The Straits Times, 20 August 1971

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    28 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times ThR National Niiwspipr Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507 Orchard Plaza (pte)Ltd. SUPPLEMENT
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    Lock icon Nixon faces union revolt
    638 1 Nixon faces union revolt Belt-tightening economic 'package' rejected WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Nixon faced a revolt by organised labour today, as major American trade unions rejected his belt-tightening economic "package." "Your action places the burden of lifjhting inflation on the backs of the working people of the United States," Mr. Harry
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    Finance Ministers face tough session
    330 1 Finance Ministers face tough session BRUSSELS, Thursday FINANCE Ministers of the six Common Market countries met here today to try to agree on ways of easing the current world currency crisis. But all the signs were that they faced a tough bargaining session, with the two most powerful members of
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    Lock icon 'No revaluing of the yen'
    31 1 PARIS, Thurs. Yusuke Kashiwagi. adviser to the Japanese Finance Ministry, said today there was no question of revaluing the Japanese yen. nor of floating it. Reuter.
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    Foreign exchange deals suspended again in S'pore
    157 1 Foreign exchange deals suspended again in S'pore CINGAPORE, Thurs. Foreign exchange dealings were suspended for the third day running today. The Association of Banks of Singapore and Malaysia said the suspension would last at least till the overseas major exchange markets resumed operations. US travellers cheques were accepted from tourists
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    Senate ultimatum to President
    459 1 ffTHE Comptroller GenI eral of the United States ruled yesterday that foreign military aid will cease on Sept. 1 unless the Nixon administration meets a demand by Congress for a mili-tary-aid document before then. The ruling by Comptroller General Elmer B. Staats marked a major victory
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    TWO FLEE FROM PRISON IN HELICOPTER
    100 1 TWO FLEE FROM PRISON IN HELICOPTER MEXICO CITY, Thurs. A 41-year-old New Yorker convicted of manslaughter and a Venezuelan counterfeiter escaped by helicopter last night from a maximum security prison on the outskirt' of Mexico City. The blue helicopter carrying Joel David Kaplan and Carlos Antonio Contreras Castro vanished minutes
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    Lock icon General's call
    39 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Gen. O. Jin U. Chief of General Staff of the North Korean People's Army, has called on communists In Asia to "form a united front and jointly strike at U.S. imperialism." Peking reported today. AP.
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    Win a FREE happy holiday in London!
    117 1 Win a FREE happy holiday in London! THK Sunday Times 1 Su nday Mail MSA Great London Contest begins this week. VVin a free return trip to London and have a happy holiday. The contest is so simple. All you have to do is answer four questions in the Sunday
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    Nato flags lowered at Malta
    93 1 Nato flags lowered at Malta VALETTA, Thurs.— North Atlantic Treaty Orginisatlon (NATO) forces lowered the flags of five member nations at NATO's Malta naval base today amid reports that the base would close by the end of the week. NATO sources said the formal ceremony at lowering the flafcs of
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    A wild goose chase after blasts
    181 1  -  N. G. KUTTY By CINGAPORE, Thur*. Police went on a «vild-goose chase this evening following numerous reports from the public that explosions were heard in several parts of the island. Police patrol cars raced to Changi. Paya Lebar. Buklt Tlmah and other areas. Residents
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    Lock icon Mujib's trial goes on
    41 1 DACCA. Thurs The treason trial of Sheik Mujlbur Rahman began on schedule last Wednesday, reoessed over tht weekend, and resumed this week, a Government spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman gave no details of the secret trial. NYT.
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    Lock icon Bomb hunt at the Oval
    46 1 LONDON. Thurs. Police searched the Ovul cricket Kround at the start of th« Third Test maich between England and India today following a bomb threat believed to have been made by the Irish Republican Army (IRA). No bombs was found. Reuter.
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    Toto draw numbers
    38 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Th« numbers drawn in today's Toto draw No. 65/71 were: 10. 3. 15. 13 and 46. The additional number was 23. In the circles draw, the numbers „icked were 41. 38. and 19.
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    Viets back 'Big' Minh
    33 1 SAIOON. Thurs. The communists have ordered their countrywide political structure to support retired Gen. Duong Van 'Big' Minn in the Oct. S presidential election. U.S. sources said Joday.— UPl.
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    6 seek asylum
    21 1 PHILADELPHIA, Thurs. Six crew members ol a Pakistani freighter, the Al-Ahmadl yesterday Jumped ship and sought asylum here.
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    MEE— SELLER INJURED
    40 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A nice-seller, Ibrahim bin Syed Moideen. 46, wai admitted to Thomson Hospital in serious condition late tonight, when a car went off the road and ploughed into his roadside stall at 13 m.s. Srmbawang Road.
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      79 1 Growing side by side with Singapore MILLIONS: SINGAPORE DOLLARS 3,000 1 1 6,000 1 SPORE GDP 2,500 1 5,000 SHIH i I I I 2,000 4,000 f I 1,500. 3,000 -I 1 1,000 MA 2.000 G "°^.J bo b'nmM 1,000 I year 1959 1970 1959 1970 As Singapore progresses, Oversea-Chinese
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      Lock icon Now US troops cut jolt for Western Europe
      334 2 Now US troops cut jolt for Western Europe WASHINGTON. Thurs. TT Western Europe, still shaken up by President Nixon's new economic programme, faces another jolt on the issue of U.S. troop reductions. The President has told Congressional leaders that he will submit his own proposal for withdrawing American troops in
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      Lock icon Four killed in car crash
      70 2 SYDNEY. Thurs. Four people were lulled when a car driven by a 17-year-old boy became airborne rounding 8 bend al high speed and landed on top of an approaching car on a road 50 miles south of here last night. The youth, a teenage passenger,
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      Lock icon Berlin: Big 4 near accord on draft pact
      408 2 Berlin: Big 4 near accord on draft pact O R S of the four powers who supervise Berlin appeared to have virtually completed drafting an agreement on the future of the divided city early today. They emerged from a 14-hour negotiating session at about l a.m. today smiling and seemingly
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      Lock icon Dr. Banda and Vorster in historic talks
      217 2 Dr. Banda and Vorster in historic talks PRETORIA, Thursday. PRESIDENT Kamuzu Banda of Malawi and Prime Minister John Vorster of South Africa today held an historic black-white summit meeting establishing one more landmark in their countries' growing ties of friendship. The meeting here could be the most important event in
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      Lock icon LANDING RIGHTS: IRELAND'S CONCERN
      120 2 |)ÜBLIN, Thurs. Tht Irish Government here yesterday expressed great concern at an announcement in Washington that New York landing rights for Irish airliners would be withdrawn because U.S. airliners could not land in Dublin. A government statement said that the granting of the V£. request for
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      Lock icon Mouthful of evidence
      66 2 NAIROBI, Thurs. A man wl a seized a forged cheque he had. presented to a bank cashier and tried to eat It because he realised the police were being called, was jailed for 54 months here today. The man. Oplyo Or.yango. was prevented by bank employees from
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      Lock icon Church tragedy
      32 2 MEXICO CITY, Thurs. Seven people were killed when a church tower ccr<lapsed on a group of parishioners in San Juan Tilapa. a small town 50 miles souih-east of here. AP
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      49 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Applefcy Ink cwetioor. eiense would) /I'/m apoudTS > you ctiAMrse mv fao& r —^rs cant oeAe r*« (WTO A WANPSOMej-<~— v y t. WMce?, \bd /^veu could -fir \JfOU VtotVEDJOj (jtUAT MAI«« VOlT) A HfABD UMCI6 W\ 1 ,TU*UC TMt^S L( 15 TMAT OLD WtTOI I
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      Lock icon 'Shoot me' dare leads to triple tragedy
      148 3 'Shoot me dare leads to triple tragedy I ONDON, Thurs. A man dared his gun-toting neighbour to use the weapon on him instead of the squirrel he had been hunting in his garden and in seconds the man, and his wife, lay dead on the lawn. Then the neighbour, a
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      Lock icon London's public transport system to get boost
      191 3 London's public transport system to get boost I ONDON. Thurs. —In a new move to jtt London's travelling public to leave their cars at home and use public transport, a new line for the city's underground railway and improvements for suburban rail services were announced today. l.nvironment Minister Mr. Peter
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      Lock icon Tennis star escapes being electrocuted
      92 3 LfORT WORTH, Thurs. Australian tennis star Roy Emerson narrowly escaped being electrocuted in his hotel room bath here today. Emerson, taking part in the colonial national tennis championships said that while in the bathtub he touched a metal towel rail that was against a 15-volt
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      Lock icon Peking's new offensive
      423 3 Peking's new offensive ALL OUT DIPLOMATIC BID TO WIN OVER SOVIET, U.S. ALLIES iy A S H I N G TON. T h v r s. Peking has opened a worldwide diplomatic offensive concentrating on countries where the Soviet Union has had a dominant .influence and on those with close
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      Jordan on top of agenda at Arab talks
      200 3 Jordan on top of agenda at Arab talks BEIRUT, Thursday. THE leaders of Libya, Egypt and Syria meeting in Damascus, continue talks on the general Arab situation today with Jordan's relations with other Arab States at the top of the agenda. Presidents Sadat of Egypt. Assad of Syria and Col.
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      Lock icon Warning on those jabs to enlarge busts
      113 3 fHICAGO, Thurs— The American Medical Association issued a warning yesterday against the Increasing use of liquid silicone injections by women to enlarge their busts. "The Injection of sillcone fluid to Increase the size of the female breasts Is an unapproved surgical technique and
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      Lock icon 28 years later
      46 3 ROME. Thurs. Police yekterday arrested a 73-year-old man and charged him with murdering his wife 28 years ago. The man. Antonio Di Marcello, was arrested on a warrant Issued in 1949 and accused of stabbing his wife Angela to death in 1943.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon PEACE PLAN FOR A REBEL TOWN
      154 3 \JAMi A Thurs. President Marcos and the mayor of a rebellious town in the southern Philippines agreed yesterday on a peace plan that includes surrender of all firearms in the town and withdrawal of Government troops from its out skirts. "The President granted all
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      Lock icon Why Saigon bar girls won't weep when the 'Diggers' go
      333 4  - Why Saigon bar girls won't weep when the 'Diggers' go BRIAN WILLIAMS By >: Saigon, Thurs. »l SI KALIAN troops may be missed as fighters when they leave Vietnam by the end of this year, but their departure is unlikely to brine tears of sorrow to Saigon's bar girls. For
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      Lock icon Now it's US turn, says Vietcong
      362 4 Now it's US turn, says Vietcong PARIS. Thurs. THE Vietcong delegation yesterday described the proposed pullout of Australian and New Zealand troops from South Vietnam as "a drop in a bucket." But the delegation added that the pullout decision proved the U.S. 'can take similar action before the end of
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      Lock icon N-blasts: Invasion threat by scientists
      126 4 N-blasts: Invasion threat by scientists I IMA. Thurs. Some 500 scientists from Latin America, Japan and other nations are ready to Invade Mururoa Atoll In the South Pacific next year in protest against France's experimental nuclear blasts there, a leading Peruvian scientist said here. Prof. Bernardo Batievsky ot the Peruvian
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      Lock icon Chou fetes US Nobel Prize winner in Peking
      232 4 Chou fetes US Nobel Prize winner in Peking HONG KONG, Thursday. PREMIER Chou En-Lai has met and feted American physicist and Nobel Prize winner Dr. Yang Chen-Ning. Dr. Yang, 48, who shared the Nobel Prize for physics in 1957 with another Chinese-born American Dr. Lee Tsung-Dao, went to Shanghai last
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      155 4 pANBERRA. Thurs. Prime Minister William McMahon is to investigate the policy of Ca bin c t Ministers being paid for writing for newspapers. Mr. McMahon told the House of Representatives here today that he did not like the idea of Ministers being paid.
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      Gunmen fail in kidnap bid
      60 4 BUENOS AIRES. Thurs. Gunmen today wounded former Argentine Army Commander Julio A'sogary in an unsuccess.'u attempt to kidnap him. The retired Lieu tenant-General told reporters he beat off the two gunmen in a fist tight when they tried to grab him as he left nix
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      Lock icon Two students held in US$2m cocaine raid
      149 4 TTCSON (A r i sona). Than. Two university students were arrested and three other suspects escaped in a hail of gunfire yesterday after federal agents raided a I house and seixed cocaine worth I SS2 million on the j black market. Narcotics agents,
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    CORRUPTION CASE TRIAL
    1226 5 Fernandez acted contrary to orders SINGAPORE, Thursday pORMER MSA chairman, Mr. Yon- I'nnj; How agreed in a district court today thai Gerald Fernandez had acted contrary to bis instructions when Fernandez authorised insurance brokers Edward Lumlev and Sons to renew MSA's aviation insurance in 1968 for IS
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    Call for tax free rubber surplus
    260 6 Call for tax free rubber surplus SINGAPORE. Thursday CHAIRMAN of the Rubber Association of Singapore, Mr. Tan hng Joo, t(xlay called for tax exemption on rubber surpluses. If exemption from the 40 per cent tax was not granted, it would be difficult for the RAS to accumulate a substantial Rubber
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    SEMINAR ON ADDITIVES IN FOOD, COSMETICS
    109 6 SEMINAR ON ADDITIVES IN FOOD, COSMETICS CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore will hold a seminar on "Additives in Food. Drugs and Cosmetics." jointly with the School of Pharmacy at the Faculty of Medicine's new lecture theatre. Sepoy Lines, on Sunday. The seminar will be opened by the Minister
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    CAUSEWAY COMPLEX PLAN TO GO BEFORE CABINET
    112 7 CAUSEWAY COMPLEX PLAN TO GO BEFORE CABINET IOHORC BAHRI. Thur*. «J A comprehensive plan for a giant, multipurpose Causeway complex here will be submitted to the Cabinet for approval early next month. This was announced today by thr Minister of Works. Posts and Tele- oniiminit -ationv 1 v n V.T.
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    Crane driver jailed for raping girl of 11
    165 7 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Crane driver Gan Eng Cheong, 35. was jailed for six years today for raping an 11--year-old. Gan. the High Court was told, had known the girl through her neighbour, bar waitress Quek Juun Loon. 20. who was then having an
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    Castillo to perform at Victoria Hall concert
    100 7 Castillo to perform at Victoria Hall concert SINGAPORE, Thurs. Trumpeter Tony Castillo will perform at a variety concert at Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday and Monday at 8 p.m. This will be his first stage appearance in Singapore since his return from a world tour last month. Other items for
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    Festival at temple
    46 7 SINGAPORE. Thuis. The Hindu Avani Vinayagar Sathurthi festival will be celebrated at the Sri Senpaga Temple In Ceylon Road on Tuesday. All Hindus are invited to the celebration.', which wiil include a "holy bath. music ond dance and a procession round the temple.
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    Speeding fine
    26 7 SINGAPORE. Ttwra. MotoriM Pong Zia Kok ol Dakota Crescent lined S7O today when he admitted speeding in Jurong Road .on Jan. 23 last year.
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    Applications for British varsities
    87 7 Applications for British varsities SINGAPORE. Thurs. Application forms and handbooks for first degree or diploma courses in British universities and colleges for the 1972 session are now available at the Public Service Commission office. The closing date for applic* ants who include Oxford and Cambridge m their choice of universities
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    The insect breeders
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs Two people and ten fimi.s were lined a total ol *885 for not complying wiUi a Health Ministry order to destroy "disease breeding insects" at their premises. The offences were committed between May 19 and July 6.
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    'BATIK INDUSTRY MAY DIE' WARNING
    69 7 KIALA LrMPVR. Thurs. M ore foreign markets must lie found soon for Malaysian batik otherwise the industry will be in "big trouble." Batik makers must also improve their production techniques, the National Cultural Congress was told yesterday. In a paper to the congress. Inche Raoli
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    Steel centre's 'more jobs' pledge
    322 7 Steel centre's 'more jobs' pledge Institute's chief from Taipeh outlines plans SINGAPORE, Thursday f |TIK South-cast Asia Iron and Steel Institute will he a viable organisation which will help provide jobs and raise the region's standard of living. This was stated today by the institutes first chief executive officer, Mr.
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    PSA COPS RAPPED FOR BEING SLACK
    97 7 PSA COPS RAPPED FOR BEING SLACK SINGAPORE, Thurs. A magistrate today criticised policemen from the Port of Singapore Authority for slackening in their dut>. Convicting a man for trespassing in thr harbour area. Mr. EC. Foenander said: "It is no use bringing people to court when the Port's policemen are
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    Acid bulb attack a case of mistaken identity: Police
    172 7 Acid bulb attack a case of mistaken identity: Police CINGAPORE. Thurs. 43 An acid attack on two youths at a Bukit Timah bus stop last night was a case of mistaken identity, police said today. The victims are Ang Chyc Hock. 18. a factory hand and Foo Ah Kow. aVso
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    Beauty course at CYMCA
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs A tuelvc-setviion beauty cour.se will be held by the Chinese YMCA Adult Department from Sept. 1 Mins Helen Her :i qualified beautician, \uii conduct the i course, to br held on Wednesdays and Fridays liom 7 p.m. tn 9 p.m. For (urtiirr lnlmmiiiinn nne
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    N-Day dinner
    39 7 SINGAPORE. ihur.s Thr i Minister lor Health and MP tor MarPhcrson Mr. Chua Sian I Chin will Httcnd aNational Day dinner hi the MacPherson cum- I munity centrr in Circuit Road on Aug. 22 .it 7.30 p.m.
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    Were you taken for a ride by these durian sellers?
    219 8 Were you taken for a ride by these durian sellers? By LEE SU SAN SINGAPORE. Thurs. Durian eaters in North Bridge Road have been getting less fruit than they paid for in the two months since the durian season began. This was discovered by Trade Division officers from the Ministry
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    Driver drank insecticide
    40 8 SINGAPORE Thurs. A taxi driver who suffered from acute ulcers drunk insecticide ai» his Jurong flat, a coroners court was told today. The court returned a verdict of suicide on Quek Cheng Siong uhodird on July 39.
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    RESIDENTS TO HELP CLEAR DRAINS
    85 8 RESIDENTS TO HELP CLEAR DRAINS SINGAPORE. Thurs. About 150 national servicemen from the Jalan Bahar Camp and residents of Jalan Mandar. Jurong, have volunteered to desilt the draias along the road on Sundav. This is to help cut the cost of road renairs to be done later by the PWD
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    MP to open mass X-ray campaign in Anson
    180 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. rpHE MP for Anson. Mr. P. Govlndaswamy, will open a mass X-ray campaign organised by SATA and the Tanjong Pagar community centre on Sunday at 8 p.m. The month-long campaign is aimed at tracing tuberculosis .sufferers so that they can
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    A 12-month reprieve for Ying Chi
    215 8 A 12-month reprieve for Ying Chi 'YES' BY AUSSIE MINISTER CANBERRA. Thurs. 1 MM IGRATION L Minister James Forbes said today Singapore university student Chan Ying Chi can stay in Australia for another 12 months. Chan. 27. won considerable popular backing here when the Immigration Ministry ordered him to return
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    Opium den fines
    44 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two men were fined a total of 5350 today for being in a opium den. Toll Keng Wan. 21. found in an opium den at Desker Road on Aug. It. was fined 1150. Ng Wee Hong was fined 1200.
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    Drop in number of unions and members
    231 8 Drop in number of unions and members I CINGAPORE, Thurs. j There has been a drop in the number of trade unions and membership, accordIng to Government statistics. The number or unions decreased from 112 with 142.936 members in 1963 to 102 with 112.488 members at the end of last
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    Company fined for salary delays
    70 8 Company fined for salary delays SINGAPORE. Thurs. A transport company was fined $100 today for no« paying salaries to Ita workers on two occasion*. The court was told t*i»t Singapore Hilton West Transport Co. Ptf Lid of Orchard Ro»d. failed to pay salaries to it* U workers for April and
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    FANS REFUSED ENTRY MAY GET A REFUND
    148 9 FANS REFUSED ENTRY MAY GET A REFUND SINGAPORE. Thursday BASKETBALL fans who had tickets but could not get into Gay World Stadium on Tuesday night for the Pesta Sukan finals may get a reThe Basketball Association of Singapore, organisers of the event. Is considering giving a refund to these fans
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    Pledge to co-operate after MSA split
    625 9  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS 'MUTUAL HELP IN ALL FIELDS By >: Singapore, Thurs. ]y|SA's chief executive, Mr. Liin Chin Bcnft, today said he foresaw and would aim for the "closest possible co-operation" between the national airlines of Singapore and Malaysia after the MSA split next year.
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    Woman in death fall had no
    57 9 papers SINGAPORE. Thurs. An unidentified woman fell to her death from a block of flats In Upper Pickering Street today. Police said the woman was about 25 years old sft. 2in. tall and clad in a flowery samfoo. Those who know her should contract
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    50 show guppies for Berlin
    58 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Guppy Club will send bO selected entries of show Kupples for the 18th International Guppy Show to be held in Berlin from Aug. 30 to Sept. S. It will also send In 80 entries to the Southern California International Guppy Show
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    No silencer
    27 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Motorcyclist Nursah bin Jantan was fined 120 today for not fitting a silencer to his motorbikr'x rxhuust at Serangoon Road in November 1969
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    KELANTAN KITE IS MAL's SYMBOL
    120 9 KELANTAN KITE IS MAL's SYMBOL KUALA LUMPIR, Thurs. The KeUntan kite is to take to the sides as the symbol of Malaysia Airlines Limited. The airline's general manager. Mr. Saw Huat Lye. in explaining the choice, said that the kite was chosen because it was something exclusively M.il.i \-i.t .1
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    Talk on PR
    29 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. PSA public relations officer Mr. Kenneth Seah. will speak on "Personal public relations" at the Singapore Jaycees luncheon at the Battle Inn on Saturday.
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    Tragedy after a wedding party: Motorist barred
    196 9 Tragedy after a wedding party: Motorist barred CINGAPORE, Thurs. J A factory's assistant cashier was driing home after a wedding party when his car crashed into two lovers walking along a deserted road, a court heard todftv In the Third District Court. Eu K h i a n g Seng.
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    $20 fine
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A woman. Ding Luan Phing was fined 120 today when she admitted using a cart to aril coffee at a pavement an offpnef under the Environmental Health Regulations at Lorong Two. Toa Payoh on July 10.
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    Freight rates to go up from January
    290 10 S I N (i APORE, Thurs The Far Eastern Freight Conference will raise its freight rates again in .lamiii v next year. This was stated in a letter sent today by FEFC and its associated conferences to their customers. The proposed increase in
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    German experts to study railway
    71 10 German experts to study railway KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government has invited three German experts to study ways of improving Malayan Railway, the German Embassy announced today. The experts. Prof. E.H. Koclcelkorn. Dr. XL. Haucke and Mr. W. Eymann. are now studyIng ways of Improving operation. 1 efficiency and (he
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    A traffic-stopping trishaw ride
    213 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday AN attractive cirl and her four mid get friends have Kit used to beinr crowdstoppers anytime and anywhere. They are so accustomed to stares, whistles, remarks and of course, the traffic jams, that they can rvrn "play to the gallery But one thing
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    ASEAN aviation varsity proposal dropped
    189 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Delegate* to an Asean meeting now in progress here today decided to drop the proposal calling for the establishmrnt of ASEAN aviation university. The general concensus w:i.^ that such a project was premature at the moment, conference sources said. Delegates also felt
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    Labourer dies at quarry
    30 10 RINOAPORE. Thurs. A Malaysian labourer. Chonf 24. dieci when he wai 1: >mckc(i dawn by a bulldozer and quarry in Tampines. No foul play is suspected.
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    LEM WARNS OF DANGER FROM FANATICS
    166 11 LEM WARNS OF DANGER FROM FANATICS SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Education, Mr. Lim Kirn San has warned of the danger that the "uclirr forms of religious fanaticism" may one day show their fares in Singapore. However, he said that nn one could drny thr good work dnnr by the
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    Four Indons jailed
    39 11 SINGAPORE. Thun. Four Indonesians whn illegally entered Singapore la*t week were each Jailed for a week today. They are Nordin bin Palmun. IT. Harun bin Kahlr. 23. Meni bin Bador. 25. and Baharuodln bin Shamsujuddln. 25.
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    British C-mart entry 'will benefit S'pore'
    468 11 British C-mart entry 'will benefit S'pore' "Industries may be transferred here' SINGAPORE, Thurs SINGAPORE will beneiit from Britain's entry into the European Common Market. This is the view of Mr. L.A. Rayner, area representative of the Confederation of British Industry and president of the U.K. Manufacturers' Association of South-east Asia.
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    18 months' jail
    40 11 BINOAPORE. Thurs. Ong Hoon San, 19. was Jailed for IS months today for robbing Yap Hoo Yee. 33. at knife-point of hU watch and fS in Leonle Hill Road on April S. He had a previous conviction.
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    What the PR girls will do at cocktail bar
    249 11 What the PR girls will do at cocktail bar By NELLIE HAR SINGAPORE, Thurs. What is "Public Relations" in the most literal sense of the term? According to the general manager of Maxim executive cocktail lounge, Mr. Han Pok Fong, the term "PR" was used by Maxim in the "most
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    New booklist for teenage readers
    83 11 New booklist for teenage readers SINGAPORE. Thurs. Ths Young People's Service of the National Library has Issued a new booklist entitled "A Time for Growing" for its teenage reader.*; The oooklist. of which 2.000 copies have been printed, Includes a selection of novels, biographies and non-fiction titles which are of
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    Woman died after cut
    51 11 SINGAf ORE. Thurs A week after a diabetic patients foot was pricked by a fish bone, she died of septicaemia, a coroner court heard today. Housewife Kartinl blnte Tepo-kaj-to. 49. died in hospital on Aug. 1 after she was warded with a swollen right foot. Verdict:
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    N-Day dinner
    30 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tiw Kampong Chal Chee working committee will celebrate National Day with a dinner at the Opera Estate Boys' School playground on Aug. 28 at 7.30 p.m.
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    S'pore's first seminar on metrication
    99 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Trie Republic's first seminar on metrication will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Nov. 16. It is Jointly sponsored by the Merication Board and the University of Singapore. More than 1,000 delegates representing industries, ec ucational institutions and business orga- nisations
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    A SERVICE IN MEMORY OF AN EPIC BATTLE
    86 11 SINGAPORE, Than. The 6tb Battalion Royal Australian Regiment held a memorial service at Srlaranic Barracks today in homage to 18 fellow soldiers who died during an epic battle against the Vietcong in Vietnam on Aug. 18, 1966. In the four-hour battle. Delta
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    'Reflect wishes of all' call to Govt by MCA
    290 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday 4 CALL to the Gov- eminent to formulate policies "reflecting the wishes of all component members of Alliance" will be one of 50 re- solutions to be discussed at the MCA's general assembly this weekend. This was disclosed
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    TWO GIRLS FIND IT OUT: BEAUTY NEEDS BRAINS
    269 12 TWO GIRLS FIND IT OUT: BEAUTY NEEDS BRAINS CINGAPORE, Thurs. Whoever said "a beauty consultant's life is only for feather brained girls" is dead wrong. It is only for intelligent girls who can read minds to give their customers what they want. So loads of patience and creative hands are
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    Dr. Goh opens conference
    45 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee tonight opened the seventh annual conference of the Association of Veterinary Surgeons (Singapore and Malaysia) at Hotel Hilton. About ISO delegates from Britain, the United States. Israel, Czechoslovakia. Singapore and Malaysia were present.
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    Women fined
    29 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two women. Koh Kirn Choo and Ng Quai Chee, were each fined $20 today after they admitted unlawfully boarding a moving ship, Ocean Pegasus, yesterday.
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    Social progress not automatic says Wok
    289 12 Social progress not automatic says Wok CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Cfthman Wok said today, that economic development does not automatically bring social progress. Speaking at the opening session of the 10-day ECAFE sub-regional training workshop on social welfare planning and plan Implementation, he said: "The provision
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    3 killed in road mishaps in 48 hours
    135 12 3 killed in road mishaps in 48 hours CINGAPORE, Thurs. Road accidents claimed, three lives in the last 48 hours. Factory hand Miss Neo Teo, 21, of Jalan Maya Anam Road, off Changi Road, was in a mini-bus when it was involved in a collision with a bus in Changi
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    Ganja fine
    29 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Abdul Wahab bin Shukor. 21. was fined $150 today after he admitted having a roll of ganja in Jalan Qeylang Serai at 840 p.m. yesterday.
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      223 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS s Baxtern doctor turning it on 1 Thty often used to take a *•>«■« 10 one lace bonn*. an Dlack TWtCw. 11 Fruit men me low, strangely S&kSSfV* 8 b rnmiffh (S.M mail 100, DrOMGMI (7). "l 2 SS&n^eltow worm (6). S^S^ffi 13 A native scholar
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    Author's first success inspired by tumbleweed
    271 13  - Author's first success inspired by tumbleweed RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE. Thurs. A rolling tumbleweed on a windy day inspired his first bestseller. "It was 1946 and I was at my typewriter." rrcalled American author Harlan Thompson better known by his pen name Stephen HolU--"and I could think of was those
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    TWO ACRES OF GANJA DESTROYED
    86 13 TWO ACRES OF GANJA DESTROYED PONTIAN. Thurs. Police hrrr have destroyrd another two acreK of ganja plants in a fnllnw-up operation to the big raids held last week. Tka OCPD. Asst. Supt. M.insor bin Latt Ibrahim, led .i raid on Kampong Parit Dahalan near here yesterday, and destroyed 400 katis
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    FRCP for two
    45 13 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Two staff members of the University of Singapore. Professor Phoon Wai-On. head of the Social medicine and Public Health Department, and Dr. Loh Tee Fun. associate professor in paediatrics, have been mPde Fellows of the Royal College of Physician*. Edinburgh.
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    Women outnumber men in the teaching service
    212 13 Women outnumber men in the teaching service SINGAPORE, Thurs. MEN teachers outnumber the women in secondary schools here, but as a whole, women predominate in the teaching service. The latest Singapore Yearbook of Statistics shows that in 1970. male teachers in secondary schools i including technical, vocational, industrial and commercial
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    Razak plan to open up 250,000 acres
    376 13 Razak plan to open up 250,000 acres KOTA BAHRU. Thurs TUN Abdul Razak disclosed here today that the Central Government was prepared to open up 250,000 acres of hind in Kelantan if the Partai Islam Government agreed to give its cooperation. "The area will be developed on similar lines with
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    Children poisoned
    43 13 MALACCA. Thurs.— Two children. Razali bin Ibrahim, afed five and Jarimah binte Abdullah. 14. died of food poisoning at Terendak military hospital 13 miles from here yesterday after a meal of king crab at their home. Three other girls are recovering.
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      STOCK EXCHANGE DEMANDS
      483 14 Late in the day, but hopefully not too late, the attention of the Stock Exchange committee has been drawn to some questionable features of the listed obligations which Malaysian and Singapore companies arc required to observe. Broadly the substance of the criticism, expressed for example in a
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      CHRISTMAS DOWN UNDER
      243 14 The decision to withdru Australian combat troop.and the token force of Ne\ Zealanders from Soutl Vietnam has been wioeh welcomed in their owi. countries. The announcement was expected, indeed for some time withdrawal has been a question ol when and not whether 'Home for Christinas" ha.lung been
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      BANDA GOES TO TOWN
      244 14 Malawi's President, Dr. Hastings Banda. the first Black African head of state to visit South Africa, cannot be accused of heresy. This he committed four years ago when he established diplomatic relations with Pretoria. The present visit had been on the cards since May when the
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    Lock icon Russia aims to be a maritime superpower
    711 14  - Russia aims to be a maritime superpower C'OLIN BICKLER By I ONDON The prospect of war with China may lead the Soviet Union to genuine cooperation with the West according to a new analysis by a British defence expert of the evergrowing Soviet sea power. It also points up the
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      No reply-slip for the taxpayer
      194 14 AS one who has had to pay a fine for Income tax returns deemed to have been sent in late, may I make a suggestion to the Income Tax Department which I feel will helD to streamline its present methods. When the income tax forms
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      Noise from youth band
      115 14 I/INDLY allow me space to air my grievances against the Increasing noise pollution in Malacca The Anti-pollution Bill passed recently In Parliament, should embrace noise pollution as exemplified by the din produced in a residential estate in Bona Vista Road. Malacca. Almost every night a group
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      Taiwan's sword fighting films
      90 14 DO not understand why Aquarius 17 <B.T. Aug. Hi says Taiwan films on love iwhat type?) are detrimental to our (society. Most of the sword-fighting films have a revenge theme whereas the usual sentimental Clms depict our everyday life and family problems. I, too, appreciate sword-fighting,
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    NIXON-THE BIG STAKES GAMBLER
    737 14  -  Tom Wicker by~ WASHINGTON NO COUNTRY has been more affected than Japan by President Nixon's twin stunners his proposed visit to Peking and his new economic policy. So Japanese officials here are ruefully quipping that what happens twice may happen three times. It might. It's never
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    Building a new world in the South Pacific
    870 14  -  ANTHONY HAAS BY WELLINGTON: The old colonial Powers, BriUin. Prance, the United States. Australia and New Zealand, who came to the South Pacific as traders and administrators during the last century, have now nearly completed the formal withdrawal accompanying the independence of
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      The storm rages unabated over the $
      836 15  - The storm rages unabated over the BLAIR JOHNSON By WORLD foreign exchange markets remained closed yesterday with the exception of Tokyo and it looks touch and go whether they will reopen before Monday after the Big 10 talks scheduled for Sunday in Washington. In the meantime the major talking point
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      CITY TALK
      211 15  -  CROESUS By A matter of equation pALEDONIAN Airways and BOAC Charter, we are told, have been (riven a special concession by the British aviation authorities to operate some 112 flights each on the Far Eastern route up to March next year. The special concession i* that for these
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      CAMPAIGN BY MALAYSIA TO STEP UP ITS ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
      819 15  - CAMPAIGN BY MALAYSIA TO STEP UP ITS ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY HENRY CHANG By PFFORTS to pro- mote an electronic components industry in Malaysia take on increased tempo next week and the outlook is that they should climax within a year or two in some of the giant American firms setting; foot
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      Management Game: Teams now more cautious in decision-making
      590 15 Management Game: Teams now more cautious in decision-making THE second trading period of the National Management Game in Singapore saw an overall general improvement in company performance. No bankruptcies have been recorded to date but the situation is "touch and go" in a few cases. Participants are scratching their heads
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      178 15 INSIDE Air cargo handled in Wnt M»li\«i» Mian t« new night 112 million contract* for Ocean Building awarded; Marketing column: People In businem. Ifi. Company nrwi; Sh»re market report; Weekly ruhhw retiew; Commoditieii; Overaea* market New York. Melbourne, Hotil Kong; Cloning price* and buninew done. Page 17. Copy the lot!
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    Air cargo handled in W. Malaysia soars to new high
    975 16  - Air cargo handled in W. Malaysia soars to new high JAMES BONNEY By AIR cargo in West Malaysia reached a new high last year following a generally upward trend since 1964. And in the first quarter or 1971, the volume of air cargo handled increased by a third, compared to
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      It't French all the way
      282 16 DOING things the French way is the new French "going thine." Her new exquisite sculpture in metal comes In the most unexqulslte name, the Renault people call It the 12TL "the car that loves the road, they are made for each other." It's all very
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      PRESKO hits the scene
      143 16 FROM all appearances, public relations In Malaysia has all the makings of a growth Industry, reports my colleague in Kuala Lumpur. HENRY CHANG. One of the latest outfits to hit the scene Is PRESKO Public Relations. A Bangkok-based company and a member of the International Public
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      Easy and cool
      137 16 HENRY CHANG also reports a bulld-lt-yourself cold storage complex of 350.000 cubic feet in two hours, using only two men. Unbelievable as it. sounds, this is what Rudnev of Australia claims It can do. For in Kuala Lumpur on business. Mr. Tom Laker, the firm's sales and
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      Tunescope
      101 16 MOTORISTS in West Malaysia, who are particular about maximum performance and engine life, can now avail themselves of the services of sophisticated tuning equipment which Borneo Motors in Kuala Lumpur has installed. For $10. the equipment. known as the Van« Tunescope engine tuning analyser can have engine faults analysed
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    $12m OCEAN BUILDING CONTRACTS AWARDED
    273 16 /CONTRACTS worth v $12 million for Ocean Building in Singapore were announced this week. One of the contracts for the $70 million builriinc com lex at Col Iyer Quay ushers in the era of the 1.000 ft. a minute businessman. For a 52.9 million contract,
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1043 17 Bill AND OFFER PRILLS OFF|. CIALLV LISTED AT THI CLOSI Of BUSINESS IN THI SINCAPORF ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Tins steady while the rest easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover supplied by the stock Exchange yesterday Including odd
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1220 17 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I.umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange ve.-terday with the number of -haies traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 uhlr.v. otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS MA I4> 1.61. Alcan (1) 1.48 Allied (hoc. (2) 1 .Ml. B.n and Co.
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        MELBOURNE
        428 17 MELBOURNE. ThUTb. Mining slocks were weaker In moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange tod hy. Early attention was centred (in the relisting of Kathleen Investments and Queensland Mines Both stocks were cut back sharply. Kathleen dropped «L' 4o to &3 80 after sales at S3, while stablemate Queensland
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        Australian funds
        30 17 (An at aui 17) Fund or aum. mtrllnf A 54.50 Kund of Au»». it's Dollar) A*3 3S <Ai ri Aug. 13) Re»l r"Mlr Kund Of Aull. A 17.06
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        Indices
        78 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 73.88 Tuesday 72.74 Week ago 70.21 RUBBERS Wednefday 218 81 Tuesday 218.84 Week ago 234.12 OILS Wednesday 333.30 Tue? day 340 79 Week ago 351.31 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 402.7 Tuesday 404.2 Week ago 402 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDI'STRIALB Wednesday 886 17 Tuefdav 899 90 Week
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        NEW YORK
        330 17 NEW YORK. Wea. The market suflered a technical setback as profit -takinc caught up with this week;- emotional advance Early telling whs partially overcome during a midday rally attempt, but the list met new selling iater and market averages closed at or near, their lows. Analyst* generally anticipated
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        Hong Kong rates
        28 17 Rong Kong yrstrrdav tht O <aflar •as unquotn) 10' T.T and 5 9250 foi •sih Sttriinf »s» unquoted aad MM la«* •I «*ld at WtM
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        HONG KONG
        260 17 UONG KONG Wea At the opening prices were In the main quoted at slightly above or at yesterdays closing rates They unproved during the middle of the morning session and remained stead}' until toward* the close when there were signsOf a little proflt-iaklng appearing but prices generally held
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      129 17 Rists Harper Gllfll $3.90 +.10 K. Kampar $3.34 +.08 M Cables $2.05 +05 Ben $1.56 +04 t.M.W $2 02 +.04 In I Pen. $1.20 +03 B. Kawat $1.30 +.03 M and G 51. 59 +03 Falls S. Dredge 14.58 -.28 N.B.T. $6.15 —.25 M. Tob $4.70 —.16
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      UMW forges ahead
      364 17 UNITED Motor Works in the first half of the current financial year enjoyed a smart upturn In profits with the halftime pre-tax profits figure at $2.7 million, not far short of total profits In 1970 There seems no reason why the pace can't be kept In the
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      111 17 FABER UNION has teamed up with Merlin Hotels (M) In a joint real estate development programme In Malaysia Merlin has Issued 4 million $1 par shares to Faber Union in return for 4.8 million $1 par shares in that company The boards of both companies feel that the arrangement
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      Share prices remain very unsteady
      214 17 Share prices remain very unsteady THE Stcuk Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday closed on a barely steady note after Initial hesitancy. Trading Has moderate and still concentrated in -elective industrial* in which squaring up deals continued to dominate. InvPNtmentwi^e the market was still lacking interest. Bids posted for these
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        STRAITS TIN PRICE RETREATS
        161 17 'THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday plunged $3.50 to $624.00 per picul on an official offering up 22 tons to 256 tons The overnight London metal price was easier with forward buyers quoted £8 lower at £1.427 per metric ton. The local market was barely
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        Copper prices
        37 17 London it>bper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets) Wirebai Spot buyer <44<! 00 ({456.501 seller {445.50 (i4»7.(Ml>: Three Months buyer M 56.00 U467.00) seller {456.541 (C4C7.SO) Market lensi Steady ai tn« decline (ales- 2.050 teas.
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        PALM OIL
        36 17 id LMMton oo Wednesday toe pncee of Malayan 6 per cant CIF UK/N European ports la bulk, sterling per long ton Jan. /raft was Unquoted (last quoted UK HIS sellers or ex-Coat. S2M sellers).
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        Asian dollar
        52 17 THESE indication rates were quoted on the Artan dolls i market yesterday The rate* are for deposit* of USS25.000 and above 1 mth 8 to lOHT) 2 nath« to »<4«t 5 mths 8 to «*i% 6 rnths 1*i to S>4% 9 mths 7>, to 8T. 12 mths T.
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        Rubber goes down
        390 17 THE rubber market yesterday was quiet and a shade easier in the morning on liquidation and hedue selling which reflected the almost standstill conditions In consumer markets due to currency difficulties The morning session closed dull. The afternoon session ruled quiet with a steady undertone but was
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 17 AUG. 19. RUBBER: 98.50 cents (down 0.25 cents). TIN: 5624.00 (down 53.50). Official offering 25b ton*, (up 22 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        114 17 CHINIIt PROOUCi IXCMANCI, SINCAPORt NOON CLOIINO PRICiI PER PICUL VKtTIROAV. CeewHit Oil: hulk $51 sellers drua »53J sellers. Cora: Mlaad (t o.ft.) loose Sept./ Oct UK Com. lltl B. Pe»»«r: launtok AST A whit' f.n h 100% NLW IlU2i sellers. Sarawak whit* f.o.n m<% NLW $t*2l sellers. Sarawak special
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        World gold market
        56 17 Wedntidsy Tuaiday U.I lU.S London 43.15 43. i1l Beirut 43.45 43.40 Honickoni UNAV 45.il Zurich 43 308 42.«08 43.408 4.1.108 Paris UNAV. 42.52 Spore 111 44. «0 I'.NQ s por. (2) UNAV. UN« (1) Export price In non-sterling araM In L.S. dollars per ounce (2) Ixx-al dealers
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        WEEK OF MIXED TRADING
        545 17 T*HE past week was one of mixed trading, variable sentiment, and no small measure of Indecision, says Holiday. Cutler Bath in Its weekly rubber report The market saw periods of near inactivity, punctuated occasionally by spasms of brisk activity. August went out at around 5- 1
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      418 18 I We're fast I expanding! we need another 2 I top salesmen I I "Olivetti", Europe's largest I manufacturer of office machines, has I career opportunities for two young I men to become top professional I salesmen, with high earnings and I advancement. If you have ambition, I good personality,
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      756 18 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are invited (or the following poets ln the Public Utilities Board. Singapore:H I I K DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT MECHANICAL SUPERINTENDENT (JOHORE) I*BBo- 1.650 consolidated) Certificate 01 Competency as Ist Grade Engineer <I.C.E.> issued under the Factories Ordinance or equivalent plus suitable experience in the operation of large-size
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      730 18 rSHEUj REFINERY PLANT OPERATORS SHELL have c. number of vacancies for Refnsry Plant Operators at their Pulau Bukom refinery complex Candidates must be: male Singapore Citizens below the age of 25 in possession of a School Certificate with credits in Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry willing to do shift work
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      535 18 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH NEGERI SABAH Femohon2 ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada Wnrga ne*mr» Malaysia bagl memenohl Jawatan yang kosong di-Lemhaga. A. JioUn: Jurupelan Kanan (Senior DraughtAmaa) i B. Tangs* Gafl: $430 x 30 $4!*' $520 x3O 670 Tangga pajl maook akan dl-tetapknn menglkut pencalaman dan kelayakan. Chalun yaiiß di-pilch akan di-lantek atas
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    Worse than worthless scrap of paper: Dr.M
    252 19 Worse than worthless scrap of paper: Dr.M LjIN(iAPORK. Thurs. O Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamed, a farmer UMNO leader, has described the five-power defence pact a* worse than a "worth lea* scrap of paper" for Malayilh. Dr. Mahathir said. "Its existence serves only to rlassif v Russia and China as potential
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    Going metric
    16 19 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Primary Production Department will go completely metric from .January nrxt year
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    Malaysia to take part in two Europe fairs
    70 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia will take part in two International trade fairs in Eastern Europe Bulgaria and Yugoslavia next month. This will be Malaysia's flrst-ever appearance In any exhibition in the East European bloc. The trade fairs are the Zagreb international autumn
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    Rise in water consumption
    47 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A ri«* of 3.1 million gallons In yesterday's water us* put the consumption level at 99.3 million gallons, the highest in 12 day*. Rainfall at the three catchment areas was negligible: Puree 0.03 inch. Macßitchie 0.05 inch and nil at Seletar.
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    5-nation defence pact won't work: Pincher
    406 19 5-nation defence pact won't work: Pincher r TOP British defence correspoodeat, Mr Chapman Pincher today ruled out the ii\c n;itioii defence arrangement as an effeclive military mechanism at least where Britain is concerned. Mr. Pincher, of the London Dally Express, who was addressing the first luncheon meeting of the Singapore
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    AUTHORITY YES—BUT ARROGANCE NO
    118 19 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Special Constabulary were reminded today that they should be "consistently rational in enforcing thr law and realise that authority is not synonymous with arrogance." This advice was given by the Parliamentary Secretary (Home sWatrs), Mr. L.P. Rodrigo. at the pa-Milt out parade of
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    S'POREANS CANCEL HOLIDAYS BECAUSE OF DOLLAR CRISIS
    183 19 S'POREANS CANCEL HOLIDAYS BECAUSE OF DOLLAR CRISIS CINGAPORE. Thurs. Local travel bureaus report that the current American dollar crisis has caused some Singaporeans to postpone or cancel their holidays abroad. A spokesman of Malaysian c and E Tours said: "Many of our clients who have already confirmed their booking with
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    NTUC warns drivers who act as proxies
    295 19 NTUC warns drivers who act as proxies SINOAPORE. Thursday 'THE NTUC today warned that certain unsrru- pulous financiers might try to acquire COMFORT vehicles throiiKh taxi-drivers who offered themselves as proxies. The warning came from NTUC srriTtary-general. Mr C.V. Devan Nalr. who said that If such casts were discovered. Immcdlat"
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    Official on cheating charge
    66 19 Official on cheating charge KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A senior Rovrrnnicnt official wa< today charged under the Prevention of Corruption Act with trying to cheat the government of $25,000 K. Ramnchandrnn. 47, a higher executive officer with the Ministry for National and Rural Development, Is alleged to have used a $25,000
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    Colonel off to Canada
    45 19 BINOAPORE Thurs Lt. Col. Tan Chin Wool of the Singapore Armed F<irre« lelt venterday lor n yen is rommmid and stafl course In Canada. He will s'udy at the Canadian Land Foicp Com'uand and Staff College. For' Frontenae. ai Kingston Outturn.
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    Tun Tan ill
    38 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Finance Minister Tun Tan Sirw Sin. who has been ill lor [he ;ws\ six days, wax admitted to Lady Templet- Hospital tonight. He will be In the hoapltnl fm about h week.
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    Association officials
    64 19 PINOAPOHF. I Inn Mf. Albert TT Wong lias bwn eleo teu president of the .V.ociation of Conntiltltiß Kneineei'. Other officials hie: Vue-presi- IS dent. Mi. N« Uieoiii: Lii^i secretary. Mr. ('lire Keiii; Yam; trmwrei-. Mr. Chun Che* Wah; general member-. Di H.C. Huanß. l)i Ihii Vii Tone and
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      86 19 .IS l I I ;i«>tt Satin Hair«ora/ f~ ,i IB- < CDCC !w l| I rwwm.a rrccc i am. mn I A tub* •< Tf.ll H«.r C»nd.li»«.tf 1 partic one I t'urii hair It held •> b.m. .1 d», si«m P «o mc v.v Without fttimg AfV) stiff or ta<
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      719 19 On your TV and Radio 1.2J For The Family ™J Sports Parade 3JI Band Kllat 7.M Uiasin Benti 351AMM 0. Events In Singapore I Jg £s? vSeTshn. Pr5Sl n Pfngfamme SumßW! This Week (E) JJ| (E) MMki M Mala, R*. 3.5S It s Happening In Singapore |.M Green Acres Son
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      33 20 f WE HAVE DONE IT AGAIN I THIS TIME THE INTERIOR DECOR f FOR ORCHARD PLAZA CONGRATULATIONS ON ITS OFFICIAL OPENING vB B^>>^ I 6« Orange Grove Rd. Henry Building Singapore 10 Td:J7273J/*****5
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      137 20 Congratulations (f Rest Wishes to ORCHARD PLAZA (PTE) LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR GRAND OPENING front MONTBLANC SIMPLO G.m.b. H. Germany MADE IN GERMANY o^^" flnr) I Mode. for tlie keen alert minds of Hie younger geneiutiont I the ne.v HOHTtUHC Carrvra Is engineered like a I Grand Prix
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      Plaza goes for the better things in life
      553 20  - Plaza goes for the better things in life LESLIE FONG By Most quality goods imported THK Orchard Plaza, one of the newest and biggest department stores in Singapore, opens today. The store is a welcome contribution to tourism, or rather, its development in the Republic. It will complement and boost
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      No effort is spared to make you shop in comfort
      376 20 No effort is spared to make you shop in comfort V<> effort has been spared by the founders and management of the Orchard Plaza in making It one of the best designed and decorated department stores in town. That it will turn out to be exactly that is largely the
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      FASHION SHOW HIGHLIGHTS OPENING
      66 21 A CONTINENTAL Fashion Show is planned as a highlight of the Orchard Plasa opening today. Eieht models will be showing off the latest collection of dresses and shoes from France, Italy and other European countries. All the dresses and shoes are designed exclusively for the Plaia.
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      Store caters for elite group of professionals
      521 21  -  Staff Writer By mHE Orchard Plaza specialises In exclusive, quality goods. It is designed to be so. The department store's founders and management are aware that a growing number of consumers are beginning to go more for quality and style In what they
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      Accent on quality
      440 22 THE Orchard Plaza was incorporated as a limited company early this year. Yet in ress than six months, It has already made a considerable impact on the local retailing scene. Admittedly the department store is a newcomer. But it is coming on big, and poised to capture
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        77 32 EQUATRON BHD For as little as $50/- a month well rent you a BS2 which we sell for $4,000/-. When you have realised just how much Ricoh has cut your copying costs, you'll probably want to buy H and naturally we II adjust purchase price with your rental payments. p—
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        97 32 jfl__f__l ___K»^^* _____!^____r x^^^^ _f >^^__?^ Sv v<B _r f^t j_ < ."^H *v Se!____iP? > Ja_____r vr_k_. \V Hv __fc— __-0-k-_r >^^ _b7^ tti^9w^ s _Pllli|irl|ll pfofe/zionol TOPCON UNIREX and TOPCON RE-SUPER. Both professional cameras. Both simple. Both with the original THRU-THE-LENS exposure metering system that stands way ahead
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      291 21 Ti a^aV 9 BaW\ 1 aY v bSbA >■ TRIM HIPS, WAIST, TUMMY, THIGHS DOWN TO SlZE... with siendertone Probably 9 out of 10"Vogue" readers are much nearer figure perfection than they've dreamed-now that SUNDE RTONI has entered the fashion scene. SLE NOERTOS.E is a completely new, scientific way to
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      31 21 CONGRATULATIONS to ORCHARD PLAZA (PTE) LTD. from ftJNGA BATIK HOUSE (Wholesale Retail) 25 CARVER STREET, SINGAPORE TEL: ***** Specialised in Genuine Hand Printed Batik Shirts, Neckties, Ladies Wear, Hats, Etc., Etc.
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      215 21 CONGRATULATIONS ORCHARD PLAZA (PTE) LTD. on the occasion of their grand opening YEO TECK SENG 1 00, Owtn Rood, Sinflopore 8. Tel: ***** *****. Coblt: 'YEOTENSIL' Ow«n Rood, P.O. Box 75. Branch Office: 13S-A, Jolon Imbi, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****. IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS COMMISSION AGENTS. Sole agents for: Cross Paper Products
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      171 22 S Congratulations p 0 Best Wishes M 1 ORCHARD PLAZA i i (PTE) LTD. 1,3,5 7 2nd Floor Grange Road Singapore 9. on their p GRAND OPENING p EXCLUSIVE FASHION WEAR Supplied by V^/l v<^llVVT V II FASHION GOODS MFRS (PTE LTD. 159-F Boon Keng Road, Singapore 12. When you
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      54 22 m MARICAN SONS (M) SON. BHD. SINGAPORE Congratulate ORCHARD PLAZA (PTE) LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of their Department Store at 1 3. 5& 7 (2nd Floor) GRANGE ROAD, SINGAPORE CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to ORCHARD PLAZA on their official opening from WANLY AGENCIES (PTE) LTD. Singapore
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      210 22 Creation... IPSiH Lav it J?JWr»I Looks, teels. has all the advantages WgttL\. s*l3y of the finest Italian marble with I+ <7 t j A tremendous wear resistance and Ife 9fc Ideal tor furniture, counters, Bj^Hk^L fountains, panels, wash-basins, etc. Vrp *MR Statuettes, busts and murals in any »k t^MB J»?mH
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      Parents these days are too busy earning a living
      197 23 Parents these days are too busy earning a living 1 REFER to your report headed "Principal bits oat at parents who show no interest" <S.T.. Aug. 14). It Is a fact that the average parent is too preoccupied. This is an age of specialisation. The average parent who worfcs 44
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      78 23 I AM one of the many who were interviewed for the post of studentnurse and have not received any news of failure or success. I wonder if Liere are more than one batch recruited each year. If so how many arc there and when do each commence training. Can the
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      We've got to keep all the campaigns going
      608 23 We've got to keep all the campaigns going FOR a long while now, I have observed and studied the reactions of Singaporeans towards the introduction of campaigns organised by the Government. To comment on some of the campaigns Introduced and the reactions of Singaporeans can often be Interesting. Remember the
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      Replies from the Govt...
      78 23 Replies from the Go v t... I REFER to "TV-Viewer's-letter (S.T.. July 30). Our engineers have Investigated and confirmed that the houses situated at the end of Lorong Bunglon do experience low voltage of electricity supply. Action will be taken by the Electricity Department to correct the voltage. This work
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      80 23 ON the subject of RTS standards, "Frustrated" (S.T., July 31) suggests overseas training for our producers. Some of them have already gone abroad for such training. On their return, It is their duty to Impart their knowledge to their colleagues. RTS also has, at present, three Colombo Plan consultants to
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      Choosing the talented for nursing
      126 23 Choosing the talented for nursing I DO not agree with "Disgustea" (S.T., Aug. 12) that the working conditions and pa}' of nurses should be reviewea. The current Issue is not wneiner ihe nospltal is unaerstaffea or me nurses are poorly paid. It is a question of whether the individual who
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      The soot from the power station...
      133 23 The soot from the power station rE soot fallout from the PUB power station at Pasir Panjang has become a cause of serious concern especially to those living closeby. For a while the soot from the chimneys appeared to be under control. But over the last frw months it Is
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      164 23 OUR BEST WISHES TO ORCHARD PLAZA on their OPENIN( AffI GGHAUGI BIGSTON CHOICE OF THOUSANDS OF CASSETTE LOVERS 'j I .MUaMBMUBaBVJSi H »c/uc vtftctf *tm. AW.ru, acoc I MocMSR-1120 s^^B^^^B| vlt«« ivw.au/fm.ac/dc W XKtVsj 3111 1 mli XrJJ Ii !J 3H r^lf^* I \^vl BIGSTON'I b«M »ling mo<S»l t id».l
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      57 23 THE DISTINCTIVE ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS FOR Large Hotels, R.und About, Public Parks ALPINA FOUNTAINS (Made In Italy) Ar»« wide range of models for private gardens, Indeer and outdoor models with changing lights in beautiful colours. >Ole Ageott tar Mnaoosre Malaysia, ■runel t indoncsio:— BENLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY, 126, Orchard Rood. Singapore -9.
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      153 23 iWPWftiV ntpiHNfl i f i I ti H9HH9fI Diethelm has designed this new group for beautiful value, easy care and durability with hard family wear. And at a price you will like. The tables and chair frames are solid, satiny teak wood. Armchairs and settee are made to keep a
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    Acknowledgements
    76 24 THE FAMILY of the late Madam Thara Poo Nyong thank all friend* and relative* for their kind attendance, condolences, wreath*, scrolls and donations during their recent bereavement. FAMILY OF THE late Kuan Cheng Boon alias K C. Boon deeply thank frlendi and relative* for their attendance wreaths donation* and
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    193 24 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS. Far aatunl facillfting brown patch**, acne, all akin conditions, regular facials, postnatal and *potreduclng consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Specialist with 21 years tropical experience, recently back from Pan* with th* latest machines and method*. Hotel Singapura, telephone *****3 (B'pore). MICHELLE BEAUTY A
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    Deaths
    43 24 thus. MANY FRIINDS In Malayala will be distressed to learn of the untimely death of Adi Lais*, wife of the Hon bit Colonel Ratu Pens Oanllau. Defence Mnuie- of F.JI. and on* time CO Ist Battalion I") Infantry Regiment during the -merejency
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      1246 24 SnWaaani anW A^aaW^aWv I 113 ■ar^La! V 1 B>A MH kj GINiKAL APVUTISfMtNTS Vilinii sell SS ctsti I U.llfS.l Mlf: M tilts I W6t*. Viuinin 1? SO fur li no'<l SiaEifWl it MaU|lil: M.71 I MTd. Kiiinmn til IS lor li uo'd' ANHOUNCIMINT/MRSONAL $«C»f«ri Mlf: SI.M s MHum eslj V•»
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      1759 24 wanted MECHANICS with good WANTED ENGLISH-SPEAKING Ma'ay knowledge of pholocopyiqg and driver reference* required. Salary offset duplicating machines. Ex- (ISO. Apply 98-A. Coronation Road cellent prospect for r.ght men. West. Spore Friday /Saturday p.m. Pleas* atate past experience and .FEMALE TEACHER WANTED teach- salaiy required to Box A 6703 ST.
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      1013 24 MELODIES GARDEN. Detached houses. 4 bedrooms Rent (170 unfurni*hed. (200 furnlahed. Available immediately. 2 mile*' from Johore Bahru. Enq: Melodies Ltd.. 47. Jalan Segget. Johore Bahru. Telephone 2214. HEAR HOTEL MALAYSIA modern designed double-storey lem -detached 4 bedrooms terrano parquet flooring qual.ty furniture etc. Rent (1.200. For Immediate occupation Tel:
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      991 24 OIST.' 8 FURNISHBD/UNFURNISHEO 3 bedroom*, aircondltloned servant s room corner hous* Phone B'pore 913M4 office hours. DIST. 16 UPPER BAST COAST Road 3-bedroomed 2-atorey terrace corner Spore *****8. HOUSE TO LET fully furnlahed. (450'- 9. Jalan Sent off Unjverelty Road. Spore. Further deta.ls *****0 Mdm. Bee. JALAN KAVU furnished/unfurnished. Rental
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      533 28 AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN BERHAD LOST CERTIFIC.VI KS Application has been made to the Directors of tMi Company to iMUt replacement, crrtilicatr.s m lieu ot the undermentioned which have been reported lost or. destroyed— s*i Namr rertiricatc No. N» <>f 1 I nits Maurice Baker t deceased i. 8045 500 Maurice
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      Selectors must end this juggling act
      566 29  - Selectors must end this juggling act ERNEST FRIDA By FITNESS and a foreign coa-h these are the tyo essential and immediate requirements for Singapore's hockey team. The man who said this was John Wright, the Australian international umpire, who had watched the Pesta Sukan Regional hockey tournament. Wright told me:
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      Nanyang are second
      57 29 Top contenders Nanyang Slang P»u emerged as Group 'B" run-ner«-up when they beat Combined Schools 'B" 5-0 in the National Open Senior men's team table tennis league champlonMiip at WirMedt Road on Wednesday. Other results Heng Jai wo. Toa Payoh A1: SAPSA Blue 1 bt fVaser and
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      Malaysian girl beats Japan's ace Kono
      429 29 Malaysian girl beats Japan's ace Kono MALAYSIA'S 400 m champion, Junaida Aman of Perak, caused a sensation at Penang on Wednesday night when she beat Japan's national champion Nobuko Kono in the Penang Allcomers athletic meet. Junaida ran the race of her life to clock a fast 57.55ec. to pip
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      Merlions to challenge Pahang
      135 29 Merlions to challenge Pahang SINGAPORE Merlions will meet Royal Pahang in an international polo match for the Shaw Cup. held in conjunction with Pesta Sukan. at Thomson Road today. The match will be played ovi; four chukkas daily in the threeday tournament organised by tn< Singapore Polo Club. The captain
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      10-gold sweep by Cyprus
      86 29 FORCES parachuters from Cyprus made a sweep of the Pesta Sukan parachuting events to win 10 sold and five silver medals at Seletar. Overall champion aas Sgt. Ken Mapplebeck from RAP Akroßin Cyprus He won all his cis;ht iumps Second was teammate Fit. Sgt Mick Geelan.
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      Singapore get my vote against Malaysia
      484 30  - Singapore get my vote against Malaysia JOE DORAI Says SINGAPORE meet Malaysia, one of the pretournament favourites, at Merdeka Stadium Kuala Lumpur, tonight to decide fifth and sixth platings in this year's 12 -nation Merdeka soccer championships. Some Malaysian fans, so used to Singapore as the tournament's wooden spoonists. are
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      Lock icon Gimcrack to 12-1 chance
      159 30 youh Thurs. Million- alre racehorse owner Mr. David Robinson gained his third Gimcrark Stakes in four yean when his colt Wishing Star, won a desperate struggle in the final furlong here today with odds-on favourite IMulip of Spain. Wishing Star, a 12-1 chance, won the 6f
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      Georgina's penalty goal wins for S'pore
      189 30 Georgina's penalty goal wins for S'pore SINGAPORE toppled defending champions Negri Sembilan by two penalties to one after extra time to win the Pesta Sukan women's soccer tournament at Jalan Besar stadium last night. The winning penalty the eighth after the original five had failed to produce a result was
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      Oba wins
      34 30 TOKYO. Thuif World Boxing Association's flyweight champion Ma^ao Oba of Japan won a unanimous decision over WBA No. 10 contender Tony Moreno (US) in a non-title 10round bout tonight at Korakuen Hill
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      Tan, Hoh share Lark class
      177 30 TNTERNATIONAL Tan Eng Huat and crew Lawrence Hoh shared honours In the Lark class with R. Kanchawarant and R Kanjanovant of Thailand in the four-day Pe.«ta Sukan yachtIng regata which ended yesterday. Henstridge and King also shared honours with Mr. and Mrs. D. Drlscoll In
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      45 30 THE thought of scoring the winning goal for her side proved too much for Singapore's Georgina Tay. She went limp after scoring the inner and is being assisted out by jubilant team mates and coach Narajan Singh (at back i. Timespic bgr WAN MMG Yir.
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      Knott, Hutton save England
      231 30 I ONDON, Thurs. Wicketkeeper Alan Knott rescued England with a magnificent 90 after they had lost five wickets for 64 runs in a mid-after-noon collapse against India on the opening day of the third and final cricket Test here. Knott. who reached his fifty in 75
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      Hartono shock at Asian badminton meet
      386 30 Hartono shock at Asian badminton meet JAKARTA, Thurs. All-England champion Rudy Hartono of Indonesia sprang the shock of the Asian Badminton Championships when he withdrew from the men'i single quarterfinals today. Hartono. who was 22 yesterday, conceded a walkover to Han Sung Ky of South Koroa. Indonesian officials said he
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      Sha'ari for cycling meet
      88 30 INCHE Sha'ari Tadln. president of the Singapore Amateur Cycllr.K Association, will leave today for Varase. Italy. In attend the International Amateur Cycling Federation Congress This is tho first time Singapore will be represented ai FIAC Concress. Inche Sha'ari will approach the Italian government, on the possibilities
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      Lock icon Ref s get tough: 60 players booked
      328 31 Ref s get tough: 60 players booked I O N D O N. Thurs- George Best, Manchester United's star international striker, was sent ofl the field in United's league match against Chelsea last night It was another night of soccer scenes. More than 30 players were "booked" last night, making
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      CRICKET BARRIER STAYS, SAYS S.A. MINISTER
      130 31 CRICKET BARRIER STAYS, SAYS S.A. MINISTER PRETORIA Thurs. Sports Minister Frank Waring last night reaffirmed that multi-racial cricket at any level In South Alrica would not be allcved by the government. He was commenting. In a statement Issued here, on a recent decision by two Johannesburg cricket clubs to support
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      US baseball results
      76 31 NEW YORK. Thurs.— Results of major league baseball games played yesterday: American league: Boston 4 California 3: Minnesota 4 Cleveland 2: Baltimore 6 Milwaukee 4: Chicago 4 Detroit 2: Washington 10 Oakland 3; New York 3 Kansas City 1. National League: San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 0: Pittsburgh
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      Joint leaders
      50 31 LONDON. Thurs. Former American PGA champion Ray Floyd shot a live -under- par 67 yesterday to share the first round lead with 19-year-old Welshman Kirn Dabson in the £12.000 i $86 400 i Benson and Hedges golf tournament at Fulford. Alone on 68 was young Scot Bernard Gallacher.
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      IPOH CARD FOR TOMORROW
      1273 31 111.-M 2.15 CLASS 5. DIV. 4 SJF BiUJU ($5,500 $3,850 to winner) 1 ***** NtVlft MINO II (Open) Allan 4 9.0 (d.l +21) S Ahmad 6 a. 13 (<l2 +9) a Haataa 4 S ***** JANCAN LUPA (laugh) Manaor S 111 id 2 +2> Saklan 2
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      PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY
      1407 31 iii 2.0 CLASS 5. DIV. 2 8 2 F |^mj| ($5.500 53.850 to winner) 2 ***** ULTRASONIC Isnrn") KS llraukelen 3 8.12 (dd 14) Valu 4 S 5846.! BOOM a llinhii sprn.rr 4XII mail Wadl 8 S 1904 A MAS MIRAH a <1>..M.1%0n anil A\obl \\i~l 6
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      Exorcist, Dallas Cowboy go fast
      652 31 Hi EXORCIST, late Bicycle Kid, showed good form at Ipoh yesterday. Ridden by Wadi Ahmad, this five-year-old ran 3f in 36 1/5 sec on good going. Exorcist, a runaway winner over the Kuala Lumpur 6f last month, looks hard to beat in the Class 2,
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      Lock icon Knotty Pine by neck
      97 31 ONDON. Thurs Kn..tt> Pine, the 9-2 favourite, •on the Johnnie Walker Ebor Handicap at York Jfllilllaj with a storming late run Taking the lead inside the last furlong of the Mf race, the fUe-year-old won by a neck in a photo-finish with 14-1 chance Oroaio. tra/j
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      Nine new horses registered by MRA
      328 31 Nine new horses registered by MRA VINE new horses have been registered with the MRA. They iiK-lude two top-claa* horses Niithtincalr and Krtal Singer, who will make their debut at the Ipoh meeting opening tomorrow. Nightingale, late Mix Caitup, is a Nve-year-lold Australian mare by The Lampeil out of Lady
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      21 31 TOKYO. Thurs. The third Asi.m a'^e group swimming championships will be held in Jakarta on Aug 2-3 next year.
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      303 29 It's about time jfe youhada p| comtortable Jl <v^*^E A chair is more then a chair. It's something you sit on. So why not have a comfortable one 7 Mega have found material so strong yet light they make a chair shell any shape. This means for the first time
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      129 30 I BE WITH THE I WINNERS I Follow Racing I NEW NATION I [■yaj K^ -V*Sdy HH9v B %t*"* bsbs i -^iv» Mcij^^asßßßßS^ BBbI New Nations Racing Guide now H appears twice, a week. Friday's Guide I with Saturday's full card and tips. I Saturday's Guide with full details of
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      82 30 TIMBER! m Retla Steamship Company, the world specialist wood product carriers offer a new service from Malaysia and Singapore to South and East Africa, United Kingdom and Europe. In addition to their services to U.S.A., Retla will now carry your timber and wood products to Lourenco Marques, Durban, Cape Town,
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      39 30 POLO Pesta Sukan Tournament: Beachcombers v Islanders: Merlions v Pahang (Thomson Rd. 4.30 p.m.*. TABLE-TENNIS National Open Championships iWinstedt Rd. 7 p.m.). SOCCER Merdeka Tournament: (Kuala Lumpur) Taiwan v Korea (third placet: Singapore v Malaysia (fifth placet Merdrka stadium.
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      70 31 RED LION tho ctil /Coz^iy lllC Oil 1 1 aE=^9Rira Ji 99e*****1HEe^^^ S^i^»*iQSs£^^^§SSSia»»»»»»»»l BBk?PRIVATE SECRETARIAL DIPLOMA COURSE The next one year full time course leading to the ITC Private Secretarial Diploma and LCC Certifi cate starts on 1 1 th October 1971 Course subjects include English. Office Duties and Secretarial
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      466 31 WORD PUZZLE pc« e« *iwi Mtitt inn y STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY J I WORD PUZZLE 'G* I 1 i m ■BBM (Mr .Hn H,u, 5 r S 1 T A ~~W B kill ii I i XBHt aT| T| missing I ZjHH(I~ o^C ACROSS 1N M I E i A
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    Car slams lamp post, driver killed
    106 32 SINGAPORE Thurs— One man was killed and three others critically injured, when a car rammed into a lamp post at I.ornie Road, just before midnight today. The crash knocked down the lamp post, causing a null- long blackout. The dead man was identified as
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    Lock icon Two of quins dead
    54 32 LONDON. Thurs. Two of the quintuplets born yesterday tn a 24-year-old woman who had been talcing a fertility drug, died during the night. Both were boys. The remaining children, two boys and a Sir! were progressing well, said a spokesman at the Bolton District Hospital, where
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    9 hurt in buscar crash
    44 32 SINGAPORE. Thuis Nine people were injuried. one seriously, when a bus and a car collided head-on at the 11'- m.s Sembawang Road, tonight Police Identified the seriously injured as Pte. Coles Stannard Dans. 23. of the New Zealand Reßlment.
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    33 32 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi plans a fortnight tom of several western capitals Martins in late October, a spokesman for the Prime Minister '.s Secretariat .said loda\ UPI
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    Lock icon Sarawak curfew
    27 32 KUCHJNG. Thurs. Police tonight announced a 24- hour curfew in certain oaru of the Slbu. Kiimmit. and Kaplt districts to facilitate anti-com-munist security operations Reu'er.
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    Dizzy entry
    21 32 NEW YORK. Thurs. Jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie. who invented "be bop." has unnounced his candidature for the American presidency.
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    17 32 WEATHER outlook for Singapore today from 6 a.m. to midday: Isolated shower: in late morning
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    FRASER RETURNS TO AUSSIE CABINET
    84 32 FRASER RETURNS TO AUSSIE CABINET i^ANBERRA. Thurs. \j Australian Prime Minister William McMahon tonight announced the return to the Cabinet of Mr. Malcolm Fraser who has been appointed Minister for Education and Science. Mr. Fraser. 41. takes over the Ministry from Mr. David Fairbalrn who had held two portfolios since
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    LONDON STOCKS
    341 32 T ONIHIK, Thum. Th.- mock murI— krt rimed firm tn quirt trading after Initial variable movement*. Deali-m noted selective nupport at the lower level* hut the opening downtrend on Wall Street made for r*ntra.nt At 2.4") p.m. the Kipanelßl Tlmen Index had rum OS to 403 3 Clomnc
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    47 32 LONDON. Thurt Spot 14.28. Settlement: Sept. 14.30. Oct. 14.53. Nov. 14.00. Oct. Dec 14.90. Jan March 1595. April/June. 15.90. July' Sept. 17.73. Oct. Dec. 11.38. Jan.' March 14.03. April/June 1» 40. July Sept. 19.70. Oct. Dec. 19.93. c.l.f. Sept. 13 S3. Oct. 14.10 Market: Barely •teady
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    233 32 Troops smash down street barriers LO N D O N D E RRY, Thurs. British troops moved at dawn today and ripped down street barricades rebuilt by Roman Catholics when they were first demolished by soldiers against Kunftre, paving stones and other missiles. An army spokesman said troops cleared about
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