The Straits Times, 7 August 1971

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    24 1 T^WERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Goh: We threaten no-one
    553 1 Goh: We threaten no-one '111-informed' opinions on our defence plans SINGAPORE, Friday QR. Coh Keng Swee cleared the air today over what he described as "ill-informed" opinions on Singapore's defence policy. The structure of the defence force was such that it would be evident "even to the meanest intellect" that
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    Lock icon Walk in deep space Apollo on last lap splash down
    189 1 Walk in deep space Apollo on last lap splash down WORDEN 'FLOATS' OUT TO RETRIEVE MOON ROCKS LTOUSTON, Fri. 11 Accelerating accurately toward earth on the last lap of their 12 day moon mission, the Apollo 15 astronauts were told today that conditions were good for tomorrows splashdown in the
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    Lock icon Hope still for 183 PoWs
    266 1 Hope still for 183 PoWs STOCKHOLM, Fri. Plans to fly U.S. prisoners of war out of Indochina on a chartered SAS Jetliner have not been cancelled but "postponed indefinitely," the Stockholm newspaper Dagens Nyhe.er said today. The newspaper, which set of.' speculation about the possible release of 183 prisoners from
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    Lock icon This time it's happy landing
    56 1 TOKYO. Fri. An All-Nip-pon Airways airliner with 39 people aboard developed a malfunction in its nose landing gear on a domestic flight but landed safely at Tokyo International airport today. The Incident came one week after another ANA airliner collided with a Sabre Jet in
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    Two years in Changi for Nanyang four
    177 1 Two years in Changi for Nanyang four OINGAPORE, Fri. President Sheares has confirmed the detention orders for two years made by the Minister for Home Affairs on four Nanyang Slang Pau executives. They are Lee Mau Seng, 39, former managing director of the paper, its editor-in-c h i c f
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    Lock icon Nixon's order
    37 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. The Nixon Administration has ordered a halt to ground reconnaissance patrols conducted Inside China by Laotian tribesmen supported and trained by the U.B. Central Intelligence Agency (C.1.A.), the Washington Pcet said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Russia and China sign trade pact
    74 1 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Union and China yesterday signed "an agreement on trade and payments," Tass said. The terse announcement did not elaborate and said only that the pact was signed by Peking's De- puty Foreign Minister, Mr. Chou Hua-min, and his Soviet counterpart,
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    New 'save rubber' move
    439 1  - New 'save rubber' move ANTHONY NG: By Kuala Lumpur, Friday AS Ihe rubber price slipped to 92 cents a kilo A (417 cents per Ib) the lowest since 1949 the Government stepped in with an action plan to boost prices. The save the rubber price plan calls for official intervention
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    Lock icon New holiday
    21 1 COLOMBO, Fri. Ceylon's 125 million population today switched to observing all full moon days and Sundays as holidays. Reuter.
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    Great England recovery
    62 1 Great England recovery MANCHESTER, Fri. Skipper Ray Illingworth (107) and fast bowler Peter Lever (88 not out) set an eighth, wicket record partnership of 168 to put England right back In the game in the second day of the First Test against India here today. At close India were 8
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      Lock icon U THANT CANCELS TRAVEL PLANS
      35 1 NEW YORK. Fri. United Nations Secretary General U Thant has cancelled all his travel plans, including visits to Africa and Europe, on his doctors' advice, said a U.N. spokesman.— Rcuter.
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      126 1 Philco- I Can you afford I anything less? What makes Philco so superior? What makes 1 it worth the extra? Basically longer life. Of 1 everything. Philco spend a little extra on I everything. Little parts. Big parts. Like a specially contoured sound baffle round the I fan. It costs
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    A day of double joy for a half million children
    283 2  - A day of double joy for a half million children MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE, Fri. For Singapore's half-a-milllon schoolchildren today, it was a day of double Joy. They celebrated National Day AND end of term. Education Minister Mr. Lim Kirn San kicked off the festivities with this message to them:
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    ALL SET FOR THE BIG SHOW ON MONDAY
    805 2  -  TAN WANG JOO Spotlight on the Singapore Armed Forces Grand finale of parade dances by schools By Singapore, Friday •T H E increasing sophistication of the Singapore Armed Forces will he spotlighted in the National Day parade at the Padang on Monday
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    Streets closed for National Day
    859 3 Only invited guests are allowed to enter the Padang area SINGAPORE, Fri. Parts of the city will be sealed off when the National Day parade is held on the Padang on Monday morning. Only invited guests are allowed to enter the Padang area to watch
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    HK GROUP HERE FOR NATIONAL DAY JOY
    84 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Twenty-one Hone Kong jewellers, some with relatives, flew in toduv to join Singaporeans in the National Day celebrations. The group, here at the invitation of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will stay for a week. Group leader. Mr Young CM Wan
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    Bus routes diversion for the big parade
    582 3 '"THE following bus servl- ces will be diverted from 6 a.m. to noon on National Day because of the closure of certain roads in the city for the big parade. Services to be diverted from East Coast Road Into Tanjong Katong Road, Dunman
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    Telecast from Padang
    29 3 TV SINGAPI'RA will berfn transmission on National Day at 8.37 a.m. on Channels 5 and 8 with a direct telecast of the parade at the Padang.
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    Pirated music
    49 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. A record shop owner was fined $500 today for selling pirated records on Tuesday. Ng Guan Aik. 25, admitted having 31 pirated records for sale in his shop at Outram Park when he was arrested by police officers from the CID Commercial Crime that day.
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    City is all dressed up for the big day
    207 3 City is all dressed up for the big day CINGAPORE, Fri. With three more days to go to National Day, the city is already dressed up for the occasion. The decorations are not complete, but flags, bunting and strings of coloured lights have gone up at Government offices, main roads,
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    'Push' charge
    30 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. A labourer, Azad Mohammed, 22 today denied pushing a CID police officer. V. Kumara Samy a: Mci Ling Street yesterday. Trial Is fixed for Nov. 28.
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    No top winners
    24 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. There were no top winners in yesterday's Toto draw No. 61/71. The Jackpot for this Sunday's draw is $140,000.
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    Intraco to import 60,000 tons of cement
    111 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Intraco is importing about 60,000 metric tons of cement over the next three months to overcome the acute shortage in Singapore. This follows a request by the Government. This first shipment of 5,000 tons is expected to arrive some time next
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    'We won't budge' demo by Poly students
    315 4  - 'We won't budge' demo by Poly students LEE SU SAN By Singapore. Friday TWO thousand Singapore Polytechnic stu dents staged a demonstration against the campus administration todav. The campus quadrangle was a sea of students who for almost an hour kept up an incessant chant of "we won't budge. The
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    $500 bail for labourer
    49 4 SINGAPORE Fri —A labourer Edrls bin Ahmad. 23. was allowed $500 bail today when he denied having v.sed force in outraging the modesty of a nine-year-old girl in a vacant piece of land in Sussex Estate on May 14. Trial is fixed for Nov. 26
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    Pirate loses taxi
    34 4 SINOAPORE. Fri. Tey Meng Gong was fined $150 today by a traffic court after he admitted operating a pirate taxi In Kirn Yam Road on June 18. His car was forfeited.
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    Man drops slander award appeal
    169 4 tfINOAPORE, Fr i An electric contractor today withdrew his appeal in the High Court against the $4,000 damages awarded to him for slander by his former sub-tenant, a businesswoman. Leong Teng Wah had earlier decided to appeal against the award on the grounds that it
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    Tell her if she looks silly, but gently does it
    136 4 Tell her if she looks silly, but gently does it SINGAPORE. Fri.— lf your girlfriends or women relatives sport the "indecent" fashions of thr West, point out gently and tactfully how ridiculous they look. This advice came from thr Parliamentary Secretary (Education) Inche Mohammed Cihazli Ismail. when he spoke at
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    DAY 7 OF WRONGFUL DISMISSAL ACTION
    131 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The hearing of a "wrongful dismissal action by a former police corporal, with 15 year's service, continued before Mr Justice Tan Ah Tan in High Court today V. Sithambaram. 40, represented by Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam. is asking the ccurt to declare that
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    Book on health and safety at work
    101 4 Book on health and safety at work SINGAPORE, Frl. A selected collection of articles, talks and seminars given In Singapore over the past few years on occupational health and safety has been compiled In a book just published under the title: "Health and Safety at Work." It Is published Jointly
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    Smoky lorries: $400 fine
    50 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The manager of Kian Huat Company in Klang Road was fined a total of $400 in a traffic court today on four similar charges of allowing the company's lorries to emit excessive smoke between Feb. 2 and April 6 last year. He pleaded guilty.
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    CASE COMPILES LIST OF 'FAIR' TRADERS
    80 4 CASE COMPILES LIST OF 'FAIR' TRADERS SINGAPORE. Frl. The Consumers' Association of Singapore is compiling a list of traders who sell at fair prices. This is an antl-prlcc-increase measure taken by the Ministry of Finance and the association. The list is ex- pected to be ready in a few weeks
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    Detained: Man cleared of assault charge
    112 5 Detained: Man cleared of assault charge SINGAPORE, Fri. Theyvendran Ramanathan, acquitted of criminal conspiracy and assault on NTJUC leader, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, was detained today. Theyvendran. a former technical records officer of MSA. is brine held under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. He was picked ud by three
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    SEF dinner
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Singapore Employers Federation will hold Us annual dinner at the Island Ballroom of Shangrila Hotel In Orange Grove Road on Sept 18 at 7.45 p.m.
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    Confusion over Govt warning on annual bonus
    390 5 STATEMENT SETS A POSER SINGAPORE, Frl. /M employers and trade unions in Singaj)ore were confused today over the stern statement on annual bonuses issued by the Government yesterday. Some felt the Government was deliberately applying the brake to a possible build-up of a
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    Dr. Nalla Tan to speak at Denver conference
    97 5 Dr. Nalla Tan to speak at Denver conference SINGAPORE, Fri.— Health educationist Dr. Nalla Tan will attend the second World Family Life conference In Estes Park In Denver, Colorado, from next Friday to Aug. 18. She will deliver an opening address on "The Impact of a Changing Society on the
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    Geylang beggars quit after warning by MP
    261 5 Geylang beggars quit after warning by MP SINGAPORE, Fri. Most of the beggars in the Geylang Serai area are off the streets following a threat of police action by their MP. Inche Rahmat Kenap had given them two weeks to move. Today, as the deadline expired. Mr. Lawrence Aroklaraj. secretary
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    Spore envoy's credentials
    49 5 SINOAPORE. PH. Singapore's new Ambassador to Japan, Dr. Loy Keng Foo, received his credentials from President Sheares at the Istana this momIng. Dr. Loy. who Is chairman of the Geography Department Nanyang University, succeeds Dr. Ang Kok Peng. He leaves soon to take up the post.
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    Adult education expert coming
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. W.J.A. Harris, a British adult education expert, will arrive here on Sunday for a five-day study of adult education developments in Singapore.
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    Peranakans call for closer ties with neighbours
    224 5 Peranakans call for closer ties with neighbours SINGAPORE. Frl. One of the alms of the Peranakan Association Is to work for harmonious relations between Singapore and her neighbours. Malaysia and Indonesia, the association's president, Mr. T.W. Ong. has said. Mr. Ong was speaking at the association's annual meeting. The Peranakan
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    THE CHOOSY ONES WHO WAIT IDLY FOR JOBS
    109 5 SINGAPORE, Frl. An MP has rapped parents who allow their children to Idle while waiting; for suitable Jobs. The choosy children, he said, were merely being laiy wanting to depend on their parents to five them food, lodging and pocket money to
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    THIS IS ROCK
    615 6  -  GERRY de SILVA urn THERE is a home In Hollywood that serves as a shelter for wandering musicians. It cannot take in more than 15. but for the rock era's wandering minstrel a bed and a warm smile are enough. For their host the shelter has become
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    ALL IN THE FAMILY -IN RIVAL BARS
    143 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY -IN RIVAL BARS MOST people know about the Blue Star Sisters, bat what about their brother? Yes, he's In town too. I found that out quite by accident. He's working as an entertainer across the road from the sisters. Brother Mike, 20, Is the guitarist who
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    132 6 SINGAPORE'S original disco crop must remember the guy with the odd crop, with a pigtail down one ear. The guy's pietro Attila. leader of the "Warlocks." the band which 'opened" the Pub back In 1969. The original Warlocks have split after touring Hong Kong, Tokyo, Europe and S )uth America,
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    Regulations rule the business
    620 6 Showbiz, that is QN H fundamental wisdom we are expected to acquire in adult life if we havqn't already —is not to take everything in the world at face value. We have proverbs like "All that glitters is not gold" and expressions like "The wolf in
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      HIPPIE, NOT RELIGIOUS, BADGES ARE BANNED
      117 7 HIPPIE, NOT RELIGIOUS, BADGES ARE BANNED REFER to the letter from 1 "Frustrated parent" (ST.. July 24). It has been ascertained that students of the school concerned have been told that they should not wear Identity bracelets, rlnes or adornments of the hippie cult. However, students have not been forbidden
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      151 7 TV SINGAPORE a few months ago advertised for "part-time comperes" for Its English section. It Is understood that more than 200 were auditioned. About 40 were short-listed and 10 selected. At the moment only one has been lucky to be put on the Rado Show, while the nine others are
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      55 7 rpHE river flowing across 1 Bendemeer Road is highly polluted. As a result, occupants of Block 38 Is at the mercy of the stench which Is occasionally brought by gusts of winds. This has been going on for the last few months and I sincerely hope that the authorities would
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      28 7 rIS grossly unfair to Toa Payoh residents to discontinue the direct bus service to Paya Lebar airport. The Minister for Communications should query why. Y. MARIE. Singapore 12.
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      Flag-day favour
      140 7 A a visitor to Singapore, I have been favourably Impressed by, among other things, the amount of "flag" selling that goes on. I say "favourably" with all sincerity. Ther are not many places In the world today where one can find young people willing to sacrifice their free
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      Blue IC holders who want to work as clerks
      284 7 Blue IC holders who want to work as clerks ON July 22 I went for an interview at a commercial firm downtown. I was found satisfactory, and the interviewer took down my name and address and informed me of the firm's regulations. Then he asked for my identity-card. Seeing that
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      Of maturity and learning... and too young children
      424 7 Of maturity and learning... and too young children 'School queues 9 debate "JHE question of queues for registration of Primary One pupils has been coming into prominence at this time of year for the last few years. There is no solution to this problem unless the Ministry of Education reverts
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      Inside story of a queue
      631 7 Inside story of a queue I REFER to the letter by "Most Unfortunate" (S.T.. Aug. 4) regarding his half-hearted attempt to queue up for a place In a school In the Cairnhlll area. I can understand why the school wanted to discourage early queuelng. The Ministry of Education thinks there
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      THE 'SELECT' HAVE TUTORS
      224 7 I REFER to "T.K.O.'s" letter (8.T.. Aug. 5). The fact that there are parents who are very choosy in sending their children to "select schools" does not mean that all other primary schools are "second rate." "T.K.0." seems very unfair in blaming the teaching in these
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    Miss Lee for the UN instead on a bigger job
    216 8  - Miss Lee for the UN instead on a bigger job BAILYNE SUNG By SINGAPORE, Fri. Miss Lee Yoke Kwan was to have left for Ghana earlier this month for a YWCA conference, which begins tomorrow. Instead she will be leaving tomorrow for New York where she will be in the
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    Mechanic's wife walked out after row
    158 8 Mechanic's wife walked out after row SINGAPORE, Fri.— >3 An army mechanic told the High Court today that his dance hostess wife walked out on him four years ago when he rejected her persistent demands ;or a divorce. Tan Huck Siong, suing his wife Tjan Thioe Kiem for divorce, said
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    Machines to join battle against trash in S'pore
    456 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. gINGAPORE is fast joining the more developed nations in the big battle against trash the ugly problem that grows bigger as people become more affluentThe Government is now considering incineration and compaction as alternative methods of disposing of solid waste
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    DBS ACTS TO GUARD AGAINST SECRETS LEAKAGE
    121 8 DBS ACTS TO GUARD AGAINST SECRETS LEAKAGE SINGAPORE, Fri. The Development Bank of Singapore has introduced a stringent classification system to guard against information leaks. Under the system, DBS staff bave now very restricted access to files and reports which they once could obtain freely. A bank project officer who
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    Holiday judo classes at the YMCA
    76 8 SINGAPORE, Frl. YMCA Judo Society will hold special classes during the August holidays for boys and girls whose schools do not have judo facilities. Classes will be on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.30 p.m. The first class will be held next Wednesday. A
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    On wrong side
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Motorist Tan Thian Oon. 21. was fined $250 today after he admitted driving dangerously by going to the wrong side of Thomson Road and colliding into two oncoming cars on March 28.
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    70 per cent of our students succeed in Australia
    239 8 70 per cent of our students succeed in Australia SINGAPORE, Fri. The success rate of Singapore students in Australia is about 70 per cent third highest among other foreign students there. Miss Margaret Ochiltree Attache (Students) in the Australian High Commission, who stated this yesterday, said that it did not
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    Grading for pugilists
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A grading session for the Nam Wah Pal pugilists will be held at the Chinese YMCA in Palmer Road on Sunday at 9 a.m. The YMCA will register applicants for a new beginners course on Monday. For inquiries telephone *****.
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    Indian military college team on study tour
    150 8 SINGAPORE Frl. A 22 member delegation from the Indian National Defence College arrived today for a two -day study tour. The team :s led by Air Marshal H. Moolgavkar and a senior staff member of the college. Rear Admiral S.H. Sarma. The others
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      180 8 m f j 3?T T 773 The crisis to end all crises? IN SINGAPORE Some aspects of a rapidlygrowing industry. First In a four-part series A CAREER IN THE AIR Wanted: More magnificent young men for the flying machines. Sunday Mail Magazine Section WEEKEND Su.ra.day Mail TWA TWICE DAILY TO
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      161 8 Ml* f <h,,, By V.T. Hamlin IMY GOSH, WHATSTH' 1 OKAY, MEN. \>j I n I KNOCK IT OFF, YOU KOOKS! LOOKS LIKE WE V-— MATTER WITH THOSE RRE AT Ml W V\\J 1/7 XX NOT IN THIS PRODUCTION... j MISSED HIM.TUNK.. f TAKE 'IM I IDIOTS, ANYWAYSV/i\ WILL/ rtfMm
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      338 10 AT W;^H Mm^A THE W^mW GOLDEN PEACOCK BAR I Between 5 to 6 p.m. From Monday to Friday. I Drinks are served at half-price. Starting August 9, Sam Scott will make the scene with you. If you enjoy clever humour, like your piano hot or cool and music from Bach
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    $84.3 mil Savings Bank deposits hit new high
    145 11 $84.3 mil Savings Bank deposits hit new high SINGAPORE. Fri. Deposits in the Post Office Savings Bank reached a new hirh of $84.3 million last month. Announcing this today, the bank said that during July, deposits exceeded withdrawals by $1.6 million. Durinr the month. 5.815 new accounts were opened, bringing
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    Youth held after temple commotion
    71 11 Youth held after temple commotion SINGAPORE, Fri A youth, believed to be former patient of Woodbridge Hospital, was arrested last night after causing a disturbance in a temple in Balestier Road. The youth hurled bottles and otones policemen and onlookers who managed to grab him after a 20-yard chase. A
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    The robbers with a taste for the best brandy
    173 11 The robbers with a taste for the best brandy SINGAPORE, Friday A PROVISION shop was held up by three dis•r* criminating robbers today. They spent half an hour ransacking it. but took only the best and most expensive brandy. They left with a dozen bottles of choice VSOP brandy. A
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    AEB to run 10 courses next month
    63 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Adult Education Board will conduct 10 recreation and utilitarian courses next month. They Include public speaking and elocution, (lower arrangement, simple household writing, colour photography, oil painting and Interior decoration and home furnishing. Applications should be made on prescribed ronns
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    'Old' Nantah accountant grads must sit qualifying exam first
    416 11 SINGAPORE, Fri ANYANG I'nivei sity's accountancy graduates who passed out under the old cumeular structure will have to sit for a qualifying examination before they can be recognised by the Singapore Society of Accountants. At Nantah's convocation last Saturday, the Education
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    Seven pass 1971 Bar exams
    66 11 SINGAPORE. FTI. Seven Singaporeans have passed the 1971 Trinity Bar examinations conducted by the Council of Legal Education. London. They are Ram Singh Bajwa (Clas 2. Land Law). Kanapathy Pillay Sandrasegara. Dolly Sinha (Class 3, Land Law). Lav Tze Mln. Wong Kai Kit (Class 3.
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    Singapore-HK Jaycee ties
    50 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. A six-man delegation from the Junior Chamber of Singapore, led by vice-president Chan Cheow Kiat leaves for Hong Kong tomorrow to sign a Sister Chapter relationship with the Peninsula Jaycees. This Is to foster closer ties with the different Jaycee chapters and the two countries.
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    Mentri warns
    30 11 TRIANO Fri. Pahang Mentri Besar. Tan Sri Dato Haji Yahya bin Mohamed Sen. today warned that the Government would seize all Illegally cultivated land and prosecute the squatters.
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    VSO teachers
    15 11 KUALA LUMPUR. PW. Eleven British graduate Voluntary Service Overseas teachers arrived here yesterday.
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    'Make S'pore financial hub of S-E Asia'
    115 11 CINGAPORE, Fri SlngatJ pore should aim to become the financial centre in South-east Asia in the next 10 years. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs said this at a National Day celebration dinner of the Jalan Besar
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    Sin-seh's pins and needles job on Bernhard
    423 12  -  LIM SUAN KOOI By Singapore. Friday §IN(iA P 0 R E ;i c v p v ncture "sin -sell" Siow Keng Ngoh, 63, luis royal blood on his pins and needles. Few know it, but he has stuck them twice into Prince Bernhard,
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    $180 MIL LOAN CLOSES
    58 12 $180 MIL LOAN CLOSES SINGAPORE, Frl. The Monetary Authority of Singapore today announced that applications for its new $180 million tax-free loan will close tomorrow. The loan opened on July 26. As the loan has been considerably over-subscribed, the Minister for Finance has authorised an additional issue of $45 million,
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    Two banned m-cyclists jailed and fined
    208 12 SINGAPORE, Fri. 1 •TWO youths who deA fled a court disqualification from riding motorcycles ended up being Jailed and fined a total of $1,800 today. They were Ng Cheng Look, 21, Jobless, and painter Yeoh Bah Bee, 22. Ng was Jailed for a day
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    Help us develop economy, Japanese mission told
    231 12 Help us develop economy, Japanese mission told SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, today called on the Japanese to impart their knowle dge, techniques and skills to help Singapore develop its economy. He said Singapore had much to learn from Japan on how to organise Its
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    TWO YOUNG WOMEN FALL TO DEATH FROM HDB FLATS
    133 12 TWO YOUNG WOMEN FALL TO DEATH FROM HDB FLATS SINGAPORE, Fri. Two young women fell to their deaths from Housing Board flats today. Miss Poh Guat Hue, 21, of Selangor, West Malaysia, was found dead at the foot of Block 14, Jalan Merpati at 6.45 a.m. She was said to
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    Engineers told to complete survey forms
    83 12 Engineers told to complete survey forms SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry of Science and Technology is appealing to engineers to complete and return the questionnaires sent them last month as part of a survey. The survey of engineers Is being conducted by the by MinLstrr in conjunction with the University of
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    Misadventure
    40 12 SINGAPORE. Fri. A verdict of misadventure was today recorded on a 10-year-old boy. Lee Sin Leng. who was drowned during a swim in a fish pond near his home at Jalan Raklt. ofl Llm Chu Kang. on July 24.
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    Ping Sien's as good as her brother at telling tales
    321 13  -  RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE. Fri. They don't need any grownup to tell them bedtime stories. Seven-year-old Chew Ping Sien and her nine-year-old brother, Ping Nam (above), who tied for first place in the English section of the RTS Children's Story-Telling
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    NIPPON-GO LESSONS FOR SHANGRI-LA STAFF
    122 13 NIPPON-GO LESSONS FOR SHANGRI-LA STAFF SINGAPORE, Fri. *J Shangri-La HoteKs 800 workers are now learning Japanese. A spokesman for the hotel said: "The aim Is to make as many of them as possible conversant in the language because there Is a big Influx of Japanese tuurlsts in this region." Weekly
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    Court queries $68,000 cut in tips for Hotel Malaysia staff
    537 13 Court queries $68,000 cut in tips for Hotel Malaysia staff OINCAPORE, Fri. Tie Industrial Arbitraton Court today questoned Hotel Malaysia decision to cut two sums totalling 568.4-6.86 from its 10 per ent service charge pool due to its employes. lA president, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang wanted to knowwJiy the hotel
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    Three fined on drug charges
    65 13 Three fined on drug charges SINGAPORE, Fri— Three men were fined today when they admitted being In a morphine den last night. Ang Khye Rung. 50. and Wuen Teo Guan. 58. both unemployed, were arrested at Jalan Teck Kee. oft* Yio Chu Kang Road. They were fined $40 each. Tay
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    Mini-sports at church
    56 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Dr. Wong Lin-ken. Minister for Home Affairs and MP for Alexandra, will present the prizes at the mini-sports of the Nursery Programme, Faith Methodist Church, at 3.30 p.m. tomorrow. The mini-sports, to be held at che church compound in Commonwealth Drive. Queenstown, Is to mark
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    Gospel film
    30 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. A gospel film. Sunda Singh, will be shown by the Par Eastern Bible College at the Life Church In Gilstead Road on Monday at 8 p.m
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    VIP visits S'pore
    36 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Hong Kont's Governorcl.signate. Sir Murray Matlehose. arrived today on an informal visit to look into housing development, urban renewal and various aspects of police work. He will also visit Juronc Town.
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    Body of man found floating in sea
    67 13 Body of man found floating in sea SINGAPORE, Fri. The unindentifled body of a man was found floating in the sea off Nicoll Highway this morning. Police described him as about 60 years of age. with short hair. He was dressed in a white short-sleeved shirt and black trousers and
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    'Yes' for Buffer Stock Act
    62 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Dewan Negara gave its approval today to an act authorising the Government to raise loans up to $92 million for financing the fourth Tin Buffer Stock. The act Loan (International Tin Buffer Stock) Act. 1971 came into force in retrospect from
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  • The Straits Times
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      PAYING FOR DANGER
      478 14 Amendments which increase up to three times awards under the Workmen's Compensation Act. and new regulations to promote safety in the construction and engineering industries in Singapore are welcome and they will come not before their time. There are also to be amendments to the Factory Act
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      SAIGON SCENARIO
      293 14 The pre-electoral scene in South Vietnam could hardly be murkier. The Supreme Court has rejected Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky'j candidature for the presidential election on the ground that his application lacked the required number of certified signatures of provincial councillors in sup port. Of the 102 signatures,
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      ACTION ALL THE WAY
      223 14 The proposal for building a port in Chempedak Bay at Kuantan has possibly moved a stage further with the announcement that international tenders have been invited for detailed studies. Yet the heart tends to sink at announcements of this sort. If the plan to link Penang
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      The threatened skies
      188 14 MUCH has been written lately, about pollution and Its dangers. My view is that no campaign against pollution can succeed, unless stringent powers, by new legislation is given to the appropriate authorities, to back up the move. It may be even necessary to curb the widespread use
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      Toilet
      64 14 KUALA Lumpur has an international airport that Is surely unparalleled In South-east Asia. Its adventurous architectural styles and luxuriant greenery and freshness should be treasured by all Malaysians. My enchantment, however, dulled over the weekend after visiting the capital's railway station where the standard of hygiene In the men's
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      Scouting
      94 14 QCOUTING In Malaysia Is dying slowly but surely. Others have written of the price of badges, of the difficulty of getting badges. If they are in Muar. there would be no necessity to buy the badges. Wh>? Because we do not even take the tests. The only test taken
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      Illegal drugs
      115 14 "THE decision of the Mi--1 nlstry ol Health to carry out surprise checks of unlicenced shops which are selling drugs and pills is wise, but the officials concerned may not be aware of the extent of this trade. In the vicnlty of the movie theatres and night spots
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      73 14 ECHO the question 'Disappointed' has asked. How does the Ministry of Education select teachers to be key personnel for various subjects? Recently I had to attend an English course conducted by a 'key personnel' for English. How she murdered the language! I do net blame key personnel' for framing such
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      A bureaucrat's own value judgment
      134 14 J FULLY sympathise with 'Marah' in the trouble he encountered at the Johore Education Department In trying to get the MTC/DTC forms. Others have had the same experience. The official I saw wanted to know my detailed examination results, and asked me whether if offered
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    Agnew
    1089 14  -  RAYMOND HEARD Speaking out 10ud... will Nixon dump him in the elections? By I WASHINGTON VICE PRESI DENT Spiro Agnew faced a most uncertain future when he returned to Washington this week from a 32-day circumnavigation of the world with a party of more than 100 aides and friends.
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    Lock icon Marcellin, the man haunted by the May revolt
    659 14  -  BORIS KIDEL By Paris RAYMOND Marcellin, France's repressive Mini- ster of the Interior, undeterred by his recent defeat before the Constitutional Council has scandalised French liberal opinion with a new. highly-controversial law and order proposal. Only two weeks after the country's Supreme
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      73 14 IMPORTANT DISPOSAL PUBLIC AUCTION VERY SHORT NOTICE AT THE AUDITORIUM CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING 47, HILL STREET SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY 11TH AUGUST 1971 AT 12.00 NOON A STOPPED AIRFREIGHT SHIPMENT IUNCOLLECTED MERCHANDISE VERY VALUABLE AUTHENTIC FINE PERSIAN CARPETS AND OTHER ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS TO BE URGENTLY CLEARED OWING TO
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Sato rides Hiroshima 'fury'
      333 15 Sato rides Hiroshima 'fury' HIROSHIMA, Friday J^EFT wing demonstrators tried to attack Prime Minister Mr. Eisaku Sato today to protest against his attendance at the Hiroshima atom bomb memorial service. Bodyguards dragged away several protesters who tried to rush Mr. Sato during the service for victims of the U.S. atom
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      Lock icon Row over jailing of those editors
      226 15 LONDON. Friday yHE jailing of three underground magazine editors on obscenity charges by a High Court Judge here has provoked a storm of reaction throughout Britain. Politicians, pop stars, newspapers and civil liberties groups have all protested against the sentences imposed yesterday on the
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      Just fancy that...
      60 15 Just fancy that tIhXICO CITY. Fri. A pair of pickled pepper packers lave been picked up by police for packing pot in pepper packets and peddling it. polire reported today. I h»r said Jesus Floras and Alfonso Soto. workers at the Nogales packing plant, put the marijuana in cany wrapped
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      Lock icon Scientist jailed for part in Indon coup
      183 15 Scientist jailed for part in Indon coup lAKARTA, Fri. A nu- clear physicist has been sentenced to 18 years imprisonment in Bandung for his part in the abortive communist coup in 1965. Antara news agency reported today that Dr. Thung Tionc 'lie, 35, had pleaded guilty to taking part in
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      Lock icon OPENING OF SUEZ CANAL: SISCO STILL HOPEFUL
      182 15 OPENING OF SUEZ CANAL: SISCO STILL HOPEFUL rpEL AVIV, Fri. U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Mr. Joseph Sisco said here last night he was still hopeful of an event v a 1 arrangement leading to the Suez Canal's reopening although no decisive breakthrough had been achieved in his talks with
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      Lock icon San Juan new site for beauty contest
      113 15 SAN JUAN (Puerto Rico). Fri. A fiveyear, US$l million contract moving the Miss Universe and Miss U.S.A. contests from Miami Beach to here was signed yesterday after three months of negotiations. The contract was signed by Mr. Harold Olasser, president of Miss Universe.
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      163 15 Congratulations to SI LIM FINANCE LTD. SINGAPORE FINANCE LTD. I en the Official Opening of their TOA PAYOH BRANCH OFFICE on Saturday, 7th August 1971 from members of THE FINANCE HOUSE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE. Asia Building Society Limited Lee Wah Finance Limited Asia Commercial Finance Liirited Hanyang Finance Limited Chung
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      156 15 drn>cc j^n/^ rTWrnSEsm i it shrank and shrank. Shrinkage is an sB8BBoqWb8W»W* j expensive word. You can avoid it by looking -iPSooci^i' for the trademark 'Sanforized. When you iSSKK^-"'* buy dresses or other garments made of *2\®§'^** ■*<>'' cotton or cotton blended with man-made BBpfIWWKHBaIHB',. Vk jk fibers, be sure
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      Lock icon Who shot bank hold-up hostage poser
      252 16 Who shot bank hold-up hostage poser MUNICH. Fri. Police >i-vteril.i> defended their action in opening fire on two masked gunmen as they emerged from a surrounded hank here during the night, using two women hostages as a shield. One hostage, bank rlerk Inerid Reppl, 30. was fatally wounded in the
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      Lock icon An Arab-Soviet collision warning
      340 16 An ArabSoviet collision warning CAIRO, Friday A CLOSE confidant of President Sadat today publicly admitted there was an increasing possibility of a Soviet-Arab collision over Sudan and warned both parties, especially Moscow, they must check it "before things get out of hand." Mr. Muhammed Hassanein Helkal, editor of Al Ahram,
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      Lock icon Fewer 'nos' to Britain joining C-Mart
      121 16 I ONDON. Fri._A major public opinion poll today showed a sharp drop in opposition to Britain joining the European Common Market but recorded most people are st'll against the move Gallup Poll, published in the Daily Telegraph, said 44 per cent of voters oppose
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      Lock icon TUC to keep up fight against anti-strike Act
      224 16 TUC to keep up fight against anti-strike Act T ONDON, Fri. Mr. Vie Feather, general secretary of the nine-million strong Trades Union Congress, gave notice yesterday that the w o r k c r s' battle against the Conser v a tive Government's new and highly controversial Industrial Relations Act
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      Lock icon Ne Win off to Peking for talks
      274 17 Ne Win off to Peking for talks ON INVITATION OF MAO GOVT RANGOON, Friday. JJURMESE Prime Minister General Ne Win left today for Peking on a "friendly and informal visit", an official announcement said. He is making the visit at the invitalion of the Chinese Government. He is accompanied by
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      Lock icon HANOI LEADERS QUIET ON NIXON VISIT
      259 17 HANOI LEADERS QUIET ON NIXON VISIT MANILA. Fri. A Filipino Congressman who just returned from Hanoi said yesterday that North Vietnamese leaders are keeping quiet o n President Nixon's planned trip to Peking, except to deny that it would bring peace to Vietnam. Mr. Carmelo Barbero said at a Press
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      Lock icon Chou meets Reston
      41 17 HONG KONG. Fri Chines* Premier Chou En-Lai met American newspaper executive James Reston. vice-president of the New York Times, yesterday, the New China News Agency reported today. Mrs. Reston and some other Chinese officials were also present. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Girl sacked for wearing pants
      66 17 MOSCOW. Fii— An 18-year-i old girl was sacked from a Soviet factory on her first day at work for wearing blue trousers, a Soviet newspaper said today. Last week, a Soviet daily crii tlcised official; who refused to I allow gills in trouser-suits into 1
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      Lock icon PUEBLO SKIPPER TO BLAME SAYS HIS No. 2
      193 17 PUEBLO SKIPPER TO BLAME SAYS HIS No. 2 ]\EW YORK. Frl. The seizure of the USS Pueblo by the North Koreans In 1968 was an Incident that need not have happened, contends the spy ships executive officer, who blames the capture on the fallings of his ski ppe r. Commander
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      Lock icon Dad's space walk was just a little too much
      186 17 Dad's space walk was just a little too much UOISTON. Fri. Watching dad walk in space was great fun for Alison Worden (left) but the long wait for the event did take the edge off the excitement. Alison, 11, couldn't stiffle a yawn as she and her sister. Merril. 13.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        38 18 Stn. Malayan 85P S. Dredge $4.80 Ajinomoto $2.02 C and C $3.14 Bt. Semb $4.06 I". M. Work $2.17 T Cement $2.58 G C'mic $0.98 S. Nut $1.45 31 .21 .1' .H .11 .(K .0( .0! .0!
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        Falls
        25 18 UOB $3.78 N.B.T. $6.60 Ambassador $2 62 Tractors (M) $2.48 Raleigh $1.38 Kempas $1.70 S. M Ind. $1.32 —.11 —.H .0J .0 —a .o:
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        Most active stocks
        16 18 Most active stocks Haw Par 798.000 C and C 225.000 Far East 133.000 Faber I'nion 118.000
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        INDICES
        33 18 Ailf. 5 Industrials: 180.88 Hotels: 80.69 Properties: 144.57 Tins: 96.86 rubbers: 120.46 Auf. i 180.81 80.8 143.91 97.1! 120.2' Dec. 30. 1966 100 Dee. 31. 1968 100 Dec. 29, 1962 s 1M
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      Market turns sluggish
      200 18 Market turns sluggish mRADING turned slug--1 R-ish on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yes t c r day. Support for a handful of counters on weekend contra der.ling provided the most action with price movements generally within a few cents either way. As some market observers would have
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1075 18 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFID CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOtl OF BUSINESS IN THE tINCAPORT AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE BRACKETS VEITEROAV WCRC luniltTain CLOSING TONE: Industrials mixed, tins steady while the rest unchanged. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1333 18 DUSINESS in and reported to a m the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (2) 1.63. (1) 1.64. Aiinomoto (li 2.02. Allied Choc. (3) 2.00.
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      Exchange rates
      167 18 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced x these best agreed merchant rates as at Aug. 6 Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7.3850 Australian Dollar 3.452S Canadian Dollar 3 0250 New Zealand Dollar 3.4425 South Arabian
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      Sime Darby: All records are bettered
      551 18 Sime Darby: All records are bettered PtK-iAA pro n t s for Slme Darby in the financial year ended June were another record. At an estimated $19.1 million (£2.6 million) against $15.3 million (£2.1 million) in 1969/70 they topped all past records at 25 per cent on the previous best
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHT
      153 18 BOVIS, the construction, housing and property group of London, which recently signed management and stock option agreements with Gammon South East Asia, has successfully concluded a rights issue. Lazard Brothers, the UK merchant bankers, announces that the issue of 3,829,892 Ordinary shares of 25p each on the basis
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        117 18 CHINK! PHOOUCf IXCMANCE SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING. PRICES PCR PICUL VCSTIROAV. CKMiut oil: bulk $Mi seller*, drum 133 sellers. Capra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose Aug./ Sept. UK Com. 1301 B. P»»per: Muntok AST A. white f.o.b. 100'; NLW fl»3 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96<Y NLW »1«3 Mllers. Sarawak apcclal black
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        PALM OIL
        41 18 In London on Thursday the price of Malayan 3 per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per lone ton Jan. Feb. was quoted as UK £118 tellers or Ex-Cont »2SB sellers (UK £115 or Ex-Cont »278 8).
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 18 AUG. 6. RUBBER: 92.00 cents per kilo (down 1.50 cents). TIN: $628.00 (down 25 cents). Official offering 229 tons (up 11 tons).
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        Tin goes down
        179 18 rpHE Straits tin price In A Penang yesterday shed 25 cent.* to $628 00 ncr plcul on an official offering up 11 tons to 229 tons. The overnight London metal was slightly easier with forward buyers quoted £1 lower at £1.445 per metric ton The local market
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        World gold market
        56 18 1) Export price In non-sterllnc areas In U.S. dollar* per ounce. 2) Loral dealers price In Singapore dollars per tael. Thursday WMnuOiy tU.I. tu J London 43.75 42 50 B«lrut 43.05 42. R0 Hongkong 44.04 43.22 Zurich 42.758 42.608 42 90S 42.508 P»rli 42.53 42.41 Spore (1)
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        Copper prices
        33 18 (previoua In brackets). Wlrcbar— Spot buyer <436 00 (£415.111 1 seller £454.30 <*456.00>: Three Months buyer £485 50 <£4«3.ikj. seller £464.00 £463.90). Market twit: Steady but quiet. tolas: 2 325 tons.
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        378 18 yHE rubber market yesterday sagged again on continued clearing of August and stop loss selling of other long positions. A new low of 92.50 cents per kilo was reached. Forwards held comparatively steadier than nearby and some isolated Inquiries for lower sheets found sellers unwilling to
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        97 18 ONDON rubber: The week to noon on Thursday produced a generally easier tone althoufh forward landed gained exceptional support on a switch basis against the nears aad recorded rains of ud to 0 lOp per kilo. 1971 and early 1972 positions lost op to 0.36 p. Sheet
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      233 18 France stems speculative money flowing into country THE Bank of France hammered home on Thursday its determination to stop speculative money flowing Into the country as trading on the foreign exchange market In Paris slowed to a trickle. In very restricted trading, the French franc, which has been at the
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        297 18 TVJELBOURNE. Pri. Mining LTX and oil shares were fractionally easier in dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Industrials were marginally firmer in quiet trading. Volume for the day was well below average and lowest for the week interest was very limited and no trend emerged. H'oodside dropped
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        63 18 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 6 5/8 {o6 15 16 2 mths 6 15/16 to 7 18 3 mths 7 to 7 3,18' 6 mths 7 1/4 to 7 1/2 9 mths
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        252 18 XTBW YORK, Thurs. The market closed In moderate trading In contrast to the downtrend of the previous two sessions. Analysts termed today's advance a "classic technical rally" coming in an oversold market. Todays rally benefited from news of the slowdown In the wholesale price Index rise in July.
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        77 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 70.95 Wednesday 71.76 Week ago 72.84 RUBBERS Thursday 203.75 Wednesday 203.01 Week ago ***** OILS Thursday ***** Wednesday 345 66 Week ago 355 74 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 394 9 Wednesday 389 5 Week ago 404 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 849 45 Wednesday 844 92 Week
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        252 18 JJONO KONO, Prt. The market opened firm and remained so throughout the morning. In the afternoon a number of shares eased back fractionally. The day's turnover value amounted to $14 41 million. Today a closing prlcea In HonK Kontt dollft ri And cent s unless otherwise stated: Hong
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    Man who was filled with air at petrol kiosk
    180 19 Man who was filled with air at petrol kiosk SINGAPORE, Fri. Van driver Ang Puteh, 30. asked for a fill up at a service station. He got it but not his van. Tne Mttsl ant at the Cheong Huat Mobil Service Station in Upper Tnomson Roaa, a court hoara today,
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    Low water mark
    58 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. The lowest water consumption since last Sunday was recorded yesterday when demand dropped hy 3.8 million gallons to 97.3 million gallons the fifth time in the last six days that consumption stayed undrr 100 million gallons. Rainfall at the three catchment areas was: Seletar 0.03
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    Another 40 for Germany
    56 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Forty more technicians of Rollei Singapore (Pte.) Ltd. leave for Germany tomorrow to undergo training in planning, camera assembly and parts production at the company's head office in Braunschweig. A group of 51 left for training iast month. Sixty of the company's estimated 300
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    Shell manager for London
    42 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. The general sales manager of Shell Singapore, Mr Oordon Scow Li-mlng. will leave for a twoyear assignment with Shell International Petroleum Company in London. He will be succeeded by Mr Oon Beng Soon, consumer sales manager
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    485 19 'Yes' for Malay girls working in hotels Community leaders support Ghazali SINGAPORE, Fri. REPRESENTATIVES of the younger generation of the Malay community here today came out strongly in support of the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Inche Mohammed Ghazali Ismail, who yesterday hit out at Malays criticising Malay girls working as waitresses
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    MORE AIR CAMBODGE FLIGHTS IF SITUATION IMPROVES
    134 19 MORE AIR CAMBODGE FLIGHTS IF SITUATION IMPROVES SINGAPORE, Fri. Air Cambodge will increase the number of its flights between Phnom Penh and Singapore only if the war situation there improves. At tie moment the airline has one flight a week into Singapore, arriving from Phnom Penh every Tuesdaj The fctraUs
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    Maris Stella wins first aid contest
    65 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Maris Stella High School won th>- ambulance team contc.i, in the inter-divislon first-aid competition organised by the St. John Ambulance Brigade. West Area, Haridas Corps, on Sunday. The contest was held at Tuan Muug High School. Chong Hock Girls' School won the
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    Tax pact
    28 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Ministry of Finance today announced In the Government Gazette that Singapore and Japan had signed an agreement tor the avoidance of double taxation.
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    Fund-raising campaign
    62 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Hua Yt Chinese Middle School is to hold a fund-raising campaign to build a $300,000 assembly hall and indoor gymnasium for its 2,200 pupils. In conjunction with this project and the school's 15th anniversary celebrations, a variety show, to be opened by the Minister for Education.
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    Hawker gets seven years for robbery
    107 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. A vegetable hawker was sentenced today to seven years' jail and six strokes of the rotan after he admitted six charges of robbery. Lim Song Chonc. 37. admitted breaking into a house in Rangoon Road and robbing businessman Tay Tai Tiam. 56,
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    No live telecast of Apollo 15 splashdown
    216 19 SINGAPORE. Friday SINGAPORE'S first-ever direct overseas TV telecast will be of Apollo 15's splashdown on Sunday but it will NOT be shown "live." For the splashdown is expected to take place at 4.25 a.m., and Radio and TV Singapore does not consider it
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    Taekwon-do social
    33 19 SINOAPORE. Fri.— The Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour taekwon-do group wiii hold Its third anniversary social and dance at the church's premises In Siglap Hill tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    398 20  - Kallang ship yards call a halt LESLIE FONG Expansion awaits details of Govt's plans Li SINGAPORE, Friday ABOUT 30 shipyards in Kallang Industrial Estate which may have to be re-sited elsewhere in the next five to eight years have suspended all expansion and development programmes. The yards, including the huge
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    195 20 'Do not become prisoners of the rat race' advice SINGAPORE. Fri. Singaporeans must concern themselves with Improving the quality of life and not become "prisoners of a money-mak-ing rat-race," Mr. G.G. Thomson said last night. Mr. Thomson, former Deputy Secretary (Foreign Affairs), said that Singapore had reached the stage "of
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    57 20 Leadership award by Jaycees SINGAPORE, Fri— The Junior Chamber of Singapore ts offering an "Outstanding Young Singaporean" award to young people noted for their leadership qualities and active participation In community and civic activities. The award is open to Singapore citizens between 17 and 30 years old. Nomination forms are
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    TTC seminar
    36 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Inche Mohamed Ghazali Ismail, will open the seminar on the teaching of Tamil in English schools at the Teachers Training College auditorium on Aug. 18 at 9.15 a.m.
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    Indian dances
    41 20 SINOAPORE. Fri. The Minister (or Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker. will attend a performance of Kuchipudi and Bharatha Natya dance presented by the Indian Pine Arts Society at the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 25 at 8 p.m.
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    98 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. A new statutory body to run the National Stadium Complex will be set up under the provisions of the National Stadium Corporation Bill, which was introduced in Parliament on Tuesday. The corporation, which will iomnri-e eight members, will be responsible fo r
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      32 20 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl •i/J I>•/ I 3OQK Yf.K WELL, WHAT DO I6\ "ErvMH. YOU THINK OF BUT T' GET BY COULP VA THROW In\ THESE PAVS/VAy A LI'L JU6GLW? ~J
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    GOODS FOR BRITISH FAIR WORTH $10 MIL
    131 21 GOODS FOR BRITISH FAIR WORTH $10 MIL SINGAPORE, Fri. Preparations are well underway for the largest British trade display in South-east Asia to be held here in October. U of 160 firms, with >iay goods worth about $10 million, will t.ike part In the exhibition, organised by the British Department
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    Change your attitude, Razak tells Malays
    382 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday TUN Abdul Razak today repeated his call to Malays and other bumiputraa to change their attitude and set of values so as to benefit from the tremendous opportunities offered by the Second Malaysia Plan. The successful implementation of the plan, he
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    PLANS TO REVIVE lpc TITHE FOR MUSLIMS
    153 21 PLANS TO REVIVE lpc TITHE FOR MUSLIMS SINGAPORE, Fri. A proposal to get Muslim workers here to donate one per cent of their monthly salaries for the betterment of the Malays will be revived soon. It will be among other plans to be discussed at a meeting of various Muslim
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    Both drunks are fined
    38 21 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two labourers Nadeson Suppiah, 43. and Paul Edmund Salay. 49. were fined SlO today (or being drunk and ghoufing at each other In the Mariaman Temple at South Bridge Road last night.
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    WHEN HUSBAND LEFT FOR A NEW HOME
    116 21 WHEN HUSBAND LEFT FOR A NEW HOME SINGAPORE, Frl. A housewife told the High Court today her husband left her 10 years ago after telling her that he had "another home" and never returned. Yep Slang Yun, 42, who married Kang Chin Kah In Hong Kong In 1950, said her
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    Causeway entry cards available now
    104 21 Causeway entry cards available now SINGAPORE, Frl. Pink immigration card* for Causeway travel are now available at the Consular Division of the Malaysian High Commission in Holland Park. Queensway. About three to four thousand cards were given away today at the com* mission. Cards were also distributed to petrol stations
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    'No vacancies' for kidney patients
    242 21 'No vacancies' for kidney patients OINOAPORE. Fri.— Only a small number of kidney disease patients has been given the benefit of regular dialysis treatment and many patients have been denied treatment for lack of vacancies in the programme. This Is stated In a report of the main medical and social
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      308 21 Straits Times Crossword Bf iHn hf wm^ iv^ i^rnm ACROSS 13 Island city which one? 8 Drink a bumper? (8) (10) -9 Opening a hut's MM schemt 16 Learned .'omethlng. going (6). into the foreign estimate 10 Animal enthusiast, carries (8). 11 Cm ?or collection of Arab 18 d 8f
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      902 24 -<V f* J L TOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore LeMiag ler: CHAKRATA" 21 Aaf !7 21 Aag Auck, Will, Ljftt. Odin. FOR PERSIAN GULF Singapore Laatiag ftr: NAIOANA T»/« tag toriclii. K'thihr, Kwt, Damm, Doha, Dtroii. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penang LMtitf lar: RJUVUt It Part I
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      905 24 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) t^~ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, HBURG. R'DAM, HAVRE. Smnpert P. Sham Ptnang trrivti: NEPTUNE tARNET 12/14 Aag 1/11 Aag Apapa. Cotonou. Takondi, London. NEPTUNE ZIRCON 20/20 Aag 20/ 2 Slit
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      746 25 '{'Hi PORT OF SINGAPORE AU- B/l. Mardlnn* 111 B/2. Starry 80lI TMORITY ANNOUNCED THE FOL- »hevlk B/2. Ketlung Victory B/3, Sri LOWING BERTHING ARRANCE- Thai B/3. Sri Pwlli B/3. Helena B/4. MENTS FOR AUG. T. Lrsnol B/S. OUT: M.«..u. 6/7. B,r».t Van B 0T: Ku Ku U Brl .rr.tn 6
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      1038 25 SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD 144, Robinson Rud, sth Floor. Hug Leong Building, Singapore. 1. Is now accepting applications (or Manager detfgnees In a heavy vehicle maintenance and repair facility. Designees must be capable of assuming full managerial responsibilities after receiving thorough on-the-job training. APPOINTMENT QUALIFICATIONS GENERAL MANAGER Completely responsible,
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      746 25 GENERAL ELECTRIC U.S.A. Invites applications Iroas antltably qualified candidates (or the foUowlng positions SUPERVISOR -TOOL ROOM Applicants should have Vocational Institute Certificate together with a minimum of 3-5 i years supervisory experience In modern toolroom equipment Must be capable of reading complicated drawings, and be able to operate and give
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      725 25 ASSISTANT ENGINEER A leading organization requires immediately on Assistant Engineer for its expanding Engineering Division in Kuala Lumpur. The successful man should be o young Malaysian Citizen, preferrably with a recognised degree in mechonicol engineering or an equivalent professional qualification and hove Had previous working experience in general maintenance, refrigeration
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    IN MEMORIAM
    39 26 In Treasured remembrance of Mr. T. Narayanan called to eternal rest five years ago from today. Though away from us physically, your fond memories give us constant Inspiration. Inserted by the beloved wife, children St relatives. Age
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      712 26 L V.I.P. Secretarial Evening Classes bingopcie'i newest and beit equipped commercioi school Evening closes commencing I 1.8.71. Shorthond 5.30 p m to 6 30 p.m en Mon.. Wed., Fri. Ivpowr.tirt 6.30 pm to 730 p.m on Mon., Wed., Fri. Book-keeping (elementory) commencing 10.8.71 \'i noon to I 00 p.m. on
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      1045 26 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA Study in Australia 1972 Academic Year All perjons resident in Singapore who intend to undertake any form of study in Australia, at their own expense, during 1972 must make an application to the Australian High Commission, 201 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 9, no later than 31st August, 1971.
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      611 26 KUALA KEPIS RUBBER ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the partnership heretofore subsisting between us Madam Fong Yoke Har. Messrs. Chin Leong Huat Ltd.. Mr. Koh Gah Hwee. Madam Ng Bee Lian. Madam Koh See Choon. Mr. Yeow Chow Beng. Madam Llm Siew Hian, Mr. Low See Peng. Mr. Chun*
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      543 26 AVER TENGAH RUBBER ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the partnership heretofore subsisting between us Madam Fong Yoke Har. Mr. Yeoh Cheng Klan. Mr. Lee Nam Seng, Madam Koh See Choon. Madam Eng Neo Yu. Mr. Koh Peng Whee. Mr. Tan Wai Poh and Dr. Tay Yew Seng carrying on
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      576 26 JOB AND HENSHAW SDN. BHD. TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the purchase of the following Items Irom the Company (•I Factory land and building. ibi Land (more or less one acre) under lot 6 Road 227 Peuiin3 Jaya. (c) All Machinery. (d> Stock (as at the date of sale)
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      848 27 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS Sittaaart **l.: M test, a wars. Malania self. M ctati Minim ,m S7 iO tf /5 words S.atatwt art Malajua M 75 a >*f< Minimum tll?i \c /J n<ord> ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL Si*t»*«a SBtji »1« a war*. Malaysia mlt fin a wori Sfinirnurti %20 lor 20 words s sttitn. art
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      694 27 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA. Department of the Army. Vacancie* Anzuk Force. Applications are u.vit.d from Singapore CltUona for vacancies ot" Drivers (Coach). Salary which includes a special alowance wilt be within th« range of $207— 219 223 231 per month depending, on previous experience. Applicants must have the necessary Singapore license
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      838 27 INTERIOR DESIGNER with ability to design and Draughtsman required immediately Pleaae write or apply personally to 39A. Tanglln Road. Spore 10 on Tuesday 10.8.71 between 930 am. and 12.00 noon. ONE FEMALE SHORTHAND TYPIST able to correspond In English and Chinese with some experience of shipping. Apply In own handwriting
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      918 27 WANTED AN ENGLISH-SPEAKING Driver. Mnlmiim qualification Standard Seven. Call personally at 209. Norfolk Road. Singapore-"* ENCLISH FAMILY 2 small girl* require amah, live-In, no cooking. dlst 9. Ring Spore ***** before 1 p.m '*****6 after 1 p.m. VACANT POST for mature man/lady Able to type. Converse. Car essent.al. Call personally
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      1025 27 lEMI DETACHED EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW renovated 9.000 sq ft. compound. Sennett Estate, 3 air-iondi toned bedrooms, entrance very large living d ning room, modern kitchen, bathrooms, store, servant room, furnished TV. etc. $1,000.00 Tel: *****. 4 JALAN SAHABAT, Spore 19. 2storey terrace dwellings. 4 bedrooms, fully furnished, one alrcondttloned room. Available
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      1009 27 MODERN THREE-ROOM unfurnished flat at Jervols Close to let. Immediate occupation Contact *****1 (B'pore). FURNISHED TERRACE HOUSES at Jalun Meragl. Upper Changl Road. Apply Goodearth Realty Pt*. Ltd. Tel *****6. DIST. IS ROOM to let. Bachelor/ mabed $400. furnished S4SO Phone Mary Spore *****3 DISTRICT 10 Ming Teck Park choice
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      929 27 TAI KENG OARDEN 2 luxurious 2storey bungalows 4 bedrooms servant* room tsrrazzo'parquet mosaic flooring. Aluminium sliding door Freehold land. Enquiries *****/***** Spore. "BEDOKSVILLE— DoubIe-storey, semidetached. 3.500 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, modernised ard newly furnished.— 999 yr* 570.000.— *****2. district n shophouse 'modern flat* at s l in/* Upper
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      776 27 STUDY AT HOME and Pass examination for Job/Promotion. BCB offer* Home study course*. Shorthand Correspondence A Book-keeping, Sec. Duties. Typewriting. Write for detail*. Singapore Correspondence School Ltd. P.O. Box 3164. NEW HORIZONS POR THE SECRETARY STAMFORD CENTRE introduces a part-time (evennn) Diploma Course leading to CERTIFIED EXECUTIVE SECRETARYSHIP For Kraduaten.
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      Cambodia, Indonesia make it a 12-nation Open
      295 29 CAMBODIA and Indonesia have confirmed their entries to take the number of participating countries to 12 In the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's Open championships at Farrer Park from Aug. 13-15. The countries are Japan, India, the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Hong
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      40 29 SINGAPORE'S pole vaulter Wong Chong Sal making his record breaking feat for a gold medal at the MAAU Open championships at Kuala Trengganu on Thursday. Chong Sal, 23, beat India's fancied Gurdev Singh with a height of 3.96 m (13ft).
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      A new era for S'pore sports begins today
      477 29  -  TEOH ENG TATT By the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, in his lighter moments as Minister for Sport opens the 197.1 Pesta Sukan in a blaze of colour at 4.40 this evening he would be heralding a new, exciting era
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      31 29 THE photo that changed the minds of Malaysian AAU judges. Junaidah (top in white) was named the winner of this 200 m race in place of Amolite Alenas of the Philippines.
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      Good workout by Aussies
      169 29 IJEWCOMERS Australia, Ceylon and Cambodia 11 are expected to give defending champions Taiwan a rough time in the 11 -nation Pesta Sukan international basketball championships starting at Gay World stadium tonigh The Australians, who arrived on Thursday, had a tough workout yesterday morning and Immediately won
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      Bee Kim in women's golf final
      330 29 Bee Kim in women's golf final Kee Bee Kirn will meet Nancy Clayton for the Singapore Women golf championship In the final at Bukit Course tomorrow. In the semi-finals yesterday. Bee Kirn easily beat Indra Huxtable. the former Singapore hockey star. 6 and 4. while Clayton beat E. Soemantrle of
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      Chess meet
      27 29 A TOTAL of 62 competitors will take part In the Pesta Sukan Open chess championships starting at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow as Sports House, Rutland Road.
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      14 nations in Asian cycling meet
      136 29 14 nations in Asian cycling meet pAMBODIA is the latest v/ country to accept Singapore's invitation to compete in the Fifth Asian Cycling Championships from Oct. 23 to 30. Mr. E. O. Thompson, se-cretary-general of the organising council, said: "Cambodia has written confirming its participation. This has taken the number
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      KRISHNAN AGAIN BEATS YEOH TO COMPLETE SPRINT DOUBLE
      585 30  -  TONY FRANCIS By INTERNATIONAL Thamboo Krishnan com- pleted a sprint double when he won the 200 metres in a photo-flnish on the final day of the Malaysian Open athletic championships at Kuala Trengganu, yesterday. Krishnan, a Kuala Lumpur teacher clocked 21.6 to
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      Four more swimmers qualify for Seap Games
      348 30 Four more swimmers qualify for Seap Games tXDUR more swim- mers Alan Lelah, Joseph Vow, Felix Tseng and May Lav yesterday beat the Seap Games qualifying marks on the final day of the SASA Open championships at Queenstown, to take the number of qualifiers to 14. Alan (1:15.8), Joseph (1:16.8)
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      VIETNAM TEAR JAPAN IN TWO
      263 30 VIETNAM TEAR JAPAN IN TWO |/"UALA LUMPUR, Fri. South Vietnam's welldrilled men took Japan apart with one half of well-thought-out moves to pull back two points in Group A of the Merdeka soccer tournament at Merdeka Stadium tonight with a 2-0 win. For Japan, It was a night of football
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      Goalkeeper defies young Malaysians
      627 30  -  CONRAD NG Malaysia 0 Taiwan 0. By |T WAS Malaysia's luckless night when they met Taiwan in Group A of the Merdeka soccer tournament at Merdeka Stadium Kuala Lumpur last night. It was a match they should have won handsomely but, In the end of 90
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      Illingworth hits 107 in record stand
      347 30 11/lANCHESTER Fri. A record eighth wicket iTI stand of 168 by Ray Illingworth and Peter Lever lifted England to 386 all out on the second day of the second cricket Test against India at Old Trafford here today LATEST: India 8 for no wkt.
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      Yeo enters the final
      62 30 VEO Ah Seng secured a place in the men's singles final of the Singapore National badminton champnlonships when he beat Ng Chor Yau 18-13, 15-12 in a 60-minute energy-drain-ing semifinal last night. Defending champion Wee Kin qualified to meet Ah Seng in the final when he
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      Kiwis are confident of beating India again
      238 30 Kiwis are confident of beating India again NEW ZEALAND are confident of repeating their 1968 Mexico Olympic Games 1-0 victory over India when they meet in the Second Regional hockey tournament at Jalan Besar on Aug. 15 The seven-nation tournament gets underway tomorrow with Singapore playing against India and New
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      World Triple jump mark
      54 30 CALI. Colombia. Frl. Cuba's Pedro Perea broke the World Triple Jump record at the Pan-American Games here last nigh( with a leap of 17.40 (S7ft 12/ Sin). Perez topped the 17.39 mark (67ft 0J in) established by Russia's V. Sanevey at the 1968 Mexico Olympic Oames
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      Varsity girls are champs
      83 30 UNIVERSITY of Singapore, anchored by SEAP Games gold medallist Pek Nol Hoy and international Ng Aik Choo. became the Senior women's team table-tennis league champions with a smashing 3-0 win over Combined Schools B in the final at Wlnstedt Roaw on Wednesday. University first: Pek Nol
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      NCR Games
      48 30 FORTY-SIX members of the National Cash Register Sports and Recreation Club yesterday left for Kuala Lumpur for the NCR Oames there today and tomorrow. They will play their K.L. counterparts In eight games badminton, netball. soccer, bow* ling, carroms. chess (international and Chinese), tabletennis and billiards.
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      Ray Young takes the lead
      174 30 RAY YOUNG of Singapore took the first day's lead In the Pesta Sukan Singapore Open bowling tournament with a total of 555 pinf alls over three games at Jackie's Bowl last night. This total, however, will not withstand the onslaught of foreign competitors from Australia
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      Sri Tasek set for another success
      406 31  - Sri Tasek set for another success EPSOM JEEP Just Twiggy steps out in fine style By SRI TASEK II (Race 8) looks all set to score another success at Bukit Timah today. He has won three times on this course this season. Though promoted to Class 4, he can easily
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1750 31 THE JOKER: Speedy, looks well after let-up; last start was at Ipoh on Apr. IB when fifth in Div. 2 6f race; won on this course with 8.8 In Div. 2 in January; can surprise. LONGFELLOW: Ran encouraging race at XL on July 17 when fourth with
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      147 31 Lmcc 1: GAME PRINCE I AM PROUD .limbo Jim bo Kendurl Game Prince GAME PRINCE I Am Proud Longfellow lace 2: BELLY DANCER PLACID Swordsman Belly Dancer Placid Swordsman SWORDSMAN Placid Be'.ly Dancer lace 3: S. GREETINGS FACETS Arnhrtn Arntiem Alwin Swift Greeting S. GREETINGS Kara Kaliiua Score Again
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      HK horse racing to go pro next season
      254 31 HK horse racing to go pro next season IJONG KONG, Fri. Professional horse racing comes to Hong Kong in October. The Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club, at a special general meeting yesterday, unanimously approved regulations permitting professional jockeys in this colony for the 1971-1972 season. Up to now only amateur
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      123 29 PESTA SUKAN: Opening ceremony (Sports House, Rutland Rd. 4.40 p.m.i; HOCKEY Slx-B-slde International < Jalan Besar stadium. 6 45 p.m BASKETBALL International championships: Spore v Thailand (Oay World. 9 p.m.i; BOWLING National Masters and International Masters (Orchard Bowling Centre. 10 am. 12 midnight); GOLF 1971 Ladies Open amateur championship (Bukit
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      41 30 NATIONAL DAY HOW IS SINGAPORE FACING THE *****? y^^^^jj^^l today looks for the answers in a major len-page survey. Subjects covered include: The Economy* Finance Banking* The PAP and Opposition Defence* Labour* Education Tourism Foreign Investment Industry TODAY IN NEW NATION
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    The city goes gay
    74 32 MULTI-COLOURED BULBS TURN ISLAND INTO WONDERLAND OF LIGHTS SINGAPORE city was all aglow last night. And certainly one of the most glittering sights was the scene above— the Padang. where on Monday morning the big parade will take place. Elsewhere 1 n the c:ty, strings of
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    59 32 Nasser's comrades arrested BEIRUT, Fri. Egyptian authorities have arrested two prominent leftists for condemning the anticommunist crackdown in Sudan, Al Nahar reported today. The newspaper said the two men arrested were Khaled Mohieddin, a comrade of the late President Nasser in the revolt against King Farouk 19 years ago, and
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    Don't allow foreigners to speculate here: Toh
    344 32 Don't allow foreigners to speculate here: Toh SINGAPORE, Friday T*HE Government should prevent foreigners coming to Singapore to speculate on stocks and shares and property, the Minister for Science and Teclionology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, said tonight. I Foreigners who came to Singapore to speculate on land were adding to
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    Lock icon Hatch falls off jumbo
    43 32 PARIS. Frt. A TransWorld Airways jumbo jet. with 240 passengers on board flying from Rome to New York made an unscheduled landing at Orly airport here today after a hatch fell off. releasing one of the emergency chutes. Reuter.
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    Burl Lancaster arrested
    62 32 LOS ANOELES. Frl. Burt Lancaster was arrested on charges of drunken driving early tcday at Malibu after a highway patrolman said he saw the actor driving erratically. Lancaster. 57. was booked after hr refused to take sobriety tests He was released In the custody of Miss Jackie
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    44 32 NEW DELHI, Prl. The Indian Government announced today that Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko would arrive Kre on Sunday for an official visit. There were strong indications he was coming to discuss the deteriorating relations between India and Pakistan. AP.
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    Lock icon Security swoop
    34 32 MANILA. Frl. Helicopterborne troops late last night swooped on the southern Philippines village sanctuary of a band of killers who had entrenched themselves with several hostages killing 14 of the outlaws. UPI.
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    26 32 SEOUL, Fri. Typhoon Olive sweeping across Japan and South Korea left at least 83 people dead. 47 missing and more than 3.000 homeless. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MORTAR ATTACKS ON CAMBODIAN OUTPOST
    168 32 MORTAR ATTACKS ON CAMBODIAN OUTPOST PHNOM PENH. Fri. Communist gunners for the sixth successive night fired mortar barrages yesterday at Preah Prasap, a battered Government outpost 15 miles north-east of Phnom Penh. The attacks caused no damage or casualties to the two battalions of government troops guarding the almost surrounded
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    Lock icon Royal family can leave
    34 32 PHNOM PENH. Fri. A government committee on defence has voted to allow members of the Cambodian royal family to leave the country, Information Minister Long Boret said here today. Reuter.
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    26 32 BERLIN. Frl. Two robbers shot und wounded a cashier and grabbed a woman as hostage for their getaway today In a bank raid. UPI.
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    439 32 T ONDON. Frl.— The atock market doaed mixed. Prlcei were marked up initially on Wall Street* overnight uptrend but doubt over IU ability to continue the rally led to a lack of buylns follow-through and •elected iuuei auccumbed to end of account proflt-Uking. At 2 43 p.m. the
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    89 32 pOLOMBO. Fri.— A young X; Hindu devotee spent 14 hours suspended from steel hooks embedded In his back, shoulders and thighs In the annual procession here In honour of the god Murugan. The procession normally covers the six-mile trip In seven
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