The Straits Times, 31 August 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Japan may hit back
    564 1 Japan may hit back US import clamp 'a grave challenge' TOKYO, Monday MR. tukuda ■aid Japan "is frriously considering" diplomatic relations with Communist China. But he added that Japan could not break the "International faith" with Nationalist China. —AT. JAPAN will hit bock if the United States maintains its 10
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    us s up for the first time
    133 1 us s up for the first time SI N G APORK Mon. The IS dollar rose for the first time today since trading was resumed last Wednesday after the week long suspension of the foreign exchange nnrket here. Sales of the dollar were done at $3.0125, up by i cents.
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    Lock icon Indira for Britain
    35 1 LONDON. Mon India's Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi will visit Britain from Oct 31 to Nov. S at the invite atlon of Prime Minister Edward Heath. it was officially announced today. Renter.
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    Smiles at Panmunjom
    69 1 THIS UPI radio photo records perhaps the first ever smiles to be exchanged at Panmunjom, the truce village at the 38th Parallel dividing North from South Korea. Sullen, sometimes angry, meetings have been held here, since an armistice ending the Korean War was signed in July 1953.
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    Lock icon VIETCONG STEP ur ATTACKS IN SOUTH -VIETNAM
    181 1 VIETCONG STEP ur ATTACKS IN SOUTH -VIETNAM SAIGON, Mon. The heaviest wave of communist attacks in more than four months was reported in the 48 hours ending: 6 a.m. today. according to military spokesmen. Ninety-six "enemy-initiat-ed incidents," including 54 rocket or mortar attacks were recorded, they said. Most of the
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    Fernandez defence
    26 1 SINOAPORE. Mon. Former MSA secretary Oeraid Fernandez today began his defence in the First District Court against a corruption charge. (Report In Page 21)
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    Razak gets N Korean greetings
    483 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday T^ORTH Korea's Premier Kirn 11-Sung has wished Tun Abdul Razak and Malaysians "fresh successes" in their work for the consolidation of national independence. In a message to the Prime Minister— the first ever from North Korea he said: "In the name of
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    Trix leaves 19 dead in Japan
    105 1 mOKYO. Mon.— At least I 19 people died as Typhoon Trlx cut through Southern Japan today and the weather bureau warned that fringe winds may start to hit Tokyo late tonight. Police said the typhoon, with centre winds of 80 miles an hour caused
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    Lock icon Berlin Wall
    27 1 BERLIN. Mon. Talks between West Berlin and East German officials on problems of opening the Berlin Wall for visits Dy West Berliners resumed today UPI.
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    PLAN FOR EUPOPEAN SECURITY TALKS
    74 1 LONDON, Mon. The Soviet Union and Western powers have -.greed to hold a conference on cutting military forces in Europe, it was reported today. Denis Blewett, Daily Express correspondent in Moscow, reported that the European Security Conference was part of the deal on Berlin reached
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    Peking deal raises rubber price
    381 1  - Peking deal raises rubber price ANTHONY NG By KUALA LUMPUR, "•Mon. The hushhush "rubber deal" between Malaysia and China, estimated to be worth nearly $40 million, pushed the rubber price up by more than two cents to close at 98.85 cents a kilo today Buyers were bidding at between 98
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      Lock icon NIXON FOR CANADA
      19 1 OTTAWA. Mon President Nixon will visit Canada next spring. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced today. Reuter.
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    Holiday Inns in new bid for hotel
    213 3 Holiday Inns in new bid for hotel CINGAPORE, Mon. Holiday Inns of America have renewed their interest in the hotel project in Bcotta Road they abandoned late last year. Officials from Holiday Inns have been in town for weeks now, negotiating with the Goodwood Group of Hotels for joint participation
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    Van driver fined
    46 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Driver Teng Ching Kirn of Mandal Road was fined $100 by a magistrate today when he admitted carrying 18 people In his van along Admiralty Road West In the Naval Base on July 23. He Is. licensed to carry only eight
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    'Big Walk' victory for two Convent nuns
    207 3 TWO nuns from the ■L Kat o n g Convent ?hed their white habits, put on simple garb and walked four miles to victory in a mini-Big Walk. Sister Josephine, a teacher, came in first, followed closely by Sister Finbarr, the school's principal,
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    Razak on tasks facing nation
    386 3 Razak on tasks facing nation Call to Malaysians on eve of National Day KUALA LUMPUR Monday TIN Abdul Hazak tonight appealed to all Malaysians to "hold clearly" the vision of the new Malaysia of the seventies which they must build. in TV-radio broadcasts on the eve of Malaysia's 14th National
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    ACTION TO BE TAKEN AGAINST SLACK PSA COPS
    122 3 ACTION TO BE TAKEN AGAINST SLACK PSA COPS SINGAPORE. Mon— PSA police chief, acting Deputy Supt. James Ow, said today action would be taken against any port policeman found slacking in his duty. He was commenting on remarks by a magistrate jecently that PSA policemen had not been doing their
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    Crash driver fined $200
    58 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Busdriver, Tan Ngor Kul. 32. was fined $200 by a magistrate today for careless driving by making a "U" turn in the face of an oncoming car. which resulted in a collision. Tan was driving along Lorong 1, Toa Payoh at 10.16 p.m. on
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    Seven WPCs for airport
    39 3 SINGAPORE. Mon— Another seven policewomen have Joined the Airport police force, bringing the total number of WPCs at the airport to 14. The recruits have Just completed training at the Police Academy In Thomson Road.
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    Malaysians are so lucky, says Tengku
    104 3 Malaysians are so lucky, says Tengku PENANO, Mon. Former Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman today called on all Malaysians to be conscious of their responsibilities towards the nation and realise how lucky they were to be in this country. "After my visits to other countries, I have come to realise
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    Chances of nurses going to HK slim says union —chief—
    291 4 Chances of nurses going to HK slim says union —chief— SINGAPORE, Mon.—Directors of a Hong Kong hospital will be disappointed next month when they try to recruit nurses from Singapore to work in the British colony. This is the view of trade unionist, Mr. C Kandasamy. His reason: Singaporeans who
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    SCHOOLS' SAFETY CONTEST FINALS
    148 4 SCHOOLS' SAFETY CONTEST FINALS SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Junior Safety First Council will hold the finals of the fifth annual inter-school safety first Chinese oratorical contest at the Cultural Centre on Thursday at 2.30 p.m. Ten finalists from English and Chinese schools will each make a five-minute speech on "Recklessness
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    No top prize winners
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were no top prlie winners In yesterday's National Day Special Draw 68/71. The Jackpot prlae for this Thursday's draw Is $170,000. Winners of the Lucky Draw should present their winning coupons to the Claims Dept SlnKapore Pools <Pte) Ltd at Perclval Road on
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    Geylang to be industry hive by 1975
    233 4 Geylang to be industry hive by 1975 CINGAPORE, Mon. J By 1975, Geylang West constituency would have a bustling residential cum -industrial complex complete with modern amenities. Communications Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said tonight. Some 15.000 units of flats for 75,000 people are to be built by the Housing
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    Falling poles kill worker
    54 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A labourer was killed by a pile of wooden poles which fell on him from the 13th floor of an unfinished building In Tomllnson Road today. Chiam Peng Seng. 63. was working on the ground at 10.15 a.m. when six wooden scaffolding poles came
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    Nantah to ask society to recognise the 'old' accountants
    330 4 Nantah to ask society to recognise the 'old' accountants SINGAPORE, Monday J^AXYANG University will ask the SingaI>ore Society of Accountants to recognise accountants trained under its old curricular structure. Nantah's council chairman, Mr. Wee Cho Yaw, said this today after he received an 11 -man delegation of its three alumni
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    Man-made woman may not get marriage —licence—
    241 6  - Man-made woman may not get marriage —licence— TAN WEE LIAN By CINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's "sex change" woman may not be able to get married in the eyes of the law. Although declared "a fixed woman," legal experts say that the 24-year-old stenographer will not get a marriage licence because of
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    Singapore-Holland economic pact
    105 6 SingaporeHolland economic pact CINGAPORE, Mon. A bik-' lateral Agreement on Economic Co-operation between Singapore and the Netherlands was initialled here on Saturday following week-long negotiations. The Singapore delegation was headed by Mr. H.M. Sithawalla of the Finance Ministry, and the Netherlands team by Dr. H. Stolp of the Ministry of
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    An overweight problem for pretty Luisa
    166 6  -  NELLIE HAR: By Singapore, Monday T OVELY Luisa J has a giant weight problem. She arrived here last week "420 kilos overweight." Luisa .istrjcn. 20. flamenco dancer from Spain said today: "That's my main problem wherever I go. It's overweight always my luggage. "These
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    8,500 to benefit from road project
    152 6 8,500 to benefit from road project CINGAPORE, Mon. Some 8.500 people, residents of Bukit Panjang, Nee Soon and Sembawang, will benefit from the metalling of a section of Jalan Ulu Sembawang. A Ministry of National Development statement said the metalling of 5,800 ft of the road would be undertaken by
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    Coins sold out
    32 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon 'Souvenir hunters today dried up the Subang airport bank's supply of the $100 gold and $5 silver coins within hours of their being offered for sale.
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    Cheaper goods, bank loans plan for teachers
    317 6  - Cheaper goods, bank loans plan for teachers JOSEPH YEO: By Singapore, Mon jyjORK than 4,500 teachers here will soon be able to buy household and luxury goods at special discounts. They may also get bank loans on attractive terms. The Singapore Teachers Union, which represents them, has negotiated concession rates
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    'MONEY ALONE NOT SOLUTION TO BRAIN DRAIN'
    131 6 'MONEY ALONE NOT SOLUTION TO BRAIN DRAIN' CINGAPORE. Mon The Singapore Medical Association today welcomed the Health Ministry's promotion of 15 medical officers, but said "Money alone is not enough to keep doctors in the service." An SMA spokesman said: "Promotion exercises arc important, but they may not be the
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    Dogs may be destroyed warning
    73 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— Dogs found without their licence badges securely tied to the I collar may be seized, desi troyed and their owners prosecuted. This warning wai plven by the Primary Production Department today because of the intensification of stray dog des- tructlon in the Republic.
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    Taekwon-do for beginners
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Mon A taekwon-do course for beginners I will be conducted by tlir Chinese VMCA from Sept 7. Classes will be held on Tuesdays anu Thursdays at the YMCA TangHn Centre In Stevens Road. For further Information. rniß ***** or *****
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    200 businessmen invited to Canton trade fair
    144 6 S.KGAPCRE, Hr.on. SOME 200 Singapore businessmen have been invited to visit the autumn trade fair in Cantcn. Only those who trade with China are Invited to the month-long fair, which begins on Oct. 15. They will negotiate or renew contracts with Chinese trade
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      179 6 Alloy Hu t.T. Hun, tin G'NIGWT, Mli>^^ B^^^TouGKTA =S I ...WHEN I SHOULD* I 1 =>/^S2\ HCrt/'S I THINK WE FIXFD SEE VDU IN /S'NIGHT.W H<VEMV WAITING AROUND 1 JUST GONE INTO MSSC* 5 TVT VIEW- IT,OSCAR! SOMETH 1 MORNING.' QUZ.' M HEAD I HERE TOR THIS CRAZY LEM ON
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    Leprosy Assn. faces $60,000 crisis
    158 7 Leprosy Assn. faces $60,000 crisis CINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Leprosy Relief Association is faced with a financial crisis. How to raise enough funds to: SETTLE a $60,000 debt on the cost of its new $240,000 fc.lra Home in Lorong P-ing Kok, Yio Chu Kang, and •MAINTAIN another 40 patients joining
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    Firm fined
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Dit'thelm CompaYiy Ltd. was fined $75 by a magistrate today for not complying with a Health Ministry order to dispose all unwanted water-beating receptacles and to keep their preil Alexandra Road clean and free from breeding Insects.
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    National interests must not suffer: Dr Wong
    401 7 WHATEVER THE BIG POWERS DECIDE TO D 0... I SINGAPORE, Mon A SMALL country like Singapore has to be watchful ms the big powers make their accommodations in this decade. Home Affairs Minister Dr. Wong Lin Ken said tonight. "We have to be
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    Crash claims a second victim
    65 7 Crash claims a second victim SINGAPORE, Mon. Another victim of yesterday's road accident in Adam Road has died. Ngan Wee LoK, 16. a petrol pump attendant, died in Thomson Hospital early this morning. He was fixing a wheel of a van in Adam Road with two others when a car
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    Man fined for bookmaking
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Mon Businessman Shee Hock Kuan. 56. was fined $2,500 today for acting as bookmaker In Upper Serangoon Road last Saturday. Shee. with three previous convictions, was also bound over for a year.
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    Singaporeans can be a beautiful people—pianist
    274 7 Singaporeans can be a beautiful people— pianist SINGAPORE A N S can be beautiful people, a concert pianist said yesterday. According Miss Toh Chee Hung. 23. (above), "this is beginning to show. but it is far from brine achieved yet." Miss Toh. wha left for London in 1965 to study
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    Healthy plunge in child death rates
    155 7 Healthy plunge in child death rates SINGAPORE, Monday CINGAPORES infant mortality rate has taken a healthy plunge. A result of the Republic's comprehensive maternal and child health service and high standard of paediatric hospital care. This was stated today by Prof. Loh Tee Fun in a paper on "Paediatric education
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    Surveyor cleared of kicking woman detective in bus
    248 7 Surveyor cleared of kicking woman detective in bus SINGAPORE. Mon. —An Internal Security Department woman detective corporal told a court today how a man tried to "bully" her in a bus while she was on her way home. Tan Ngen Luan. 31. said she felt "a hot sensation" when the
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    SILO wins right to represent workers
    82 7 SILO wins right to represent workers SINGAPORE. Mon. Tne Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation today won the right to represent employees of Eng Aun Tong. manufacturers of pharmaceutical products in Neil Road. This Is the result of a secret ballot conducted by ihe Labour Minister among its 413 workers to determine
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    4th illegal visit
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— An Indonesian. U.sman bin Hasan. 24. was jailed a year today for making his fourth Illegal visit to Singapore. Usman who was deported on the other occasions. admitted arriving here last Friday at 4 a.m.
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    Thief jailed
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Sani bin Subri. 22. jobless, was jailed for two years today for stealing $13 and a watch from a man In Meyer Road on Aug. 22. He had jhrce other charges of theft taken into consideration.
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      134 7 m Congratulations B and Best Wishes to I I SUMMIT I I HOTEL I on the occasslon of their I Official Opening BSSfIHj I w. iv %.i ■■.s bj *N« 3 Sv^b bbl Quality FARMKIST fresh and frozen fresh chicken ducklings eggs, quails quail eggs. suckling pigs Peking ducks etc
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      74 7 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO HOTEL SUMMIT SINGAPORE on their GRAND OPENING from CHOP NAM HUAT No. 21, NANKIN STREET. SINGAPORE, 1. Coble odd: "VEGTSHENG" Office Tel: ***** Manager, Residence Tel: ***** LIM SENG CHUAN Importers Exporters of Fresh Fruits t Vegetables, General Supplier*, To Restaurants Hotels. Congratulations Best Wishes
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      205 7 A. WOOSENSAH CO. 56/58 North Bridge Road, Tel: 34 KM Singapore 6. PIONEERS IN TEXTILES ON THEIR 66.h ANNIVERSARY Thank All Customers For Their Support In The Past Years And Look Forward To Their Continued Patronage. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR COUNTERS FOR ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL TEXTILE AT GREATLY
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    Minister opens $4.5 m all-suite hotel today
    1147 8 TOWERING LANDMARK ON MT. ELIZABETH THE ultra-modern $4.5 million Hotel Summit 21-storey-ed landmark on Mount Elizabeth which is the only all-suite hotel in Asia will be officially opened by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S- Rajaratnam, at 6 p.m. today. For the
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      132 8 ONE FLOOR EVERY 4 DAYS WITH FABQUIP SLIPFORM. VV^W /^Trlfi-Wf/ "From Bottom to Top for 7 Months, \^>!BP!i iXm Heipe ius Finish n in ta *Mvml We commenced \V^7A mm Slip forming on the \v/a wm\ 15th March 197 XxJ/A I and the Lc ;t Floor was '/ft flu! Poured
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    Board of Directors
    42 9 Members of the Board of Directors of Hotel Summit seen here are, from left: Mr. George "hane. Director; Mr. John hwint Brown. Director. Mr. So pine Fan. Chairman; Mr. Raymond C.S. Tent. Managing Director; Mr. Pang Leong Siang, Director.
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    MANAGEMENT CONSISTS OF EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL
    817 9 HOTEL Summit is a private company headed by Messrs. So Ping Fan and Raymond C. S. Tens, Board Chairman and Managing Director respectively. Other members of the Board are Messrs. George Chang, Pang Leong Siang and John Ewing Brown. The management staff Is headed by
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      53 9 I Congratulations I tothe I Hotel Summit I The new hotel which opens today has beautiful ideas about smooth running hospitality. Naturally, Diethelm are proud to have helped carry out H these ideas by supplying Anolok Bronze Anodized Aluminium which is used throughout the hotel I F* I DIETHELM I
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      165 10 CONG R A TULA TIONS I HOTEL SUMMIT on the occasion of their official opening. DESicni PDßiiumc in cnnE LW IS i.oungi set specially d«»ifn»d by D««lgn Studio FOR: EXPORTS HOTELS HOMES OFFICES SHOWROOM: 10-C. JERVOIS ROAD.SPORE 10. TEL: 378 650 FACTORY: 9 CAVENAGH ROAO. SPORE 9. TEL: 376 213
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      131 10 Congratulations Best Wishes HOTEL SUMMIT ON TKESP GRAND OPENING from SENG HUP ELECTRIC CO. (S) PIE. ITD. Specialist in: Modern Electrical Lamps Fittings 171. 246 248, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. Tel: *****3, *****2 *****2. *»> r M~& 1> Congratulations Best Wishes TO HOTEL SUMMIT (PTE) LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THE
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        One floor built each day with new method
        781 10 HOTEL Summit, a single tower finished in light brown, is in a quiet area close to Orchard Road, location of some of the other hotels in Singapore. The unique building, an all suite phenomenon, stands out among many other structures in the
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        Top of Summit offers top rate food, drinks
        727 11 SITUATED atop Hotel Summit Is the split level continental restaurant-cum-cocktail lounge the Top of the Summit, which provides top rate food, drinks and service. Occupying the 19th and 20th floors of the hotel, the place Is given a magestlc touch by the
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        Cool comfort while you sip coffee on sun deck
        1056 12 THE Silver Spoon Coffee House on the first floor overlooking the swimming pool offers the cosiest atmosphere to go with the coffee and the varied range of snacks available. Open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (extended to 3 a.m. on
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        Uniforms keep up with air of homeliness and comfort
        540 12 IN keeping with the atmosphere of homeliness and comfort, the uniforms at Hotel Summit have been tailored with a conservative eye for practicality and durability and disregard for flamboyance and the avantgarde. Day wear for both cocktall lounges and the waitresses
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        470 13 EVERY GUEST IS 'PAMPERED' PERSONALISEI) service" is (he keyword at Hotel Summit, where every guest is "pampered and utterly spoilt" at no extra cost. Working on the principle that every guest at the hotel would like some degree of personal attention, the
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      146 11 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to Mr. SOH PING FAN and Mr. RAYMOND C.S. TENG on the occasion of the official opening •"*e,> HOTEL SUMMIT trom:CHOW H.P. PAUL SOEPARDI SOEKANDAR DAO WEI ZUNG TANG C.Y. KOO L.C. YUEN K.K. YUI WILSON LI DAK SUM WINDODO SOEKARNO Congratulations HOTEL SUMMIT SINGAPORE WALLCOVERINGS CENTRE
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      249 11 Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes I to I I HOTEL SUMMIT 1 on the occasion of their i Official Opening I from I I UNITED CONSTRUCTION CO. 1 7, Mount Elizabeth, Singapore 9. Tel: *****3. *gj ff 2 g We are proud to be the General Building, Contractors ,s| W to
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      209 12 I Congratulations to HOTEL SUMMIT on 5 °P enin o from CHEONG HOCK GUAN PUN A MODERN BATHROOM Mr 'tt^ Hk Enures unsurpassed LUJ CQJ LJ ULJ LLZaaCQJ bathroom comfort damixa single control mixing valves have set a standard for quality over a wide range of projects from housing schemes
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      217 12 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES hotelAummit ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR I OFFICIAL OPENING 31st AUGUST 1971 J WE ARE PROUD TO BE ASSOCIATED IN THE INSTALLATION OF EXPOSED AGGREGATE TYPE 3 SCAII CERAMICS TO COFFEE HOUSE AND SWIMMINC POOL sharikat national (pte) ltd 1287-B/297-C Selegie Complex (2nd Floor) Selegie Road, Singapore
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      194 13 Congratulations to the Hotel Summit from Boustead Exclusive suppliers to the Hotel Summit of:Hennessy J A B Rare Smirnoff Gilbey'tGin Cognac Scotch Whnky Vodka Jim Beam Moat at Chandon Lancars Tuborg Baar Bourbon Champagne Vm Rom CONGRATULATIONS to the HOTEL SUMMIT 1 on their official opening and to their TOP
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      NATIONAL GOALS
      455 14 Malaysia celebrates today the fourteenth anniversary of national independence. In 1957 Malaya's leaders held fast to the vision of a multiracial society, the foundation of a parliamentary democracy. In 1971 the commitment to national unity demands effort and dedication unrealised in the halcyon days of passage from colonial
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      SAVING WATER
      283 14 It need not be all effort and no hope for Singapore's water savers. Everything possible is being done to increase water supplies, as described by Mr. Lim Kirn San, chairman of the Public Utilities Board in his television programme. Singaporeans have reduced their daily consumption of water by
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      MOSCOW LOOKS TO HANOI
      245 14 The Soviet President's visit to Hanoi in October, at North Vietnam's invitation, will also be part of Moscow's response to the American President's Asian initiatives to be climaxed by a visit to Peking. Neither Moscow nor Hanoi is bursting with joy over Mr. Nixon's propost-d odyssey.
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    Hong Kong —fragrant haven where time is
    788 14  - Hong Kong fragrant haven where time is JAMES RESTON By COMING out Of China into the recklessly beautiful city of Hong Kong is almost more of a shock than going the other way. Suddenly everything is different, everything is speeded up, as if somebody had flicked a switch on a
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      480 14 J AM concerned with the possible Introduction of the so-called "faster growing chicks" to the consumers of Singapore as reported In your paper recently. There Is nothing new in the chicken-breeding techniques which will be raised in the forthcoming conference of veterinary surgeons. The
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    Australia is now becoming Japan's 'other island'
    896 14  -  VINCENT STOVE THE INCREASING DEPENDENCE ON TOKYO IS CAUSING WIDESPREAD UNEASE DOWN UNDER By Sydney A QUARTER of a century after World War II Japanese industrialists are virtually achieving what their country's imperial war machine failed to do. They are rapidly turning Australia
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      31 15 MALMESBURY (England) Mon. Lord Oaksey. the man who sentenced Nazi leaders Hermann Goeiing and Joachim von Rlbbentrop to death, died on Saturday. He was 90 UPI.
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      Filipino soldier's wife too held in big round-up
      277 15 Filipino soldier's wife too held in big round-up MANILA, Mon.— Four 11 people, including a soldier's wife, have been arrested in connection with the Aug. 21 grenade attack in Manila which led to Emergency security measures in the Philippines. President 'Marcos called a news briefing today, a week after he
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      Sadat on Jordan's dubious role in Arab area
      116 15 CAIRO, Mon. President Sadat has said huge quantities of American arms, including M-60 tanks have recently arrived in Jordan for use against Syria. "Jordan is in fact playing a role in the Arab area which gives rise to doubts." tbe Al Ahram
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      Lock icon Fatal heart cases: Russians find new link
      226 15 Fatal heart cases: Russians find new link MOSCOW, Monday. DEATHS from heart disease ap*.enr to Increase during periods of intensified solar activity according to reseaich findings of Soviet sclentists. i I 7~Z~~L A Soviet scientific Journal, Earth- and the Universe, reporting the findings, says magnetic storms in the atmosphere caused
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      24 15 BANGKOK. Mon. The Cabinet ha* rejected proposals for tax Increases as "politically unwise and untlmelv." the Bangkok Post said today UPI.
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      318 15 Go-ahead for threenation Arab merger ASU APPROVES DRAFT CONSTITUTION CAIRO, Monday THE central committee of Egypt's Arab Socialist Union (ASU) yesterday approved the draft Constitution of the Federation of Arab Republics, embracing Egypt, Libya and Syria. The draft, approved by the Egyptian Cabinet earlier in the day, won the unanimous
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      Lock icon Nixon to consult unions on wage freeze
      109 15 Nixon to consult unions on wage freeze WASHINGTON. Mon. Labour Secretary, Mr. James Hodgson, said yesterday the Government was planning consultations with labour unions on economic policy fol'owine President Nixon's 90--day wage -price freexe. Apparently seeking to soothe union leaders' anger over what they call inequities in the controls imposed
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      196 15 MADRAS. Monday PROHIBITION ended at midnight iast night in Tamil Nadu after being in force for more than 23 years. The* decision was made because of the Increasing I difficulty of applying the law while all the surrounding States were "wet." The
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      45 15 LAHORE. Mon. President Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan has awarded Pakistan's highest honour for gallantry posthumously to a young Air Puree pilot killed when an East Pakistan flying officer attempted to hijack his Jet trainer weeks ago. the Government announced yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Terrorist ambush: Dublin asked to explain
      446 16 Terrorist ambush: Dublin asked to explain BRITISH SOLDIER DIES IN BORDER ATTACK BELFAST, Monday. JJRITAIN has demanded a full account from the Irish Republic authorities on the circumstances surrounding a terrorist ambush in which a British soldier was killed and another wounded. The outlawed Irish Republican Army (1.R.A.) hdb announced
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      Govt girls in hotpants
      40 16 Govt girls in hotpants HONO KONO. Mon. Girls here can wear hotpants to work. There Is no ban on girls In the Hung Kong civil service wearIng hotpants but they are expected to be decent, a government spokesman said today.
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      Lock icon PLEA BY POPE FOR PEACE IN ULSTER
      139 16 PLEA BY POPE FOR PEACE IN ULSTER VATICAN CITY, Mon. Pope Paul broke a two-year silence on the problenu of Northern Ireland with an appeal for peace which included an implicit criticism of the Belfast Government's touch security measures. Describing Northern Ireland as a region afflicted by hatred and bloodshed,
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      Lock icon Six shots, but dog foils robbery
      110 16 BONN, Mon. A dog. shot at six times but still barking, foiled four armed men who tried to rob a bank at NeukirchenVluyn near Moers, police said today. The men broke into the bank manager's flat last night and forced him at gunpoint to
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      Lock icon Death toll soars as floods and cholera ravage —India —
      291 16 Death toll soars as floods and cholera ravage India NEW DELHI, Mon.— At least 600 and possibly more than 1,100 people are believed to have died in the monsoon floods ravaging northern and eastern India, said recently available reports. Several million people are homeless and crops worth at least £135
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      Lock icon Podgorny to hold vital talks in Hanoi soon
      340 16 Podgorny to hold vital talks in Hanoi soon MOSCOW, Mon PRESIDENT Podgorny will visit North Vietnam early in October for what are certain to be highly-important talks in the light of the United States' unfreezing of its relations with China. The official announcement by Tass gave no details. But coming
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      218 16 N-tests: Radio explains French decision PARIS, Mon. a leading French radio station said yesterday commei and technical motr. had counted as muc. as diplomatic reason In France's decision to curtail ii.s 1971 nuclear campaign in the Pacific Ocean Though Defence Mlnlstr officials here were unv. to comment on repor from
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      Nine killed in smash-up
      29 16 PARIS. Mon. Nine Yu goslavs were killed and 18 in jured. several seriously, when their coach collided with lorry near Provuis early t day. Reiner
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      Lock icon Tanzania accuses Uganda of border attack
      253 17 Tanzania accuses Uganda of border attack DAR ES SALAAM. Mon. PRESIDENT Julius Nyerere flew back here yesterday as Tanzania charged Uganda with continued shelling across their border in the past two days. An official statement said Ugandan troops had shelled Tanzania without any provocation, but that no Tanzanians had been
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      29 17 NEW YORK. Mon. Russia Is still working on Its superrocket, designed for manned moon shots, although It has failed to fly successfully, Newsweek magazine repoited yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon PROBE INTO AIRLINER'S SUDDEN PLUNGE INTO SEA
      185 17 PROBE INTO AIRLINER'S SUDDEN PLUNGE INTO SEA COPENHAGEN, Mon. Vr Experts tried yesterday to find out why a Hungarian Ilyu-shin-18 airliner suddenly dived into the sea, apparently taking the 24 passengers and 10 crew unawares. Only three survived, a man and two women, when the plane crashed into shallow seas
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      Lock icon Act of man who lost job
      36 17 MANILA. Mon. Despondent because he lost his job. an Indonesian dockhand hacked his Filipino wife and three-year-old son to death in the southern Philippines, the Philippines news service reported. AP.
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      215 17 BRINDISI, Monday. THE captain of the ill-fated Greek holiday ferry 1 Heleanna, Demetrios Anytpas, 43, was yesterday accused of neglecting his duty. The charge was maae by a survivor. Milan engineer Dr Plergluseppe Florlto— one of the most outspoken critics of the
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      Lock icon Two visits by Suharto
      66 17 JAKARTA, Mon. President Suharto announced today he will visit the Philippines and Australia some time early next year. President Suharto made the I statement to Mr. Carlos P. I Nlv.ra. a director ot the Press I Foundation of Asia and programme manager of Depth News in
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      173 17 Congratulations Best Wishes to THE GOVERNMENT THE PEOPLE OF MALAYSIA ON THE OCCASION OF NATIONAL DAY FROM: Federal Cables, Wires Metal Mfg. Bhd., 5097. Mak M andin Industrial Estate, Butterworth. P.W. Tel: *****-3 Manufacturers of: PLASTIC POWER CABLES PAPER INSULATED CABLES PLASTIC COMMUNICATION CABLES ENAMELLED WIRES, METAL PRODUCTS. Advertisement Bismag
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      146 17 THE ASSOCIATED MINES (MALAYA) SENDIRIAN BERHAD Group of Companies offers Congratulations to the Government and Fellow Malaysians on the happy occasion HARI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA I^bhW aH i *^«Hfcv- i S3? NowBP super V for victory over engine enemies. mk Heat, dirt, corrosion and pressure. These are your engine enemies. I
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        Rises
        22 18 td. Plant. $2.82 21 »ea Corpn $160 .05 if. Cement $1.67 .05 iime Darby iel. Dredging $6.50 I $4.74 .05 .04
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        Falls
        51 18 Metal Box Nat. Iron NB.T. F. E. L'ston S. M. Ind. S. Trader M W. Wool M Glass T'Kong Sec. Rothmans E. N. E. Merlin (M) $4.20 $3.20 $6.15 $1.75 $1.18 $5.10 $0.79 $1.02 $246 $2.98 $3.16 $0.94 —.20 —.10 —.10 —.09 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.04 —.04 —.04 —.04
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        Most active stocks
        16 18 Most active stocks an Hold 556.000 E. Levingston law Par Bros Vearnes Bros 414,000 207,000 190.000
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        37 18 Auf. 27 Auff. 30 Industrials: 179.92 179.31 1 Hotels: 77.66 77.50 Properties: 132.01 132.74 t Tins: 97.49 97.51 t rubbers: 119.32 119.35 Dee. 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      Widespread erosion of prices
      254 18 PRICES suffered widespread erosion in light trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The general disinclination on the part of operators to open up new deals made for buyers' market conditions. One observer aptly summed up the market as "bargain hunters' delight." Bids
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      Official rates
      50 18 /)X the official Malayan v Short Term Money Market for the week ended Aiif. 28. 1971 the nngt of call rates was as follows: BANKING FUNDS: 3', per cent to Hf per cent. GENERAL FUNDS: 3' per cent to 4'/i per cent, MOVEMENTS of funds totalled $157 million.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      984 18 HID ANO OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTCO AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK MENTS IN BRACKETS VESTEROAY WERE CLOSING TONE: Barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd lots totalled 2,454.500 (2.163.000),
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      BUSINESS DONE
      899 18 r>US!NESS 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.V (4) 1.61. (1) 1.60. Allied Choc. (6) 1.85. (1) 1.86. (1) 1 88
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      Exchange rates
      165 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Aug. 30. Loral dollars to one unit Selling Buying of foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Loral dollars to 100 unit* Df Foreifn
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      Asian dollar
      51 18 THESE indication rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 1 mth 9 to »V 4% 2 mths 6\ to »H% 3 mths 8\ to S% 8 mths 8* to 8%% 9 mths 8 to IV% 12 mths 8 to
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      Yen's outlook
      398 18 F|AY two Of the floating yen saw rates held to a 5.1 per cent upwards valuation of the yen against the dollar. As on Saturday the Bank of Japan moved into the market to hold the yen just above 341 to the dollar. With some major overseas markets
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        Tin loses a fraction
        48 18 CTHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday shed 12} cents at $623.00 per picul on an official offering up 180 tons to 393 tons. The market was fairly steady with strong demand at better levels from the United States and some Japanese buying interests.
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        Gold markets
        51 18 Saturday Friday SU.I. JUS London Closed 41.123 Beirut 41.73 11.43 Hongkong 42.70 42.14 Zurich CUxed 41.238 41.33S Paris Cloned 41.11 Spore 11) Closed 43.33 S B'pore (2) Closed 160.00 (li Export price In non-tterling areai In i:.B. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealers price la Singapore dollars per
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 18 AUG. 30 RUBBER: 98.50 cents (up 2.25 cen*). TIN $623.00 (down 12} cents). Official offerinr 393 tons (up 180 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        112 18 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL VEITEROAV. Ccnut OH: bulk *SOI i«ll*r». drum 553 teller*. Cw>r«: Mixed (fob.) loose B*pt Oct. UK'Cont. 529 B. P*pp*r: Muntok ABTA white fob 10.1-v NLW SJ9S lelleri. Sarawak »hte f.o.b. »6<~, NLW IIH4 »eller». Sarawak iixcial black fob. 96'; NLW
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        RUBBER CLIMBS
        219 18 FOLLOWING the weekend announcement of China's intended purchasing programme, the rubber market yesterday opened higher but uncertainly. Mixed trading followed and the market was Irregular until late morning when prices settled around 97.00 cents per kilo (or September. The morning session closed uncertain. Official support for September came
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        HOLIDAY
        38 18 THE rubber and tin markets are closed today for Malaysia Day. They will reopen tomorrow. As the UK foreign exchange market was closed yesterday, the Association of Banks in MalaysiaSingapore will issue its next rates circular tomorrow.
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        Average prices
        12 18 Aug. July Tin: $626,465 5638.913 Rubber: $6,650 cU 101.398 cU
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        July estate output
        271 18 JULY rubber production by estates of the following companies are: Golden Hope Plantations also produced 3.090.23 tons of palm oil. 731.18 tons of kernel and 735.83 tons of copra. London Asiatic 1.810.57 tons of palm oil, and 338.15 tons of kernels; Pauling Rubber 1,291.78 tons of palm
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      Work starts on Langkawi's first tourist project
      229 18 pON STRUCTION of the Langkawi Islands' first tourist project kicked off during the weekend with a soil-breaking ceremony on a 100--acre site at the popular Dato Syed Omar beach. The project, Langkawi Country Club, marks the realisation of almost two decades of calls
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      MOBILE FAIRS
      183 18 IPOII. Nestles Products (M) has come out with a M idea in promotional gimmicks travelling mini trade fairs Two decorated floats ••HTenfly touring the country one in the north and the other in the south. The star turn, though intended to be the product, has been capturd by
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      First year result of Unit Fund
      134 18 First year result of Unit Fund I TNIT holders who invested in the Malaysia Pro gress Fund at its inception on June 8, 1970, have gained a capital appreciation of 22 per cent, plus a gross dividend of 7.56 per cent up to July 15. This was announced yesterday by
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      216 18 DAVID BROWN: Group pre-tax Droflt for 16 months to Oct. 31, 1970 was £1,012.765, (£1.904.701 for year to June 30. 1969) on turnover of £106 million (£69.4 million). Although orders for shipbuilding and most engineering products remain high, the drop in world tractor demand, together with the high cost
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        MELBOURNE
        232 18 ]VfELBQURNE. Mon. Mining AT shares were cut back further In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, oils were more fortunate generally, and there were some strong points among Industrials Today 'a closing middle prices In Australian dollar* and cents with the differences on Friday close INDUSTRIALS Am
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        HK HOLIDAY
        18 18 All Hone Kong markets were closed yesterday for Liberation Day. They will reopen for business today.
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    Three in $95,000 watch robbery jailed
    182 19 Three in $95,000 watch robbery jailed SINGAPORE, Mon. 13 Three men, involved with two others an armed robbery of $94,880 worth of watches, were each jailed for 10 years in the High Court today. Ho Su Kong. 25. Yau Kirn Poh. 25. and Lim Ah Huat alias Ah Chye, 22,
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    More library members
    41 19 \PORE. Mim. The J Library'! total mem-.-uxd at 177.513 at the la y. .ir 2.487 short .if 180.000. Bui It ni 20.114 more than 1969s total of 157.399 an int..bout 15 per cent. .>-;iys the library* -mnual report.
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    NEW TEAM RUNS FUND UNDER PROBE
    178 19 CINGAPORE, Mon. A new management is running the chit fund company which last week came under a big CID probe for "alleged irregularities." The new officers directors of the firm in South Bridge Road took over from a previous set of men about a
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    Singaporean detained
    37 19 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Mon. A Singaporean was detained (or questioning alter he was stopped at the lagoon of the Omar All Salfuddln Mosque last night. Police said that a quantity of MX pills were seized.
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    Captain risks his ship to save 42 sailors
    417 19  -  R. CHANDRAN: FREIGHTER HITS REEF By Singapore, Monday 'JMIK dogged determination of ;i young ship's captain saved the lives of 42 Indonesian sailors marooned for nine days after their ship struck a coral reef in the South China Sea on Aug. II).
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    STOCKS OF ALL GROUPS OF BLOOD UP
    120 19 STOCKS OF ALL GROUPS OF BLOOD UP SINGAPORE, Mon. Re•s serve stocks of all groups in the Blood Bank rose to 736 units this morning from 722 units last week. Stocks were however in an average position, according to the Blood Transfu- si o n Service weekly report. There were
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    Supervisee jailed
    41 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Lee Chan Wan. 43. a record dealer, 1 was jailed for three months today for falling to report to the Senior Duty Officer at Queens- town Police Station while being under police supervision on Jan. I 28.
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    Polytechnic students happy with new campus
    184 19  - Polytechnic students happy with new campus TAN. WANG JOO: 3y Singapore. Won AFTER all the heat generated over their transfer to a new Polytechnic campus in Dover Road, the 700 students who moved in today were gent-rally happy with their new campus. Said .i senior student from the School of
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      727 19 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Opening and General Hos- < 7.1S For the Family (Chinese Rpt.J m ta L c I** News in Chinese 3.25 For the Family (M) 3.M A Diary of Events in Singapore Re P ort on f^» Sukan 1971 This Week (M) 3.55 Its
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      154 19 7.49 A.M. Programme Summary S.OS Puk Amai Amai 7.52 Mass Rally and Parade 5.31 Journey to the Centre of the 9.02 Special and Beautiful Earth 9.49 Alpine Butterfly 6 M News 10.10 Magic and Music 1.17 Mass Rally and Parade (Rpt.) 10.41 Programme Summary 7.29 Programme Summary 10.43 Muzika Malaysia
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      Theory and practice go hand in hand
      226 20 Theory and practice go hand in hand RECENT statements on business management by a specialist (S.T., Aug. 25) discrediting the older generation in management is hardly becoming of someone who Is Just 36 years old. Theoretical experience Is hardly sufficient in practice. In fact experience is the keynote of management
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      526 20 TO SERVE TO STRIVE, AND NOT TO YIELD I READ with interest the letter by a "Concerned Wife" (S.T., Aug. 23) headed "When 'potential' police officers don't make it," and another by "Breadwinner" on the same day. My husband was also one of the potentials who were chosen to attend
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      Hell get his break
      243 20 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. J REFER to the letters by "Concerned Wife" and "Breadwinner" (S.T., Aug. 23). I would like to
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      The black belt karate-ka who beat up a helpless thief
      329 20 The black belt karate-ka who beat up a helpless thief fiN the morning of v Aur. 22 (Sunday) I saw a man who appeared to be a detective roughly manhandling a thief he had apparently caught earlier. It was about 7.40 a.m. when I saw the detective pushing the thief
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      289 20 EYESORES ON THE TENTH FLOOR I WAS one of the unfortunate ones to be allotted a flat on the 10th floor of block 133 Alexandra Road Estate. Unfortunate because I found, to my surprise, that there were cracks on the walls in most of the rooms and kitchens on the
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      170 20 NOW $10,000 I and it's all I I for Singapore I I START TRYING TODAY I I COOKERY BOOK I I SPECIAL OFFER I 1 NATION J Worthy successor to the Cooper A real Gran Turismo Mini Developed bold GT stripes down either side m p.h. in 13 9 sees.,
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      155 20 A finest writing instrument From Germain li is an international top model. This pc.i meets utmost requirements js to matt-rial and construction. I END hiiMi dm ball pens ut available in various models with 14 carat rolled gold, chromum plated. ;md silver plated Choose FIND lor that next important uilt
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    2275 21 vddence on work of MSA committees SINGAPORE, (Monday 'The money was only a farewell gift... Where is the corrupt element?' Counsel: I say that we have no direct evidence pORMER MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez, 34, Ran Ins* defence today i n a charge of
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      184 21 Congratulations To Mr. FOO SENG JUAN THE PRESIDENT OF FOOD, DRINKS AND ALLIED WORKERS' UNION, IFOR BEINC CONFERRED PUBLIC SERVICE STAR on NATIONAL DAY From: T. N.A.A.F.I. BRANCH 2. COLD STORAGE BRANCH 3. FITZPATRICKS SUPERMARKET BRANCH 4. WALLS FITZPATRICKS BRANCH 5. MALAYAN REFRIGERATING CO. BRANCH 6. HOTEL MALAYSIA BRANCH 7.
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      182 21 Bfl I P^i i BmV C-^**"" IN THF P wZ' INCREDIBLE 10ST]tMHOrDISCOTHEQUE In an atmosphere of mans misty maritime past, groove to the "now" sounds of Australia's fabulous Troupadours. And the swinging Garrisons. There's no minimum charge from Sundays to Thursdays Dress is informal. Do your thing nautically lose yourself
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      167 21 Straits Times Crossword H HP HbVbS IH bY ~HT HI ACROSS do? (S). 7 Bird. U*? (5). SSL^X 1 tUDt to 8 25£^ STiS. E€? iimM Making other p.rU ol m.UI7 gSk^ih. (5) 10 CTriu. man without TV 14 gg^^ ordert chops and 17.Wrtter 4> .how. pw .bout (5) 1».
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      191 22 .^■■■■■■^■■■l m MODERN m ill INTERIORS 1 142,MAftKET ST. SINGAPORE. mi WiONt: »7JM/»6ilO ::H{ W. l < 1 iiiii HOUSE OF ii INTERIOR DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES '.ll'.l JSSSJ iiiii m HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS 1 nn« #y* I SKILLETS COFFEE HOUSE I::!! on the occasion of their official opening iiiii U WE ARE
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      67 22 Best Wishes SK/LLETS COFFEEHOUSE on their official opening hH ■DLr We are /T| i ■■■■I I^J the entire ißUi] J^\ electrical Mil Congratulations and Best Wishes to SKILLETS COFFEE HOUSE on their official opening at Supreme House Fibreglass? Ask us. We know! Fibreglass it oir first name. A#FIBREGLASS-PILKINGTON (S) PTE.
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        Relax in split-level circular coffee house...
        531 22  - Relax in split-level circular coffee house Nellie Har i-By fpHE Skillets Coffee House opens today as Singapore's newest up-to-date "thing" for coffee fans after six months of intensive planning. Skillets, on the ground floor of Supreme House in Penan.3 Road, has a team of 40 beautiful waitresses. 14 cooks, eight
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        Simplicity in style but elegance in colour...
        245 22  - Simplicity in style but elegance in colour... STAFF WRITER By SIMPLICITY in style but elegance in colour is the hallmark of the furnishing and costume designs in Skillets Coffee House. Purple, the "incolour" this year, has come into Skillets in a big way. It's deep purple on the seats, and
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        'Guinea-pig' luncheons
        45 22 SKILLETS Coffee House held a three-day guinea-pig luncheons from last Thursday. The luncheons, intended to give the staff maximum exposure prior to the opening today, ran smoothly and successfully. rhe coffee-house Intends to organise regular weekly fashion shows at lunch-time on their premises.
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        An ideal place for your private tete-a-tete
        129 22 It has an enormous kitchen, with modern equipment like a thermostatic blower oven, and is serviced with a conveyor belt. The conveyor beit leads from the kitchen to the coffee-house. It carries food to the serving counters, and convey all dirty dishes back
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        Sipping coffee in ultramodern coffee-house for the jet-set
        403 23 Sipping coffee in ultramodern coffee-house for the jet-set 'THE decor in Skil- lets Coffee House has been designed to suit the taste of a modern jet-set generation. The circular, space-aice coffee-house Is ultramodern, round like a space-ship, and fully carpeted in green to five it a soothing, comfortable, and intimate
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        Variety of food to whet all appetites...
        632 23  -  NELLIE HAR By SKILLETS Coffee House offers a startling variety of dishes on its menu to whet all appetites for all occasions. An innovation is the cafeteria luncheon to cater for busy executives and office workers. The menu covers a range of hot
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        119 32 /liaruman II i is* t^k^l^^V Table Model Lmaaa^V T S tJtnrtal T.Rf, ««a^^^ NO BATTERY NO FILAMENT H DL-6 rNJC**) Rl I IFF n mf^^^ o'*0 p That's true. These Maruman gas y -,'jj Brv^"" fl lighters produce electricity for self- *^M» j E-f combustion by a special system called
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      71 23 Congratulations Best Wishes SKILLETS COFFEE HOUSE on their official opening (T^ I From |_f!__ SHARIKAT KIAN TONG s^^^^^^ 218 Changi Road, Singapore 14. Tel: *****7. We are proud to be entrusted with the installation and supply of their entire HITACHI air- 7 conditioning, electrical, sound 3 system and commercial refrigeration.
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      138 23 Congratulations and Best Wishes on the official opening Skillets Coffee House from Scott English (S.E.A.) Sdn. Bhd. who are proud to have supplied all the stainless steel fabrication j and Vulcan Hart kitchen equipment ftjcOTT (MnGLISH (solth east asia) SDN. BHD. SINGAPORE c KUALA LUMPUR IPOH» PENANG Congratulations Best Wishes
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      At 58, designer is with-it because she thinks 'young'
      561 24  -  ONG KIAT BENG by THE fact that Mrs. Chuchi Planes Pineda is 58 years old and a grandmother does not deter her from competing with younger fashion designers. Confident that she has as much knowledge and flair to please her clientele,
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      A pretty teapot can serve as a lamp base
      163 24 A "TEAPOT" lamp can cost you almost nothing: if you have a lot of patience. For you can turn candlesticks, vases or pots into intriguing looking lamps In a few hours with some spare material and a lamp frameThese were some
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      Household hints
      120 24 BRISTLES of the vacuum cleaner should be cleaned occasionally. Use fingers and a coarse comb to work suds into bristles and draw out dirt and grime. Rinse carefully and allow to dry before using. LET metal cake pans cool before plunging them into hot suds. This prevents warping.
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      PARIS DECREES A RETURN TO ELEGANCE
      131 24 PARIS DECREES A RETURN TO ELEGANCE pAR I S fashion deA signers have returned to elegance, gearing high fashion to feminity. In a bid to recapture prestige that was lost through the flop of the midi, the overall object has been shifted to making women look good to look at,
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      903 24 Advertisement ft HB^^t v »^^^B^^^*^^l ers, dabbing it over the eyelids from the nose to the temples then under the eyes in the opposite direction. Super Moisturising Fluid is transparent and contains strong anti-wrinkle properties which penetrates and works deep down in your skin throughout the night. During the day
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      27 24 FAMILY PLANNING !> not vow problem you m Hrn r*. •MrfcobU Automatic Birth-Control Clock For fr«« details pleat* tend r«t«rn cnvHoo. to P.O. Box 56, G«vlonq, Singapore, 14.
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      119 24 m Celebrate the joy of colour Boldly beautiful, today's face. This face, created by Elizabeth Arden. Honey Illusion Foundation, the latest shade. So, too, Honey Coral lipstick, along with Honey Peach and Honey Beige. Two shades of Creamy Powder Eye Shado: Kingfisher Blue »nd Kingfisher Green, both gorgeously new, here
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      1150 25 LLtmooi Hftn ttitn Z |;r tsr jy 1 rf» sr*. id.!£*¥£ Bj si aa Er/o 5 sa^.^^BS s ott BBftSl'iS Lrnoes, Liverpool Nat 1 Nn j M> "I l..«»06l. Cl.sgow Nt, N S 11 SS 11/14 1 H. i lavs i«»rpoot ««,ii mm n cowTiNtwTAi. poits: i i P. S'ha»
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      978 25 WmAmmJmmim Rl Wtf EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P.Shan Ptnanf Singapore LOAOINC FOR: S0(t Mftll/12 Si,t 111 M.meu-I'Bftmw.. A'dam 'R'dam. A'«irp, Olio, 6'burf. Milmo, 17/11 SBMST rd.-./A'd.m, A'wirp. G'burg. C'nafin, Ill *4*H/2I li»tn/i4 Mft 21 I C f blU l nc. 0 H' < Li/B'm«n rdim/ A'dair A'atrp, C'haiin. Tanuaii Aarhut.
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      851 25 UPS*"' nBHWH .MbBB .TBbß^^^^Bi owess sEtvicf to Lowtow, hvhmol t ccmnniTU mn. EASTERN CAPE (FIFC CUrttr T Mr Part P. Sham Peniri| for toodon 4/ttft I kfll/l Gfinicnovth BENARKLE m g, 5 r|»ix>rj p Sham B enan| Bremen Oet IS IR Pert Stft I H»mt>ur| Oct M ICmNNOCN Brtmen. hV>.
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      1070 25 FORTNICNTLY IXntSZ SUVICE DIRECT FIOM US! COAST USA assr mVi m*' *1 Ktleu, ggj K "n &.J fiPS "1» lulli *tpMO Oct 14 Oct II Set tl All contract! in mad. on ttrmi and crdt <ri of Carrier"; Bill of Lading. W MANSfIELB I CO. PTF in. _t,|. 7tMi Uala
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      1090 26 mmm m mmmmmml** mm J'J ML M *^^bbbk ATAt mil jk rYU— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast Australia/Singapore/ Jap an Service Frtmantlt X'fort Ketlung VtkUichl/figoya Y'ham Kobt "Birgita Mart" 2) Aag IStft 7 Sift II Stft 15 Sipt 21 Sipt Acctptitg urgt ttr Kikt, Isaka, Nagen. Vtktkaat. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN
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      930 26 POR NEW ZEALAND Pining P. Sham Singapori Ltaliaj ftri CHAKRATA" 3 Sept 4/ I Slf t Auck, Will, Lrtt. D'din. MORVADA 27,21 Oet Auck, Well. Timini, Odin. STRAITS/MADRAS SEKVICC: Singapore P. Sham Penang Lneiag fan RAJULAt 1 1 Pert/ 1 Stft 2 Stft J Sept Nagapatt nam, Madras. MIUUt 11.25
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      906 26 A. NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. 6k (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) tt ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE StRVICi LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Smgapo't P. y-an- Pentng Irrrrti: NEPTUNE ZIRCON tit. 41 5/ I Sift 1/11 Stft London 7/10, Ht«rt 12 10.
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      617 26 ~~Sp~n™^alSysla^nternational JBM SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD The National Shipping Une of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Sinnport P. Sham Penang Arrues lUNCA TANJONt 3/ I Stft 1/ I Sift 11/11 Sift Havre 6 'lo. London 1/1 Q R'dam 1310. A'«rp 16/10. H'burg 11/10, B'men 20/10 lUNCA OIKID 2t 22 Sept 23/21 Stft
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      550 27 Mil PORT OF UNCAPORE AUTHOIV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW HERTMINC ARRANGEMENTS MM. 31. K:«in« Mtaru 1, Akaßl.iiin 1 .lohni-verrtt 9. Oaagball 8.9. 10 11. Pliant; Suaia 20 K'nd-j 35/36 and Manjunan U I',,'ini 1/2. Maruklch: Maru 11 4. IMndc Strait r, 7. sank.- Maru 10/11. 1 19 Tapah 20 Rait. Muai
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      83 27 Maru B/3. Great Star B'4 and Anna Taylor B/5 OUT: Blan B'2 and Cultivator B/2. PORT SWETTENHAM Wharf BtrttM: Yamayaau Mam. st.ao An. Sen I* Lloyd and Border Prle. (uniti Aur Jttty: Tapah. Htm Wharf Btrttit: Narlta PandO Strait and Bonbena. Stream BertM: I'lviki. ElrnOKle. Thoriorlcnt. Santa Ro«a. Wonotooo and
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      842 27 CONDOLENCE We extend oar deepest sympathy to the family of the late Jimmy Ho Hon Hong From he Management and Staff of Singapore Wonderland Amusement (Pte) Ltd. THE SINGAPORE TRACTION COMPANY (1964) LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE TO PASSENGERS SERVICES NOS. 120/120 A AND 121 With effect from Wednesday, Ist
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      317 27 BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE The owners of a large building project would be interested to hear from suitable parties who might wish to occupy a substantial area in the podium for purposes of a bank or departmental store. Scheduled completion of project is mid 1972. Enquiries to the STRAITS TRADING CO.
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      682 27 KUALA LIMPI R INDUSTBIES BEKHAO (Incorporated In Malaysia) Statement Far Half Year To 10th April. 1971 Your Directors have the pleasure to report that the result of the Oroup for the < months to 30th April. 1971 had been satisfactory. Kuala Lumpur Finance Berhad continued to make satisfactory progress. Following
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      507 27 V THE HIGH COUKT IN MALAYA AT KUALA UMM F COMFANIEB WINDING IP NO: II OF 1971 In the matter of t ompanlr. Act. IMS fit In the matter of K«U (I*u4a) RnUarant S«ta. Bhd. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE to hereby given that i petition ior the wlndlng-up of tnt
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    Acknowledgements
    91 28 THE FAMILY of the late Madam Wong Cheong Yoke thank pastor Chong and members of the Seventh Day Adventlst Church, friends and relatives for their assistance, messages of condoi. nee and wreaths. KMOO BENC THUAN and family express their heartfelt thanks to those who attended the funeral of late
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    Announcements
    43 28 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS. Kor natural facelifting. brown patches, acne, all skin conditions, ngular facials, postnatal and spotreducing consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Specialist with 22 years tropical experience, recently back from Paris with the latest gapura, telephone *****3 (Spore).
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    Deaths
    176 28 HO HON HONC. JIMMY, aged 47 1 passed away peacefully on 29 8.71 i at Outram Road General Hospital, iMvtjkJ behind beloved wife. Madam Tan Km IWf. 2 son*. Jeffrey, Benjamin and d .uchi.-r Janice. Cortege leaves lv HanreU Hill Eraddell Heights, s i«re 13 frr Pek San Teng
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      3202 28 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCIMiNT/riRSONAL Singapore enly SO cents a ward. PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 Singapore *nly: $100 a ward Malaysia enly: SO e*nt» a word. flCTlll Malaysia *nJy: $1.00 word. Minimum 17 50 for li teorajj. FUR DEI AILS. Minimum tlO tor loordi Minimum tlUi for IS woraU. Minimum tit/- for
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      995 28 TANOLIN AREA furnished unfurnished 3-bedroomed executive apartment with panoramic view, also bungalow available in dials 10. 11. 11. Phone B'pore *****4. FURNISMBD. AIRCOHDITIONEO ROOM. Servant provided. River Valley Road. Ring *****1 B'pore (2 TERRACE HOUSES: 32 and 46. Jalan Pan JCikii, Off Upper Changl. Immediate occupation. Reasonable rental. Contact Mr.
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      1055 28 HILLCREST PARK DIST. 11 in choice location. 4 bed roomed double-storey a. ml detached bungalow on 3.300 sq ft. of freehold land. Upstairs 3 bedrooms, hall, bathrooms and balcony. Downstair* living dining room, bedrooms. kitchen, toilet/ bathroom and carporcb. Flooring terrazzo. mosaic. Light fixture*: alrconditloner. beautiful matured garden A beautiful
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      896 28 COLDEN MILE, Qround floor and Ist floor Snops $70,000/- on o. Rental considered. K.K. Enterprise*. *****0. •hops to let SUPREMB HOUSE shops available. Contact Supreme Holdings Limited. 9lh Floor Supreme House. Penang Road Singapore 9. Tel: *****6. SINCAPORE HYATT HOTEL SHOPPINO ARCADE A limited number of shop* available for rental.
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      947 28 BECINNERS SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. Book-keeping. Malay LCC. Intermediate and higher Shorthand speed 50—150. Regent Commercial Institute 668 East Coast Road. B'porc 4401 ko EVENINC CLASSES STARTING ISTH SEPT. 1971 SHORTHAND: Theory and Speed classes for all speeds TYPEWRITING: Theory and Practice classes. All courses are in preparation for LCC and Pitman
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    I WAS UNABLE TO CLAIM TOTO PRIZE: AD MAN
    262 29 I WAS UNABLE TO CLAIM TOTO PRIZE: AD MAN CINGAPORE. Mon. An advertising canvasser claimed in the High Court today that he won the first prize in a June 1968 Toto draw without being able to claim the money. Yap Kirn Heng, 36, said he had attempted to stake his
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    Floating yen will boost S'pore exports
    472 29  - Floating yen will boost S'pore exports SOH TIANG KENG: By Singapore, Mon.— FLOATING of the Japanese yen. followed by its likely revaluation Inter, will boost Singapore's exports and check the widening trade gap now $1 billion in Japan's favour between the two nations. Bankers said today that with the recent
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    MINISTRY TAKES OVER ARMY HOSPITAL
    93 29 MINISTRY TAKES OVER ARMY HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, Mon. A Ministry of Health team today began a fourday inventory signing session at the British Military Hospital for a step-by -s tr p takeover from the British Army. By Friday, the hospital would have been <<>m oletely signed over to Singapore. Intake of
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    Jailed for robbery
    51 29 SINOAPORE, Mon. A labourer who robbed three schoolboys to pay hU PUB bills was today jailed (or 18 months. Tan Ah Hua. 21. pleaded guilty to robbing Lock Kirn Teck and two of his friends of cash and valuables totalling $78 at the Macßltchle Reservoir on Aug.
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    RMN missile boats fully operational
    103 29 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Malaysian Navy's 11th fast patrol boat squadron, which has been re- armed with surface-to-surface missiles, is now fully operational. This followed the successful completion of missile-firing trials in the South China Sea last week the Chief of Naval Staff. Commodore Da
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      534 29 (Cont from Page 28) Business Opportunities SEfKINC REPRESENTATION a* era. Hive Eood .n Singapore and over* contact Pan Singapore rpriacs Company. KO, Mandu Road Spore 25 CRAMCO OSIF RC. Those d.siring tton at forthi Mwtlm in Hongkong on v rite G P.O. Box 1323 immediately. r> mi NCEO CATERER to
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      873 29 TV/Radio sales <g itervieefc COLUMBIA CLCCTRONIC bervlcinx various electrical appliances and te evision. reasonable charges Kxreiient car stereo Installation. Rin* 8 pore *****9. SERVICINC ALL KINDS TV., taperecordim. amplifiers. reasonable charges, day night service. Phone S pore ***** anytime TROPICAL DAY NIGHT TV repair All I, rinds Tel: Spore *****2
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      798 29 Boats/Yachts tor Sale MIRCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS new shlpmrnt Just arrived. Join the millions who enjoy fun afloat: Choose Mercury Outboird Motor from h.p to 135 h.p. World famous for power, reliability, performance and fuel economy. Contact Spore 719X3. Petalinc Jaya 5.167 Penan* •2430. Steam bat tit, mi<ii|s ate. ATTCNTION LADIES.
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      619 29 Wf require a dynamic man for the position of Marketing Executive, Chemicals This is a big opportunity for a highly qualified man who has the energy, resourcelulnea and ambition to develop new markets for a variety of chemical products with highly vt rsatile applications i.i industry. The successful applicant will
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      Lawrence is after Aussie GP
      363 30  -  JOE DORAI By ('RAEME Lawrence, the ginger-haired speed ace 1 from New Zealand, is using the Malaysia Grand Prix at Batu Tiga this weekend as the jumping board" for his assault on the Australian GP on Sept. 11 and 12. Lawrence, wno is spon- red
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      Port win 3-0
      35 30 PORT Authority R.C. "A' beat Hume Sports Club 3-0 in I the FAS League Div 3C soccer match at Fairer Park yesterday. i All Alchbar (2> and Sukaiman I netted the goals.
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      Friendly match
      18 30 PORT Authority RC will meet MSU in a friendly soccer < match nt Bukli Chermin on oaturday.
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      Nor Azahar beats 2 Germans on 1.95 m
      208 30 Nor Azahar beats 2 Germans on 1.95 m DUE3SELDORF. West Germany. Mon. Nor Azahar Hamld of Singapore yesterday won the high jump event with 1.95 m 1 6ft 4J) at an international athletic meet here. He beat two Germans, Hubert Schmidt and Milan Jamrich. both of whom also cleared 1.95
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      Big soccer build-up begins on Monday
      504 30  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE'S bid to return to "big time" soccer made possible by the national team's success in finishing sixth out of 12 teams in the Merdeka soccer tournament takes a new step forward on Monday when a big team rebuilding programme begins
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      Flying start by Police
      358 30 POLICE flexed their muscles in their opening match of the newly-formed Singapore Rugby Union league to score a 39-13 victory over ANZUK at Thomson Road yesterday. On this spectacular show of strength. Police should be a major force in Div. Two this season. They have a
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        Pesta Sukan soccer charges are not high
        245 30 Pesta Sukan soccer charges are not high 1 REFER to your Sportsletter under the heading "High prices for Pesta soccer" in the Straits Times of Aug. 31. The writer is wrong in directly quoting iln- Minister for Social Affairs. Lnche Othinan Wok. whrn the Minister did not publ.ch make such
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        Lock icon Little League champs
        55 30 WILLTAMSPORT. Pennsylvania, Mon. Taiwan scored a 12-3 victory over Gary, Indiana, in the World Little league championship Anal here. Lee Chuen-Cheng's single with two on gave Taiwan their go-ahead run and second Little L|;ague title In three years. Once the gate opened, a steady stream of Taiwan
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      Brewers edge Orioles in double header
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      Agostini beats Hailwood
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    38 32 SYDKEY. Mon. A school bus carrying about 40 children on a skiing holiday plunged off on icy ravine In the Australian Alps tonight. Police said more than 20 were Injured, some seriously. UPI.
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    31 32 NEW YORK. Mon A poll commissioned for Time magazine Indicates that 73 per cent of the American people support President Nixon's wage-price freeze, the magazine said yesterday. Re uter.
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