The Straits Times, 25 August 1971

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 if WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Terror plot by Reds
    649 1 Terror plot by Reds Marcos tells of discovery of plans to burn Manila MANILA. Tuesday MILITARY intelligence agents hove uncovered insurrectionist plots to burn Manila, kidnap and assassinate public officials and spread terrorism throughout the country, President Marcos said today. He also charged thai I loading Opposition politician. Senator Benigno
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    Shun Big Powers Malik
    314 1 Shun Big Powers Malik DENPASAR. (BaU) Tues. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik said today that unless South-east Asian nations assumed a more direct responsibility in the maintenance of security, no lasting stability could be achieved in the region. Addressing the third general assembly of the Press Foundation of Asia
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    'Reprieve' for S'pore man
    39 1 CANBERRA. Tues. Singa-pore-born book designer, Jeffrey Tan Chin Huat has been given another reprieve to stay in Australia. An Immigration Department spokesman said Tan. 24. would be allowed to remain while "new factors" were considered.
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    U.S. TROOPS ORDERED OFF STREETS IN VIETNAM
    165 1 SAIGON. Tues. The U.S. Command ordered all 220.100 American servicemen in Vietnam off the streets of Saigon and other Vietnamese cities today until after Parliamentary elections on Sunday because of possible political unrest. A spokesman said the order known in military parlance as
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    BOAC charter flights held up
    600 1 BOAC charter flights held up By CHIN CHENG MEI: London, Tuesday IlOAC's charter flights to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore scheduled to begin this week cannot get off the ground because lx>th the Malaysian and Singapore governments have withheld their approval for such flights. The Inaugural flight to Kuala Lumpur via
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    Blast in plane
    31 1 MADRID. Tues. A bomb blew a hole in the fuselage of empty Royal Jordanian Airlines Boeing 707 at Madrid's Barajas Airport early today but caused only slight damage.
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    Dato dies holiday
    734 1  - Dato dies holiday JOSEPH YEO By SINGAPORE, Tues. The body of well-known Sin gaporc banker industrialist, Dato Aw Cheng Ch.ve, 48, who died of a stroke while on holiday in Santiago. Chile will be flown home this weekend. The family here is arranging to charter a plane to bring back
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    Pound goes up as the marts reopen
    399 1 Pound goes up as the marts reopen By Soh Tiang Keng CING/.PORE, Tues.— After being shut for a week, foreign exchange markets in Singapore and Malaysia partially opened their doors today for spot pound sterling transactions. The days record: T-*o or three million pounds of trading in a steady, orderly
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    Test win by India
    69 1 LONDON. Tues. India caused one of the biggest upsets in world cricket in recer.t years when they scored a historic victory over England in the third Test at the Oval here today. India won by four wickets fo. their first Test win in England and also
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    Lock icon $1.5m jewel theft
    41 1 $1.5 m jewel theft HONO KONG. Tues. Diamonds believed to be worth HK$3 million ($1.5 million) were stolen last night from the office of Israel's honorary ConsulOeneral. Mr. V.J. Zirin-skv. The diamonds belonged to Mr Zinnsky's company. United Agencies Ltd. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
    49 1 FIGHTING ON BORDER KAMPALA. Tues. Fighting has broken out between Ugandan and Tamanian troops on tinborder 200 miles (320kms) southwest of here, it was learned in Kampala today. I'tanda President Idi Amin cancelled a scheduled visit to northern I'ganda that was to havr started today— AP.
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      Lock icon China hits at Russia for 'show of force'
      201 2 HONG KONG, Tuesday CHINESE acting Foreign Minister Mr. Chi Peng-fei, in an indirect reference to the Soviet Union. has denounced imperialism for creating tension in the Balkans with military exercises and making a show of force. Mr. Chi was speakin* at a
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      Aid for Rose victims
      74 2 IJONG KONG. Tues. 11 The Red Cross Society of China yesterday donated ISSI2 million to Hong Kong to help typhoon Rose victims, the New China news agency reported today. The society has sent the money through the Bank of China and asked the Hong Kong and
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      Plea for unity talks on Queen E liner
      135 2 Plea for unity talks on Queen E liner ||ONG KONG. Tues.— The 11 former luxury liner Queen Elizabeth, being refitted into a floating university here, was suggested today as a possible site for talks between Peking and Taipeh officials on reunification In a letter to the local Chinese-language fortnightly magazine
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      Lock icon Banzer's firepower crushes last stand
      400 2 LA PAZ, Tuesday BOLIVIA'S new rightwing regime gave notice that it will get tough with any opponents as it crushed a last-ditch stand by student supporters of ousted leftwing President Torres here in a ruthless display of firepower. Eight students were killed and at least
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      Lock icon Eban: Door to peace with Arabs still open
      208 2 Eban: Door to peace with Arabs still open TEL AVIV, Tuesday jSRAEL is keeping all options open on a Middle East peace settlement, including how much Arab land it is willing to give up, Foreign Minister Mr. Abba Eban said yesterday Mr. Eban said there was still hope that a
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      Lock icon Heath 'no' to debate plea on Ulster
      115 2 Heath 'no' to debate plea on Ulster I ONDON. Tues. Prime Minister Mr. Heath has turned down a request by the Labour Party lor a recall of Parliament t'i debate the situation in Northern Ireland. The request, made by the Opposition leader, Mr. Wilson, a week ago, reflected growing discontent
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      Lock icon Breezing out
      28 2 LOS ANGELES. Tues. Bernardo Hucr:;i did a little more than just c)< ai Cay M.ii. Fletcher car he drove it away. at cording to police. UPI.
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      Lock icon US$5 mil SUIT AGAINST TWO FILM MAGAZINES
      124 3 HOLLYWOOD. l"-v liurnett lili tl suit \istci<lj\ for I SSS million in damages :is.iinst two i.in magazines which sh<-1.'15.-ly quoted her in N.i>in- -lie would < undone the ur- of tn;iriiii.in.i liy her children. Mi>> Burnett'* .cttor-ni-ys. Hayes, Hume, lowits -md (.'.irnll. filed
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      Plans for joint US, Soviet space trip to begin soon
      264 3 Plans for joint US, Soviet space trip to begin soon WASHINGTON. Tues. The commander of Americas Apoiio--15 moon landinu said yesterday the United slates and Russia hope to begin pianni:i» this autumn for a joint Hight by astronauts and cosmonauts Pranked by hit two crewmates. James Irwin and Alirvd Worden.
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      Yahya gives 'veiled warning' of war
      107 3 Yahya gives 'veiled warning' of war KARACHI, Tues. Presi- dent Yahya Khan, has asked his countrymen to donate blood for "all contingencies." and political observers here saw the appeal as a veiled warning that war with India might be imminent. Under bUM front-page Pakistani nr\\.-i>;i|>er.s riporti-d the rillhUlll'l appeal today.
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      Lock icon Other woman in Roosevelt's li£e
      487 3 NEW YORK, Tuesday MRS. ELEANOR ROOSE V E L T once threatened to divorce her husband before he bee a m c America's President if he refused to end a romance with her social secretary, according to a book due to be published here in
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      Lock icon Thieu to go ahead with election campaign
      223 3 SAIGON. Tuesday. AIDES of President Thieu indicated that the Presidential election will be held as scheduled this October despite Vice-Presi-dent Cao Ky's withdrawal from the race. A meeting of President Thieu's closest advisers was held at the palace where the discussion centred on
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      Lock icon Hunt for Jewish Panthers
      62 3 JERUSALEM. Tues. Police hunted for the leaders of Israel's Jewish Black Panthers lr.st nifsht following one of the worst outbreaks of ethnic violtr.ee jersualem has known Six policemen were injured three of them seriously by the rock-throw int Panthers in a battle with riot squads armed
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      Lock icon Gold smuggling
      25 3 BONN. Tues. Five men were arrested in Karlsruhe in sr.uthwe.-.t Germany In connection with the smugqlini; of Bold worth about USS5.'i million AP.
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      Lock icon SMUGGLED GUN SPARKED THAT JAILBREAK
      167 3 SMUGGLED GUN SPARKED THAT JAILBREAK T OS ANGELES. Tues. The gun used by George Jackson in Saturday's escape attempt at San Quentin Prison was apparently smuggled to him In a tape recorder. prison authorities said yesterday. Jackson, who won litfrar.y acclaim amons the American Left with his book "Soledad Brother",
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      Lock icon Those tears are still there for Rudolf Valentino
      188 3 Those tears are still there for Rudolf Valentino HOLLYWOOD. TUes. 11 The :iuß«'st crowd since the Second World War crowded into Memorial Ometery yeslerduy for a service to mark the 45th annivrrsary of the <l«-ath of Rudolph Valintino, heart-throb of the silent films. But the m ysterious 'Woman in Black"—
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      Lock icon US$lO,OOO BRIBE OFFERS TO POLICE
      132 4 VKU YORK. Tues— Police Commissioner Patrick V. .Murphy charged yesterday that literally dozens of New York city police officers have accepted ISSIO.OOO bribes from narcotics pushers in recent years to turn a blind eye to druc traffic. He said that the ISSIO.OOO v.is not an
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      Lock icon LAW TO KEEP WATCH ON PERTAMINA
      271 4 JAKARTA, Tuesday. PARLIAMENT has passed a new law on Indonesia's rapidly exDanding oil and natural gas industry which provides for firm supervision of the monopoly State oil company Pertamina. The Bill, passed by the House of Representatives yesterday, sets up a threeman Government Board
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      Lock icon Teacher Julie slips in for first day at school
      104 4 Teacher Julie slips in for first day at school MIAMI. Tues. Mrs. Julie Nixon Elsenhower slipped past a crowd of reporters yesterday as she started her first day of teaching at Atlantic Beach elementary school. The school principal Mr. Ray Bailey said his new third Krade teacher "lined right in"
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      Lock icon Arab pickets
      37 4 NEW YORK. Tues— Twenty Arab sympathisers. protesting against the relocation of Palestinian refugees from their hOBMB in Gaza by Israeli forces, picketed yesterday several doors away from the Israeli mission to the United Nations.— AP.
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      Lock icon Woman foils kidnap bid
      76 4 BERLIN. Tues. The MtNM of I woman nasserby i apparently toiled a kidnap at- tempt on t\u> >on.v ot an em- ployee of the Czechoslovak military mission. Police .said the woman screamed when she yaw a man press a pad of cotton wool atjainst the face
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      Lock icon Sihanouk back in Peking
      70 4 HONG KONG. Tues. Princp Norodom Sihanouk. deposed Cambodian Head cf State hM I returned t<. Peking after a State visit to North Korea and a vacation in the North China i summer resort of Peitaiho. the New China news agency report- 1 ed today. Premier Chou
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      Lock icon Big 4 accord a'big relief to Bonn
      473 4 Big 4 accord a 'big relief to Bonn Major concessions to West Berlin by the Soviets WEST BERLIN. Tues JWO million West Berliners today looked forward to an end of years of tension and uncertainty following the draft agreement on the city reached by the four victorious powers in the
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      Lock icon Nixon's move on China: Taiwan told in advance
      210 4 Nixon's move on China: Taiwan told in advance WASHINGTON. Tups The Inited States informed Taiwan as early as last April that it Has thmkiti of supporting the admission of Peking into the Inited Nations this year, informed sources said. Although ihi Nationalists were dazed by President Nixon's bombshell announcement in
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      36 4 nontomorrow then on to New Zealand and through the South Pacific to Honolulu and Los Angeles JUR NEW 2EAUND knows the South Pacific best. With BOAC, QANTAS, AIR INDIA and MSA (general sales agents in Singapore/Malaysia).
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    Teacher sues chit fund and gets $4,750
    325 5 Teacher sues chit fund and gets $4,750 Case not contested, so— claim allowed in full SINGAPORE, Tues poi'lt years ;i#o, :i Tamil language teacher collected his gratuity on retirement and deposited $2,(J.")() with :i chit fund company in South Bridge Road. Mr. Sinnappan Chelliah paid the money "a good part
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    Illegal entry: Jail for 13
    82 5 SINGAPORE. Tues Thirteen Indonesians who enteied Singapore illegally between July 8 and Aug. 15 were each jailed lor a month today. They are: Masek bin Mv a. 20. Sanl bin Othmnn. 18. Rawlan bin Ahmad. Ramie bin Daud. both 19. Hassan bin All, s.iiui. bin
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    Two punched driver
    47 5 SINGAPORE, Tues Two youths were bound over (or a year by a magistrate today for punching a lorry-driver. The court heard that Woiir Kah 800. 19 and Ooh Tuck Lee. 21. assaulted Tan Ah Buat lii Jalan Ang Teng. Paya Lebar un March 10.
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    FLOWER SHOW TO AID SPCA
    116 5 FLOWER SHOW TO AID SPCA Tues. Flower power will do its bit for the first time for the furry residents of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A sum of $2,000 will be contributed to the society from the funds which will be raised at the annual
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    Girls' gift to charity
    88 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Non Commissioned Officer's Guild of the Singapore Girls' Brigade will donate the proceeds of their recent fund-raising Walkathon. in which 500 women and girls took part, to two homes for the aged, and finance local delegates to a conference. A sum of $15,000.
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    Foundation may start more projects with Spore Govt
    262 5 Foundation may start more projects with Spore Govt SINGAPORE. Tues. The Friedrich Ebert Foundation may take part in more joint projects with the Sincapore Government in the next few years. Details of the projects are not known but the Vice President of the Foundation. Mr. II in/ Kuhn, who arrived
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    Aid for widow
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The .-■;il! of Times Distributors Sdn. Bhd. have contributed $38.50 lo Madam Tan Ah End. 32. whose husband died of severe burns hiM Friday.
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    Owners of school buses hail Govt decision
    152 5 SINGAPORE. Tue*. bus owners today k welcomed the Government decision to allow them to carry office and factory workers on monthly contract during the "inbetween" school hours. However, they are waiting for more details of the scheme, which are being worked out by
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      168 5 I It,, I\ T. Hun, lin THEN I GUESS \IF YOU'RE SET I I I TOLRJUH, MY HANDS a^s. WHAT WHY, TH' ANNUAL I'LL HAFTA SET ON DOING IT ARE TIEP UNTIL AFTER TH' i I I CONTEST MOCVIAN DINOSAURCARL OUTA LEM RIGHT NOW, YOU CONTEST TOMORROW.' I o //v>
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    Gay hot pants to cool 2-day fashion display
    244 6  -  EVELYN NG By SING A P O R E, Tues. Hot blazing colours which give a cool elegant feeling is the theme for An Experience i n Elegance a fashion show to be staged at the Hilton over the next two days.
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    Million-dollar church plan
    53 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Methodist Church is to build a million-dollar church at Toa Payoh. The project the most ambitious to be carried out by Methodists here is expected to start soon and is due to be completed by April. 1973. It will be the first Protestant church
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    RAF parade
    27 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. A farewell parade and fly-past will be held at RAP Tengah base tomorrow to mark the dLsbandment of the Lightning Tiger" jet squadron.
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    Tapper dies
    19 6 TELUK ANSON. Tues Rubber tapper S. Subramaniara. 34. died in hospital here last night from suspected poisoning.
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    GALAXY GOLDEN CITY
    43 6 LAST OAYI 6oUm CMy: 1.45, 4,7 1 *.10 p.m. Cl.mr: MS, 1.10, 7 ft t.Mp.a. Cheng Kom Cheong in THE TRIANGULAR BED Cantonese/C memo scope. OPENS TOMORROW ot ttOLOIN CITY, GALAXY, CANTON t PACIFIC: "TO MEET AGAIN" Mo rvl.C Scope
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    Courting cops to bait peeping Toms—
    70 6 Courting cops to bait peeping Toms— CINGAPORE, Tues. Policemen and policewomen may soon go courting in Singapore's three reservoirs. But it will all be in the course of duty. For that is in the plans being considered by the police to nab the peeping Toms and thugs who have been
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    $35,000 unit for Poly
    50 6 IPOH. Tues. The Eiißku Omar Polytechnic here took another step towards completion with the arrival of a $35,000 incline-flow channel (or its hydraulics laboratory. It is one of the costliest single unijs of equipment in the polytechnic that has been donated under the auspices of Unesco.
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    Search for missing HK ferry goes on
    84 7 Search for missing HK ferry goes on CINGAPORE. TuesJ The search for a miss in Sinpaporebound ferry with nine seamen on board entered its third day today without any success. Ships p.issir.« through the Bouth China Sea routes arv keeping a look-out for .siun.s of ship wreckage The ferry Pan
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    Music-loving
    53 7 SINGAPORE Tues. Coflee ■bop .ittcndant. Hixjiik Chee Ming VJ. u...s lail.d for IS miii'lus today Uy 'he Third DiMnct Court. HoonK. who brokt into a hOUK .it Malab;ir Street at 5 am \est(ii.a> tnd .sl.le I tranittM rMUo belonnlhu to Goh Bang, M.irt that he did it lor the
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    ARGUMENT OVER BILL LANDS TWO IN HOSPITAL
    143 7 ARGUMENT OVER BILL LANDS TWO IN HOSPITAL CINGAPORE, Tues A row over a bar bill landed two people in Outram Hospital last night. Gay Eng Tiann, 40. of Kampong Arang Road, had two stab wounds in the back, and Ling Ah Hing. 18. of Mountbattcn Road, had two deep parang
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    'Spare Mujib' appeal
    57 7 SINGAPORE Tuts The secretary-gtneral cl the Anpkatan Islam. Mr. HM. Yah>a. today sent a written appeal to President Yahya Khan of Pakistan "to c p;.re Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, whatever the outcome of the secret military trial." Mr. Yahya said it was becaue he believed the Sheikh to
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    Quiet along border
    43 7 ALOR STAR. Tues There have beer, no terrorst incidents along the Kedah-Thai border since the ambush in Padang Terap district two weeks ago. •The situation is quiet and under cor.tiol." Kec'aii Mentri Be nr. Date Svcd Ahmad Shahabuddin. said today
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    Show cancelled
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Education today announced that the joint performance by the bands of Dunearn Hill Technical School and Dunearn Secondary School at the Esplanade on Sept. 19 hu been cancelled.
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    Watch on dangerous foreign goods
    166 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government will keep close watch on "dangerous" foreign goods which may harm local consumers. This assurance was given today by a Government spokesman when commenting on a "lunch box exDlosion" Incident involving a Straits Times reader. He said: "We will consider and
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    MUTE. ARTIST'S WORKS SNAPPED UP
    94 7 MUTE ARTIST'S WORKS SNAPPED UP SINGAPORE. Tues. Mute art.st Danirl Wang's art seems to have a il -finite appeal to local folk— they have snapped up half his works in the four days since his exhibition began. And a pleased Mr. Wang has decided to extend his exhibition, now being
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    Selina gets $20,000 back from taximan in million
    306 7  -  IGMATIUS STEPHEN By gANDAR SERI BECAWAN, Tues. Nine-teen-year-old Selina Tung has found the taxi-driver in a million after a $20,000 experience. That was the sum she had left behind in a taxi here early this week. In her hurry to get out
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    Water use up
    30 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Water use yesterday rose 4.3 million gallons to 97.1 million gallonsRainfall recorded yesterday at Seletar was 0.07 inch, Peirce 0.02 inch and Macßitchie 0.03 inch.
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    Soldiers to be trained for jobs
    102 7 Soldiers to be trained for jobs KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— All servicemen will he given training to equip then f:)r jobs b?fcre leaving the forces. Tun Ab-l'il Razak disclosed yesterday. "No one s'.iould be allowed to leave the forces unless he has had adequate training for a j >b in the
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    Death fall by girl
    29 7 PENANG. Tues Seamstreb.s Chan Khuan Fcon. 20. fell to her death liom the sixth floor ot the 17-stcrey Rifle Range housing Rats here ihl.s morning.
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    No need for Helen to leave London now—
    234 7  - No need for Helen to leave London now CHIN CHENG MEI By LONDON. Tues Malaysian secretary Helen Tan. who fought a British Home Office "leave Brita'n" order late last year and got an extension of stay till last month, has now been allowed to remain here indefinitely. Since May this
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    Soil probe by PSA
    57 7 SINGAPORE Turs. The Port of Singapore Au^hori!y has begun an uperaiion to bure holes in the sea-bed oil Pulau Merhmau. for a soil investigation which will end on Oct. 20. Manners have been advised by PSA officials to keep a sharp lookout and proceed slowly while
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    Hindu festival
    35 7 SINGAFORE. Tiks The Hindu community in Nee Soon will celebrate 'Xi mb.'.bishegaiii" with a special prayer at the Sree Matin Mariamman Temple in Mandal Read between 9.45 am and 11 a.m. on Thursday.
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    Murder bid by hired thugs the reason for taxi hijack
    217 8  -  K. S. SIDHU 1 By Spore, Tues MURDER, it was learnt today, was the motive for yesterday's taxi hijack drama in Queensway. And the men who posed as taxi driver Fong Ah Hua s passengers were thucs hired to kill
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    Company boss fined $500
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. An j engineering company boss was fined $500 today (or giving false information to the Immigration Department in his application for the extension of a pro- fessional visit pass for a Malayj sian worker.
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    Opium raid
    25 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Police raided a shop here yesterday and seized 64 packets of raw opium and two pipes. Two men were detained.
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    Ex-director: I did not owe Fernandez $4,000 race debt
    1250 8 Ex-director: I did not owe Fernandez $4,000 race debt Witness denies placing bets with accused SINGAPORE, Tuesday A FORMER director of a firm of insurance brokers, Mr. Quek Cheng Choy, denied in a district court today that he owed Gerald Fernandez $4,(MM) for horse racing bets placed through Fernandez. Mr.
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    New Governor's hopes for Malacca
    149 8 IX UAL a LUMPUR. Tues. I The fondest hope of Tan Sri Haji Abdul Aziz bin Haji Abdul Majia. Governor designate of Malacca, is that the Mate will get a new port during his term of office. "Malacca needs a moaern port to export the
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    CARVING URGE LANDS LABOURER IN COURT
    85 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. A I sudden urge to engrave an Inscription on a Port Authority wooden courier with bis pen-knife lunded a labourer in court. But Yeo Boon Tong, 17, was given a 12-month conditional discharge when he promised the First Magistrate. Mr. E.C. Foenander,
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    Sex change patient has marriage plans
    285 8  - Sex change patient has marriage plans TAN WEE LIAN By CINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's first complete sex-change patient is "feeling fine" and raring to leave hospital for home. And no wonder because she has marriage plans Speaking from her Kandanc Kerbau Hospital bed to day. she said .she was engaged to
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    Couple robbed
    30 8 IPOH. Tues. Three youth*. tied up a couple and their mtvant before ransacking their house in Kuan Woh Yuen henyesterday and escaping with j $4,000 cash and jewellery
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    Do it yourself
    25 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The National Library will hold a talk-demmi.struti'.n on latnjv i shade making at 10.30 a.m. toI morrow. Admission i.s free.
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    Mild sore beyes epidemic hits Singapore
    153 9 Mild sore beyes epidemic hits Singapore CINGAPORE, Tup 13 The Ministry of Health has confirmed that there is a mild epidemic of conjunctivitis (sore eyes) in the Republic. The spokesman of the Ministry said today the etJidemic started more than a week ago. but he ni Dot able to Rive
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    Nurses elect officials
    52 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. Ang Mum Moi has been elected president of the Singapore TTiiinrd Nurses Association. Other officials elected were: Mi.-- Molly Chen? (vice-presid-ent i Miss N. Dcvi i secretary i; Muss Chan Heng Yoke (asst. secretary); Miss Audrey Tang Lin i treasurer) and Miss Rasaletchmy Thangathurai
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    Fined $300 for punching man
    65 9 SINOAFORE. Tues. Two seamen were each fined $150 I when they were found guilty of causing hurt to an oil rigger, j Seah Chorg Bok. at Godowns 6 7 at the Fort of Singapore Authority yesterday at 10 a.m. Aliraf Khan, a boatswain, and I
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    Security at PSA to be tightened
    173 9 SINGAPORE, Tues—Security measures Jn the PSA are being tightened in view of the increasing number of people trespassing into the harbour area. More policemen are understood to have been deployed at points of entry and exits. A source today said: "We are having more
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    Girl of 10 who suddenly became a woman
    433 9 Girl of 10 who suddenly became a woman SINGAPORE. Tues A PHARMACIST today told the story of :i 10-year-old &irl who suddenly blossomed into a youiM woman with "well-deve-loped breasts and hips.* 1 And it happened, said Mr. Peter Lav, the pharmacist, after she had eaten "lots of chicken rico
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    AEB appraisal
    29 9 SINGAPORE Tiif? The Adult Education Board will hold a two-day national conference on "An Appraisal of Adult Education in Einfrapor»" beginning at Ladyhill Hotel on Sept 24.
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    BAHAI GROUP LEAVES FOR MEETING IN JAPAN
    90 9 BAHAI GROUP LEAVES FOR MEETING IN JAPAN SINGAPORE. Tues. A 30 member Bah a i delegation from Iran left Singapore for Japan th s morning after a day's stay. The delegation led by Mr. K. A. Sam-mi (above) is on its way to attend an international conference of Bahais in
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    Basketball fans take legal action for refund
    140 9 Basketball fans take legal action for refund CINGAPORE, Tues. Several basketball fans are taking legal action against the Basketball Association of Singapore to get a refund of their ticket money. They claim that they had tickets but were not allowed to enter Gay World Stadium during the Pesta Sukan finals
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    SEX DRUGS SEIZED IN RAID ON DRUG STORE
    117 9 SEX DRUGS SEIZED IN RAID ON DRUG STORE KLANG, Tues. Police raided a drugstore here today and seized 50 types of banned drugs, including sex stimulants. Among them were aloha drugs and steroid hor mones. which, when taken without proper supervision, can be fatal. At about 2.30 p.m. a p.ilire
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      170 9 pleasure I^, Singapore's Newest Depart mental Store opens lor f 7*^ kirns business from 930 am to I^,* MU^k the wee* fully arr ton 0 J^BEil?l^^^^^jFvs^P^*®wJlr«P^ ditiooed. Ample pwk W ing space Courteous ff!9/ X service fashion *%J^ wesrs spec j.i yim 4^p~2 i '"u__ 5^ ORCHARD VKfIM 1.3. 5
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      263 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 They include singing, so are 1 Note terms of interest to odd without a piano <6>. racing men (6-4 1. 8. Watch for this novel! (3 4 J 6. Sally is kind that is the 7). conclusion! <6>. 13 Arranges to fill in the deed
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      DOLLAR CLIMATE
      485 10 Two days is not long enough after a week's interruption of foreign exchange dealings to be sure what the climate really is like for the dollar and the rest of the world's currencies. The first impression probably is wrong, although most governments profess to be satisfied with the
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      OPEN ROAD TO BERLIN
      267 10 The ambassadors of the four powers who have been negotiating a settlement of the Berlin problem for the past eighteen months have triggered a burst of optimism in Europe. Approval of the draft by the American, Soviet, British and the French governments can now be taken
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      TROUBLED YOUTH
      267 10 In his paper on student health problems presented to the Malaysian seminar on student personnel services, Dato (Dr.) Sinnadurai focussed attention on the unplt asant fact that nearly 20 per cent of undergraduate's arc afflicted by a variety cf emotional hangups including anxiety neurosis, schizophrenia and psycho-sexual abnormalities.
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    Lock icon Berlin A city always under siege
    567 10 Berlin A city always under siege By a Correspondent RERUN, former proud capital of successive German reiohs. sat divided and vulnerable at the centre of east-west confron tation in Europe for a quarter of a century after the Second World War. Its pest-war history is marked by hardship, personal tragedies,
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      TIME FOR CHANGE OF FEATURE FILMS
      151 10 I THINK it is time that RTS reviewed its feature films over Singapore television and improved on them. RTS seems to select films of the thirties and forties and most of these films revolve around the American scene. It is alright if the scene
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      Why this long wait?
      253 10 WAS a temporary science teacher in Sekolah Menengah Hua Lian, Taiping from June to December of last year. I taught in the upper forms. Before I began my service. J was told that I would draw a H.S.C. salary of $310. But every month last year,
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    Glimpse behind the scenes in Russia
    1482 10  -  BERNARD GWERTZMAN UNDERGROUND DIARY GIVEN TO THE WEST REVEALS THOUGHTS OF SOVIET 'LIBERAL SOCIALISTS 9 By The hope that further liberalisation would take place was not realised. The symbolic turning point lor many intellectuals was the attitude towards the literary world. MOSCOW AS A
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      150 10 Jlcapulco and Hong Kong, IOS~ jT Japan, Vancouver, ~fhm San Francisco, ,v Los Angeles, /^yj Panama Canal. Jp Nassau, Miami, #jP y:w Bermuda, fv, Southampton, >£* holiday cruise by //&*■<s&& I Sailing 7th February 1972 ji. kin Call your Travel aofnt of Manstielo 4Co Pit i:d Smg.n Harrisons Croslield (M.ilays.a)
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      Backward Batam gets a share of oil boom
      921 11  - Backward Batam gets a share of oil boom HUGH MABBETT I By JJATAM ISLAND (Indonesia): Change is coming rapidly to tins island, till recently liltlc rvmo v ed from its condition in LSI!) when K;ilfles rounded Singapore, only 12 miles north of here. While Singapore boomed ahead Batam's 8.000 scattered
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      US dollar crisis: Japan refuses to budge until multilateral talks
      527 11  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By "JMIK Japanese do not intend to budge over the question of revaluation of the yenYesterday the (ioverninent made it quite clear that no action of any kind would be taken until the outcome of multilateral negotiations due
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      CITY TALK
      302 11  -  CROESUS MBB By Employee participation INCHCAPE. with the help of Chartered Bank, is offering a unique package to its employees. I hear that the company has set aside $1.5 million of its 9} per cent Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock 1971/81 for purchase by the employees within the newly
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      MANAGEMENT GAME: REMARKABLE RECOVERY BY SOME TEAMS
      541 11 MANAGEMENT GAME: REMARKABLE RECOVERY BY SOME TEAMS "REMARKABLE re- covery by some teams characterised the third trading period as the National Management Game in Singapore enters its fourth and last trading period of the first round. This final trading period could be crucial for many, though in some instances. the
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      53 11 "BOAC fly to Rome, Zurich and Frankfurt as well as London" For some people there is only one airline. Every week, BOAC fly 4 times to Rome, twice to Zurich and Frankfurt and 9 times to London from Singapore. Fly BOAC to Europe. See your travel agent. Avanti! takes good
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      148 11 INSIDE China's rconomy heads for another nrw hieh; Shipping column; People in business. Pajr 12. Company new*; Share market report; ommoditie-v Ovrrsras markets Nrw York. Melruurn. llonf Kong; Cloning prkrs and business donr. Page 13- I (m yHHr UM J^^V mm Krfp-^JL Baa > W[ i^HL I Vy When you're
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      PEKING'S ECONOMY HEADS FOR ANOTHER NEW HIGH
      776 12 HONG KONG: China unexpectedly bought less from the West in the first part of this yqpr while her own economy headed for another record At the same time, China sold more of her own products in the West, according to official trade statistics
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      London port complex
      305 12 IN HIS first major 1 policy statement since becoming Di-rector-General of the Port of London Authority (PLA), Mr. John Lunch has predicted massive estuary developments for the port (see picture) which will make it an even more important centre for European cargo handling. By 1975/76. the PLA
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      607 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS would be made on the Flight Operations in the years to come, the reorganisation includes the formation of four departments within the division three operational and one administrative. The three operational departments would look after the three aircraft types presently operated by MSA. They would be headed
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      197 12 \<MroL' t Bla^^kL^ -Ji^H THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY (MALAYA) SDN. BERHAD ALOR STAR IPOH JOHORE BAHRU KOTA lAHRU KUALA LUMPUR MALACCA KUANTAN PENANC KOTA KINABALU KUCHINC SANOAKAN SIBU BANDAR SERI BECAWAN THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY (SPORE) SDN. BERHAD SINCAPORE approach for advice. I zi™?^"<*°""°™ thorooehly i r. -M.rx
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1040 13 BID AND OFFER PRICK* OFFICIALLY LIITIO AT THE CLOtt OF BUSINESS IN THI tINCAPORE ROOMS OF TNI STOCK IXCHANCI WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VtSTCRDAV WERE CLOSING TONE: All sections closed easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd lots totalled 2.426.000 (2.303.500),
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1267 13 DUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A.C.M.A. (2) 1.58. Alcan i2> 1.43. (1) 142. Allied I hoc. (1) 1.87. (8)
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        MELBOURNE
        393 13 TVf ELBOURNE. Tues.— A mild ■L** rally in all sectors recovered most of yesterdays losses on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. The heavyweights once again set the pace. Volume picked up as rjargain hunters entered the market. CRA recovered 30 cents of the 60 cents it dropped yesterday to
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        NEW YORK
        343 13 •MEW YORK. Mon— The mar- ket shed some of Its caution over monetary uncertainties and once again resumed its upward course with a rally that maintained its earlier thrust in spite of only a moderate trading pace. The Dow Jones industrials jumped 11.46. and advences held a 9i2-to-487
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        EXCHANGE RATE
        50 13 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates us at Aug. 24: Local dollars to one unit 11ln l« Buyln^« of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound '3900 7 350 7 3375 There were no quotations for all other foreign currencies.
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        Indices
        79 13 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 72.82 Friday 72 74 Week ago 12.44 RIBBERS Monday 2 7.58 Friday 217 84 Week ago 223.81 OILS Monday 337.59 Friday 337.02 Week ago 354.49 INDUSTRIALS Monday 412 1 Friday «09.4 Week ago 409.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 892 38 Friday 880 91 Week
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        HONG KONG
        271 13 XJONQ KONG. Tues. The market opened up at a good pace with a number of rales marked up on the previous day's closing Prices continued to improve but during the afternoon session profit-taking set in and brought prices back. The market closed quietly steady. China Engineers was the
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        Hong Kong rates
        40 13 On the fr»» inAinii marktt In Hone Kong yesterday tht U.S. drtlir nil quoted at 598 for T.T. and 5 6450 for eath. SI •flint! was quoted at 14. SS and •n* tart »f i*ld at 320.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      141 13 Falls N.B.T. $5.80 —.20 Haw Par $2 24 —.16 Inchcape $3.50 —.16 Tong Meng $1.28 —.14 Roxy El. $2.50 —.10 DA Ord. $260 —.10 Nat. Iron $3.40 —.10 S. Darby $6.30 —.10 Ste-imers $2.90 —.09 Merlin (M) $0.87 —.08 Sel. Prop. $1.30 —.08 ltd. Motors $1.95 —.08
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      Loss for Hilton owner
      320 13 FAR Eastern Hotels Development (owner of the Singapore Hilton) in its first year of operations suffered a loss of $50,702 which after tax provisions is swollen to $213,526. Bank charges did most of the damage, hitting a high $656,768 for 1970. No statement accompanied the preliminary
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      26 13 PAHANG Consolidated in the year ended July 1971 suffered a drop in pretax profits from £489.74,* to £377.000. Profit on mining after depreciation and Lon-
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        Tin up a fraction
        147 13 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday gained 37V 2 cents to $625.37 J per plcul on an official offering down 17 tons at 268 tons. The local market was fairly steady with allround support, especially from the United States. LONDON: Monday's tin ruled steady, aided
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        Gold markets
        55 13 Mwiday Saturday SU.S. SU.I London INCH 43.30 B«lnit 43.60 43.70 Hongkong NA NA Zurich UNCH 43.208 UNCH 43.408 Parla 42.47 42.2S B'port (1) UNCH 44. »3 8 pore (2) 168.10 ltivin (1) Kxpori |in< in non-aterllnK areas in U.S. dollar! per ounce 1 2 1 Local dealers prices
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 13 AUG. 24 RUBBER: 99.* 5 tents (up 0.75 cents). TIN: $625,371 (up 171 cents). Official offering 268 tons (down 17 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        112 13 CMINCtC PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: bulk 151 sellers, drum *33» sellers. C***a: X-.xed (f.0.b.) loose Sept. Oct CK'Cont. 5291 B. Pepawr: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100-, NL.W SI92J saliart. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96-; NLW $lS2i t. m. Sarawak spcc.al black
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        Copper prices
        35 13 London copper prices on Monday (previous In brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer £447.00 ({431.50) seller £447. 50 (MU.M): Three Months buyer £457.00 (£461.50) seller £457.50 (£442.00). Msrktt Una: Steady at decline. tales: 2.723 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        33 13 In London on Monday the prlcn of Malayan S per cent CIF IK N European ports in bulk, sterling per ionic ton Jan Krti. was quotrd at UK ills sellers (unchanged).
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      RUBBER GOES UP
      384 13 THE rubber market's opening quotations were about Vz cent higher yesterday following some after hours steadiness on Monday's close, but commission house selling and slightly higher Singapore stock figures for July at 62.069 tons made for some early softness. Later, light short-cover-ing in thin conditions jacked the
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      Easier trend persists in market
      231 13 GENERALLY easier con ditiuns persisted <>r the Stock exchange Malaysia and Sin^apon yesterday. There was also evidencr <» activity thinning out. As most markrt observers would have it. this suk Rested that liquidation el the previous overbought position was nearini; i I end. The day's
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      Asian dollar
      57 13 I Indication rates were A quoted on the Asian dollar I market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mm 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 12 mths 10 o 8>« to 8\ r 8'« to 8V T. to 7 T 7'
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      234 13 MARKETING EXECUTIVE I A well established Croup of Companies is seeking a Malaysian Citizen to fill the post of Marketing Executive for its expanding operations Preference will be given to applicants who have a recognised university degree (Upper Second Honours or higher) or professional qualifications and a minimum of thr-;e
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      703 14 NOTICE MAJLIS I'GAMA ISLAM SINGAPL'RA Notice Is hereby given that the Muslim graves on State Land at Pulau Aver Merllmau which are affected by the development project by the Singapore Petroleum (Pte) Ltd., will be exhumed for reinterment at the Chua Chu Kang Road Muslim Cemetery. The next-of-kin of deceased
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      573 14 f^Zi) SIME DARBY SINGAPORE LIMITED I requires 1. Executive Engineer I Applicants must possess a Degree in Civil Engineering with a minimum of 4 years' relevant experience and Corporate Membership of Institution of Engineers. Should be conversant with reinforced concrete design and able to supervise piling contracts. Age: under 35.
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      816 14 SINGAPORE APPAREL MFG CO. 1 X (PTE) LTD. V invites female applicants for the following <£ cv appointments in their newly established factory x <£/ in Tiong Bahru. <£ b (A) 1 MANDARIN/JAPANESE /> o, INTERPRETER (B) 40 INDUSTRIAL SEWING X MACHINE OPERATORS. <Z EXPERIENCE 9) (1) For (a) position,
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      1168 14 MIMB MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL MERCHANT BANKERS BERHAD invites applications from Malaysian Citizens for the following positions: (a) BOOK-KEEPER (1) (Male) School Certiflcate/M.C.E., must have 2-3 years experience in an auditing firm, preference will be given to applicants possessing L.C.C. Higher Accounting Certificate or Intermediate of A.C.C.A. (b) GENERAL CLERK (1) (Male)
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    Suspects held in exercise released
    172 15 Suspects held in exercise released CINGAPORE, Tues.— Several suspects detained by the police during the combined military-police exercise over the weekend were released today. ->rdlng to police spokesman acting Deputy Supt. Yeow Yew Toong they were released after Questioning at the various police divisions. Mr. Yeow was commenting on a
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    69 15 Shell begins work on new oil find BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Tues. Shell Oil today began developing its new oil find, called "Champion Field." 20 miles offshore. This is the first time oil has been struck in northern Brunei as all other Brunei fields are in the southern part of the
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    Elocution finals
    24 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Jaycees will stage the finals of the Asean Elocution Forum at the Singapore Conference Hall in Shenton Way on Saturday.
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    POLICE SEEK DEAD MAN'S RELATIVES
    83 15 CINGAPORE, Tues. Police are looking for the relatives or friends of a 57-year-old Indian who died at Thomson Hospital today. He was found lying under the Thomson Road overhead bridge at 7 a.m. today. He was weak and speechless. An ambulance took him to the
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    Rhino survey progress
    49 15 Rhino survey progress SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore rhino-survey expedition now in northern Johore is making steady progress despite bad weather. One of its two leaders. Lt.Cdr. D. Lynd. who returned here today, said the base camp has been set up aj Kampong Kepoh, some 20 miles north-east of Labis.
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    Peking sends best wishes to Tun
    394 15 Peking sends best wishes to Tun I K. LUMPUR, Tue« JIIK China trade mission today conveyed Chinese Prime Minister Mr. Chou Knjai's best wishes to Tun Atxlul Razak and invited Malaysia to send ;i ping-pong team to Peking in November. Mr. Chou's wishes were conveyed by the leader of the
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    Dinner guest
    39 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Social Affairs Minister. Inche Othman Wok. will be the guest of honour at a dinner organised by the Geylang Serai constituency to be held at Halg Road government quarters' compound at 8 p.m. on Sunday.
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    LANGKAWI TOURIST COMPLEX READY BY 1973
    143 15 LANGKAWI TOURIST COMPLEX READY BY 1973 KUALA LIMPIR. Tues The S4 million tourist complex on Pulau I.anekawi is expected to be completed by the end of 1973. It will have a 160 -room hotel with a swimming pool. sunken cocktail lounge-coffee room, a shopping village with a kampong "pasar m.ii.im
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    $100,000 NTUC resort for workers
    157 15 $100,000 NTUC resort for workers SINGAPORE. Tuesday TIIK National Trade Union Congress is to build a $1()(M)OO holiday ivsort on Pulau I bin for workers. It has obtained some 20 acres ot.land on the northern side of the island for the proposed recreational complex. The project calls for the construction
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    Seamen's union awaits 'yes'
    55 15 BINOAFORE. Tues. The proposed Singapore Organisation of Seamen tSOSi a trade union to represent over 8.000 .seafarers Is awe it Ing the approval of the Registrar of Societies. According to its pro-tern chairman Inche Buang bin Omar Junld. the committee submitted the union constitution for approval
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    Labourer is crushed to death
    107 15 Labourer is crushed to death SINGAPORE, Tues. A labourer was crushed to death when a wooden roof, on which he was piling up plywood, collapsed and brought all the wood down on top of him. a coroner's court heard today. Baby Yeo. a sub-contractor, said that Mor Maslng bin SaUk.
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      947 15 I On your TV and Radio ■m.i h. ntjh.i, n-— i 3.N P.M. Opening and Housewives' 7.1S Alfred Hitchcock One Grave 5.10 P.M. Programme Summary 1.41 Ghazal Matinee Hoping For The Too Many (Dialogue in Canto- 5.M Pok Amai Amai 9.N News Best (Cantonese Film Pt. 1, nese) 5.3* Famous
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    Malaysian civil servants want a fiveday week
    261 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Fresh attempts are being made by civil servants to persuade the Government to introduce a five-day week for them. A Cuepacs spokesman said the Staff Side of the National Whitley Council first raised the issue in 1962, but not much
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    Trishaman to stand trial
    42 16 SINGAPORE. Tues A trishaw-nder. Ibrahim bin Ariltin. 51. was today committed to stand trial in thr High Court on a charge of trying to rape a nine-year-old .schoolgirl in a vacant house in Katone Park on May 29.
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    Pirate taxi forfeited
    38 16 SINGAPORE. Tu-.s Teo Beng Guat. 34. joKe.xs. had his car forfeited when he admitted using it M a pirate taxi m Alexandra Road on Juno 11. Teo. who had three convictions. MM also fined $350.
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    Council is urged to inject new life into Islamic studies
    225 16 Council is urged to inject new life into Islamic studies SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Social Affairs Inche Othman Wok yesterday called on the Muslim Religious Council to inject "new life" into the present system of Islamic education in Singapore. He was meeting the newly elected members of the council
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    Pregnant plunge death
    409 16 Pregnant plunge death She found fiance already married, court told SINGAPORE. Tues J^X unmarried mother-to-be look her life a week after her engagement when she discovered thai her Bance w:is already married, ;i coroner's court heard today. Today the State Coroner, Mr. Liew Ngik Kee told businessman Tay Kian Whatt,
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    Expert on why most local firms remain small
    283 16 Expert on why most local firms remain small CINGAPORE, Tues. Nearly 70 per cent of local firms in Singapore remain small Jn size because of weak management, a local management consultant said today. Mr. Lim Boon Tong, 30. a a specialist in management and financial problems of small business, said
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    Youth forum
    49 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. A forum on "Problems of youth of Singapore" will be held by the Singapore Association of Social Workers community and youth services group at the Singapore Professional Centie in Outram P.irk en Saturday at 230 p.m The torum is op*-n to students and the public.
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    Smoky lorry
    38 16 SINGAPORE. Tur». Tan Eng Chuan of Geylang Road was fined $100 today when he admitted abetting Lee Siew Beng to drive a lorry which cmittrd excessive smoke at Bukit Timah Road on Feb. 25 la.st year.
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      The Education Ministry should pay for lab blast girl's overseas treatment
      136 17 The Education Ministry should pay for lab blast girl's overseas treatment- I REFER to the report (S.T.. Aug. 18) on the Anderson Secondary School student who may lose her eyesight if she does not get specialist treatment fast. The question is: Can the father ever raise the money required? Anyway
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      46 17 THE producer of the Amuthum Thenum which us shown on TV Singapore li very unfair because he always gives chances to the Klrls who have danced In TV many times. Why are some dancers not auditioned? Isn't this very unfair? SAROJINI. Si mi. i pore 19
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      47 17 ON behalf of my fellow Secondary 4 students, may I request a repeat telecast of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" with dialogue based on Shakespeare's play. Due to uni ore see n circumstances. many o; us were not able to .sre the first telecast. ANXIOUS STUDENT. Singapore 28.
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      128 17 THE British forces are being withdrawn from Singapore. This means that there are many acres of land to be taken over by the Singapore Government. I understand that our British friends used to •spend considerable amount ni money on contracts to out grass. I sincere; v hope that this would
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      53 17 RECENTLY, the Ministry of Education classified the Singapore Technical Institute as an institution of higher learning. I would like to know whether ex-students of the institute, now in the SAF, are eligible for the Education Allowance. Former students of other institutions of higher learning are getting these allowances. N. C.
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      47 17 I AGREE with "Pathan Muslim" <S.T.. Aug. 18) as tar as donations are concerned, but not deductions from salary. Majlis Ugama Islam have already collected large si'ins of money from the Muslim community in Singapore through the "Fitrah collections. Why not. use that? JA'AFAR Jr. Singapore 14.
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      There are no short-cuts to your kid's education
      218 17 There are no short-cuts to your kid's education REFER to the letter from 'An Average Parent" (S.T., Aug. 20) regarding his opinion on the principal of St. Michael's School Mr. Ho Fook Seng's statement to pairents. it is unfortunate indeed, that most parents find themselves so immersed with work that
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      Govt replies No officer abused the women says the police
      184 17 Govt replies No officer abused the women says the police I REFER to the letter by "Anuo" iST, Aug. 2> headlined "Lend me your skirt, said the policeman." On July 28 at fibout 5 20 pm your correspondent together with two other women entered the charge office of Bukit Panjang
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      84 17 YOUR correspondent "Pre-U.I. Student" "ST., Aug. 8* may wish to know that he can apply to the principal of his present school for new bus passes if he is under 19 years of age. IREFLK to the letter by "Desperate Students" iST. Aug. 6 1 on the subject of film
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      They didn't keep their promise
      277 17 They didn't keep their promise TIME and again, the Singapore Police Force has assured the public greater efficiency with the help of public co-operation. On Wednesday. Aug. 18. I personally experienced their degree of competence and efficiency. That afternoon, two girlfriends and I called on a classmate who was having
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      140 17 rpHOSE of us who live in Aida Street live in fear of rain. The levelling of earth in Changi Road coupled with lack of drainage forces water to flow :ito the small drain in Aida Street. A 30-minute downpour will cause the water to flood the road surface. We do
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      Be careful all you library goers
      115 17 NOT long ago. my friend who is going to sit for his G.C.E. this year lost his school bag with all his books while in the Queenstown branch of the National Library. He lodged a report to the librarian as many other "unfortunates" have
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      A WPC's thanks
      89 17 I WISH to convey my utmost appreciation to Mr Daniel Yonf (ST.. Aug. 14) who has made my small p-.rt as a public servant mean so much to the people at large. Anyway, I have received further encouragement from the Minister of Home Affairs. Dr. Wong Lin
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      An Aussie view on vulgar words and bad manners
      170 17 An Aussie view on vulgar words and bad manners I REFER to the letters i by Jennifer Goon and P.T. Wong (S.T.. Aug. 21). I am an Austral'an who have lived in Singapore for 2J years and can understand why the crowd behaved as they did at the basketball matches.
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      76 17 I REFER to the complaint by "Parent' <S.T. Aug. 9 1 under the heading "The child was told he would get a badge" Though kindergartens are not government or govern-ment-aided institutions, this Ministry can. however, advise registered kindergartens to exerci.se contr ;1 over unacceptable publicity gimmicks to distribute gifts. If
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      48 17 WITH reference to the lett;r by "Kawan" (ST.. Aug. 21). investigation showed that there was a stray dog roaming along Cantonment Road near the Tanjong Pagar creche. The dog has already been handed over to the SPCA. I.IM PEK HONG (Miss), Public Relations Officer. Housing and Development Board.
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      141 17 NOW $9,000 I and it's all I I for Singapore I I START TRYING TODAY I I COOKERY BOOK I I SPECIAL OFFER I NATION j CinJUr TV CTTC I liW'arcutthecn^fTudv FROBLEMS OVHI lUW PROBIcM V 1 ™F< A DOG UP jjgj? IVHPV Don't be dogged by a|XJ^ double image
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    More dead monkeys found in Tyersall Avenue
    215 18 More dead monkeys found in Tyersall Avenue CINGAPORE. Tues. Tyersall Avenue, off the Botanic Gardens, became a burial ground for monkeys this morning when more dead ones were found. By 11 a.m. today, a Straits Times reporter and a photographer found a garden attendant digging the eighth grave for the
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    Medicalfaculty for National Varsity
    292 18 Medicalfaculty for National Varsity KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. i A FACULTY of medicine is to Ik* set up ;it the National University in VM'.i. Education Minister Inche Hussein Onn announced this on receiving a $250,000 cheque from the Pahang State Government its third contribution to the university. A Ministry statement today
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    Death after lorry fall Flats balloting
    76 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. A lorry attendant, Cheng Keng, 31, died instantly when he fell from a moving lorry in Jalan Wakaff, off Changi Road, today. heng is a Malaysian from Jinjang South, near Kuala Lumpur. SINGAPORE. Tues. The MP for Toa Payoh. Mr. Eric Cheong.
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    What's left of a bus after 20 ft drop
    142 18 rIS is what was It- ft of a mini-bus which plunged 20 ft. down n railway cutting and overturned in J.il.m Kuching, Kuala I.umpur. on Monday morning. I uckily no one was killed. Twenty-three schoolchildren and the bus driver. P. Raja
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    Firecrackers factory stops production
    246 18 Firecrackers factory stops production CINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's sole firecrackers manufacturer. Forwin Fireworks, has ceased production after suspension of its licence to import and store an important raw material. It has started a $100,000 joint venture with the Sim Lim Group and a Japanese firm, Nankai T.«-usho of Osaka, to make
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    The 277 who left bicycles unlocked
    70 18 The 277 who left bicycles unlocked SINGAPORE. Tues. Police found 277 bicycles unlocked or uncared for during their first phase of operation against careless cyclists from last Thursday to today. During the same period five bicycles were reported stolen. A police spokesman said tonight that under the next phase of
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    Donations to the Straits Times charity box
    196 18 THE Straits Times has received a further $1,048 for the Che Tumi bte Samurl Fund, which now stands at $5,090.40. Donations came from: Leong Goon Hong. $15. D.V. Dam*. $10. All bin Ahmad Lajam $50. Mrs. T. Teo $20, Solomon Oeorge $5. Elsie
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      191 18 TjJJ\ PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES BBBBBBbV 2 Shenton Way. 1.C.8. Buildinp. Singapore. PIA OFFERS CAREER IN THE AIR. Young girls desirous of flying to EUROPE, AFRICA, MIDDLE -EAST, FAR EAST AND ASIA. Must have the following qualifications: Education: School Certificate or equivalent. Secretarial or Nursing experience will be considered an additional
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      959 19 EXPHESS SEKVICE TO LONDON, LIVEWPOOL I CONTINENTAL PO«TS. BENDEARG Singapore P, MJ ,g UjkMJ^ |jpt 2. EASTERN CAPE (Flfe Ctarttr 1 Singapore P. Sham Penang For London «ug 10/ 1 Stpt 1/ 9 Grangemouth Singapore P. Sham Penang lENARKLE l'pool, R'dam, B'men, H'burg Atf It/ 1 OENVANNOCH Bremen, Hull. Antwerp
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      1248 19 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST CMS! U.S.*. Ne« Yurk Penang P. S>am S pore Kingston 1 IWMCtOS s, in lag I Stpt 11 Sipt 15 Sept 17 Ail contracts are made on terms and ccr.ji'.ons ol Carrier': B I of lad.ng. tMfapwt: MANSFIELD I CO. PTI. 170 T »05i
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      1126 20 IP"! m KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wait Austra.ia /Singapore/ Jat an Service frenun.ie Spore Kee'unf Ytkkaichi/Mgoyi Y'hama «obt eergiaia Mara 71 Aag 4 Stpt 7 Sipt 11 Sipt ISStpt il Stpt leciptiaf cargj fir Mac, Osaka. Nafiya. Tlatkaaa KAWASAKI XINKAI KISEN KAI^HA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONC, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan
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      917 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penan* P. Sham Sntaco-f Lull* Itr: CHAKRATA" 1 Sift 4/ 1 Stft Auc», Well. Lvtt. D'Oin MORVADA 27 21 Oct Auck, Well, Timaru. O'dm. STRAITS MADRAS SERVICE: S neatort P. Itaa P»nanr liat ag ftr: RAIULAt 2i Aag i Sept 1 Stpt J Sif t Nagapattmam, Madras.
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      917 20 111 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD, (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. NEPTUNE 2IRCON 2» AagSSept 1/ I Stpt I/II Stpt London 710, Havre 12 10 R'dam 16.10. H burg 18
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      646 20 SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na 3OE. Jla Ampang Kuala Lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arn.ei lUNCA TANJONC 3 5 Sept t/ I Stpt 11/11 Stpt Havre 6 10. London g.ic R'dam 13 10 A'tnerp MriO H'burg 18 10. B men 2Z
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    188 21 THORITV ANNOUNCED TME FOLLOWING BERTMINC ARRANCE MENTS FOR AUO. 2S. AHRANCE OUT Yamaokl Maru (Clink, n Ravi 6/7. Norlx-lla 6 7. Neptum- Ja--l*r li.. Ta.Ml Maru 22, Santo* Mnru 25/26. Asahl Maru No 3T 2* 3<s Straat Cook 40/41 and Arcadia 44 U. IN Kyoun Maru S
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      680 21 vvS^(li!iliifl;millW[^ To: NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON, TAMPA, JACKSONVILLE, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, WILMINGTON. NORFOLK AND CAMDEM. P. S'hom Spore ETA New Orleoni EVY "L" Sept 10/11 Sept 12/13 Oet 20 To: LONGVIEW, VANCOUVER, (WASHINGTON), TACOMA, LONG BEACH and SAN DIEGO. P. S'hom Spore ETA Longview DICTO Aug 31 Sept 1 Sept 2/3 Oct
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      986 21 I Lv ■alV^v^LaV gaY BL^»^^ ™^w*^^al BRAZIL/FAR EAST/ BRAZIL FREIGHT CONFERENCE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS PAYMENT OF FREIGHT IN SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA In view of prevailing monetary uneasiness the member lines of this Conference have decided to adopt the following arrange- I ment with immediate eflect and until further notice All
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      1080 21 AMENDMENT S.B. MOIIAMMEDf VOY Cl/C2 Mllin( from Singapore on 12.1C71 2.11/71 respecU\ely Lnetead ol 810 71 29 10.71 as originally scheduled REVISED PROGRAMME Voyage Cl Voyage C 2 K Madr 2nd Oct. "71 wrd Oct *71 I Arrives Nagapattlnam 3rd 24th Arrlvea Penang Bth. 29th Arrives Singapore loth. 31st Salls
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    40 22 ADAMS cm August IMB George Basil I Bill i Adams. M.C. late of 4s Sheen widow at the ut>ove addreas in Maria Markta, Miry. Joseph. Margaret. Klw.ud. passed away peacefully on 23 s 7i at Kochu Veil. Trlvandrurn. India.
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      797 22 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS Siataiirt lily: St coats I wiri. Malaysia Ml|: M cuts a wart. Vi.nmum ITSO /..r ;5 ■BHji S.otjaa" aas Malaysia It 7J > wori Minimum HI .•> :> no-d. ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL Jiafaaari soli SI.M t mil. Malaysia eair SIM a »*rl. BNjoJamai HO /or :o a»aeo*J Siifia.rt tea Malarsil:
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      672 22 AN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY experienced salesmen. Remuneration: A high basic salary and attractive commiss. on. Applicat.ons: Must Include details of education, technical training. past employment, passport size photograph i non- returnable) plus copies of any testimonials. Please apply to Btx A 6735 S.T. Spore. ARCHITECTURAL FIRM REQUIRES 1. Local Graduate Architect's
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      836 22 DIPLOMATIC MISSION REQUIRES experienced female clerk, with good typing qualifications and capable of handling correspondence independently. Brit'Sh. Austra'lan. or New Zealand citizen preferred. Please apnly with full personal detiils to Box A67><4 ST.. Singapore. MAINTENANCE FITTER TURNER ELECTRICIANS Hums Industries (Far Bast) Limited has vacancies for: (1) Maintenance Fitters Tumeri
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      903 22 WANTEO BY TRAVEL AGENCY a female Clerk with fair knowledge of Bookkeeping. Apply stating particulars with photograph (non-return-able) to Box A 6783 ST. B'pore. EXPERIENCED COOK CENERAL AMAH required immediate'y. Must live-in. Call in. Clifton Vale. Braddell Heights. Spore Wednesday 23th August after 200 p.m. MOULDER required for Specialist modern
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      905 22 UUKIT TIMAH Hilltop. panoram.c view. 6-bedroomed detached bungalow with study, guest loom. Furnished, all rooms airconditioned. Rent SI. BOO--. Aso Paair P.m Jmg s and bungalow $2 500 B'pore *****8 EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE ?-Sro»«y DttacrMd Bungaloo. Fully F o.n, tried 3 Bedrooms. Bathrsomt attached. 2 Aircond. Nice Cardon. Rental SI.SOO per
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      1069 22 SBLBTAR HILLS. J»lan Peradun. 4 Bedrooms houae. air-eon, moaaic. $323 13 Jalan Llmbok $340, furnished Tel *****. FURNISHBO AIRCONOITIONED muster bedroom all amenities Dist 9 suitable executive. Phone ***** $E S M l Or 'DBTACHBO HOUSE AVAIL ABLE immediate occupation at No. 5 Jalan Bellbcs. Spore 20. Tel: *****- J6:OS6.
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      912 22 Houses and land wanted FLAT WANTED (3 BEDROOMEO) fully furnlahed around Pasir Panjang Jurong area Rent PM Mix Vm. Submit full particulars to Box A 6-12 8 T Snore CARL HOUSING ACENCV: We Will offer higher prices for your properties on cash terms and your special conditions may be acceptable.
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      844 22 FOR LADIES specially designed stir defence course starting soon- only $15 00 p.m. for 2 lessons a I week Knrol at KhalsK Kducational Centre. 3rd floor. 2 Tessensohn Road. S pore H MSM INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC PRACTICES (Registered S.hool i .'.s-A. Ipp.r Serangoon Hold. S pore 1.1 Tel. *****0. Knrol
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    Guidelines on orchid growing and tax liability
    313 23 Guidelines on orchid growing and tax liability §IXGA P 0 R E, Tims. Amateur orchid growers were today given :i lew pointers on their tyx liability if money is involved in their hobby. Giving Urn guidelines was Mr. Low Siew Seng, tax manager of a public accountants firm, at a
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    Call by MP to help wipe out TB
    91 23 Call by MP to help wipe out TB SINGAPORE. Tues. The MP for Anson. Mr. P. Govindaswamy, last night opened the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Associations' mass X-ray campaign for Tanjong Pagar constituency at the community centre. Urging residents to Join In the battle agelnst tuberculosis, he said: "No one should be
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    Prize-giving day
    44 23 SINGAPORE. Tues. Businessman. Mr. Lim Ho Hup. former acting director ol Technical Education at the Education Ministry, will address the Queensway Secondary School at its speech and prize-giving day on Sept. 2 at 9 a.m. Mrs. Lim will give away the prizes.
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    University staff plan workto-rule
    98 23 University staff plan work-to-rule KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Nearly 2.000 nonacademic staff of the University of Malaya will Co on a work-to-rule campaign from Sept. 6. The General Staff Union served notice of the intended action on the Vice- Chancellor, Professor Ungku Aziz, yesterday. The union has listed 11 issues outstanding
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    Body in sea identified
    40 23 SINGAPORE, rues. The body that was found bfiu'ath a rock at Outer Ruads yesterday was today identified a.s that of Madam Koh Juat Goh. 67. of Block 45. Stirling Road. Police do not suspect foul Play.
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    $10,000 START FOR NEWLY WED WINNER
    177 23 $10,000 START FOR NEWLY WED WINNER CINGAPORE. Tues. An unexpected $10,--000 prize money has given 25-year-old laboratory technician Albert Seah a new start in life. For Mr. Seah winner of the last Strait* Times word puzzle contest "F" —is newly-married and had moved into his new I flat at Toa
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    Art works display
    54 23 SINOAPORE. Tues The Singapore Youth Association's art and calligraphy section has organised an exhibition of prizeumnii'.t; works and selected articles from the National Art and Calligraphy Competition. The exhibition at the National Library will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on 1
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    Sia for conference in Paris
    164 23 (SINGAPORE, Tues. A I three-man delegation led by the Minister of State for Labour, Mr. Sia Kali Hui, will leave tomorrow to attend the 59th conference of Interparliamentary Union to be held in Paris next week. The other two members of the delegation are Mr.
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    Vietnam shock Korea for a s-final berth
    406 24  - Vietnam shock Korea for a s-final berth PERCY SENEVIRATNE By Vietnam 1 yIETNAM shocked Korea 1-0 three minutes from the end of their Pesta Sukan soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night and thus erased memory of their defeat by the Koreans at the just-concluded Merdeka tournament in Kuala
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    TOUGH THAIS AVENGE MERDEKA DEFEAT
    253 24  -  JOE DORAI B> THAILAND 1 PHILIPPINES 0 IT was sweet revenge for 1 Merdeka Tournament wooden spooni.st.s Thailand in the Pesta Sukan foccer tournament at Jalan Besar stadium last night when they beat the Philippines 1-0 to qualify for the semi-finals. The Kilipinos mastered the
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    Champisri tames much-fancied Sugiarto with power tennis
    602 24  -  ERNEST FRIDA and G. ROBERT By THAILAND champion Somparn Champisri moveii coniidently into the third round of the men's singles on the second day of the Singapore Amateur Asian Invitation Lawn Tennis Championships yesterday, oeating the muchfancied Sueiarto Sutarjo of Indonesia 7-5. 6-2
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    Impressive start by defending champ
    298 24 ■pvEFENDING champion Tan J Khoon Hong made an lmpressive start In the STTA National Open singles championships at Wlnstedt Road last night when he eliminated Lee Soon Lai In three straight sets Varsity student Khoon Hon? ousted Lee 21-18. 21-11. 21-16 In undei 20 minutes
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    27 24 TENNIS SLTA invitation championships (SCC courts. 10 a.m.) TABLE-TENNIS Open national championships iMonk.s Hili School. 7.30 p.m > RUGBY SCC Nomads v OHQ (Tanglin Ban-ales. 5 15 p.m.
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    India sweep to historic Test win over England
    398 24 LONDON. Tuesday. |NI)I.\ swept to an historic victory over England in the third cricket Test at the Oval lure today which ended with thousands of jubilant Inns invading the pitch to swarm over their heroesAbid Ali, who hit the winning runs with
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    131 24 INDIANS EARN AWARD OF £1,500 LONDON. Tues.—lndi:. s cricketers earned .in award of 1 1.500 for th'Mr four-wicket win over Knvlumi in the third antl final Test at the O.a/ here today. The t5OO prize for each Test awarded by Globtik Tankers became accumulative after the first two matches were
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    Malaysian-bred horses to make debut soon
    125 25 ■TWO Malaysian-bred racehorses will soon make their debut. They are Anugrah and Royalty. Both have been broken-in and are being trained for racing by Kuala Lumpur trainer Ahmad bin Abdul Samad. They will be racing under the ownership of the National Stud. Anugrah and
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    Vase hope Royal Catch is fit again
    549 25 RACING with Epsom Jeep ROYAL CATCH is fit and will definitely run in the Gold Vase at Ipoh on Sunday. He was withdrawn :roin the Vase Trial [a_it Sunday. Trainer Rinus van Breukelen toid me: "Royal Catch appeared to have a stone bruise.
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    U.S. baseball results
    60 25 NEW YORK. Tues. U.S. b.iMfoall .scores yesterday: \niriiin League: Oakland 8 New York 2. Detroit 4 Minnesota 2. National League: Pittsburgh 4 Atlanta 3 (Ut), Pittsburgh 13 At:. ii :.i 4 (2nd). St. Louls 3 Houston 2. Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3. Montreal 12. Los Anceles 6. Plmldclphia
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    Malaysia lose
    17 25 AUCKLAND. Tues. West Germany beat Malaysia 4-0 today in the international women's hockey tournament here.
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    263 25 United go to the top with 3-1 win LONDON. Tues. Manchester United moved to the top of the English Div. 1 League with a 3-1 w n over West Bromwich at Stoke last night. In a match generally free of trouble among players and spectators alter the disturbances of the
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    Lock icon Rumania in D-Cup final
    49 25 SAO PAULO. Tucs. Ruma- niu bt-iit Bi.i/il 3-2 in the interi zone liniil o: the Davis Cup here yesterday alter lon Tiriac defeated Ed-on Mundarinu 6-0. 6-2. 6-4 in the deciding -ingles. Rumania mm meet the United States, the holders, in the challenge round. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nicklaus overtakes Casper
    101 25 NEW YORK, Tues. i Jack Nicklaus has set a new record for golf tournament earnings with a total i so far this season of US $205,463. according to latest j figures released by the American PGA. Nicklaus won U5510,650 lor his third piace in the Philadelphia classic
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    League spells out the new policy
    267 25 I ONDON. Tues. The English Football League yesterday disclosed details of the get-tough policy which has led to more than 120 players being cautioned and four sent off in the first week of the new season. The League's directive to referees was originally dismissed
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    Lock icon S.A. Govt changes attitude towards Dolly
    321 25 S.A. Govt changes attitude towards Dolly JOHANNESBURG. Tv Sports Minister Prank Waring has conceded that coloured cricketer Basil DOliveria. centre of a political strom which wrecked the 1969 MCC tour of Soyth Africa, would now be acceptable here as a member of a touring English team. But in an interview
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    81 26 f EADER of the Chi*J na Trade Mission, Mr. Cheng Kuangtou, (second from right) talking with Tun Abdul Razak at his office yesterday. From left: Inche Zain Azraai, Undersecretary of the Foreign Ministry, Tan Sri Zaiton bin Ibrahim, Secretary-Ge-neral of the Ministry, an
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    Pak guerillas blow up six arms ships
    244 26 NEW DELHI, Tues.— A senior Foreign Office official said today that intelligence reports reaching here I indicated that two j American vessels were I among six sunk in an I East Pakistan port by I rebel forces "about 10 days ago." All the
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    425 26 LONDON. Tuea.— The atock market cloaod firm In relatively active tradinx. SeMiment waa aided by the overnlKht uptrend on Wall Street. Dealers said that intereat largely aelectlve at 2.48 p.m. the Financial Times Index waa 6.1 up at 418.2 which waa a new high (or the year. Closing
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