The Straits Times, 6 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Nowspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    A black day on the roads: Three killed in an hour
    190 1 A black day on the roads: Three killed in an hour CINGAPORE, Sun. Yesterday was a black day for Singapore road users. Three pedestrians were killed in accidents all within an hour. The accidents one of them a hit-and-run case brought about a renewed warning from the Traffic Police to
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    Lock icon Juliana ends State visit
    37 1 JAKARTA. Sun. Queen Juliana and her husband Prince Btnh.ud took oH for the Netherlands this morning ending an 11 -day State visit that brought Indonesia- Dutch relation; to an all time high. AP.
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    Coconut pest
    27 1 COLOMBO. Sun. A coconut pest which appeared In Colombo some weeks ago Is spreading rapidly to other districts of Ceylon and destroying hundreds of palms.
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    Lock icon 109 die in air disaster
    426 1 JUNEAU (Alaska), Sunday AN Alaska Airlines Boeing 727 slammed into a sheer mountain wall, killing all 109 people aboard in the worst single-plane disaster in U.S. civil aviation history. The plane was coming in to land in Juneau bul appeared to be flying in the
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    'Don't rock the boat' warnin by Raja
    324 1 'Don't rock the boat' warnin by Raja SINGAPORE, Sunda T<HE Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam tonight advised minorities in Singapore not to lend themselves to any kind of politicking which would encourage chauvinism. The Minister said that if that happened, they the minorities would be the first to be wiped
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    Lock icon Guerillas turn to girls to help blow up airliners
    142 1 JERI'SALEM, Sun. Arab guerillas have attempted to blow up two Israeli airliners in mid-air by duping passengers to take explosives aboard in suitcases, it was stated here today. The Cabinet today heard reports on the attempts. An official announcement last night
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    Lock icon $2 mil a year not enough for Krupp Jr
    236 1 $2 mil a year not enough for Krupp Jr MUNICH. Sun. The 33--year-old forirer heir to West Germany's Krupp munitions empire has asked for an incrt-ase in his allowance because he finds it hard to scrape by on a yearly 2.400.000 marks ($2,141,000). Mr. Arndt von Bohlen und Halbach. one
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    General amnesty for the rebels in Pakistan
    313 1 General amnesty for the rebels in Pakistan RAWALPINDI. Sun. President Yahya Khan announc ed a general amnesty toda^v i<> all those who have committed or are alleged to haye committed offences during the disturbances in H;isl Pakistan since March I. The amnesty includes members of the national and provincial assembly
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    Toto winning numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Sun The numbers picked i:: today's Toto draw No 70 71 were 29, 27. 39. 9. and 22. The additional number was 38. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were: 29, 39 and 13.
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      Lock icon PAKISTAN FREES REBELS
      37 1 NEW DELHI. Sun.— Several Kaxt Pakistanis held by the Government for aliened ofTencos committed during the civil t-iritr in the province since March have been released. Radio Pakistan reported tonight Reuter. (See this page).
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Drug to prevent abuse of power proposal
      157 2 WASHINGTON, Sun. The president of the American Psychological Association suggested yesterday the development of a drug to be administered to successful politicians to prevent abuse of power In public office. Beyond this initial step, Dr. Keneneth Clark said such a drug might be
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      Lock icon Groom parachutes in for his wedding
      94 2 I ONDON. Sun. Veterinary student Maurice Kirk. 26. arrived for his wedding near Taun ton today by parachute. He baled out from a plane 10.000 ft. over Stoke Saint Mary church, wearIng: overalls over his morning suit, and landed in a nearby field where
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      Lock icon Kremlin leaders plan trips to counter China
      578 2 MOSCOW. Sunday rpHE Soviet Union's A three leaders will soon embark on a series of trips that are viewed here as a diplomatic counterattack prompted by recent contacts between Peking and Washington. One senior western diplomat said yesterday the trips were aimed at
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      Lock icon Ex-wife shoots man and his family at party
      188 2 Ex-wife shoots man and his family at party NEW' YORK, Sun,. The estranged wife of a man walked into a family reunion uninvited yesterday and shot dead her former husband and three family members, then put the pistol's muzzle in her mouth and killed herself, a county sheriff in Arkansas
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      Lock icon Call for strike in memory of Eva Peron
      104 2 BUENOS AIRFo. Sun.— Argentina's powerful Metal Workers Union yesterday called for a general strike in memory of Eva Peron, whose body was delivered on Friday to exiled ex-President Juan Peron In Madrid. The metal workers proposed that the General Confederation of Labour
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      Lock icon THAIS PLAN A NEW CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE REDS
      203 2 BANGKOK, Sunday. yHE Government has drawn up plans for an intensive military and civilian campaign against communist guerillas entrenched to the north-eastern provinces, a senior military official said here today. General Saiud Keidphol. director of the Corrmanist Suppression Operations Command said yesterday
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      Lock icon Bomb blast
      33 2 ATHENS. Sun A bomb -shattered the window-panes of the Greek Army Officer Club in central Athens last night and also broke windows In adjacent apartment houses. No injuries were reported. AP.
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      235 2 at the Malaysia Grand Prix i Shell wins Firsts, 3 Seconds, A Thirds out of O events at the MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX at Batu Tiga. A Ca f; na/ The Champions prove it again and again in motor races all over the world. Shell gives them the power to win.
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      Lock icon Peking interest in Concorde causes stir
      229 3 Peking interest in Concorde causes stir OONG KONG, Sun. 11 Cliina's decision to invite an AngloFrench mission to discuss the supersonic Concorde airliner in Peking was greeted with surprise here today. China has cut imports, partly because of a reported trade deficit of up to US$lOO million in 1970. DECISION
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      Lock icon E. Pakistan gets civilian chief
      79 3 DR. Abdul Motam Malik taking the oath of office as Governor of Bail Pakistan af the Governor* lloiiM- in Dacca .in Friday. r *>e Chief Justice of tr*» Dacca Huh Court. Mr. Justice BA. Sid diky. is seen administering the oath. President Yahya Khan said
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      Lock icon East and West Germans hit at Berlin accord
      263 3 East and West Germans hit at Berlin accord BERLIN, Sunday. CAST German communist and West German Conservative politicians reacted alike yesterday with subdued misgivings to the Berlin agreement signed here on Friday by the Big Four ambassadors. In Bonn, the combined parliamentary bodies of the Opposition Christian Democratic Union and
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      Lock icon Vietnam polls sets off a fiery protest
      351 3 KY STOPS 4 OTHERS IN SIMILAR BID SAIGON, Sunday. J^ WAR veteran of 55, and father of 13 children set himself on fire in protest against the country's one-man presidential election and Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky later stopped four other veterans from
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      Lock icon Review outdated laws, Burmese Govt told
      201 3 Review outdated laws, Burmese Govt told RANGOON, Sun—Le*x gal circles in Burma arc raising a cry for a review of what they regard as outdated British coloniaiist laws. An advocate. U Ohn Than, in a recent article in the State-owned Vanguard newspaper, said the present laws were all drafted and
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      Lock icon Ex-wife of rock star weds a detective
      126 3 MEMPHIS. (Tennessee). Sun. The former wife of rock and roll singer Jerry Lee Lewis last night married a private detective she had employed to investigate her ex- husband before divorcing him. Mrs. Myra Gale Brown Lewis, now 27. was 13 when she married
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      Lock icon CONGRESS BACKS THAT MOVE TO END VIOLENCE
      176 3 MANILA, Sunday. TTHE Philippine Congress yesterday endorsed President Marcos' suspension of the writ of habeas corpus, announced hours after a terrorist grenade attack on a political rally on Aug. 21. The approved endorse ment calling Mr. Marcos' step "a bold act of statesmanship,"
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      Lock icon Four drown as boat capsizes
      32 3 BANGKOK, Sun. Pour Government officials were drowned when their boat capsized last night In North-Eus-tern Nongkhal province. Five other officials In the bout swam to safety. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Seoul all out for peace with North Korea
      293 4 SEOUL, Sunday PREMIER Kirn Jong Pil said today that South Korea will do everything possible to pursue its peaceful contacts with North Korea, but warned that it could take a decade to reach a political settlement with the north. At the same
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      Lock icon Indonesia now set to play bigger role: Dr. S
      338 4 Indonesia now set to play bigger role: Dr. S JOGJAKARTA, Sunday. JNDONESIA's Trade Minister Dr. Sumitro Djojo-Hadkusumo has said that Indonesia is now ready to play a much better role in South-east Asian and world affairs. Dr. Sumitro s>aid last night that Indonesia, after concentrating for the past three years
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      Makarios has 'useful' talks on Cyprus crisis
      241 4 Makarios has 'useful' talks on Cyprus crisis ATHENS, Sun. Con- sultations between President Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus and Premier Mr. George Papadopoulos of Greece, in an attempt to ease tensions between Greek and Turkish minorities on Cyprus, ended yesterday. "During the talks and conferences, there was a wide and mutual
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      Lock icon Horror plunge
      32 4 SEOUL, Bun. A bus carrying 30 people plunged off a mountain road today near Chlnhae about 195 miles from here, killing 17 people and Injuring nine, police reported today. UPI.
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      Lock icon Boy held after shooting
      54 4 DETROIT. Sun The 15--year-old son of the President of the b'.ack separatist group Republic o'. New Africa was held yesterday after a policeman was .■hot dead. Police .said the policeman w». chasing two men who had allegedly robbed a variety store belor.glnfi to his brother-in-law, when
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      Lock icon Leipzig Fair
      31 4 LEIPZIG (East Germany). Sun. Leipzig's annual autumn trade fair was formally opened here last night In an operahouse ceremony attended by East Oerman parly chief Mr Erich Honeclter— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Long nightmare ends for a couple who lost their baby
      168 4 Long nightmare ends for a couple who lost their baby I ONDON. Sun- A lone L nightmare ended for a young couple here yesterday with news that their 1 x m onth- old daughter, stolen from a baby carriage five weeks ago, had been found alive and well 135 miles
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    Lock icon India-Russia's new ally in Indian Ocean
    849 5 The treaty of peace, friendship and cooperation, signed by the Soviet Union and India in New Delhi on August 9, is examined here by Wing Commander MAHARA) K. CHOPRA, an Indian writer specialising in defence and military matters. THE signing of a treaty of
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    497 5  -  DEV MURARKA By MOSCOW ITNTIL1 T NTIL recent times there was much discussion In the Soviet Union about the economic reforms to bring the Russian economy up to the level of other industrial countries. The reforms were to improve management, and this would bring modernisation along with
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    Doubts as falling birth rate trend halts
    284 6 Doubts as falling birth rate trend halts SINGAPORE, Sun MORE babies were born in the first half of this year than in the same period last year. This rise, it was learned today, is creating doubts in Government circles that Singapore's birth rate can go down any further. The birth
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    PLAN TO BUILD COMPOST PLANT IN PANDAN
    119 6 PLAN TO BUILD COMPOST PLANT IN PANDAN CINGAPORE, Sun— A site in Pandan district has been selected for a new garbage composting plant to be constructed by the Health Ministry. It consists of two pieces of land of about eight acres, which belong to the estate of Ng Huay Sco,
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    Grik Road diversion
    53 6 GRIK. Sun. A four-mile road cutting through secondary Jurgle ai.d rubber estates Is to be built to replace a fix-mile section of the winding Leng-gong-arlk Road In Upper Perak The new diversion will begin from Buklt Nasah, six miles from here, and work Is expected U start
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    Toto first prize case resumes Thursday
    110 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Hearing of a claim for the first prize of $20,850 in the inaugural Toto draw of June 9, 1969, will resume before Mr. Justice Chua on Thursday after having been adjourned for a month. The claimant is fruit hawker, Tan Kirn Huat,
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    High-stepping their way to ballroom title
    166 7 High-stepping their way to ballroom title CINGAPORE, Sun. She proved very adept in following her husband's footsteps. 'In fact, Mrs. Vivien Kok. 28, matched his footwork so perfectly that the couple waltzed, foxtrotted, quick stepped and tangn-rd their way to the grand title of Amateur Ballroom Dance Champions last night.
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    Morphine fine
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. A labourer. Tan Kirn Teck, 39. was fined $300 yesterday when he admitted having eight packets cf morphine powder In Carey Road, oft Havelock Road, at 840 p.m. on Friday.
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    Shipyard boss: We must not take it easy
    213 7 Shipyard boss: We must not take it easy SINGAPORE, Sunday TMIK ship-repair-in g industry must not tall into complacency in the midst of a boom. This warning came today from the general manager of Keppel Shipyard. Mr. A.M. Fraser. In the editorial of the latest issue of Keppel Now. Mr.
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    Indian minister on visit
    49 7 SINGAPORE. Sim. Mr. C. Subramcmam, Inaia's Minister for Planning, Science and Technology, arrived here yesterday on a four-day visit. He is expected to call on the Ministers for Finance and Educi lion and visit telected industries, housing and other development projects He leaves on Tuesday.
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    Variety show by school
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Hua Vi Government Chinese Middle School will huld a variety show to marlc its 15th anniversary at the National Theatre on Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. daily. The show is also to raise funds (or the expansion of the school's auditorium and
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    British defence official here to visit troops
    155 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence. Mr Geoffrey Johnson-Smith, flew in yesterday to visit British army units. He spent the weekend as guest of Maj.-Gen. Walter Thomas, Commander Far East Land Forces. Tomorrow morning, Mr. Johnson-Smith will have briefings
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    56 FIRMS FOR MADE-INS'PORE TRADE FAIR
    121 7 56 FIRMS FOR MADE-IN-S'PORE TRADE FAIR SINGAPORE. Sun— Some 56 local manufacturers will take part In a "Buy-Singapore-Made" trade exhibition opening at the Conference Hall at 5 p.m. on Sept 15. The Metrication Board and Sisir will also take part In the exhibition which is being organised by the Singapore
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    Khir to Penang Alliance: Prepare for election
    268 8 Khir to Penang Alliance: Prepare for election DENANG, Sun. Act--1 Ing State Alliance chairman Inche Mohamed Khir Johari last night described the political situation in Penang as "unsteady." "In the event of Chief Minister Dr. Urn Chong Eu falling there will have to be fresh elections here," he told a
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    Singa Corps inspection
    57 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. More than 100 members of the Slnga Corps of the St. John Ambulance Brigade's East Area took part In Its annual Inspection at Stamford Girls' School hall today. Reviewed by the Area Commissioner (East). Mr. Tan Peng Chua. the Slnga Corps, formed in 1954. held
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    Local fashion soars to new heights
    158 8  -  RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE. Sun. Local fashion soared to new heights with an international flare that swept through eight cities yesterday. Creations reflecting the mood of Mexico. San Francisco, Rome. Athens. London and other major cities were presented at the Leaving on a Jet
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    Elusive mastermind behind $340,000 jewel theft
    213 8 SINGAPORE, Sun rpHE gang which pulled A off Singapore's biggest jewel robbery has so successfully eluded arrest for two years that police believe it had been led by a "brilliant mastermind." The jewels, worth $340,000. were stolen from the Pasir Panjang home of Madam
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    FOUR NEW SCHOOLS FOR N.Z. AND AUSSIE CHILDREN
    133 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Four new schools completely geareo. to Australian ana New Zeaiana education sjsttms win open in Sin kapore tomorrow witn an initial enrolment of about 1.200 siuaerus. They are to eoucate chii < ten of Australian and New Zealand servicemen stationed
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    Khir is acting CPA chief
    52 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Commerce and Industry Minister Inche Mohamed Khir Johari has been appointed acting chairman of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. He will officiate at CPA functions during the next few days In place of Finance Minister Tun Tan Siew Sin. who is recuperating from
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    'Spies' assist police in raids on tape pirates
    292 9 'Spies' assist police in raids on tape pirates CINGAPORE, Sun. Four leading record companies have engaged private eyes to act as "spies" in the police crackdown on shops producing pirated tape recordings. They are Phonogram Far East Pte. Ltd., Cosdel <S) Pte. Ltd., EMI (SEA» Pte. Ltd. and Decca Orient
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    SMA plans China excursion trip next year
    168 9 SMA plans China excursion trip next year SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Medical Association is studying the possibility of making an "excursion trip" to China next year. The association's president, Dr. Koh Eng Kheng, said in the SMA's newsletter that "many things" had to be worked out before the trip could
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    Two trapped in car after head-on crash with bus
    197 9 SINGAPORE, Sun rR 15 tortuous minutes two injured men lay trapped in a Morris 1100 in Kampong Bahru early this morning as firemen worked hard to free them. For driver See Kuan Long. 25. and his friend Henry Chan long Seng,
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    New International School will urge study of second language
    267 9 New International School will urge study of second language CINGAPORE, Sun. Malay and Mandarin will be among languages offered to students of the Singapore International School, which will open on Sept. 13. Its principal. Mr. M. Owen, said tnat with the school's language laboratory facilities and weil(jualifiea staff, every siuaent
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    Down on the farm
    62 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Defence Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today went on a tour of a poultry and pig farm In Ponggo). Armed with a walking stick and sun hat, Dr. Goh moved among 50.000 chickens, 8.000 pigs and 1,000 crocodiles present on the Yak Seng
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    Kiwanis chief
    31 9 SINGAPORE. Sun The president-designate of Klwanis International. Mr. Wes H. Bartleu, will arrive with his wife on Wednesday present a charter to tne newly formed Kiwanls Club of Singapore.
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  • Article
    Keep in step call to trade sector
    455 10 SINGAPORE, Sunday ■THE Minister of Stale (Education), Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, called on. the commercial sector yesterday to modernise and constantly adopt new techniques. Only then will the commercial sector be able to take advantage of the "good money" to be made in
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    Courses on painting, wiring
    76 10 Courses on painting, wiring SINGAPORE, Sun. The Adult Education Board will conduct courses on simple household wiring and batik painting on Sept. 11 and 12 respectively. The course on household wiring Includes use of working tools, study of the principles of fluorescent lighting and the bell circuit. The fee Is
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    Rice offence: $10,000 fine
    59 10 ALOR STAR. Sun. 00l Thlen Su, son of a rice-miller, was fined $10,000 today or two years' jail for having 102 sacks of Thai rice without an Import permit. Senior sessions court president liiclip Shalk Daud bin Mohsmed Ismail ordered the rice, worth $4,080. and a
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    FOUR-DAY SHOW AT VIC BY 12 ARTISTS
    120 10 FOUR-DAY SHOW AT VIC BY 12 ARTISTS SINGAPORE, Sun— Twelve Singapore artists will hold a four-day exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Sept. 24. More than 200 pieces of art will be on display. The collection includes fine works of batik, oil, water colours, acrylic, metal relief and sculpture.
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    Goodwood hearing
    49 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a trade dispute between the Singapore Catering Services Sta.t and Workers' Trade Union and Goodwood Park Hotel on Sept. 27. The dispute refers to the applicability of their May 31st coL'ectlve agreement to employees who resigned before that date.
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    National photo exhibition
    42 10 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A 'Grand Singapore National Photographic Exhibition will be held In midJanuary next year to celebrate the 91st anniversary of the Photographic Society of Singapore. Details are new being worked out and entry forms will be distributed soon.
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    SAF exercises begin in five areas
    85 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in five areas from tomorrow to Friday. In all exercises blanks and thunderflashes will be used. The public are advised not to be alarmed. The areas are: Marsiling area from 6 a.m. tomorrow to
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    Snuffing out a candle flame with a whip
    162 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. Snuffing out candle flames is kid's stuff for anyone with a mouthful of breath. But snuffing out the little yellow bluish lights becomes an art when one does it by lashing them with a 12 ft long whip. Thirty years
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  • Article
    Medical talk
    48 11 SINOAPORE, Bun. Dr Murray A. Falconer, director of the Neurosurglcal Unit of Guy s Maudsley and King's College Hospitals, London, will give a talk on Temporal lobe epilepsy as seen by a surgeon" at the University of Singapore Allen Lecture Theatre on Wednesday at S pm.
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    Soldiers help to build road in Sembawang
    164 11 SINGAPORE, Sun ABOUT 130 national servicemen from the Singapore Armed Forces' Armoured Unit today joined 50 residents of Sembawang in metalling a section of Jalan Ulu Sembawang. The $70,000 project, in the spirit of "gotong royong," involves the metalling of one mile of
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    Youth grabbed woman in lift as a joke
    174 11 Youth grabbed woman in lift as a joke SINGAPORE, Sunday A man grabbed a woman's shoulders thinking it would "give her a shock," but his Joke backfired because he was "shocked" when she screamed. Yesterday, a bigger shock awaited Yee Keng Meng, 19, unemployed, when he appeared in court charged
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    Woman killed in head-on collision
    83 11 Woman killed in head-on collision ALOR STAR. Sun. Housewife Hajjah Doyah binte Abdul Rahman was iatally injured in a headon collision between a motorcycle and a car along the Tiicam Batu-Kota Kuala Muda main road yesterday. Hajjah Doyah. 40, died on admlislon to Sungel Patanl Hospital while the motorcyclist Abdul
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    Judge to youth: Cool it and come back
    108 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. A jobless youth who stole goods and cash totalling $3,575 yesterday pleaded with a district judge to be lenient with Veerappan Kasinathan wept when the Third District Judge, Mr. K. T. Alexander, jailed him for three years. The Judge said:
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    LABOURER WITH DRUGS IS FINED AND JAILED
    132 11 LABOURER WITH DRUGS IS FINED AND JAILED SINGAPORE, Sun. A labourer was jailed lor six months and fined $500 yesterday for having methaqualone pills and ganja on Friday. Suppiah s/o Allagan had 92 pills containing methaqualone, worth $46 and nine kartoos of ganja worth $10.80 at a house at Duchess
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    Court hearing
    35 11 SINGAPORE Sun. The trade dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers" Union and Tractors Malaysia over retrenchment benefits for two watchmen will be heard by the Industrial Arbitration Court on Sept. 24
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    SJAB parade
    26 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. President Sheares will review UKannual inspection of the St. John Ambulance Brigade at Jalan Besar stadium on Sept. 12 at 5 p.m.
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    Golden jubilee
    29 11 PENANO, Sun. Members of the Legion of Mary here today celebrated the golden Jubilee of their organisation with a tea party at the Light Street Convent Hall.
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    Typewriter theft
    19 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Thieves escaped with two typewriters worth $1,046 from the General Hospital early yesterday mcinlng
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  • The Straits Times
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      RUBBER OPTIMISM
      428 12 The rubber industryshould feel comforted this morning by the proceedings of the conference of rubber producing countries in Jogjakarta. There are problems enough, and of infinite variety, but the association's annual meeting found every reason for confidence in rubber's future, for the industry's ability to meet the cimpetition
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      ENIGMATIC CAO KY
      397 12 Mr. Nguyen Cao Ky is out of the presidential race but not out of the South Vietnamese political arena where he, rather than President Nguyen Van Thieu. now the sole candidate for the October election, has been the focus of attention. Once a predictable hawk, Mr. Cao
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      TAPPING THE KAMPONGS
      199 12 Malaysia's Director of Education has announced a plan to build ten residential technical and vocational schools in the rural areas each with an enrolment of 1.200 pupils. There are two good reasons for applauding this propcsal. First, and the obvious one, is that Malaysia is short of
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    The man who brought zanyness into the ads
    492 12  - The man who brought zanyness into the ads HARRY MILLER By I ONDON: The 'houses J and flats for sale' columns in Britain's national and Sunday newspapers will never be the same for a long long time, for Roy Brooks has died. He was 55. Roy Brooks was an estate
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    MARCOS SITS ON TOP OF A VOLCANO
    820 12 By A CORRESPONDENT IJANILA In the 1l P hi 1 i ppines an Alice in Wonderland world seems about to square up to reality. Stirred by student activists and guerilla bands, the great poverty-stricken feudal cake Is on the verge of erupting under
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    Stronger home bases in Australia?
    1157 12 A correspondent analyses the current defence debate Down Under and predicts that the outcome seems certain to be what Mr. Gorton has predicted. IN his brief five months as Australia's Defence Minister, Mr. John Gorton, had begun to take the first tentative steps towards preparing
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  • Business Times
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      How do we fare after currency crisis
      762 13 How do we fare after currency crisis By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ]M ALAYSIA and SinITI gapore are affected in different ways by the working out of the international monetary crisis. The floating of the yen, the US dollar and the deutsch mark as well as many other currencies are likely
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      American firms to invest $42 bil. overseas
      188 13 American firms to invest $42 bil. overseas >JEW YORK: American industrial c o rporations plan to invest more than US$l4 billion ($42 billion) in property, plant and equipment outside the U.S. this year— and even more is projected for 1972 and 1973. according to McGaw-Hill publications. The 1971 figure represents
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      N.M.G. contestants get off to bad start in round two
      753 13 N.M.G. contestants get off to bad start in round two world monetary crisis seems to have made its mark on the National Management Game in Singapore, dark clouds loomed over the first trading period of round two leaving most teams in the financial doldrums. Beginning from period O again, most
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      SEACORP TODAY
      402 13 THE mystery buyer of South East Asia Development Corporation came forward over the weekend and revealed it has purchased over a period a 37.85 per cent stake in the company. Buyer was Malaysian Internat i o n a 1 Merchant Bankers, recently incorporated in Malaysia. Buyers, on behalf
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    • CITY TALK
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        Talking point
        148 13 SINCE Business Times was started the Stock Exchange has been under Are. It took time, but eventually members of the exchange saw reason and tightened up their rules for member firms and companies listed on the exchange. Unfortunately some of the rules for companies wishing to be listed
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      STORE BUILDS SOUTH-EAST ASIA'S FIRST SHIP LOADER
      607 13 STORE BUILDS SOUTH-EAST ASIA'S FIRST SHIP LOADER IIARWELD EniTl gineers, in a joint venture with Westbank, is now building in Singapore a ship loader the first of its kind to be built in South-east Asia which when completed, it is believed, will be the biggest built in Asia. Sceptics had
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      106 13 Holl-morked 18 carat yellow gold The ST DUPONT collection of fine jewelry butane lighters, reflecting almost a century of superb craftsmanship, offers the ultimate accessory for both men and women. The sixteen models of the standard ST. DUPONT collection in 20 micron gold, 30 micron silver plate and genuine Chinese
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      191 13 INSIDE $10 million hotel in Singapore to oprn In "Uaget; API tnm for hotel chain talk* in Kuala Lumpur; Management column; Malaysian cabin for East African prc-ject; People in business. Page 14. Businrvs Times portfolio; Overseas market reports; Local market; Commodities: New York market: Weekly share analysis and other closing
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Senior manager plays vital role in progress of staff under his charge
      896 14 Senior manager plays vital role in progress of staff under his charge GEORGIE LEE JT IS not uncommon thai the general preoccupation of many a manager is restricted to performing one's bare lask with the subsequent neglect of developing the managerial capabilities of his subordinates. For example, take this typical
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      $10m hotel in S'pore to open in stages
      442 14  - $10m hotel in S'pore to open in stages MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE'S latest multi-million dollar hotel. Hotel New Hongkong, will be opened in stages. First to be opened for business was its richly decorated 24--hour coffee house on the ground floor on Saturday. The hotel will start accepting guests
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      285 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Julian Nayar has joined Robert Gray, a management consulting firm, as head of the Industrial engineering and operations research division. He will help expand the company's services to meet management know-how demands created by the rapid economic growth in South-east Asia. Prior to joining Robert Gray.
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      API team for hote chain talks in KL
      157 14  -  HENRY CHANG By A TOP level team from Asian Pacific International, the recently established Australian company which plans to build a chain of hotels and tourist facilities in Asian and Pacific countries, is expected in Kuala Lumpur within a fortnight for negotiations.
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      Made in-Malaysia cables for E. African project
      156 14 MALAYAN Cables i?1 expects soon to ship out the third consignment of insulated telephone drop wire to Dar-es-Sa-laam and Mombasa for the East African Post and Telecommunications Corporation which is building a Nairobi Kampala Dar-es-Salaam telephone link. The consignment worth an estimated $47,000.
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      266 14 Mrs. Cynthia Castle -Hammond is having an affair with Lufthansa. II o dll I s j^^^SßK^ over the world: I Some people might call Mrs. W^Km^t^. *-"JBk Hammond flighty. Not Lufthansa. W^r^ 4P^M We find her single-minded and f| dMA-i-KM I~^B i devoted. She has been known to M -jj
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      215 14 inuEsr now in smcnpoßE PROCRESS FUnD nnn receive your muioenn cheque on 31st October, 1971 This is your opportunity to have an interest in over twenty-five major companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore and make your money grow. Singapore Progress Fund was launched on 16th March.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      918 15 AS a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore The years highs and lows are followed by the week's movements in price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1131 15 rpifE following; is a list of revised quotations for counter* not included in the above anahsis (or the week up to Friday Sept. 3 with prirr movements based on a comparison of last sales on August 27 and Sept. 3 shown in hiarkrtK. INDISTRIALS 11. 1.. B.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      36 15 Xl Hill I! TIN (per kilo) (per picul) Aug. 30. 88.50 cts $623.00 31. Closed Closed Sept. 1. 101.25 cts $623.00 2. 99.25 Cts $626. 12 i 3. ICO 00 cts $630.12.. 4. J627.12'-
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      189 15 Ti.i- J>. rowing company meetings an- au«: Island St Peninsular Development i>hu.: Sept. 11, 12 noon, Registered Office, list. Floon, Ban Hia Lee Bank Chambers, Beach Street, Penang. Haw Par Bros. International: Sept. 15, 11. CO a.m., Jurong Kocm, Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore. Malaysian Wood Wool Products Bhd. Sept.
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      Gold markets
      56 15 Spore (2) ISS.SO 157.40 in Kxport price in non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers price* In Singapore dollars per tael. Friday 1 •U.I. London 41.70 Beirut 42.00 Hongkong 43.22 Zurich U.BOB 41.R3S Karl* 42 56 Spore (1> 42.923 S Thurirtay SU.S. 41.373 41.67 42.90
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      PALM OIL
      204 15 In London on Friday the prlcrs of Malayan 5 per rent CIX UK/N European ports in bulk, Merlin* per lonic ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at 1 K cms sellers (unchanged). THE portfolio Is In a bit of jamb at the moment for share prices are In a
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      DELAYED DEALS
      56 15 rpilE week's tout delayed transactions in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage in brackets. Aug. 30 862.000 (35.12 per cent) 31 340.000 (24.01 per cent) Sept. 1492.000 (23.87 percent) 2 705 000 32.68 per cent 3 584.000 27.04 per cent > The week's
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      Copper prices
      36 15 London copper prices on Friday (previous In brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer £147 50 U-UT.chii. seller £44*1.00 (£44><.00): Three Months buyer £437. 0 d U457.00). seller £457. .V1 (£457.50). Marker tent: Steady talcs: 5.125 tons.
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      Asian dollar
      66 15 ►"THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of USS2S.COO and abeve 1 mth 9 1 Bto 9 14, 2 mths 8 7 Bto 9 3 IG-; 3 mths 8 7 Bto 9 18', f-mths 8 11 16 to 8
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      Hong Kong rates
      30 15 Horn: Konic on S.iturdny DM US dollar was quoted at 5.HR50 for T.T. and 5.58 for cash. Sterling was quoted at 14.51 and •ne tael Hold :it
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      New York
      242 15 NEW YORK. Pri— A late rally pushed the market sharply higher at the close. The New York Stock Exchange tape ran two minifies late at the bell. several factors helped the market advance, including a (.rntral Motors statement that its 123 per cent rise in car sales in
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      Indices
      68 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 1110 Thursday 71.33 Week ago 71.89 RUBBERS Friday 210.71 Thursday 209.88 Week ago 209.92 OILS Friday 333.36 Thursday 333.64 Week a«o 340.11 INDI'STRIALS Friday 417.5 Thursday 418.9 Week ago 416.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 912.75 Thursday 900.63 Week ago 908.15 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday
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      SMR BUSINESS
      103 15 HPHE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released t:* x following Information In respect of business transacted In S.M.R. for the week ending Sept. 3. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. SMR SCV September One ton Pallets 3.00 cents premium
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      Local Stock Indices
      59 15 Industrials: Hotels: Properties: Tins: v rubbers Aug. 30 AUf. 31 Sept. I 179.31 179.60 180.25 77.50 77.38 77.34 132.74 132.02 132.26 97.51 97.4X 97.43 119.35 119.41 119.68 Dec 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 s 10U t Dec. 29, 196? 100 Sept. 2 180.88 77.26 132.26
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      Dividends announced
      47 15 Ben Co. G. E. Life Knthmans S'pura Building Temerioh Rubber I Current payment ft* 11% Date Total for payable the year Oct. 22 5% Oct. 30 Dec. 1 17.5% Sept. 30 Mtft t Interim Total for previous year 5^ 2K r 17.5^ Nil 23«Tf 1
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      112 15 rill following list of storks fives the ten most dealt in last week. The list gives tho turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. Name Turnover Price High I*>w '000 Sept. 3 1970. 71 Far East-Levingston 2.418
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      151 15 NET PROFIT TO-DATE FROM Sale of Investments $7,496.90 Less: Loss on Sale of Investments 241.30) Dividends Received.. 1.121.50 $8,377.10 Units Purchase Total Friday Profit to Price Cost Close Date I 9 I Berjaya Kawat 1.000 1.25 1.268.40 1.27 160 Empat Nombor 5.000 326 16.531.00 3.14 (831.00) Esso
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      Peking mission's deal jolts rubber market
      228 15 AFTER the previous week's press reports that China was basically interested in lower grade rubber last weekend China-Malay-sian joint communique stating "China has agreed to purchase 40,--030 tons of rubber promptly," together with the statement by Tengku Razalelgh. chairman of Pernas 'National Corporation), that
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      Singapore produce
      353 15 SENTIMENT remained generally dull in the Singapore produce market last week. Among the factors affecting trade were the present uncertainties brought on by the recent Nixon package, the ccmlng U.S. dock strike and the relatively hleher prices ruling In Singapore. In the coffee sector, the longn waited 1.C.0.
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      LOCAL MARKET
      245 15 rTtflK Stock Exchange of X Malaysia and Singapore last week went through another period of dull trading, characterised by small turnovers and narrow price movements. The trend was generally uncertain. As observers saw it. the market was just marking time. While it was agreed that the overbought positions
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      227 15 LONDON: Wage demands from industry and monetary uncertainty made for a subdued start to the week, but Thursdays unexpected one point cut in the Bank Rate and the record August rise In UK official reserve figures prompted a recovery In most Issues as the week closed. Fridays
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      262 15 GENERAL MANAGER The Committee of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore invites applications for the position of General Manager of the Exchange. 2. The General Manager reports to the Committee and will direct the operations of the Exchange. He will implement policy decisions and play a major role in
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      591 16 jf I M W COATINGS (S) PTE LTD Jt'RONG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE We require a high-powered Sales Executive lor our newly-created position of: SALES MANAGER THE MAN: Should be a Singapore citizen and be between the age ol 28-40 years old He should have a Rood tertiary education preferably a
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      678 16 An International Food Manufacturing Company requires applications from Malaysian Citizens holding the following qualifications:DRAUGHTSMAN (Mechanical) Age 24 28, with Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent Technical Institute qualification and at least 4 years experience In draughtsmanship. MECHANICAL FITTER Age 24 30, with minimum LC.E. education and at least 5 years practical
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      685 16 LEMBAGA PERBUROHAN PELABOHAN (PORT LABOUR BOARD) PULAU PINANG NOTICE REGISTRATION OF CARGOHANDLERS ANU EMPLOYERS OF CARGO -HANDLERS WHEREAS the Minister of Labour and Manpower has. vide P.U. (A) 252 of 29th July. 1971. varied the Port Workers (Regulation of Employment! Scheme. 1965. to Include CARGO-HAND-LERS employed In the Pert of
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      747 16 HUME INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at Its Registered Office. Jalan 219, off Federal Highway. Petallng Jaya, Selangor at 12.30 p.m. on Wednesday. 29th September. 1971 for the following purposes: 1.
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      1064 16 THE TEMERLOH RUBBER j DALAM MAHKAMAH TINGGI ESTATES BERHAD TANAH MELAYU (incorporated In Malay*) DI- JOHORE BAHRU. NOTICE TO MEMBERS Dalam Perkara Kebankrapan hereby yen that t (Kuala Lumpur) No. 254/70. tn fifty-seventh annual general Ber: Yeo w Tai Chang <• Eu Tai meeting of the company to be Chang
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    Lee: S'pore can beat the pull-out
    1421 17 SINGAPORE, Sunday ECONOMIC problems caused by British military pullout conld Ik' overcome hv MarchApril next year. The Prime Minister said he was optimistic of overcoming those problems because there was a climate of confidence. He said the people were aware that certain adjustments must
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    THE SKY IS THEIR LIMIT
    148 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. The dizzy heights have always been a challenge to these five girls. Giving them the chance to experience it is Pakistan International Airlines, which has selected them from some 300 applicants aspiring to be flight stewardesses. So you'll not see nurses Blossom Gay.
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    HOW THE YOUTH CAN HELP TACKLE PROBLEMS
    212 17 HOW THE YOUTH CAN HELP TACKLE PROBLEMS SINGAPORE, Sun. The youth of Singapore should develop an awareness of the four principal problems of the Republic so that they may be able to play their role better In its future progress. Making this call at the prize-giving and speech day of
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    US Pacific Navy chief due today
    75 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. Admiral John S. McCain Jr.. United States Com-mander-ln-Chief, Pacific, will arrive here from Honolulu tomorrow on the first leg of a South-east Asian tour. He will attend a lunch given by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, on Tuesday. He will
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    30 sign up
    30 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thirty girls. Including seven Chinese, have signed up for the Deepavall Queen contest sponsored by Toray for the Singapore Indian Film, Arts and Dramatic Society.
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      121 17 Holman has it! ;.^---2t 55£. f j TO V I mm. 1,,,,. H b^bV. ■Bb^^^^bl bk Jr^ a complete range of portable rotary air compressors And Hargill can give you immediate de- negligible maintenance is required. Hoilivery! Anything from a 125 cubic feet man Compressors have a reputation for per
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      962 17 On your TV and Radio 5 P.M. Programme Summary 8.05 Programme Summary m 505 Pok Amai2 8 11 Ironside M P M Opening and General Association 5 35 Shaman 9 00 News Hospital 7.40 News and Newsreel in Chinese 600 News 915 Peristiwa 3-H lndian Classical Dance 1.05 Combat Nothing
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      Then the waitress began blowing into the chopstick envelopes
      230 18 Then the waitress began blowing into the chopstick envelopes JWISH to draw the attention of readers in general and restaurant managers in particular, to an Incident which I witnessed. One evening, my family and I had a meal In one of the so-called nice cozy snack bars in Katong. Upon
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      83 18 T REFER to the letter by Mr. Andrew Ng (ST., Aug. 27) entitled "Apa lnl? asked the gate keeper." I would like to point out to Mr. Ng that the souvenir badges given to all participants local and foreign are strictly for commemorative purposes. They are by no means a
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      47 18 IN the interests of public safety, may I request the appropriate authority to inspect the wooden steps of the pedestrian bridge spanning Collyer Quay? Some of them are loose; some, indeed, have lost a number of bolts and are, I consider, a safety hazard. LTS. Singapore 11.
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      Who says it's easy money being a private nurse
      414 18 Who says it's easy money being a private nurse I FEEL compelled to 1 reply to Mr. G. Kandasamy's comments (S.T., Aug. 3) on private nursing. His statement that 15 working days would "net a private nurse more than what a Sister in a hospital earns," would tend to give
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      75 18 11TOULD the authorities TT concerned please Uke a look at the terrible copdition of Lorong Ampas. Recently this narrow road began to sink rapidly on both the right and the left han4 sides, leaving the centre portion standing very much higher than the two sides. ir the authorities do not
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      IT'S STILL BETTER THAN RICE
      144 18 IT'S STILL BETTER THAN RICE REFER tD your corres- pondent, "An Arian" (S.T., Aug. 20), who claimed that the Government had neglected some campaigns which they started a few years back. In a reply from the Ministry. I Uarnt that the "Eat Wheat" campaign was introduced due to the shortage
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      It's not true the morning shift nurses gave little attention
      362 18 It's not true the morning shift nurses gave little attention The boy who died in Ward 14A says the General Hospital I REFER to the letter (S.T., July 27) on tbe death of a boy in Ward 14A of Out tim Road General Hospital. The accusation that very little attention
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      30 18 0 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.
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      112 18 PLEASE refer to the letter by Yeo Kirn Whatt (ST., Aug. 24). Flats in block 35. Tanglin Halt Road have not been offered for sale to sitting tenants as the majority of them Indicated that they did not wish to purchase the flats. However, those tenants who
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      104 18 1 REFER to the letter by "H Floor (Block 152)" (ST., Aug 30). We wish to inform the writer that block 152 is a recently completed block and is still under the contract's retention period. When the complaint was received by the Area Office, the matter was immediately referred to
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      77 18 WITH reference to the letter by "Anti-Cats" (ST., Aug. 28), the suggestion to licence cats is not practical as cats are much more agile than dogs and are therefore difficult to catch. The Primary Production Department wishes to urge all cat owners to keep their pets under proper control. Any
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      KEEPING CHECK ON THOSE BAD DRIVERS
      263 18 KEEPING CHECK ON THOSE BAD DRIVERS \(\N Thursday morning at ."-'about 8.20 a woman fell from a ÜBC bus at the Bukit Timah bus stop (just before Newton Circus). Fortunately the accident was not serious as she was not that "old" and "weak." As a result she only suffered a
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    Mr Kahn has talks with PM
    126 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. Well-known American iii-fence analyst. Mr. Herman Kahn (above), tonight had talks with the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, over dinner. Ihe Straits Tirn/js understands that Japan's role in As..« and the world was among the topics discussed. 3-day visit Mr. Kahn,
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    Malaysian gets top prizes
    57 19 SINGAPORE, Sun. A Maj ataa has been awarded the British Admiralty Board book prize for being the best overall .ipprentice in examinations at the Royal Navy's Weapons and Electrical School in Fareham. Itm Alk Koon. 23. from Kedah, also received the top ;)rl7<" frcm the Royal
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    Professor to give talks
    64 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. < Dr. M. W. Greaves, visiting professor In Dermatology at the University of Singapore, will give a talk on Immediate hypersensttivit> and the skin at the Allen Lecture Theatre on Sept. 8 at 5 p.m. He will also give a lecture on The physiology
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    Colour slides contest
    40 19 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Photographic Society of Singapore will hold its third quarterly competition for colour slides on Sept. 17. Entries close at 7.30 p.m. that day, and Judging will be held at the clubhouse In Cashln Street.
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    Thailand tour
    24 19 PENANO, Sun. The Penang branch of the National Union of Teachers Is organising a 15--day tour of Thailand during the December vacation.
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    A way out for Nantah's 'old' accountants
    249 19 A way out for Nantah's 'old' accountants SINGAPORE, Sunday CINGAPORE citizens with "old" Nanyang University accountancy degrees who wished to be accepted professionally could try to pass the qualifying examination of the Singapore Society of Accountants, a government statement said yesterday. i This should cause little difficulty to those who
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    Less mosquito breeding
    50 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. There has been a Might Improvement in the anti-mosquito situation last week, the Health Ministry said today. Out of the 1.560 houses inspeeled. 47 or three per cent of the premises were found breeding Aedes mosquitoes as compared with 4.2 per cent the previous week.
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    QC flies in to argue civil case appeal by merchant
    296 19 QC flies in to argue civil case appeal by merchant CINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. David Gardam, QC, flew in today to argue a civil appeal in the Supreme Court which begins tomorrow and may take up the whole of the week. He represents businessman Mr. Chow Cho Poon in the appeal
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    Guides chief
    23 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mrs. Zenobia Ranjt, Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides in India, flew In yesterday from India for a six-day visit.
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    Just over 100 mil
    41 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. Water consumption dropped by 5.6 million gallons from 106.1 million gallons on Friday to 100.5 million gallons yesterday. There was 0.03 inches of rain at Seletar Reservoir and none at the Macßitchie and Peirce Reservoirs.
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      The world's thoroughbred horses —their history
      947 20  - The world's thoroughbred horses their history ALLINGTON KENNARD By THE WORLDS FINEST HORSES AND PONIES edited by Richard Glyn (Harrap £4.20). Arab steeds sired them "pilK prehistory of the horse, all the experts agree, is largely speculative. In the superior language of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, the few clues are chiefly
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      Ireland's lost' terrorist hero
      510 20  - Ireland's lost' terrorist hero ROBERT KEE By Mllinil COLLINS: The Lost Leader by Margery Forester (Side wick and Jackson V:3.50). IN ITS lone history of violence and rebellion Ireland produced only cue really effective revolutionary: Michael Collins. Against the will of the IriMi people and in the face of strong
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      73 20 DODGEM GREASER by Frank Norman < Hodder and Stoughton £1.75) Another volume of Frank Norman's reminiscences is cheery stuff if you can stand the naive use of dirty language. It Is about his time working as a fairground boy, and is chiefly interesting for the information about
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    85 24 BOEV HONG KHIM, Buay Hong Klat •nd Catherine Buay co the late Madam Ng Slew Kheng thank Church of Risen Christ, relat.ves and friends foi their asniptance messages of condolence and donations to Heart Associations. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Urn Chon'- Mm express their sincere thanki to
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      730 24 UNIVERSITY OF SINCAPORE Invites applications for the post of Technical Assistant. Applicants should have sound theoretical grounding In Electrical Engineering at technical level and must have had at least 3 years practical experience In this field. Monthly salary: $580— 5980. Salary offered will depend on applicant's experience, etc. Applications must
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      793 24 MALE/FEMALE Sales cum Delivery. Minimum 2 years Class 3 driving licence. Knowledge of Mandarin and possession of Class 2 driving licence an advantage. Apply Box A 4042 B.T. EXPERIENCED FEMALE BOOKKEEPER required by Manufacturing firm specialising In refrigerators and airconditionlng products. I Apply with full details to Box A 4039
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      Sheffield prove they are tops
      393 25 T ONDON, Sun. Unbeaten Sheffield United, newcomers to the First Division, showed that their position at the top of English soccer was no false image when they won 3-2 away against Nottingham Forest yesterday. A devastating two goals in a two-minute second half burst paved
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      693 25 FIRST DIVISION P H D I. F APU Shefl Utd 7 6 1 0 14 4 13 Leeds 7 4 2 1 11 5 10 Derby 7 3 4 0 12 6 10 Man United 7 4 2 113 8 10 Wolves 7 3 3 19 7 9 Man
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      Singapore held by top-form Ungku
      336 26 JOHORE had to thank Ungku Ismail, Malaysia's former national goalkeeper, for saving them from a rout by Singapore in their Malaysia Cup soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium last night. Singapore won 3-1, reports JOE DORAI. Ungku Ismail, still as agile as of old, saved
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      Selangor in Cup final
      242 26 MALACCA. Sun. Selanyor aefeaieu a gailam Maiacca siae 3 0 in a tnrilling Malaysia Cup Souui zone soccer maicn here toaay to quanfy for the final against Perak. A mine ciowa. inciuoing FAM's Vice presiaent Dato Harun lons>. jammed tne staaium to see centre furwaru Yap
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      Swim trials today
      227 26 T«HE SEAP Games swimming x trials will be held today and tomorrow at Amber Road and on Thursday and Friday at Tanjong Rhu. SASA assistant secretary Fong Hoe Beng said there would be no further trials after this, because SASA had to submit to National Olympic Council
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      BAS axe two national players
      169 26 BAS axe two national players By A. JOHNSON rfO national basketball players, who played poorly in the recent Pesta Sukan tournament, have lost a trip to Tokyo to play in the Sixth Asian Basketball Confederation championships from Oct. 30 to Nov. 10. They are Toh Kai Hee and Chan Kok
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      Double by Keppel
      126 26 KEPPEL CLUB scored a double when they won SOA lnterclufc "A" and "B division competitions ac Buklt Cheimln yestsrday. Ktppel Club collected 336 points In the "A" division wuh SICC runners-up vuih 360 points, iii the "B section Ktppel Club scored 339 points, wall runners-up SICC tou.lUng
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      Kian Chye erred, Police lose title
      721 26 REPORT by ERNEST FRIDA: PICTURES by WOHD. YUSOOP §PRINT champion Yeo Kian Chye yesterday made the first big mistake of his athletics career at Farrer Park and it cost his team, Police, the SAAA inter-club championship. For Kian Chye, a normally steady starter, beat
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      SAAA results
      399 26 Results Men: 100 m "A" 1 Andrew Chee 2 Ong Yeok Phee 3 Loh Chan Pew 11.1. 100 m "B" 1 M. Illyas 2 L. Shepherdson 3 Lee Wai Cheng 11.0. 200 m "A" 1 Yeo Klan Chye 2 Andrew Chee 3 Loh Chan Pew 22.2. 200 m
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      Kadir, Jems punish Indon rivals
      346 26  - Kadir, Jems punish Indon rivals P. SENEVIRATNE By C. KADIR maintained his unblemished home record when he pounded out a convincing victory over Indonesian Hamdin to retain his lightflyweight title at the Singapore Open Boxing Championships at SBA hall last night. It was his 31st victory since he captured the
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      Gethin's race
      31 26 MONZA. Sun. Peter Gethtn of Britain. In a BRM. won the 1971 Italian Grand Prix here today. Second was Sweden's Ronnie Peterson (March) and third France's Francois Cevert (Tyr-rell-Ford).
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      KHOO'S FINISH BEATS RASHID
      165 26 TNTERNATIONAL Khoo 1 Kwee Huat came from behind to edge newcomer Mohammed Rashid Ahmad to win the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's Pesta Sukan 200 km road race at Seletar yesterday. Khoo's winning time was 6 hrs 24 50.0, a clear two seconds ahead of Rashid's time.
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      Lock icon Zorro and Heritage score easy victories at KL
      2424 27  - Zorro and Heritage score easy victories at KL EPSOM JEEP By 7OKKO, with Jim I* Johnson astride, •cored one of the easiest wins of the season when he beat 13 rivals by a "distance" in the Class 4. Div 5. 6f race at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Second was rank outsider
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      BIG SWEEP
      41 27 Pool $9,333 Ist No. *****3 $2,307 2nd No. *****9 91,153 3rd No. *****0 576 Start*™ (SI 15 each): Nos *****3 *****5 *****6 *****1 *****8 Consolation prises (S5l each) Nos. 14*577 *****4 *****5 *****6 *****7 *****9 *****0 *****5 *****8 *****6
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      133 27 I EIPZIG, Syn. American swimmers added three more world records to the one set on Friday when the two-day lnterna"lonal match against East Germany ended here yesterday. The Americans emphasised th< lr claim as the world's top swimming nation by winning 25 of the 29
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      Lock icon Thailand to stay in Asian golf circuit
      263 27 Thailand to stay in Asian golf circuit HANGKOk, Bun. Thailand will hold their annual Open golf championship as part of the Asian Circuit in March despite the decision of Hong Kong to cancel their tournament, according to a Thailand Golf Association official. Somchin Ratanapot, Vicepresident of the association, said yesterday:
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      Lock icon Russians set new world records in discus, javelin
      527 27 Russians set new world records in discus, javelin MUNICH, Sun EAINA Melnik of the Soviet Union hurled the discus to a world record 64.88 metres (212 ft lOJin) to highlight the international athletics meeting here yesterday. The tall, red-haired school teacher, who finished second in the shot putt on Friday,
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      MacDonald wins the Malaysian GP again
      1145 29  - MacDonald wins the Malaysian GP again Lim Yaw Chong STORY by Tony Francis PICTURES by All the results J|O\G KONG's John Mac Donald drove a cool and steady race to win the Malaysian Grand Prix for the second successive year at the 2.1-mile Batu Tiga circuit yesterday. After favourite Graeme
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      Lock icon Amoit hits 156 mph
      75 29 MONZA (Italy), SunNew Zealand ace Chris Amon yesterday broke the 250kph (ISomphi barrier for the first time in the history of the Monza ra.e track during official practice for today's Italian Grand Prix. At the wheel of his 12--cylinder Matra. the New Zealander scorched round in
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      327 25 We require a MARKETING EXECUTIVE We are a member of a large group of International Companies with extensive operations throughout Malaysia. Singapore and Brunei. We have a vacancy for an Executive to take charge of the marketing of a mechanical component of International repute, such Executive being directly responsible to
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      847 25 DEPUTY FINANCIAL I CONTROLLER 550,000 Per Annum Applications are Invited from "Mrong' EMM and widely s experienced financial executives to fill the top post of Deputy Oroup Financial Controller S The Company: The Company Is a very strong and established public Company with varied profitable Interests. The Company's Interest*, range
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      29 26 SWIMMING. Seap Games trials (Amber Road 530 p.m i. Oeylang Dlst schools meet (Amber Road 9 a.m.). RUGBY SRU League Dlv 3: "B" Coy 1 RNZIR v PoUce-MlU-tary (Dieppe).
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      586 28 He'll let in water before his Rolex does. V| B^B^^HH This scuba diver could never solid block ol surgical stainless It'sa hand-tuned, rotor selfMt f- ililjj^Pßliß^lll^^P^^^^^^B^' B reacntnede P tnat which a Rolex steel, or 18 ct. gold, so that it con winding movement. Oyster Submariner would let in tains
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    Aussie dance troupe flies in
    140 30 SINGAPORE, Sun /M.AD in dull orange \j travelling uniforms, the eight dancers of the Australian Dance Theatre arrived here tonight looking slightly tired but full of that bouncy spirit which has captured many an audience. With sparkling eyes and twinkling feet, they looked as ready
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    242 30 US planes blast Viet posts and supply routes CAIGON, Sun. U.S. B-52 bombers attacked North Vietnamese positions across broad fronts of Indo-China yesterday and today, and the U.S. Command announced the loss of two helicopters to enemy fire. Two crewmen were killed and a third was wounded. Informed sources said
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    55 30 NEW DELHI. Sun Pol yesterday fired teargas to dis perse students who set a mini bus on fire. The trouble started when th< bus hit a student on a scootur Inflicting minor injuries. crowd of students stopped t w I bus, pelted It with stones am
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    120 30 MR. P.J. MORSINCH. ai'.<l II away J '.'.71 at Mu.'iun Hi i I Penan*, llftVflßg behind ihr»-i i Prof. Pnw i, m>< batl ihi I d:iilk'h'< r- Mr- .\n>:el:i I >•• I Mr* V.oh B«af Poh Mr*. I Biilty. Mm. I'auhm.- Wonc. *kU| In-lnw. S««-e Pine. It.. Philomm.-i and
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    Seven in chap ji kee crackdown
    93 30  - Seven in chap ji kee crackdown K.S. SIDHU By CINGAPCRE. Sun Police on raids to crack the chap-ji-kt racket arrested st suspects and seized some 100.000 stakes early today. It is beiievcd that un total vaiue of tne stake. was about $100,000. Ponce nave been ktvpini: a watch on several
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    Sheares to give state banquet for Giri
    173 30 Sheares to give state banquet for Giri SINGAPORE, Sun. Preiiaent ana Mrs. Shearer will noj>t a state banquet in honour of President Giri of Inaia ana hi^wife auring tneir four-day state visit here from Sept. 14. Tne 77 year-oia Inaian President ana his wife wul return a similar banquet. Announcing
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    35 30 WASHINGTON. Sun Admiral Elmo R Zumwalt. Chief of Naval Operations, said today the navy will not abandon Its outlying bases In the Western Pacific and pull back to Hawaii. AP
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    24 30 WEST BERLIN, Sun. East German border guards today shot a youth attempting to climb over the Berlin Wall Into West Berlin
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    14 30 The weather outlook for Singapore today from 6 a.m. to noon: Pair.
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    PRINTERS CALL TO HALT THE ISSUE OF NEW LICENCES
    361 30 PRINTERS CALL TO HALT THE ISSUE OF NEW LICENCES SINGAPORE, Sunday iTHE Government should refrain from issuing new printing licences except for specialised jobs in Singapore, the Master Printers' Association said today. It said this view was expressed yesterday at a printers' meeting sponsored by the MPA. The meeting was
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    Lock icon Out of pocket but in fashion
    99 30 PARIS. Sun. Men's fashions in France have so abolished the pocket that the male handbag is becoming; almost obligatory Trousers tend towards a tighter fit and often do away with pockets altogether. It seems that as women's fashions return to more classical styles here.
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      81 30 EQUATRON BHD. For as little as $40/- a month we'll rent you a Ricoh Copier. When you have realised just how much Ricoh has cut your copying costs, you'll probably want to buy it and naturally, we'll adjust purchase price with your rental payments. V ■r^ ■^■nl* 1 ***** G
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      268 30 Late CLASSIFIEDS 1 20 words $20 00 i minimum 1 LOOK! NO HANDS! SPEAK-r.PHONE Telephone Amplifier Speaker Fully Transistorised Requires No Connection To Telephone Battery Operated. Nothing To Install. Now for the first time it is possible to corry on two-woy conversation without holding the phone. Leaves both hands free
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