The Straits Times, 1 October 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Schoolgirls at pot parties
    366 1  - Schoolgirls at pot parties K.S. SIDHU Sex orgies at two posh bungalows, say police _?y_ I: Singapore, Thurs. TEENAGE schoolgirls and musicians have been attending "pot parties at posh bungalows, police investigations revealed today. The parties often turned into what a police sonrre described as "sex orgies." They were held
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    Girl collapses
    50 1 CINGAPORE, Thurs.— An 18-year-old pre-univer-sity student collapsed at the Upper Serangoon Road Vocational School yesterday after taking what is believed to be i "M" pep pills. The schoolgirl was allowed to rest in the common room, where she recovered after a few hours. The school declined to comment.
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    Lock icon Kremlin ready for Indian Ocean talks
    197 1 Kremlin ready for Indian Ocean talks MOSCOW, Thurs. iTI The Kremlin has told India it is ready to join other powers in considering a proposal that the Indian Ocean be made a zone of peace. The idea has already been put forward on a number of occasions by Inaia and
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  • Obituary
    Lock icon In memoriam
    30 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Flacs \v i at huii-.-t.ifl in Jakarta today, in memory of the generals and other Indonesians slaughtered In the abortive Oct 1. 1965 communist coup. UPI.
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    Lock icon Woman envoy kidnapped
    35 1 CARACAS, Thur*. The Consul-Oenerml of the Dominican Republic. Mrs. Thelma Frias De Rodriguez, was kidnapped here last night. The Dominican Embassy said that the kidnappers demanded a ransom of $1 million— AP
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    NEW PEKING PUZZLE
    186 1 PEKING, Thursday JIUNDREDS of red flags unfurled today in Tien-An-Men Square made a vivid spectacle on the eve of China's National Day as diplomats here puzzled over the apparent mystery of a government decision not to hold the traditional banquet tonight. Diplomats here are nonplussed because Chinese
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    S'pore, Japan to hold air talks
    93 1 rKYO, Thurs. Japan and Singapore will open week-long civil aviation negotiations on Monday in Singapore, a spokesman for the Ministry of Transportation said today. He said Japan will ask that Japan Airlines flights on the Tokyo-Bangkok-Singapore route be increased from one a week to
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    Nixon wants total reform
    175 1 WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Nixon wants the world's monetary systems totally reformed. He told about 250 guests from the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that he looked for "a new permanent restructuring of the world monetary situation and not just a short term proposition."
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    Dolly, the 'wife murder' case woman
    581 1  - Dolly, the 'wife murder' case woman LIM SUAN KOOI By rPHIS is Dorothy Kced, nee Campbell (left), the Eurasian wife of British Staff Sergeant lan Reed, who was charged in London with killing her in Singapore more than six years ago. This photograph from the Campbell family album was taken
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    Britain names the Red who went over
    883 1 Britain names the Red who went over I ONDON, Thurs. A 34-year-old Russian booked last month on a drunken driving charge was today identified as a KGB defector. The British Foreign Office confirmed that Oleg Lyalin. an official of the Russian trade delegation, was the defector whose statements led to
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    Toto draw
    38 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The following numbers were picked In tonight's Toto draw No. 77 71: IS. 3. 17. 20 and 47. The additional number was IC. The numbers in the circles draw were 30, 9 and 14.
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    Lock icon COURT 'NO' TO STOP BILL
    38 1 COLOMBO. Thurs. The Ceylon Supreme Court today dismissed an application by a former Minister seeking to prevent a Government Bill to abolish the 30-member Senate, Ceylon's Upper House, being passed into law. Reuter.
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    World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
    9 2 World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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    Lock icon Nixon tells jo his hopes for peace
    317 2 Nixon tells jo his hopes for peace WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Mr. Andrei Gromyko met for two hours yesterday for "businesslike" talks aimed at reducing some of the differences between the two powers. President Nixon tola Mr. Gromyko that he hoped that more progress could be
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    Lock icon Filipino beauty slain: Son of VIP sought
    178 2 Filipino beauty slain: Son of VIP sought MANILA, Thursday. y^N attractive young socialite was shot to death today in front of her four-year-old son in a fashionable suburb here and police were searching for the son of a congress- man. Mrs. Rosario 'Rose'- Castlllejo Teodoro, 22, died from multiple bullet
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    Lock icon Arms from China unloaded in Tanzania?
    114 2 Arms from China unloaded in Tanzania? lOHANNESBURG. Thurs. The South African Press Association today carried an unconfirmed report that large quantities of heavy war equipment have been unloaded at major Tanzanlan ports during the past two weeks from Chinese freighters. The report originated from Belra In Mozambique, but the agency
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      Lock icon Americans in Peking
      34 3 HONG KONG. Thurs Sixteen young Americans are now visiting Peking at the Invitation of the Chinese People's Association For Friendship With Foreign Countries, the New China News Agency reported today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon PC tells of dud bomb found in airliner
      828 3 PC tells of dud bomb found in airliner SYDNEY, Thursday THREE men appeared in court here yesterday charged with being involved in a plot in May to extort A 5500,000 from Qantas, Australia's international airline, by a bomb hoax. The money was handed over after a man, calling himself "Mr.
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      Lock icon New US 3-point package deal to settle world money crisis
      376 3 New US 3-point package deal to settle world money crisis WASHINGTON, Thurs THE United States is preparing a threepoint package deal to try to settle the world currency crisis, informed sources said here yesterday. The sources, attending the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund, said the phases would be:
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      Lock icon US may agree to devalue: German banker
      184 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. German Central Bank president Dr. Karl Klasen said yesterday he thought that the United States would be ready to devalue the dollar against gold if this were necessary for a multilateral agreement on currency realignment. Dr. Klasen. this years chairman of
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      Lock icon New group formed to oppose Thieu
      152 3 SAIGON. Thurs. A new grouping of 45 Opposition leaders today accused Prrsident Thieu of bring a "dictator and militarist' and said it would strive towards a democratic Government in South Vietnam. At the centre of the now People's Action Committee for Democracy and Peace
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      Lock icon Airport chief freed after £100,000 ransom
      308 3 Airport chief freed after £100,000 ransom ItfEXICO CITY. Thurs. x Mr. Julio Ilirschfeld. Mexico's director of airports, kidnapped early this week by leftwing fuerillas, was released last night after his faniiy paid a ransom of v; 100 00C, his brother-in-law said. Mr. Aaron Sainz, told reporters that the ransom was
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      Lock icon POLICEMAN MAKES DEAL WITH GUNMEN IN GEM STORE
      155 4 POLICEMAN MAKES DEAL WITH GUNMEN IN GEM STORE LOS ANGELF.S. Thurs. A policeman yesterday telephoned three gunmen holding 10 hostages in a Jewellery store and persuaded them to give themselves up. Lieutenant William Baker acted after 50 police rushed to the village jewellers at Marina Del Rey and exchanged 20
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      A Royal problem at gala dinner
      77 4 A Royal problem at gala dinner A iliUering occasion and hardly a time to have a team of interpreters in tow. Which explains the difficulty which King Baudouin seems to be having in hearing what Empress Nagako (who speaks little French and English), is saying. The occasion was the gala
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      Lock icon India trying to split Pakistan charge in UN
      172 4 NEW YORK, Thursday. PAKISTAN accused India yesterday of trying to create a situation in which Pakistan would have no alternative but to break apart. Mr. Mahmud All. leader of the Pakistani delegation, told the Security Council that India was helping East Bengali
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      Lock icon Priests back pay claims
      57 4 MADRID. Thurs. More than 200 priests here yesterday published a declaration expressing their solidarity with building workers who recently staged a one-week strike here for higher wages and better working conditions. They also expressed sorrow at the death of one of the workers, who was shot
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      Lock icon 'Hot' mail
      24 4 WILLEMSTAD. Thurs. Curacao police today seised an airmail parcel which contained marijuana worth about US 115 000 No arrests were made. —Reuter.
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      Bhutto: End the long night of terror
      214 4 Bhutto: End the long night of terror KARACHI, Thursday. PAKISTAN People's Party leader Mr. Zulficar Ali Bhutto, yesterday denounced military rule in the harshest terms he has used to date, calling for an end to "the long night of terror." A large crowd of newsmen and politicians cheered as Mr.
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      Lock icon MILITARY RULE MUST GO BY END OF YEAR
      180 4 of the State Is In danger, we naturally would not like to come Into conflict with the Generals possessive regime. But I ask you, my friends, how long can we go on testing the regime. Mr. Bhutto described the recent appointment of
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    Talks on Mirages Spore defence
    363 5 Talks on Mirages Spore defence SINGAPORE, Thursday fALKS are now Roing on between Singapore and Australia on the use of Royal Austr n I i a n Air Force Mirage jets to beef up the local air defence. An Australian military spokesman with the Anzuk force here confirmed this today
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    Mentri accuses Reds of smuggling rice
    132 5 KANGAR. Thurs—Mentri Brsar Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad told the State Assembly today the Perils Government is aware that communist agents are involved in the smuggling- of rice on the Malaysian-Thai border. He was replying to the lone PMIP member for Arau. Inche Huasajn bin
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    Foolproof method to beat tampering with scales
    248 6 Foolproof method to beat tampering with scales SINGAPORE, Thurs. A foolproof method of preventing Salter scales from being tampered with to cheat consumers in Singapore will be carried out next month. A spokesman from the Trade Division, (Weights and Measures), which is implementing the move said this today. He said:
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    British Army donation for 10 charities
    108 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Brig. Denis O'Flaherty, Far East Land Forces' Singapore Area Commander, will present a cheque for $31,643 to 10 charity organisations at the British Army Depot Police Headquarters In Alexandra Barracks tomorrow. The money Is derived from the liquidation of the 18-year-old British
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    Tonga is like one big happy family says Queen
    374 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. For most pre-sent-day monarchs, holding court isn't quite what it used to be. But for King Taufa'ahau of Tonga and his consort Queen Mata'aho. the ancient tradition hasn't changed one bit. "Our people come to us with what they
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    Water demand down by 5 mil gallons
    51 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The unusual jump in water consumption on Tuesday to the level of four months ago was halted yesterday, the demand falling by 5 million gallons to the more normal figure of 103 9 million gallons The three catchment areas recorded no
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    Prices go up as high as 15 pc in a few weeks
    503 7 Prices go up as high as 15 pc in a few weeks SINGAPORE, Thurs PRICES of imported consumer goods have risen by us much as 15 per cent in the last few weeks. Japanese goods have become dearer by five to 15 per cent, depending on the type of product
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    'Too little research lon services for handicapped'
    263 7 'Too little research lon services for handicapped' SINGAPORE, Thursday THERE is too little research on services for the handicapped in Singapore and Malaysia, a psychologist told a Pacific conference on mental retardation today. The psychologist Mr. M K Wong, who Is vicepresident of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children, also
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    Cairnhill MP's three tours
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs The MP for Cairnhill. Mr Lim Kirn ban will lead hia, constituency's pollution-free campaign committee on three tours of the area on Oct. 3. 17 and 24. The 22-man committee will pay special attention to places in which people may need advice on tackling
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    Land query for Barker
    77 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs Haji Mohammed Arlfl bin Suradl, MP for Kampong Kembangan. will raise the issue of certain land areas for the Pan-Island Expressway at the next sitting of Parliament. He will ask the Law and National Development Minister. Mr. E. W. Barker. If there were plans
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    New Indian officials
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. S. Natarajan. ait accountant, has been elected chairman of the Singapore Indian Association. Other officials elected were Mr. Francis C. Pillal. vicepresident. Mr. M.C. Thomas, secretary, and Mr. S.D. Charadva, treasurer.
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    Warning to mariners
    42 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Port of Singapore Authority will carry out dredging at Selat Jurong ofl Pulau Samulun from Friday to mid-October. Martners are advised to keep a sharp lookout and to proceed slowly wh'.ie approaching and passing the dredger.
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    Arts and crafts
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Chief Inspector of Schools, the Rev. T.R Doralsamy. will open an arU and crafts exhibition at Victoria School on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    Infoman coming
    50 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Mr. John Stocker. information officer of the Commonwealth Development Corporation, will arrive here for a five-day visit on Oct. 9. During his stay, he will tour Jurong and meet officials of the Singapore Building Contractors Society. Singapore Factory Development Ltd.. and the Development Bank of Singapore.
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    Import permits for 'foreign' fish
    108 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Import permits are now required for fish caught and landed at Jurong Port by fishing vessels other than those licensed by Singapore or West Malaysia. No permit is necessary for Singapore and West Malaysia licensed fishing vessels, it was announced today. Import permits
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    Smuggling and piracy cut by joint sea patrols
    126 7 Smuggling and piracy cut by joint sea patrols KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. •-Round-the-clock sea patrols by Malaysian and Thai naval craft have reduced smuggling and piracy cases to a negligible number in the past two months. "We are actively pursuing our alms. So far, we have nothing significant to report. This
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    Social security for workers starts in Johore today
    286 7 Social security for workers starts in Johore today UUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. All employees In Johore Bahru earning less than $500 and working In Industries employIng five or more people, will automatically come under the protection of social security from tomorrow. Announcing this today In a radio and television broadcast, Labour
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    Debate by 5 specialists on death of housewife
    596 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs RARE complication of delivcrv which led to the death of housewife Khoo Lye Neo, sparked off a debate among five specialist doctors in a coroner's court lodav. The Issue was whether she died as a result of mismanagement of delivery
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    Vetrivelu pays his fine, will not appeal
    153 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The United National Front secretary-general. Mr. R. Vetrivelu who was fined $500 or two months jail yesterday for defaming the CID chief. Asst. Commissioner Ong Kian Tong, will not appeal against his sentence in the High Court. Speaking at his party
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    S'pore dancers for festival in Seoul
    189 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A troupe of dancers comprising teachers and civil I servants will represent Singapore at the first grand Asia Art Festival to be held in Seoul from Oct. 22 to Nov. 2. Most of the dancers are folk-dancing teachers in government schools and
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    North Korea buys Malaysia rubber
    261 9 ON-THE-SPOT PACT BY TRADE MISSION KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE North Korean trade mission today signed an on-the-spot agreement with Pernas to buy a few thousand tons of Malaysian rubber. The mission also expressed its country's desire to have a trade agreement and eventually diplomatic ties
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    Violinist Harry Khoo off to world concerts
    171 9 Violinist Harry Khoo off to world concerts SINGAPORE. Thurs. Music teacher Harry Khoo, 38. will leave for the United States on Oct. 17 to play first violin in a series of concerts by the World Symphony Orchestra. He is the only Singaporean chosen to play with 157 of the world's
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    Widow files writ against two trustee brothers for $299,000
    343 9 Widow files writ against two trustee brothers for $299,000 SINGAPORE, Thursday A WIDOW has begun an action in the High Court, claiming $299,513 from two brothers who, accord- ing to her, were trustees or agents of her oil palm estate in Kluang, Johore. Madam Yew Phalk Hoon of Choon Guan
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    SAS to bring in travel agents
    88 9 SAS to bring in travel agents SINGAPORE. Thurs. Eleven groups of travel agents 10 from Britain and one from Europe will visit Singapore on a four-day educational tour under the sponsorship of Scandinavian Airlines System during the next four months. A flexible programme, which will include a day by the
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    Telok Blangah campaign
    54 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tile MP for Telok Blangah. Mr N. Govindasamy. will open Ihe constituency's campaign and exhibition on Keep Telok Blangah and Singapore Pollution Free on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. at the Nelson Road community centre. He will also close the campaign and attend a forum on
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    Kindergarten graduation
    50 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Madam Chan Choy Slong. adviser to the People's Association kindergarten classes, has been elected chairman of the working committee for the kindergarten graduation to be held at the National Theatre on Dec. 2. Over 14.000 children from 143 community centres will take part In the ceremony.
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    Branch opening
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr Ng Alk Huan, an insurance company director, will open the new Toa Payoh branch of Tan Chong and sons Motor Co. (S) Pte. Ltd. on Saturday at 2 p.m. The opening will be followed by a cocktail reception.
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    NO NOTICE YET FOR SELANGOR CLUB TO QUIT
    118 10 NO NOTICE YET FOR SELANGOR CLUB TO QUIT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Minister of Commerce and Industry Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl has refuted rumours that the Selangor Club has been asked to vacate Its premises. In a circular to members. Inche Khlr. who Is the club president, says no official approach
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    $30,000 claim by widow
    61 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 34--year-old widow, Madam Chla Slew Kee, whose husband was killed In a road accident two years ago claimed more than $30,000 damages In the High Court today. The claim Is against Yuc Chan Weng. who Is alleged to have negligently knocked down her
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    Court told how girl spotted alleged assailant
    256 10  -  MAUREEN CHUA By C I N GAPORE, Thurs. A teacher told a court today how his sister met her alleged rapist by chance during a car ride along Mandai Road two weeks after she was raped. Chiam Chai Teck was testifying at the
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    WAITRESS ANITA MISSING FOR A WEEK
    133 10 WAITRESS ANITA MISSING FOR A WEEK SINGAPORE. Thurs. Hotel waitress. Anita Lucille Kho. (above) 22. has been reported missIng from her home since Sept. 22. She left her house In Jalan Yasln. off Jalan Eunos. at 5.30 p.m. after Informing her family that she was going to work. "She never
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    Nine months for $9 bribe
    65 10 .SINGAPORE. Thurji. A liulice constable, who demanded v $9 bribe from v taxi driver for not reporting a smoky exhaust, was jailed (or nine months by the Second District Court today. Tay Hong Thye. 24. was found guilty of accepting the money lrom Cheok Sok
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    Talk on copper tooling
    43 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The National Library's group services section will hold a talk -cum demonstration on copper-tooling at the library's stall training room on Wednesday at 10.30 am Those Interested can contact the head of the section at Tel. *****.
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    Modern art exhibition
    40 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Chua Pho Tlong. managing director of the Asia Commercial Banking Corporation, will open the six-day Seventh Modern Art Exhibition organised by the Modern Art Society, at Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Branch opening
    24 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tan Chong and Sons Motor Co. (8) Pte Ltd.. will open a new branch at Toa Payoh Central on Saturday
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    Factory girl scarred in accident sues for $10,000
    236 10 Factory girl scarred in accident sues for $10,000 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 17 year old factory girl Is claiming $10,000 damages In the High Court for Injuries and "disfiguring" scars sustained five years ago when she was knocked down by a car. Chan Seek Kuan, who was then a schoolgirl, is
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      224 10 v i gold filled prrxn- M /jNtSf tinctively cha»«d mfW ij/m/m detign. P*n with *!#jßr jround point. jf/M JJIm Smooth-writing f/lm M^m sUinleti steel BIM Ii MJ^m' Imperil! II Deluxe set. J M^Kf Smart, bruthtd tUinlcts^H RjV •tcel cap softly Wf accent* barrel rolor: black, blue, grey or burgundy. Pen
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      162 10 I Prospects I I Singapore's I I GOLD CUP I I NEW NATIONS I I RACING GUIDE I I RESULTS OF THE RATIONAL LANGUAGE I PUBLIC EXAM, AUGUST 1971 WILL BE I PUBLISHED TODAY IN Inew nation! Singapore's afternoon newspaper News -connent- analysis M (Xj'A (A) ZSi CA) CD CAI
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    No more last minute change of flats
    490 11 No more last minute change of flats SINGAPORE, Thursday JHH H on s i ng Board will no longer allow flat applicants to make last-minute changes in localities of their Hats. This is to prevent applicants for flats in one estate from being edged out by the 11th hour change
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    POLICE WANT TO TALK TO THIS MAN
    143 11 POLICE WANT TO TALK TO THIS MAN SINGAPORE, Thurs. Po- lice are anxious to contact Kwek Kar Hong, (above) 31, to help them in their investigations into the murder of newspaper vendor Ong Ban Hin, 16, at the junction of Robinson Road and McCallum Street on Sept. 10. Kwek has
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    Spanish team to promote trade
    66 11 Spanish team to promote trade SINGAPORE. Thurs. A six-man Spanish trade de.egation. sponsored by its Ministry of Commerce will arrive here on Oct. 20 to promote the sale of Spain's electrical goods. The delegation, led by Mr. D. Francisco Redondo. export vicepresident of Westinghouse. comprises five other executives from various
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    Lights at open manholes advice after fatal accident
    177 11 Lights at open manholes advice after fatal accident SINGAPORE, Thurs. A coroner yesterday advised a contractor to take extra precautions to warn people of open manholes at a construction site. State Coroner, Mr. Liew Ngik Kee, told K K. Raman, a technical assistant of N.C. Sena and Sons that he
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    Profit planning seminar
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Institute of Management is organising a four-day seminar for senior executives on Profit Planning and Control from Oct. 11 at the Singapore Hilton. It will be conducted by Prof. S.K. Bhattacharyya, a fellow chartered accountant and a lecturer at the Indian Institute of
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    Japanese for beginners
    38 11 MNGAPORE. Thurs. The Chinese YMCA will hold a 15--sesslon course on conversational Japanese for beginners starting on Oct. 12 from 6.30 p.m. to 8 pm. Further Information Is available from the association's Palmer Road premises.
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    MAN CHARGED WITH HAVING PISTOL AND BULLETS
    179 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Rung Seak Klang, 29, a p p c a re d in court yesterday on five charges involving unlawful possession of a pistol, ammunition and armed robberies. He was alleged to have had a .32 Llama Special automatic pistol in Kitchener
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      350 11 WATTIES I PRIME j I CANNED 95* FILLET $5.75 j: I PEACHES p« can I STEAK PER lB jj i sliced or halves 29 oz. NEW ZEALAND Jr Ah A A An KEEP SINGAPORE POLLUTION FREE GLAD s?80 UNICA $305 PLASTIC GARBAGE BAGS ow 0 »n uiitii lin (pa<ke, .f
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      167 11 I lh>y ihtp Hfl K Hantlin Y'SAY MXI GOT N WELL' OVER BY THOSE TREES! THERE SHE IS, YOUR HIGHNESS.' VHW WHAT WHY, IT'S A SUMPIN'ICAN /YES SIR, WHERE C'MON, WE'LL SHOW TH 1 LATEST THING IN MILITARY^ IS IT? MISSILE -FUNGER,/ USE IN A MILITARY Y*BETCHA! IS THIS 1
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    No permit for 7075-so Pan-Am stops those flights
    241 12 No permit for 7075-so Pan-Am stops those flights SINGAPORE, Thurs. Pan American Airways today "temporarily" suspended Its sassenger flights to Singapore, following Its failure to get a licence to operate biweekly Boeing 707 flights to Saigon from Singapore in place of the jumbo Jet. Pan-Am was the first airline to
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    Tip-off leads to samsu haul from bungalow
    284 12  -  K. S. SIDHU By Singapore, Friday CUSTOMS officers today seized 364 gallons of samsu and 35 drums of fermented mash from a bungalow in Changi. Duty on the samsu Is estimated to be $14,000. A party of Customs officers led by acting Supt.
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    'Review NS policy' call
    72 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Workers' Party today called on the Government to set up a committee "to look into the overall situation of national servicemen whose names are still on the 'live' register to eliminate hardship and Injustice." "We think the Government's policy clearly needs closer examination
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    Remanded on robbery charge
    84 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Llm Thian Kok, 17, was charged in court today with armed robbery of $1,370 in cash and jewellery. He was also alleged to have been armed with a dagger when he robbed Tan Nglap Kwee and Tay Khal Kok of their watches, rlnga and
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    Old Victorian annual ball
    44 12 BINOAPORB. Thurs. The Old Victorian Association will hold Its annual ball at the Island Ballroom In Shangri-La Hotel on Nov. 19 from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. A fashion show will be one of the many highlights of the ball.
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    55 accidents
    12 12 SINOAPORE, Thur». There were 55 road accidents, seven serious, yesterday.
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    Police seek crash victims' relatives
    125 12 Police seek crash victims' relatives CINGAPORE. Thurs. Po- lice are looking for relatives and friends of two pedestrians one a woman killed in separate road accidents yesterday. In the first accident, a 50--year-old Indian man was knocked down by a car in Oeylang Road at 1.30 p.m. He was sent
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    Bus routes demand
    47 12 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Ton Payoh Flat Owners' Association has asked the Registrar of Vehicles to provide additional bus routes from Toa Payoh to Ihe airport, Johore Bahru and Changl. It also wants more bus shelters to be Installed In the estate for the residents.
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      242 12 j REDUCTION^SALE m on ladies' shoes and handbags jj from Parts and Italy. L 3 SHOES Original Price NOW L |3 Christian Dior $122 50 49.50 tt jjfl Charles Jourdon 99 50 WL M 1. B. Martin $89 50 $35 00 4 Itolion Sheet $59 50 $35 00 F M
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      392 12 THAT YOU CAN GAIN UP TO 14 POUNDS IN 14 DAYS! Tnh Ma*t rt Many I|H»| Unamuhtt Tan Co Cm Up T* A Pottod Dar wilk «t^« fMMM CHASM WtICHI FoimU 7 Rla-a CaxflTllt) SjI t Nalwal War M Pul On itht Pounft fnl' LMk M Iht auiai .««.«> nwM
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    From doll making to ads display with 70 experts
    579 13 From doll making to ads display with 70 experts the schools by Masie Kwee children want to hike up advertising art, phot ography, printing, woodcarving, shellcraft or applied sculpture as a livelihood. Each field is a vocation. And you, as parents, want to enrol your child at the proper Institute.
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    Keeping the life blood' flowing
    233 13 OVER 270 secondary school leavers are now receiving trainIng by the Keppel Shipyard for a career In ship-repairing. Enrolled in the company's apprenticeship scheme, all are Singapore citizens between 15 and 18 years old who have completed three years of secondary education or have undergone
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    The green (fresh air) schools of Japan
    130 13 The green (fresh air) schools of Japan SCHOOL children from Urge Japanese cities are being whisked off from their classrooms to mountain and beach resorts to fet some fresh air. At Government expense too. For under its green schools programme, the Japanese Government is setting aside about $700,000 to give
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      202 13 Doubkknil If Good A/ Gold says "Men's Wear Magazine" I IasBBBBBk L)ourjleknit is the new ;jB '^L\ Men's liberation IJbBI J BisBBBBm movement lade of »00% Polyester knit, k 1 "^^L> l rc^ uses t0 wrinkle. You can VA van "I?" sleep m"• pac tj£sik. Lm m a whets* BP
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      953 13 1 r***^^vi l\ fIPTIIDID I I WOUTRAMPARK I I I I IST PRIZE $400,000 I 3!, SBWOi' B7S,OOI I 1 PLUS THOUSANDS OF OTHER PRIZES TO BE WON 'My doctor shamed me Jp into losing 64 pounds' fIL BY SUE RUSSELL AS TOLD Jk in ammpkaa^ I WAS the youngest
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      POLLUTION FREE CAMPAIGN
      448 14 Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's presence at today's inauguration of a month-long "Keep Singapore pollution free"' campaign points to its importance. The Prime Minister will conduct the campaign's opening ceremony at the conference hall where a fortnights exhibition of equipment used to fight pollution will be held. Other
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      THEIR OWN LAND
      551 14 If Perak is the first off the mark in taking steps to grant land titles to new villages it is because the situation there demands it. The hearts and minds of the pecple must be won to counter the heightened threat of subversion. (And there is the
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    Lock icon Albania opens its doors, but not wide enough
    1028 14  - Albania opens its doors, but not wide enough ANDREW STEPHEN By i TIRANA Peking's No. 1 friend turns to the West IT WAS the first time I have ever had an audience for a haircut. More than 150 people gathered around the barber's shop, staring in amazement and bewilderment at
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    MY WORD! WHAT DOES IT MEAN, LAH?
    809 14  -  JIM GIBBINS By Kuala Lumpur Uey. lah, a chap in Singapore is researchIng a book about speech peculiarities common to the Republic and Malaysia The man, Mr. Donald Moore, has made a public appeal for co-operation. And he has given us a few
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    Business Times
    10 15 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES
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    World money: Gold backing shrinks
    810 15  - World money: Gold backing shrinks AUSTIN MORAIS By ATTENTION has beei\ focussed in recent months on the declining gold stock of the United States as if the international liquidity position of a country is completely dependent on its holdings of gold. If the possession of gold by monetary authorities is
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      Passport to paradise
      157 15 THERE are 3.000 people in Singapore today with a passport to paradise. Tomorrow they get the unique chance to use them. They were issued by the Singapore Hyatt Hotel for the occasion of the hotel's official opening. With so many visitors in one afternoon it would be
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      Selco's success
      131 15 ill Mi.MHr.R four weeks XV ajo we showed you two pictures of vessels in Hong Kong which Selco rained the right to salvate. The first came off easy, the second proved a little harder, but even then the Singapore team managed to extract It from a very high
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    CAR ASSEMBLERS IN THE PHILIPPINES WANT FREE-FOR-ALL POLICY
    797 15  - CAR ASSEMBLERS IN THE PHILIPPINES WANT FREE-FOR-ALL POLICY LEON GONZAGA By MANILA: The ATI Board of Investments (BOI) wants only a minimum of two or maximum of four companies to take part in the Government's car manufacturing programme which is based on horizontal integration of the existing car assembly industry
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    Unhappy year for Sydney Exchange
    161 15  - Unhappy year for Sydney Exchange KINGSLEY WOOD By SYNDEY: The value of mining and oil share turnovers on the Sydney Stock Exchange fell 41 per cent in the year to June 30— from $1,462.2--million in 1969-70 to $866.7 million. At the same time turnover declined by 29 per cent from
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      195 15 Train for tomorrow's world in Radio and Television at The Pern bridge College of Electronics Your first day on Television: sth Jan. 1972 1 Thh Is your opportunity to tralr> M a television and radio engineer on our full-time u^||j— mij[i|||iij|**" 2 year College Diploma Course. Us] L-J^JSe? T nat
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      101 15 INSIDE Teat runt lUrt *t M*Uy»l»i first de-Unnlnf factor?; Monthly company result*; Marketing column; People In business. Pa*e 11 0 Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review Commodities; Cloainc prices and business done; Overseas market. New York. Melbourne, Hong Konf. Pafe 1?. OLJB l ">jr The gift i that
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    Test runs start at Malaysia's first de-tinning factory
    313 16  -  HENRY CHANG By I ITXITKI) Malaysian .De-tinning the first de-tin-ning plant in Malaysia is now undergoing test runs at Petaling .lava, opposite its parent company. United Malaysian Steel Mills. The $250,000 factory Is equipped with eight detlnnlng tanks capable of holding a
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    Singapore makes Rollei cine-projectors
    113 16  - Singapore makes Rollei cine-projectors SOH TIANG KENG By BtOLLEI'S factory in Sink> fapore has already started selling its German cine-projectors in the local market. Some have been shipped to Germany for inspection before being exported to world markets. Rollei's ractory at Alexandra Road started production last month with the manufacture
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    MARKETING
    532 16 Cool $5m for Guthrie Waugh THE sweet smell of success has yet to elude the noses of Guthrie Waugh's air-con-ditioning and building services staff. With cool heads brimming with Ideas to keep their customers cool, a warm response has been elicited by them from Singapore's building developers. A follow-up
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    255 16 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Donald N. PriUker, president of Hyatt Corporation and Hyatt International Corporation, is to attend the official opening of the Singapore Hyatt Hotel tomorrow by the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. Jardine Waugh announces the appointment of Mr. Tao Shine Pee as a non-executive director
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      329 16 Company Year to Ayer Hitam Plant Mar. 71 Ayer Hitam Tin June 71 Ben Si Co. Feb. 71 Central Prop. Dec. 70 East Asiatic Rubber Mar. 71 Far Eastern Hotels (H) Dec. 70 Hume Industries (F.E.) June 71 Industries Realty Dec. 70 Kampong Lanjut Mar. 71 Kinta Kellas
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      INTERIM STATEMENTS
      245 16 Company Ajinomoto (Malaysia) Benta Plantations Essa Standard Malaya Fair Lady Fashions Fancy Tile Works Fusan Fishing Net Gammon S- E Asia Hotel Merlin t'pore Hotel Singapura Inchcape Berhad Kempas i Malaya) Kulim Group Kundong Tanjong Pau Malayan Cement Matsushita Electric Mentakab Rubber New Serendah Paper Products Prima Limited
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      313 16 RANK XEROX COPY SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT SINGAPORE 9th Floor, Supreme House, Penang Road, Tel: *****6 Multi Storey Car Park 59/63 Cecil Street, Tel: ***** Jurong Copy Service Centre and Showroom. 8lock 109, 27 Yung Sheng Road, Jurong Town, Singapore 22. Tel: *****6 KUALA LUMPUR PENANG MALACCA Bangunan Cho Tek
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      607 16 NEW ISSUE Listing Capital Par Net Opening Company Date Placement $M Value Tangible Price Assets South East Asia Lumber Sept. 27 Public 9.1 $1.00 $0.97 $1.00 SCRIP ISSUE Robinson Company. One-for-one, capitalising $7,459,950. RIGHTS ISSUE Bukit Sembawang Estates: Issue of three million ordinary SI shares on basis of one-for-two at
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1008 17 DID AND OFFER PRICH OFFI CIALLV LISTED AT TNI CLO»I OF BUSINESS IN TNI SINOAPORE and KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINO ROOMS OF TMI STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENT. |M BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Properties easier while the rest lalrly steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1381 17 Bl SINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded ■bora tr. brackets in lots of 1 000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Xjinomoto (1) 2.02. Alran (It 145. Xlhrd (hoc. (2) 2.05. (3) 2.06.
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        MELBOURNE
        289 17 ATELBOURNE. Thurs.—Heavy*u weight miners received further heavy reversals In. a weak market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. The outstanding losers were the leading nickel stocks. Posridon and WMC which both dropped to new lows for the year Po>eidon was slashed by $1.20 to $14.80 and WMC was cut
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        NEW YORK
        271 17 NEW YORK. Wed. The market closed mixed in light trading. The day's approximate volume of 8.5 million shares was the second lowest day of the year— Just above the Aug. 9 volume total of 8.1 million shares. Analysis noted the Jewish holiday and continued uncertainties about the economy
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        Australian funds
        28 17 (As at Sept. 28) Fund of Aust. sterling A«3.93 Fund of Aust. (U8 Dollar) A(2.gl (As at Sept 24) Real Estat- Fund of Aust. A 17.05
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        Indices
        73 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 70.79 Tuesday 7079 Week ago 70 58 RUBBERS Wednesday 230.04 Tuesday 229.96 Week ago 232 57 OILS Wednesday 330 5C Tuesday 329.80 Week ago 333.27 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 413.7 Tuesday 4175 Week ago 424.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 883 83 Tuesday 884.42 Week ago 893
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        Exchange rates
        172 17 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced thesi 1 best aureed merchant rates as at Sept. 30. I ural dollars to one unit Selling Buying 'I Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD sterling Pound 7 3850 7.3525 7.3401 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3.4100 3.3901 Canadian Dollar 2.9575 2.9175
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        HONG KONG
        188 17 HONO KONG, Thurs. The market opened on a quiet note with sellers predominating. By mld-momlng buyers had begun to appear but selling presure set In again. Today s closing prices in Hon* Kon* dollars and cents followed by the differences on yesterday's prices. p Amal. Rubb«r 2.72J Bank
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 17 On the free •■•lunge market In Honi Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at S.ftSSO for T.T. and 3.4373 for (ash. Sterling was quoted at 14.39 and one tael of gold at 308.29.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      154 17 Rises C and C $344 +.12 T'tonf Sec. $3.16 +.10 Cold Store $3.42 +.10 M. Cables $2.15 +.07 M. Glass $1.04 +.06 E. N. E. $3.36 +.06 Hume Pref. $2.05 +.05 P.E.G.I. $2.12 +.05 Mega Chem. $0.89 +.04 Bent a $1.47 +.04 Boustead $2.62 +.04 Trop. Veneer
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      F. Union's move queried
      419 17 NEW shares issued by Singapore property group Faber Union Limited in connection with the formation of two subsidiaries will NOT be listed and quoted on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore if apnroval were not obtained from shareholders. This warning was given by the Committee
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        TIN DECLINES
        173 17 T*HE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday sagged another $2.75 to $620.62' 2 per picul on an official offering up 114 tons to 388 tons. The tone was barely steady with good buying support at lower levels from the United States and Japan. LONDON: Wednesday's tin was not
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        Gold markets
        54 17 Wednesday Tueidiy •U.S. »U London 42 SO 43.15 Beirut 42.90 43.30 Hongkong 44.34 43.97 Zurich 42.638 43.108 42.838 43.308 Paris 42.42 42.87 8 pore (1) 44.70 44.123 St Spore (2) ***** 161.20 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dealers per ounce. <2> Local dealers prices In
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        Copper prices
        34 17 London copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): wirf.,r Spot buyer (406.00 (£410.50) seller (406 M) (£411.00) Three months buyer £413.00 (£418.50) seller (415.50 U419.50). Market tf«M: Barely steady, lalet: 3.C2S tone:
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        Asian dollar
        57 17 THESE rates were quoted on the AMan dollar market yerterday The rates are for deposits of U8J25.000 and above. 1 mth 6 to 7 W19% 2 mths 7 to 7 5/16% 3 mths 7 S to 7 IS/16% 6 mths 7 13/16 to 7 15/16% 9 mths 7
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        Rubber goes down
        346 17 FOLLOWING the re- cent pattern, the rubber market yesterday opened lower on overseas advices and Wednesday's softness. It then barely moved from the new level. Forward interest in 1972 created a little more activity than of late. The morning session closed very quiet. The market lost ground
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 17 SEPT. 30. RIBBER: 99.00 cents (down 1.00 cent). TIN: $620.62. (down $2.75). Official offering 388 tons (up 114 tons).
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        Average prices
        12 17 Sept. Auk Tin: $626,183 $626,465 Rubber: 98.897 rts 96.650 cts
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        PRODUCE
        111 17 pHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICE* PER PICUL VEtTEROAV. Coconut Oil: bulk 547 sellers, drum 549» sellers. Ceprs: Mixed (fob.) loose Oct Nov. L'K/Cont. $271 B. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob. 100", NLW Sl97| sellers. Sarawak white f ob. !>6<~, NLW $IS7J sellers. Sarawak special black fob. 96'
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        PALM OIL
        34 17 In London on Wednesday the prlcen of Malayan 5 per cent CIX IK N European port* In bulk, sterling per long ton Jan Feb. was quoted at UK (106 sellers (unchanged i.
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        Market still dull, apathetic
        453 17 rE past week's trading saw more movement but no increase in activity for the most part, says Holiday, Cutler ti Bath in its weekly rubber review. The market fluctuated between a low of 98 cents for October and a high of 101 > 2 cents. Two
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      Haw Par's half-way dip
      185 17 LOWER Interim profits before tax have been turned in by Haw Par Brothers International. For the six months to June (the last trading period before controlling interest was transferred to Slater Walker Securities), pre-tax earnings slipped to $1.2 million from $1.3 million previously. There was. however,
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      Prices ease at the close
      276 17 Prices ease at the close AN easier tendency towards the close caused volatile issues to finish mostly in minus territory on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Initial support for these lacked follow through, thus prompting profittaking. Haw Par International touched its highest at 53.00 In a snate
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      476 18 Emms ELECTRONIC MEMORIES MAGNETICS PH. LTD. A leading producer of computer memory stacks and systems is rapidly expanding ond needs: ELECTRONIC TEST ENGINEERS EMMS is expond.ng its Test Engineering Deportment. We ore looking for engineers interested in design, fabrication ond check out of computer test equipment. Applicants must be university
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      588 18 y^X/ GUTHRIE WAUGH I T*4«l (MANAGEMENT SERVICES) PTE. LTD. We are looking for a highly Qualified and capable executive to nil the following senior position in the Company. FINANCIAL MANAGER JOB SPECIFICATIONS: To be responsible to the General Manager for:1. All accounting functions of the ComDany. Its subsidiaries and Its
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      860 18 CIVIL MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (Up ro $1,500) Hume Industries (Far East) Limited invites applications from suitably qualified Civil Mechanical Engineers. THE JOB Executive Positions in Production or Marketing. QUALIFICATION A EXPERIENCE A University Degree in Civil or Mechonical Engineering, with at least 3 years post graduate experience. SALARY Gross salary of
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      683 18 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN M|bg7 TANAK PERSEKUTUAN Permohonan adalah di-pelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia untok Jawatan2 berlkut:--1 Pembanta Lnar/PenyelU Pembamunan Peneroka LeUkll Kelulosan: 811 U Sekolah Pertanian dan pengalaman bekerja sekuranSTnya dua tahun. aUu Bekas Perajurit yang telah memeaarw Dangkat sekurang2-nya WO n Keutamaan akan dl-beri tapad? merfka yang pernah menghadzlrl -Settlement
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    Prime Minister to open campaign
    583 19 I Mi r >- m T lKt jw t wm^^»mm* -»»»«< iw p- p-im SINGAPORE, Thursday jyjK. I^c Kuan Yew will launch the monthlong nationwide Keep Singapore Pollution Free campaign at the Conference Hall tomorrow at 3.30 p.m. The theme for the campaign, organised by
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    421 19 Mr Pollution Control comes right on time SINGAPORE, Thurs. American maintenance engineer Herbert Lund has certainly come to Singapore right on time. For when the Republic launches its big antipollution campaign tomorrow, Mr. Lund, 45, who is America's Mr. Pollution Control 1970, will surely be interested in it. He certainly
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    20 hurt in crash
    46 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Twenty people were Injured when a Sri Jaya bus and a lorry collided at the junction of Jalan Mountbatten and Jalan Bandar here this morning Fourteen were admitted to the General Hospital while the rest were treated as out-patients
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    Clean Air Bill
    27 19 SINGAPORE. Thura. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, will introduce a Clean Air Bill at the next sitting of Parliament.
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    $10,000 WEDDING GIFT TO SPORTS
    140 19 $10,000 WEDDING GIFT TO SPORTS SINGAPORE, Thurs. A high society wedding took place today with the marriage of one of Singapore's best known businessmen Mr. Jopie H. K. One to university underrraduate Miss Chan Mci Lin. Mr. One, 31, manartnt; director of Metro, Metrotex and Metro Supreme, is the eldest
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      120 19 QLJB OVERSEAS UNION BANK LTD. offer extra services to the public. By arrangements with the Public Utilities Board, Water, Electricity Gas bills can now be paid at our following branches: Havelock Road Branch Queenstown Branch Upper Serangoon Road Branch Geylang Branch Toa Payoh Branch Outram Road Branch Kallang Branch TIME:
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      653 19 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening Baiter is Bitter 3.02 Melody and Rhythm 7.12 Ulusan Berita 13 i" o .^iknm 7.ll. Programme Summary 353 Assalamulaikum M Fj 4.02 Checkmate A Brooding j-jj a s y Mlm mKfw- MSETukan 5.12 Programme Summary 9M Arena sukan SOS Pok Amai2 10.12
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      300 19 3.N P.M. Opening and General 7.40 News in Chinese Hospital 7.55 Chinese Variety Show 3.20 For the Family (English) 9.00 News and Newsreel in English 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore 0.2S Green Acres Hole in the This Week (English) Porch 3.55 It's Happening in Singapore— 9.55 The Virginian
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  • 'Keep Singapore Pollution Free' Campaign
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      Clearing the air for a healthier Singapore
      1761 20  - Clearing the air for a healthier Singapore A STAFF WRITER By •J*HK "Keep Singapore Pollution Free" campaign will move into high gear this afternoon with its official launching by Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. It will be a national effort in every sense of the word, with particular emphasis
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      A 10-point guide to prevent water pollution
      729 21  -  A STAFF WRITER By JHK hazards of water pollution, caused by the disposal of unwanted rubbish and waste matter into streams and rivers, are many and their effects extremely serious. Besides being a nuisance, the water in the stream or river cannot be
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      Spitting in public can cause you a $500 fine
      335 21 Spitting in public can cause you a $500 fine OPITTING in public places and roads is not only bad manners but is also obnoxious and unhealthy as it spreads certain infectious diseases. Yet is it not uncommon In Singapore to see persons spitting or blowing their noses onto the floor
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      325 20 An objective approach to your POLLUTION PROBLEMS PROBLEM DEFINING FEASIBILITY STUDY SYSTEM DESIGN EQUIPMENT SELECTION TRAINING PROGRAM CONTINUING CONSULTATION Equipment, chemicals and technical services in association with CULLIGAN INTERNATIONAL water treatment equipment ROHM AND HAAS amberlite ion exchange resins GEBR. GIULINI GMBH siliphos non toxic corrosion inhibitors DOW CHEMICAL CO.
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      41 20 EANALABS FOR POLLUTION CONTROL CONSULT ANALABS EFFLUENT SAMPLING ANALYSIS* CONSULTING The Analytical Laboratories IPtel Ltd. 17. Jalan Lembah Kallang, Singapore 12 Telephone: *****. *****. ***** Member of the ANALABS Group ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS-INDUSTRIAL GEOLOGICAL CONSULTANTS l SINGAPORE -KUALA LUMPUR DJAKARTA MEOAN -BANGKOK
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      147 21 The solution to water pollution starts with a UGHTNIN aerator! LIGHTNIN mechanical Reduction ol biOlogical Lightnin Mixers Pty. Ltd., oxygen demand (BObi 6 Newton Po t office -,ed to solve the be'ore discharge o< ">""- UIIl cnt edluent into natural Singapore 11. iters ensures mat the and ecology rerrams m
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      390 21 Did you know that the electrical system in your car consists of so many parts? BOSCH supplies all Ignition, lighting and signalling safety The modern car uses more than 600 ft. of cable. It connects all the various component parts of your car's electric power source. Each one of them
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      305 22 CHEMICAL LABORATORY \sS.\VEKS ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS INDUSTRIAL CONSULTANTS ORES MINERALS OILS PETROLEUM WATER ft EFFLUENTS FOODSTUFFS SOILS A AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS RAW RUBBER ft RUBBER PRODUCTS ETC ETC CONSULTANCY ADVICE ON POLLUTION PROBLEMS REG. OFFICE ft LABORATORIES: /<\}^\ 563 A> BALESTIER ROAD, ■K'CHEIJIAI^ 4 SINGAPORE, 12. \J^/ TEL: *****4 A *****9. CABLE:
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      84 23 Only after complaint letter was published I REFER to the reply (ST. Sept. 27) by Mr. Lee Soon Hock of the People's Association which asked for specific Instances when the Yew Tee community centre was closed. For his information, the centre was always closed prior to the publication of my
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      70 23 1 REFER to the letter from "Sick and Angry" (ST.. Sept. 22). I would like to Inform Sick and Angry" that the major part of the demolition work has already been completed and that there is not likely to be any more noise pollution. It Is very much regretted that
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      I couldn't believe my eyes at first
      133 23 I couldn't believe my eyes at first IN one way or another. I have been involved with the scout movement in England, Germany and Singapore. And nowhere have I found scouting done as it is in Singapore. I would be the first to admit that rules and regulations differ slightly
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      DEATH DUTY AND THE FAMILY HOME
      381 23 lf)N reading the report (ST., Sept. 28), thai Government is goin^ to increase its bousing loans to civil servants to enable them to meet the escalating eosls of housing I was reminded inimejdiatelv of another 'area in which adjustments may be necessary. Many wage-earning
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      When fast rising property prices can drive a person out of his own house
      120 23 When fast rising property prices can drive a person out of his own house APROPOS higher Government loans i.o civil servants for the purchase houseo and cars (ST., Sept. 28), I wonder whether the Government will consider approving such loans to teachers in governmentaided schools (who are officially not considered
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      More than a job at stake
      251 23 More than a job at stake OECAUSE of the pull- out, more than a thousand Naval Base workers will lose their jobs. The problem is not one of finding alternative jobs, but of retaining accommodation in the base. Many Base workers have been living in quarters provided by the British
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      62 23 WE refer to "Residents" letter (ST.. Sept. 29) with regard to street lighting in Eng Khong Park, and would advise that according to a letter dated Sept. 25 received from the Electricity Department of the Public Utilities Board, the street lighting will be installed on Oct. 5 and completed by
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      164 23 I READ with sympathy the letter by "Disturbed" (ST.. Aug. 3D headed "The black belt karate-ka who beat up helpless thief." In fact I have myself witnessed and experienced this sort of rough treatment by detectives. Once, at Margaret Drive, two of my friends and I were having a stroll.
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      101 23 THE authorities are to be congratulated on the new bus stand beside Serangoon Garden circus which has taken the congestion out of this place. But there still remains one hazard buses from Kensington Park Road should go round the circus and turn left Into the bus stand. At present they
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      54 23 IT is indeed heartening that our government is not following western patterns of economic development blindly. Mr. Nelll cannot believe that profit maxisimlsatlon and productivity are the be-all and end-all of economic activities. The human factors of economic development are also of great Importance as the Premier has pointed out.
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      The TV antenna that serves no purpose
      79 23 RESIDENTS of block 154, Toa Payoh arc not allowed to have their own TV aerials but to use the HDB's TV antenna system at a reasonable charge. But the antenna serves no purpose at all, as most of the residents complain of shrinkage
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      123 23 Worried about exams? Anxious' You've every reason to be. Your future is at stake. So you stay up late. Burning the midnight oil and burning up your energy too. But don't forget, you need extra energy for the big day. You need a tonic to put back life in your
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      55 23 6/7 OXIEYRISE.SINCAPOftE.9 TEL ***** Opening tomorrow the fantastic, breath-taking illusions and sophisticated mysteries of the incredible Mr. Yee and assistant Luna. Magic which simply defies the law of nature !>ui>crnatural 'f See for voursclf. of Indonesia sings tonight ot the FRENCH RESTAURANT The French Restaurant is fully booked tonight. Any
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      150 23 /**ry/y? I *> n BABYCHAM GLASSES —when you buy 2 dozen Babycham Yes, whenever you buy two dozen bottles of Babycham that magic sparkling drink which means such fun and gaiety to millions you'll get two free crystal-clear champagne glasses made especially for Babycham. Hurry! Buy now while they last!
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    Acknowledgments
    67 24 FAMILY OF LATE Mrs Gan Tarn Ejg nee Lee Tengah thank friends, relatives for condolences, wreaths, night visits, assistance during their recent bereavement They also thank doctors nurses of Woodbndgr Hospital. Reverend JD. Buxlon and members of Paya Lebar Methodist Church. CONVENT H.I.J. acknowledge* with gratitude the domtion of
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    89 24 ruDNISKiNC THAI COTTON in the latest designs have Just been unpacked at Antoinette. Kum Hing iDiirt Plats, 22. Tomlmson Road (Off Tanglin Road). I'hone *****7 S pore. C.A.T.S. K.VKRY BATURDAY Ot'R SEKVICK WILL OPEN FROM S A.M. 4 P.M. FOR YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS CALL S PORE *****1. JEANS WEST OPENS
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    28 24 THE STAFF AND PUPILS Of Presbystenan Boys' School rxtrnd their deepest sympathies to the mother, tianoe and family of their beloved colleague and teacher. Mr. Loh Soo
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    118 24 SEAH KWANC JIM, aged 74. On 2*.'.'.'.71. Deeply mourned by beloved wife, sons Cheng Siang. Kenneth Cheng Liang, and Cheng Hock, daughters Sok Hiang. Sok Kheng. Sok Meng: daughters-in-law Margaret. 11.i.n. and Catherine: sons-in-law Coh Kng Ko». Kang Chin Kwang. and Chua Kirn Yeow ond many grandchildren. Cortege leaves
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    119 24 CITY WIDE COSPEL CRUSADE at the National Theatre 7th. Hh and ■<th O.toh-r. at 7.30 nightly. Special rinxlnK items. Soloist. Keith Brown popular T.V. rinicer Featuring Asian KvanicelMts. Main speaker Dr. John H.iccii. Internationally renowned Evangelist, writer and traveller. All welcome. Admission free. FEAST OF IT. TERESA. Thy
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      562 24 GENfKAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCCMENT/PEHSONAL n<J p,,r, only ,0 «.-t. a word PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL. *****1 „nK,p.r. ,n.y „00 w.rd mX"'.^ SO c.nt, a w.rd DFT*ILS Ml 11 1"" n y $1 Minimum t? iO lor U trordJ wt Minimum t2O lor 20 words 5,0 ;jpi,!r .mil Mali»»i.i 075 centt i «"l
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      806 24 CHINESE V.M.C.A. requires male/ female receptionists. Acceptable previous working experience, knowledge of English and Chinese prefrom Thr Exrcutiv, Director. Chinese V.M.C.A. Palmer Road. Spore 2. Completed forms to be retunwd by 15 10 71 Application are Invited from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for the following vacancies In our LARGE PRINTINO
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      813 24 SECRETARY NURSE NEEDED. Able to speak all Chinese dialect* Including experience In maternity work/also typing. Only those with above experience need apply to: The Occupier. 429, North Bridge Road. Spore SALESGIRLS TYPISTS BOOKKEEPING wanted experienced or new. Apply personally Sunday 3.10.71 11 a.m. bring written application testimonials photo Maharaja s
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      856 24 COOK CENERAL AMAH and wash amah required Immediately by English family. 2 small children, for minimum 7 years. Excellent salaries Dist. 10 Tel: ***** Spore JUNIOR TYPIST REQUIRED Apply room 10. 2nd floor, Lav's Arcadia. Katong. 8 pore between 10 a.m. to 12. p.m. EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEPER WANTEO for work
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      942 24 NOW YOU'LL NEBO FURNITURE for your new home. First National City Bank will help you with a Furniture Loan to buy It right now. Call at your nearest FNCB Branch Orchard Road, Denmark Houae. or ■t Jurong Town. Dlal-a-Loan *****3. YOUNG EXPATRIATE Bachelor requires another to share two bedroom flat
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      1093 24 SBLETAR MILL* ESTATE Jalan Redop 3-bedrosmed semi-detached bungalow. Reasonable rent. Immediate occupation. Ring 84H23 8 porr DIIT. 10 E2 TAMAN SERASI furnished apartment 3-bedroomrd 3 a ircondt loners separate servant's room Tel. *****3 Spore 2-STOREY, BEDROOMS, terrace house In Soo Chow View. Thomson Road St m.a. Contact *****U Spore VACANT
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      873 24 BUKIT TIMAH ROAD 31 m.« «lngle•torey detached bungalow 3 bedroom*. 2 servant s rooms. Freehold. Principal* only. Further detail* call 321 Thomson Road. Spore 11. QUICK SALE SEMI-DETACHED 2storey bungalow. 4 bedrooms. lar»e garden at Tanjong Kstong Road. Arva 3.800 *q ft. $73,000 Contact IMMEOMT 1 3 VACANT P0......0N 3-brdroomed
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      904 24 YOU WON'T HAVE TO worry about the expense of your children's education If you plan for It now— with First National City Bank's Systematic Savings Plan. Call at your nearest FNCB Branch— Orchard Road. Denmark House or at Jurong. Well help you all the way. INTERIOR DESIGN DIPLOMA The Rhodee
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      1095 25 ¥h 1 1 ma 1 1 1 v v kXFMM uiij om if EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE r me Pen.me Siig)r«re LOADING FOR: BIENA tailed let 11/12 Ott 8/11 C'blanca H'burg/B'men R'dam/ Adam, A'mrp, C'hagen. THANON Oct 11/17 Oct 11/20 H'burg/B'men!" 1 rtta/k'ttm, A'werp, G burg, C'hagen, PATAGONIA OCt 27/21
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      1230 25 FOITMICHTIY EXFIESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST I.SJL. -cuy.y "I"*?, Balt/Ph.l k.York Ptnang P.S'ham Spore Djakarta Kingston JJ|"HON Atg II Aag J4 Seat 1 Oct I Oct S Oct 14 Ntv 3 MENESTHEUS Sept II Ott 24 Oct 25 Oct 21 Oct 21 Dec 15 BURMA Sept I Sipt 1]
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      973 26 BaaßVaVaVS^^B^Hb^Baa^H -p^Bj^fj^Bj^Rl^RßjtJ^BjfJjtJjf-iTBaaaaBBJ. 1 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, M. KONC STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Honfkoni "AS'uort €T»P.S'hiai :«B«r..:r=re 71 Japan Persian CulS Service <Ak.kawa Mart" c"ombo/Karach,/Mujcat/«bu Ohab./Khorr./ Ak.kawa Man B«rih/Kuwiit/Bahrnn/Dohi/D«bai. Tf. Manl/ Pontianak /FrcmanU* Stirvloti T| Mini Pontianak Fremantle aBTJSf r.:v:.::":.v.v./.r".u:::: wi *< 811 Japan
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      874 26 >- 1^ LOB, FOR NEW ZEALAND Pmrni P. S'nam Smnpori Uaaiaj ftri CHAUINV* Oct 7/ I Oet Auck.. Kapitr, L>« Timarg morvau nm oct Kb, wcii, Mbjrb, STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Sinnpon P. Sham Ptnant liafiai, ftri RAJULAt 11.J1 Oct S«t ti Oct Nappattinin, aadrtl RAIUU B/14 Net i! N« IB Htv
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      822 26 '^NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTOIM WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPI SERVICI LOADING FOR LONDON. LIVERPOOL, H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRI. Siapport P. yhiai P«na»| Arrmi NEPTUNE AMBER 1 1 Ptrt 4/ I SM I 'pool Ml Ha.n 911 R'Ovffl 13/11
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      547 26 gm r MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL fig SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD fl NaJOCJlaAmjwni Ku-I« Lu.npw Mj H The Nattonal SNppmg Line o< Malay^a J EAST EUROPE SERVICE Smppori P Shun Pinani fcrrtwn UNCA orkid It Ptrt 4/ I Set Havri 30/10 London 1/11 R'dam 6/11 A'artrp t/11 H'buri 11/11 B'men 13/11 lUNCA MELOR
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      696 27 •y-ME PORT OF SINCAPORt AUTHO- PORT IWITTINHAM Ril l «tt!l oUHCeD E rOLI -°W. l Wh.rf B«W" M™" Rosa Bh.o ING BERTHING ARRANCEMENTI An Vi.hfor and TJ.manUk rOR OCT H.« Wh.rr B.rtt,, Benkltlan. OUT: HoiKh Elan 1/2. Straat •t««m Berths: Olenlyon. TraveatOn. mtami 3.4. Hslan L*e 8. Rapido A utom
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      837 27 States Marine ibtmmiam i U.S. ATLANTIC ANO GULF/SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE New N. York Phil. Bait. Orleans Galveston Houston Singapore LONDON CRAFTSMAN V. 34 8«S. 18-11 LONDON ADVOCATE V. 32 Nl> 4 C t K UNITY V. 1 Nit 5 Agents: STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD., SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PORTSWETTENHAM PCNANO 2
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      1094 27 EMPRESA LINEAS MARITIMAS ARGENTINAS r Mmi ELMA M NUESTRA FLOTA E. L, m. A. SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE Singapore P Sham Penani Luliit far: OINN* SKOU H/ll Oct n/It Oct Jl/ IN« B A,reT Monteodeo OttNT SKOU 2121 Na> 22/2] Nn 24 15 Ni« HONGKONG JAPAN SERVICE Utm mm 11/ II
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      478 27 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for any or all the following works: 1. "Grass Cutting at Norman ton Oil Fuel Depot, Ayer Rajah Road and Mount Faber Oil Fuel Depot. Marang Road for a period of 12 months." Showround' Monday. 4th i October. 1971 at
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      492 27 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPt/BUC OF BINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap. 279, 1970 Ed.) THE MASTER PLAN RULES. 19«2 Notice under Rule 12 Notice Is hereby given that the following proposal for Alteration to the Master Plan (1966) was submitted to the Minuter for Law and National Development for approval Rrioning
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      525 28 (Cont from Page 24) Builneu Opporlunlli«« In boom limes and slump Utntm. th» morld con on dnnkinc ohiskr Which makrs lnv»stin« in barrtls Jf sinjslf Scotch «hiskirs an attractive and profitable proposition MM. DA CLAYTON. DlrMISi- si CsmpKsll Htndsrssn A Canaan* »t dm... MM the wll known firm of Scotch
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      796 28 Offtaa apaaa wantod INTERNATIONAL COMPANY ri'iuiris air conditioned office accommodation preferably In the Buklt TimnJ) area Minimum floor area S.OOO so,, ft. Pleaae send full details to Box A 4631 R.T. 8 port. Travel and tours NAM-H0 TRAVEL (CRVICI Limited. Tour Malaya— Seven Days 8(110/-. air -conditioned Bus 8(133/-. Departure
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      871 28 FOR CNARTCR FLICMT( to London. Cheap scheduled fliKhts to Europe' London, contact 3T7411 extn 31« (Spore). TRAVCLTRADS INTCRN ATION AL (PTI) LTD. ofTers you the same cnallensinf rate, whether you are travelling aa one pcraon or a irroup of one hundred. Dorinc 707 Charter FllKhts Singapore London /Wnuapore, 12 BlKhu
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      1137 28 RufS, ct»rp«M« 6. curio* TNI PROBLIM (OLVER Why BUT CART«T» WHEN YOU CAN RENT TOE* Rlnc us for further detail! CARPtT A CURTAIN CSNTRI (mi-aaxM* Offiaa It*. Balsstisr Raad, ('par* It TIL: ÜBMT/t Vohlaloa It —lo COLLCCTORS ITCM ONLY one of Its I km, I In Singapore 1956 Mercedes 11.
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      893 28 Sitambaths, asasaaga ata. OINTLIMIN for ateambath. massage and halrdreaalng. Maaaeusea masseurs In attendant until 9.30 p.m. Sally. New Jean Salon. Ist floor. 200. Clemenreau Avenue (next to Rediffuslon) ***** 8 pore. MAISON Ol KILLITAN Health Salon for Ladle* a Oents. Queen's Hotel. 24 Mount Ellubeth. Massage/ Saunabath and Weight Reducing
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      591 28 THE SINGAPORE SCOUT ASSOCIATION 1971 DONATION DRAW RESULTS Ist *****2 35th *****2 69th *****2 2nd *****2 36th *****5 70th *****7 3rd *****0 37th *****7 71st *****5 4th *****2 38th *****7 72nd *****3 sth *****2 39th *****1 73rd *****9 6th *****0 40th *****4 74th *****2 7th *****9 41st *****7 75th *****6
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      433 28 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap. 279. 197* E4.) THE MABTER PLAN RULES, IM2 Notice undrr Rale IS Notice U hereby given that the following proposals for Alterations to the Master Plan 1971 we submitted to the Minister for Law and National Development for approval (1)
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      21-0 total for Chelsea
      610 29 Injury-hit Leeds lose 4-0 at home LONDON, Thurs. English clubs Chelsea and Leeds United shared the spotlight on a night of records and shock results as 100 teams clashed in the return legs of first round matches in the three European soccer competitions. Pride of place
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      Jacklin in 2-way tie
      487 29 pARDIFF, Thurs. Britons Tony Jacklln, former U.S. and British Open golf champion, and 22-year-old John Cook shared the lead at the end of the first round of the £10,000 Dunlop Masters tournament at Chepstow yesterday. Both went round the St. Pierre Country Club course In 67
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      153 29 LONDON. Thurs. Results or last nights soccer matches played In Britain. Enfllsh Dlv. Z: Hull City 2 Swlndon 0; Oxford 3 QPB 1; Sunderland 4 Middlesbrough 1. Dlv. 1- Bolton 1 Halifax 1; Bradlord City 3 York 1; Brighton 3 Bristol 1; NotU County 1 Bournemouth 1; Shrewsbury
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      Evans off to join England rugby tourists
      206 29 Evans off to join England rugby tourists I ONDON, Thurs. Coventry centre Geoff Evans left home yesterday on the first state of a trip to the Far East to join the England Rugby Union tour party. Evans was called out as an emergency replacement for Injured David Roughley of Liverpool.
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      Lock icon Aoki still in front
      196 29 "TOKYO. Thurs. Isao Aoki fired a three under par 71 today for a 12-under-par 210 and a one stroke lead after 54 holes in the 72-hole Japan Open ga'.l championship at the 7.losyard par 74 Aichi country club course at Nagoya. One stroke behind Aoki were
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      3 foreign teams in Thai Queen's Cup
      158 29 gANGKOK, Thurs. Three foreign teams will compete with six local sides in the second annual Thai Queen's Cup soccer tournament at Bangkok from tomorrow. Only local teams competed In the Inaugural tournament last year which was won by Bangkok Bank. The foreign teams
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      58 29 NEW YORK. Thurs. Results of yesterday's U.S. baseball game* National Leagoe: Montreal 6. Chicago 5. Houston 11. Los Angeles 0: San Diego 4. San Francisco (lOinns). American League: New York 6. Washington 3 Baltimore 1. Boston 0. Cleveland 2. Detroit 1: Chicago 2. Milwaukee 1. Minnesota 1.
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      Clarke's goal wins for Forces
      344 30  - Clarke's goal wins for Forces ERNEST FRIDA By A RMED Forces confirmed their superiority over Police at hockey when they edged them 1-0 in the SHA Senior knockout final on the padang yesterday. The only goal or the match came in the 14th minute of the first half— off the
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      Has Jumaat quit ring?
      194 30 JUMAAT IBRAHIM gave credence to talks of his retirement from the ring by his absence from the Police-Milit-ary boxing tournament at Police Academy tonight. Jumaat has held the Singapore flyweight title for the past nine years, and had won two silvers and a bronze In three
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      Firms told: Support sports
      363 30 Firms told: Support sports RATIONAL Sports Promotion Board executive 11 secretary Inche Othman Omar yesterday urged 1rms that in their drive to make money for shareholders in competitive business, they should also build up sports as an integral part of their objectives. i Inche Othman said there were many who
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      Port fail to keep lead
      61 30 Port Authority Recreation Club led thrice in yesterday's FAS League Dlv. 2 soccer match at Farrer Park but In the end were soundly beaten 5-3 by titlechasers Tamplnes Rovers, now assured of a berth In the semifinals Lim Boon Jit (4) and S. Muttlah netted
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      80 30 BUDGE ROGERS. England's rugby captain, who is expected in Singapore today with bis team to play a match against the republic. The international match will be played at Jalan Besar stadium on Sunday at 5 p.m. It will be preceded by an l'nder-23 international between Singapore and Malaysia at 3.30
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      JAVELIN ACE MAKES SEAP GAMES GRADE WITH A YELL
      146 30 JAVELIN ACE MAKES SEAP GAMES GRADE WITH A YELL JAVELIN thrower Jaw Tee Jiang yesterday clinched a berth In the SingaDore team for the Seap Games when he beat the qualifying mark of 60.28 metres at a final SAAA trial at Farrer Park. He beat the required mark by 0.44
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      Odds-on favourite Sharpen Up wins
      56 30 NEWMARKET. Thurs. Odds-on 6-5 favourite Sharpen Up. ridden by W. Carson and owned by Mrs. Bernard van Cutsem. won the 6f Middle Park Stakes for two-year-olds here today. Sir R. MacDonald-Buchanan s Port Spain <O. (O. Lewis) was second and Mr. Michael Sobell's Sun Prince
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      PRAY FOR VICTORY' CALL TO MALAYSIA
      153 30 |Z"UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Malaysia* soccer team in Seoul today asked Malaysians at home to pray for virton for them in their last match against the Philippines on Saturday. The request came by telephone from a Malaysian Embassy official in Seoul to F.A. •f Malaysia
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      Bright Court can upset in Gold Cup
      591 31  - Bright Court can upset in Gold Cup EPSOM JEEP By OUTSIDERS have a good record in the Singapore Gold Cup only four favourites were successful in post-war years and one with a bright chance of toppling the fancied horses in the Bukit Timah classic on Sunday is Bright Court. After
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      BT TIMAH CARD FOR SUNDAY
      1799 31 ill 1.45 CLASS 6 DIV. 1 —6F t&kJblJUl (56.0C0 54.200 to winner) 1 ***** GISTAPO a (Am.iimi J lfc.nn.-ll> 4 9.00 l**mr bin lnM P Nakwn 4 i ***** IVIRMORI II a (Jong A Tan) Tulloh 3 8.12 (4 13) P Kingston 11 J *****
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      Scratchings
      126 31 HORSES withdrawn yesterday when acceptances cloned .or the Buklt Tl.mari races this weekend TOMORROW— HACK 1: Prediction 11. Better Luck RACE I: Celtic Kilight; Race 1: Parallel. Pasa Knight. Able Envoy; RACE 4: Jaldast. Here He Comes IV. Jack of Spades Tioman 11, Reaped. Fighting Spirit; RACE S: Frisco.
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      Lock icon 19 left in to contest 'Arc'
      169 31 19 left in to contest 'Arc' PARIS, Thurs—Nineteen horses, including the favourite Mill Reef and crack French fllly Pistol Packer, remained in the field for Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe here after the third callover yesterday. The list of runners Is now expected to remain unchanged at the two
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      Lock icon Waterloo scores an easy victory
      142 31 Waterloo scores an easy victory LONDON. Thurs. Waterloo comfortably heid off French filly MarUela to win the Cheveley Park Stakes, one of the English season's leading two-year-old races, at Newmarket yesterday. Ridden by Edd»e Hide. Waterloo Justified the confidence of backers who made her ICO-30 favourite for the 61 race,
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      819 29 TENDER NOTICE LEMBAGA PEMASARAN I'KKT A.MAN PERSEKUTUAN FEDERAL AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AUTHORITY SUPPLY. DELIVERY. INSTALLATION AND VERIFICATION OF FOUR ROAD VEHICLE WEIGHTBRIDGES MUD A PROJECT PHASE II Tenders are invited from suitably experienced Contractors for the supply, delivery and verification of four road vehicle weighbridges. Tender documents can be obtained from
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      741 29 IN THE SPECIAL PRESIDENT'S COURT AT KUALA LUMPUR CIVIL ACTION NO: ltl OF I*7l BETWEEN 1. Lee Yoke Peng (an Infant spinster) suing by her mother and next friend Cheong Swee Kham ii Chong Kon Yooa (m. w.) 2. Cheong Swee Kham a Chong Kon Ycon m. w.) Plaintiffs AND
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      148 29 FOR THE BEGINNER*. ASSUMING THE ADDRESS POSITION EVERY GOLFER NEEDS R CONSISTENT, METHODICAL fIPPROfICH TO THE BfllL JUST f»S HE NEEiS A CONSTfINT SWIN6. I LIKE TO fIPPROfICH THE BfILL FIRST FROM THE REfIR TO study the line of direction /^\r*7 BEFORE MOVIM6 TO THE HIT- K^ TING POSITION --WHICH
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    A bit of Italy conies to town
    222 32  -  EVELYN NG By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Gay Italian music fills the air as the smiling waitresses in rich-colour-ed provincial peasant costumes move from table to table. And their customers settle bark comfortably in their chairs the men relax for a session of bird-watching, and
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    CLEMENCY FOR MUJIBUR?
    156 32 NEW DELHI, Thursday HIGHLY placed sources in the Pakistani Government have indicated that President Yahya Khan will extend clemency to Bengali leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Western diplomats said i here today. These sources *ald that while no official statement has been maae to foreign governments on the
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    Oh, no, Ono
    35 32 HOUSTON, Thurs. Houston '..m maker Anthony Cox, 34. has been awarded temporary custody of hi* eight-year-old daughter bom while he was married to Yoko Ono, now the wife of Beatle John Lennon
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    LONDON STOCKS
    372 32 LONDON, Thura. Th« stock market* drifted lower today (or want of Interest. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index wu 3 4 down at 410.3. Initial technical gains were reversed or reduced among leading Industrial!. Government bonds met weekend pro-fit-taking. Losses ranced to 3/4 point In the high
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    RUBBER
    46 32 LONDON. Thurt. Spot 14.40 nom. buyer. Settlement: Nov. 14.79, Dec. 15.00. Jan. 15.30, Jan. March 15.55. Aprll'June 16.30, July/Bept. X.89. Oct. Dec. 17.45. Jan. March 17.89. April/June 18.15. July/Sept. 18.50. Oct. Dec 18.80. Jan. March 18.00. c.l.f. Oct. 13.50. Nov. 13.60. Dec. 13.79. Market: Uncertain
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    TIN
    28 32 LONDON. Thurs. Spot buyers £1399 £7), sellers {1400 (—£B). Forward buyers £1407 £B), sellers £1408 Settlement £1388 (—£10). Turnover a.m. 540 tons p.m. 85 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Kuala Lumpur is declared a cholera infected area
    272 32 Kuala Lumpur is declared a cholera infected area KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. WITH one death and two confirmed cases of cholera, the Federal capital was today declared an Infected area and the World Health Organisation in Geneva alerted. The Ministry of Health also reminded those going abroad to get their inoculations.
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    Court sees Doomsday Flight film
    106 32 SYDNEY. Thurs. The flim Doomsday Flight by Robert Sernng was screened tocay as part of ponce evidence at the nearing of charges against tnree men in the A 5500.000 Qantas bomb hoax case. Tne 90 minute flim was screened at a cinema near the court,
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