The Straits Times, 8 October 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 Tlie National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    What Mr Lee told Mr Sato
    261 1 What Mr Lee told Mr Sato 6 MONTHS AGO SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew warned Mr. Eisaku Sato six months ago that Japan's monetary and trade policies would lead to American tariff walls which would seriously damage other South-east Asian countries, says the London Economist. Foresight The Economist records
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    Lock icon Get-tough 'Phase Two'
    563 1 Get-tough 'Phase Two' What Nixon will do about inflation... WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT NIXON unveils today a tough, sweeping programme to keep the lid on inflation after his 90-day wageprice freeze expires on Nov. 3. He goes on television this evening to spell out his economic Phase Two. which will affect
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    Lock icon Karate teachers' 'duel' leads to murder -charge
    155 1 Karate teachers' 'duel' leads to murder -charge ADELAIDE, Thurs. Karate Instructor Frank John Fioretti, 25, was charged today with murder following a dispute with another instructor over who was better qualified. Fioretti, a machinist, was not required to enter a plea when he appeared in the magistrate's court today charged
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    Lock icon US copters rescue ship's crew
    77 1 US copters rescue ship's crew MANILA, Thurs. U.B. Air Force helicopters today rescued all the 25 Chinese crew of a Panamanlam freighter sinking In the South China Sea 240 nautical miles west of Manila. The crewmen were airlifted to Manila "We were being hit by big waves mere than 20
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    The girl whose wedding was postponed 4 times
    632 1  - The girl whose wedding was postponed 4 times By T.F. HWANG SINGAPORE, Thurs. Miss I.iew Pie I an, 27, will marry next month thanks to a district court order today. The court ordered her debtor to return the $3,000 he borrowed, putting an end to uncertainty over her wedding arrangements.
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    Lock icon Phone calls threaten Hirohito in Hague
    103 1 rE HAGUE, Thurs. Foreign news agencies in The Hague today received anonymous telephone calls threatening the life of Emperor Hirohito, who Is due here for a two-day private visit starting tomorrow. The telephone threats received today were made by a Dutch-speaking man who said
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    45-day manhunt nets a nude
    107 1 LONDON, Thurs. One of Britain's biggest manhunts ended today when police overpowered an alleged "cop-killer" as he lay naked and asleep in a shabby red-brick house at Holloway, a London suburb. Frederick Joseph Sewell, a wealthy car dealer and ladles' man, was caught in bed
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    Seized drugs: Speed, MX, not LSD
    223 1 Seized drugs: Speed, MX, not LSD SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police today ascertained that the capsules seized in yesterday's raid contained methaqualone (MX) powder. Police were told yesterday by informants that the capsules were probably LSD. A report from the Chemistry Department today said there was no trace of LSD. Police spokesman
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    Drugs and students
    66 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs The problem of drug addiction among Singapore students is to be raised In Parliament, which will sit on Oct. 19. Mr. Yeo Choo Kok (Delta) will ask the Education Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San, how many students have been found to be drug addicts since
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    Lock icon UN in the red
    33 1 UNITED NATIONS. Thur».-Secretary-Oeneral U Thant reported today that the UN., already in "a state of near and hopeless insolvency." would need US$2l5 million to continue operations through 1972.— UP1
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    Lock icon Back to grave
    33 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Thurs Ending a four-month strike, workmen returned to San Francisco area cemeteries yesterday, and began clearing weeds and debris to permit burial of Mime 1.500 unburied dead— AP
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    Toto draw
    37 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The following numbers were picked In today's Toto Draw No. 79/71: 49, S. 27, 48, and 28 The additional number was 46. In the circles' draw the numters were: 36, 9, and IS.
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      RAJARATNAM CALLS ON U THANT
      39 1 NEW YORK. Thurs Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S- Rajaratnam. paid a courtesy call today on United Nations Secretary-G enenl U Thant. He was accompanied by Singapore's permanent representative to the U.N.. Mr. S. Jayakumar—UPl.
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      Men who tried to kill Arafat arrested
      222 2 Men who tried to kill Arafat arrested DAMASCUS, Thursday. yHE Syrian authorities were today holding some Palestinian guerillas alleged to be responsible for the assassination attempt on Al Fatah leader Mr. Yasser Arafat on Tuesday. Senior guerilla leader Mr. Kama Adwan claimed that the attackers belonged to a Fatah splinter
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      Lock icon SPLINTER GROUP BLAMED BY THE AL FATAH
      93 2 hands ol King Hussein's troops. According to some sources, Mr. Arafat's car unexpectedly came under heavy fire from an ambush laid by "certain infiltrated elements." Dimensions No indication was given whether Mr.Arafat's companions, who were with him In the car and were described
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      Lock icon Suharto to cut down factions in Parliament
      230 2 JAKARTA, Tnurs. J President Suharto plans to go ahead with his idea to simplify the multi-party system in Indonesia, sources said here today. The sources said Mr. Suharto held a two-hour meeting with leaders of the nations nine political parties and the Gov-ernment-backed
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      Lock icon Court is told of – bomb hoax man's big spending spree
      289 2 Court is told of bomb hoax man's big spending spree SYDNEY, Thurs AN Englishman calling himself '-Mr. Brown" the mastermind behind th? A 5500,000 Qantas bomb hoax, went on a Ab.KB.OOO spending spree before he was arrested, the Central Court was told today. Witness said Peter p. Macari, 35. formerly
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon 'A shoot on sight order' by Gen Amin
      262 3 'A shoot on sight order' by Gen Amin KAMPALA, Thurs. President Idi Amin today ordered his troops to shoot on sight anyone found engaging in subversive activities. The Ugandan leader said this included Cabinet Ministers and civil servants. He added he was noi going to follow the attitude of some
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      Lock icon Pan-Am may need Govt subsidy
      123 3 Pan-Am may need Govt subsidy IVASHINGTON, Thurs. Pan-Am may need a Government subsidy or do mi" tic routes to overcome its financial troubles, the Civil Aeronautics Board chairman suggested yesterday. These were two of four proposals the cYiairman, Mr. Secor Browne, has sent to the White House. Mr. Browne said
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      The last laugh...
      47 3 LONDON. Thurs. Police have reminded pub owners in Manchester, they cannot employ comedians ■'ii Sundays to entertain customers. The reminder was issued after an officer heard laughter coming from the pubs. The Sunday Observance Act of 1780 permits only music and recitations. I PI
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      Lock icon Hirohito and the Earl: Such a cosy meeting
      273 3 LONDON, Thursday pMPEROR Hirohito came face to face with Earl Mountbatten, the man who accepted Japan's surrender in South-East Asia 26 years ago, and an official was quoted today as saying: "It was a cosy meeting." The unexpected enccunter took place at
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      Lock icon Vorster: My men did not cross the border
      217 3 Vorster: My men did not cross the border PRETORIA. Thurs. Scuth African police units chasing African nationalist guerillas in the Caprlvi Strip were still in South Africanadministered territory and had not crossed any border. according to Prime Minister Mr. John Vorster. Mr. Vorster affirmed this last night at a local
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      Lock icon Flats tragedy: Fears of more deaths
      132 3 IBADAN, Thurs. Fears that the death toll of 10 could go higher mounted here today as rescue workers dug into the rubble of a five-storey block of flats which collapsed at this university city. About 50 people including women and young boys who were
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      Lock icon Israel hits out at Rogers' peace plan
      470 4 TEL AVIV. Thursday PRIME Minister Mrs. Meir yesterday criticised U.S. Secretary of State Mr. Rogers for what she called "erring greatly" in his proposals for a settlement in the Suez crisis. Mrs Meir claimed that the six-point peace plan Mr. Rogers disclosed to
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      Lock icon That Aussie defence budget gets a big slash
      210 4 That Aussie defence budget gets a big slash CANBERRA, Thursday DEFENCE Minister Mr. David Fairbairn announced today defence cuts which will save the nation more than US $22 million. The cuts. Include a reduction in an order for helicopters from 42 to 30, dropping of a plan to buy 11
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      Lock icon Former Czech PM dies
      45 4 PRAGUE. Thurs. Former Czechoslovak Prime Minister Mr. Slruky died here yesterday after a long illness. He was 69. Mr. Slroky was a founder member of the Czechoslovak Communist Party and a member of its central committee from 1929 till 1938— Reuter.
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      Lock icon ENVOY TO SOUND OUT RUSSIA ON TROOPS REDUCTION
      181 4 BRUSSELS, Thurs. Natos special envoy Manlio Brosio will co to Moscow shortly to sound out Russian thinking on cutting East-West troop levels in Europe, Nato secretary general Mr. Joseph Luns said here last night. But Dr. Luns. speaking at a Press conference
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      Lock icon Bob Kennedy Jr a drop-out?
      160 4 VKU YOBK, Than. A spokesman (or the Kennedy family yesterday denied a report that Robert Kennedy Jr., 17--year-old son of the late Senator, had "dropped out" of school and was planning to marry a 16--year-old girl. The National Enquirer, a weekly cossip paper, had published
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      Lock icon Married _ priests? No changes warns Pope
      190 4 Married priests? No changes warns Pope VATICAN CITY, Thurs. Catholics in favour of married priests or imminent doctrinal reforms in the Roman Catholic church were on the defensive yesterday, their hopes dashed by Pope Paul and his bishops. First, pope Paul warned that the current international synod of bishops would
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      Lock icon Attempt to kidnap Trudeau's mother
      116 4 MONTREAL, Thurs. Police said yesterday that they are investigating what may have been an attempt to kidnap the 81 -year-old mother of Prime Minister Mr. Pierre Trudeau. Mrs. Trudeau was walking in front of her home in suburban Outremont with her nurse last month when
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      Lock icon EX-SOCCER STAR VIGNAL JAILED FOR ROBBERIES
      232 4 EX-SOCCER STAR VIGNAL JAILED FOR ROBBERIES p.ARIs. Thurs. Rene Vlgnal, French international soccer star turned gang; leader, has been jailed for 15 years. The Vignal case came to court almost 20 years to the d.iv after the former goalkeeper earned the nickname "The Flying Frenchman" from an admiring Wembley crowd
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    $8 mil resort for Pulau Tioman
    201 5 $8 mil resort for Pulau Tioman KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday mRADITIONAL is 1 the word for P v I a v Tioman's tourist resort as shown by the sketch (above) of the Minangkabau style main building of the complex. Island Tours a new company formed jointly by the Pahang State Development
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    Mustapha sworn in
    74 5 KOTA KINABALU, Thurs. i Tun Mustapha was sworn in today as Chief Minister of Sabah for a second five-year term. The swearing-in ceremony was held before the Yang di-Pertua Negara, Tun Pengiran Haji Ahmad Raffae, at the Istana here. Among those present were the Federal Minister of
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    Doctors from Jamaica
    76 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Three Jamaican doctors who are on their way to a Tokyo conference on fertility visited the Singapore Family Planning Unit and Kandang Kerbau Hospital today. They are Dr. A. W. Wyman Patterson. Medical I Director, Jamaica; Dr. L. L. Williams, Chief Medical Officer. Victoria Jubilee
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    School's new library
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister of State (Education) Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng. will open Whampoa Secondary School's new library building In St. George's Road on Oct. 12. He will also present the prizes at a school ceremony the same day.
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      288 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (7). 1 Consider cocaine say? 15. 2, 6 Billiards shot some claim as 1. 6). self-taught (S). 8 9. Ueft directly across the 7 Train followers (9). way (5, 8). 10 Signal occasion of dispatch 11 How ranks may be disposed from Moscow (3. B. 3).
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    Ghazali: We are winning war on Reds in Sarawak
    405 6 Ghazali: We are winning war on Reds in Sarawak KUCHING, Thursday THK Minister with Special Functions, Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie, said today the twomonth old Operation Ngayau in Sarawak's Third Division was going on "most beautifully." He said that since the operation was launched on Aug. 7 the Government had
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    Thai court to try 11 Malaysians
    112 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Eleven Malaysians will be tried in a Thai court in Songkhla soon for allegedly forging Thai stamps worth about 5710.000. They were recently arrested by Thai and Malaysian police in a joint operation. Several printing machines were also seized. Sources here
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    Cocktail party
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Thur». A cocktail party to celebrate the opening of Unlmpex (S) Pte. Ltd.. a departmental store at Supreme House, Penang Road, will be held on Sunday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Two pass LI.B. with honours
    59 6 Two pass LI.B. with honours SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two Singaporeans have passed the U.B. (Honours) examination of London University conducted for overseas students this year. They are Messrs. Jiang Slew Meng and Tan Kok Teck. Three others have passed the Part I examination. They are Messrs. Kok Kar Wing. Sant Singh
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    The social graces
    62 6 Singapore Thurs.— The Adult Education Board will conduct two seven-week courses on personal charm and social grace to help young women achieve pleasant and attractive personalities. One of them will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. from Nov. 8 and the
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    Ministry to enforce hawkers' code firmly
    210 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs \y E L C 0 ME changes in the practice of selling cooked food by hawkers are expected when the Health Ministry begins in earnest to enforce a code of hygiene for hawkers. This, the Health Minister, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, has
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    Govt to offer training to teachers of the retarded
    301 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Government is aware of the shortage of trained teachers and facilities for retarded children in Singapore and are taking steps to remedy the situation. A spokesman for the Health Ministry today said proposals have been sent to the
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    Water use drops by 1.2 mil gallons
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Thursday. WATER use yesterday dropped by 1.2 million gallons from Tuesday's high of 105.7 million gallons to 104.5 million gallons. Negligible rainfall was recorded at only the Seletar catchment area: 0.01 inch.
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    FORMER SOLDIERS END SHIPYARD TRAINING
    104 7 FORMER SOLDIERS END SHIPYARD TRAINING SINGAPORE. Thurs. Keppel Shipyard's first batch of ex-national servicemen trainees will hold a passlng-out ceremony on Saturday to mark the successful completion of their off-the-job training with the yard. The 11 trainees will now go on to about 2C months' on-the-job training, after which they
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    Karate for beginners
    53 7 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Two karate courses (or beginners will be held by the Chinese YMCA from Monday. Mr. H Maekawa. fifth dan black belt from Japan, will conduct the classes, which will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 6 to 7 P m and from 8
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    Chan to open art show
    35 7 SINOAPORE, Thurs. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs) Mr. Chan Chee Seng will open the three-day second International photo-art exhibition at the National Library lecture hall on Saturday at 1.30 p.m.
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    Majority support for call to ban smoking in buses
    280 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An MP's call on Tuesday ror a total ban on smoking in buses received support today but with reservations from commuters who are regular puffers. While most agreed with the suggestion by Mr. Chan Chee Seng, Parliamentary Secretary (Social
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    Girl of 15 rescued from a brothel by two customers
    265 8 QJINGAPORE, Thurs. E A district court was told today how a 15 year old girl forced into prostitution by her foster mother was rescued by two of her customers. The customers a shop assistant Ong Ah Lai and a lorry
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    More Malays employed by pioneer industries
    325 8 More Malays employed by pioneer industries I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The percentage of Malay employment in pioneer companies has risen satisfactorily in the past few years, acting Minister of Finance Inche All Haji Ahmad, said today. Speaking at the official opening of Gestetner (Mt Sdn. Bhd. in Petallng Jaya, he said:
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    Trudeau gives a private supper to Tun Razak
    119 8 OTTAWA, Thurs. ORIME Minister 1 Pierre Trudeau escorting Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and Toh Puan Raha to a private supper last night. The visitors, on a four-day stopover in Canada, were entertained by Mr. Trudeau and his wife Margaret at
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    Open verdict on boy knocked down by envoy's car
    353 8 Open verdict on boy knocked down by envoy's car SINGAPORE. Thurs. A coroner today recorded an open verdict on the death of an 11 -year-old boy, Chia Kirn Lan, who was killed by a car driven by the Italian Trade Commissioner here. Before giving his verdict, the Second Coroner, Mr.
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    Swimming for beginners
    46 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Chinese YMCA is organising swimming lessons (or beginners at Parrer Park swimming pool. The course for men will be held weekly on Thursday beginning on Oct. 14. The ladles' course will be held weekly on Friday, starting on Oct. 15.
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    Guest at Ball
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Indian High Commissioner. Mr. Prem Bhatia. will be guest-of-honour at the Deepavall Ball at the Hyatt Hotel on Saturday at 8 p.m. Highlight of the evening will be a "Deepavall Queen" contest
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    Buried alive by cave-in
    182 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 58--year-old Malaysian construction worker was killed at his worksite this morning his first day at work in Singapore. He was crushed when the shot ing holding the mud wall of a 10 ft. deep pit at the Scotts Road site gave way. Three
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    Govt to get plan to modernise the building trade
    184 9 Govt to get plan to modernise the building trade SINGAPORE, Thurs. A proposed modernisation programme for the building industry Is to be submitted to the Government soon. Among other things, it will suggest ways of training workers and reducing the high mobility of labour. The programme is being drawn up
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    United Nations Day quiz
    56 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng. Minister of State for Education, will be guest of honour at a United Nations Day Inter-youth organisation quiz at the YMCA auditorium on Oct. 24. The contest Is jointly organised by the Young Adults Group of the YMCA and the
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      STRONGER CO-OPS
      495 12 Four years ago it was stated that although therewere 3,000 co-operative societies in Malaysia the movement had failed to make an economic impact. Recent evaluations show that the position remains much the same. Many of- the cooperatives in the rural areas are either inactive or int ffcetive. This
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      EGYPT MAKES ITS POINT
      345 12 Egypt's Foreign Minister, Mr. Mahmoud Riad, can hardly be blamed for denouncing in the U.N. General Assembly the American proposal for an interim peace agreement which would reopen the Suez Canal. The proposal made by Mr. William Rogers on Monday is essentially a repetition of what
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      END OF A SENATE
      143 12 There has been little mcurning over the demise of Ceylon's 23-year-old Second Chamber. Some porfunctory efforts have bt-en made to challenge the validity of the legislation which abolished Ceylon's 30-member Senate. One of these has already bti>n speedily dismissed by the courts. Colombo's senators have themselves
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    829 12  - RUSSIA'S CAUTIOUS EYE ON CHINA MYSTERY DEV MURARKA: BY MOSCOW WHENEVER something unusual happens or is expected to happen in China, Moscow responds by adopting a conciliatory tone. Nobody outside China yet knows what is the mystery behind the alterations in the traditional arrangements for the celebration of the anniversary
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      The five-foot-way obstacle courses
      132 12 yHE Singapore Government's latest campaigns to educate pedestrians and reduce the road toll is a commendable one. But the campaign will be wasted without first attacking a hazard which so often causes pedestrians to walk in the read. A walk, any day, down the flve-foot-ways of
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      High cost of stamps
      106 12 tOR the last few months the Malayan Postal Services have been dishing out a cont'nous flow of commemorative stamps fcr all occasions. The too numerous Issues can be bad for the country and for us collectors who have to think of our pockets. The price per
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    Take-a-letter girls centre of attraction
    1209 12  -  LAWRENCE BASAPA BOOM TIME FOR INSTANT SECRETARIES By HALF FILLED classrooms once characterised most private academic, commercial and vocational centres in Malaysia and Singapore. Today, demand is skyscraping for all but school-leaving and pre-university classes. The reason Economic growth has generated in the employment sectors
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      257 12 Worried about exams? Anxious? You've every reason to be. Youi 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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      Wide gaps appear in stock market
      622 13  - Wide gaps appear in stock market BLAIR JOHNSON By "pHIUR'fiHOrT the recent run-up in stock prices there has grown ;i noticeable gap between Malaysian and Singapore based stocks. The j;ap is quite remarkable as some of the best blue fhips stem from Malaysia, but there appears to have been a
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      Lock icon 29 projects in Indonesia are backed by S'pore capital
      152 13 JAKARTA. Thurs. Ap proved foreign capital investments In Indonesia from 1967 to the end of June this year totalled U551,563 million. Figures released by the Foreign Investment Board showed that the major share of this total was in million and agriculture
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      THE BAHT: 'CHANGE IN PARITY UNLIKELY'
      207 13  - THE BAHT: 'CHANGE IN PARITY UNLIKELY' AUSTIN MORAIS By THE Bangkok Bank, in its latest Monthly Review, notes that in spite of the Improved reserve position of Thailand this year there are persistent rumours that the baht will be devalued. The Bank, however, points out that a change in the
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      Lock icon UK halts inflow of hot money
      255 13 LONDON: Britain has put up the bar to stup the continuing inflow of hot money which has been pouring Into London during the US dollar crisis. The restriction described by the Treasury as a strengthening of control measures was announced on Wednesday shortiy after
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      CITY TALK
      162 13  -  CROESUS HBH By Supersalesman CLATER, Walker (Singapore) is advertising Singapore as a manufacturing centre in the London press. An advertisement last week in the Financial Times of London says the Slater Walker (Singapore) managing director will be in London this month to contact manufacturers of advanced products with
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      Glasgow firm to set up sewing thread plant at Prai
      517 13  - Glasgow firm to set up sewing thread plant at Prai GUNN CHIT THYE By fH E Malaysian (i over II ment's success in achieving a viable economy has prompted leading sewing thread manufacturer J and P Coats, of Glasgow, to construct its own factory on the Prai industrial estate in
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      Crucial times ahead for NMG teams
      592 13 Crucial times ahead for NMG teams /CRUCIAL times are ahead for management eggheads In the final period of Round 3 of the National Management Game now on In Singapore. Crucial not because of the threat of economic storms as teams' profits soar to record levels but because the narrow margin
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      79 13 INSIDE Marble: Pruning the price of prnllfr; New MIM aeminar course* represent chance of policy; Newi from Australia; Marketing column; People in business. Page 11. Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities; Closing prices and business dune; Overseas markets New York, Melbourne. Hong Kong. Page 15. Bttft X>
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    Marble: Pruning the price of prestige
    492 14  -  CHAN BONG SOO By PRUNING the K price of prestige is ii prime pre-omi-pation at Singapore's newly-estab-lished Sinpak Marble Industries in Juronft. Marble has often been equated with prestige because of the high price it carries in its various applications. In the building industry
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    News from Australia
    522 14 SYDNEY: The president of the proposed Australian national exchange body will draw A 530.000 a year not the $50,000 first suggested. The Associated Stock Exchange has briefed a firm of management consultants to unearth an outside president and $30,000 Is the figure they have been given to
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    New MIM seminar courses represent change of policy
    404 14  - New MIM seminar courses represent change of policy- HENRY CHANG By rIE Malaysian Institute of Management has finalised arrangements for five seminar courses, including one in Malay and two in Mandarin, to be held this month. The course in Malar on "The Role of Entrepreneurs in a developing Society." to
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    343 14 Mr. Hendrik Kwant. general manager of Chase Manhattan Bank branches in Singapore, has been promoted to vice president. A Dutch national. Mr. Kwant Joined Chase in 1964 after more than 10 years of service with the Nationale Handels Bank in Indonesia. Thailand and Hong Kong. He has
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    MARKETING
    486 14 Anti-theft suit case AN anti-theft suit case, particularly for those who carry large sums cf money from place to place, has Just been introduced by the local agent, Oalnway Credit Corporation. Known as the Benwell Security Case, It comprises an ordinary suit case with a metal chain, one end
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1012 15 810 AND OFFIH PHICM OFFICIALLY LIITIO AT TNI CLOtt OF BUIIHftI IN TNI lINCArORE 'NO KOALA LUMPUII TRADING ROOMS OF TNI STOCK lICHANOI WITH PRICI MOVIMINTs IN i RACKITI VISTIROAV WIKI CLOSING TONE: Industrials and properties were steady while hotels were easier. I LBNOVER: Official total turnover as
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1177 15 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the i.umber of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS \lran ill 1.43. \lllrd Choc. (2) 2.01. (1) 2 00. Ren and Co. (2)
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        MELBOURNE
        287 15 MELBOURNE, Thurs.— Mining and Industrial shares were marked back further In dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, oil* generally were unchanged, but there were odd weaknesses. Poseidon rallied briefly to $12.50. but closed steady on $12. while Great Boulder found a new year's low of $1.02, a
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        NEW YORK
        217 15 NEW YORK, Wed. The market staged a strong rally late In the session sparked by the announcement that President Nixon will detail phase two of his economic programme tomorrow night. Today* doling prire* In U.S dollar* followed by the difference* on yrMerday price. p. -\ll>«J Chemical 32°, MM*
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        Australian funds
        38 15 (A* at Oct. S) fund of Amt. iterllng AJ3.92 Fund of Auat. (US Dollar) A 52.78 (A« at Oct. li Real Eatate Fund of Au«t. A 57.03 (Oct. 1-31) I'roptrty Bond* of Ami. A 11 .04
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        Exchange rates
        167 15 T»HE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these be. t agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 7. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING s t I Sterling Pound 7.3950 7.3825 *usira.lan Dollar 3.4575 3.4150 Canadian Dollar 2 8650 2 9200 New Zealand Dollar 3.4675 3.4200 South Arabian
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        HONG KONG
        262 15 IJONO KONO. Thurs. The market opened on a buoyant note and maintained this tone throughout the day. The majority of counters put on good gains. UK S Banks Local register shot up HK*B to $274 and the London register $6 to $240. Industrials all put on gains with
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        Indices
        72 15 TINS Wednesday 70.5 i Tuesday 70.W Week ago 70.71 RIBBLRS Wednesday 245.81 Tuesday 238.31 Week ago 230.04 OILS Wednesday 326.9! Tuesday 328.5: Week ago 330.5< INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 412.1 Tuesday 412.6 Week ago 413.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 900.5! Tuesday 891.1' Week ago 883 8: LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Wednesday
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 15 On tb« free eiatwuift mm* in How Kong yeitrrday the U.B. dollar »v quoted at 5.8423 lor T.T. and 5 8230 (or t«M». Sttrtins »v quoted at 14.53 and •n* mi i»ld at 309.375.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      133 15 Rises P?n-El. $1.55 +.18 Haw Par $3.06 f .12 M. G. $2.68 +.10 P.E.GJ. $2.42 +.09 M. Cubic s $240 +.08 I OB $4.62 +.08 F. Union $1.13 +.07 Veneer Prod. $187 +.07 Wc-rnes $3 96 +.06 Tong Meng $1.40 +.04 C. and C. $3.64 +.04 P.
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      Austral's maiden promise
      345 15 A MAIDEN dividend from Austral Enterprises is in the offing following an upsurge in the profitability of its estate operations in the year ended June 1971. Pre-tax profits almost trebled from $337,003 to some $988,845 a measure largely of the increase in both the yield and productive
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      289 15 FABER UNION Limited has maintained that its holding in Faber Union (Hongkong) comes to 19 per cent and that in Faber Union Sendirian Berhad 21 per cent. In a letter replying to that from the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore, the board says It was unable to arrive
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      -Scattered interest in the market
      262 15 AFTER initial steadiness, the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday closed on a hesitant note on lack of followthrough. Top class stocks were steady despite the absence of genuine support. The Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index closed slightly higher at 194.36 from 193.89.
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      Asian dollar
      62 15 'T'HESB rates were quoted on A the Asian dollar market yesterday The rates are foi deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 515 16 to 6 5 16. 2 mths 6', to 6 7/16'; 3 mths C 13/16 to 7 6 mths ..7 to 7 3/16'; H mtlis
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        STRAITS TIN DROPS FURTHER
        158 15 HTHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dipped by another $1 to $619 on an official offering up 44 tons to 212 tons. The tcna of the market was fairly s.eadv with buying support at lower levels from the United Kingdom and the United States. LONDON:
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        Gold markets
        51 15 Widn«id>y Tuetday •U.S. SU.S. London 43.49 42.423 Beirut 42.75 42.73 Hongkonc 4S.M 4V«I Zurich 42.408 42.308 42.5U 42.438 Parla 41.87 42.31 ■'pore (1) 43.973 44.073 B'pore (1) 160.50 160.80 (1) Export price in non-it»rlin* area* la U.«. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price* In Singapore dollar* per
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        PALM OIL
        34 15 In London on Wedneadiy the prlcei of Malayan 3 per cent CIF UK/N European portJ In bulk, (terllng per long <on Dec. /Jan. wu quoted at UK ilOl aellera (UK iIOS *eller»).
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 15 OCT. 7 RUBBER: 98.00 cents (up 0.25 cent). TIN: 5619 (down SI). Official offering 212 ton, (up 44 tot.3).
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        PRODUCE
        110 15 CHINESE PRODUCE IXCHANCE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Ceeenut 0*1: bulk $461 aeller*. drum »4» leller*. Ceera: Vr.xtd (f.0.b.) looae Oct., Nov. UK/Oont. J27 B. ripper Muntok AfcTA white f.o.b 100", NL.W I 197» »elleri. Sarawak white f.o.b W, .VL.W JII7J *eller». Sarawak apeclal black fob. («>';
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        Copper prices
        34 15 London copper prlcva on Wrdnoday (previous In bracket*). Wlrebar Spot buyer £412 00 U403.5U) teller {412 50 ({404.00). Three month* buyer {419.50 i {410.501 •eller {420.00 1(411.00). Market tent: Firmer. 5.270 too*.
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        Rubber goes up
        357 15 •PHE rubber market 1 yesterday was near idle all morning, and price levels were unchanged from those of Wednesday. Turnover was small but there was some interest in forwards. Physicals were neglected. The afternoon session was a shade steadier and the MRFB were buyers of October RSS
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        Another week of thin trading
        406 15 ANOTHER thin week's trading saw the October price move narrowly between 99 cents and 97J cents, says Holiday, Cutler Bath in its weekly rubber review. Having been trendless for most of the period, the market finally turned downwards. Until latterly levels were fairly well maintained
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      662 16 SUROHANJAYA PELABOHAN PUL.AU PINANG JAWATAN PENOLONG I PENGURUS KAKITANGAN Permohonan2 ada-lah di-pelawa daripada warga-negara2 Malaysia yang memilekl kelulusanS yang ter^ebut di-bawah untok jawatan Penolong Pengurus Kakitangan (a) Tancca Gaji: IS3O x 32 722 764 x 34 968/ 1.016 x 34 51. £20 (b) Taraf Kera'ayaUn: Warga-negara Malaysia (c) Umor: Tidak
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      462 16 malaysia air lines requires FLIGHT HOSTESSES M.A.L. is seeking a small number of talented young women m advance of the larger Flight Hostess intakes anticipated in 1972. Applicant:, should note the following cncntijl qualifications: fj Age: 20-26 years as at Ist January, 1972 Height: between 'sft. 2in. and sft. 8m
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    Winning over people to donate their kidneys
    184 17 Winning over people to donate their kidneys SINGAPORE. Thurs Mr. Patrick Josephson, vice president of the Australian Kidney Foundation, said today that it took time to make people aware of the need for kidneys for transplant. He added that so far there had been about 200 transplants in Australia but
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    Still at large
    29 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police tire still looking for A. Rahmat bin Ahmad. 17. of Pulau Merltmau. who escaped from the Reformative Training Centre In Chang! on Monday.
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    When flowers have meaning
    80 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Fan-Pacific South-East Asia Women's Association will hold Its autumn festival meeting In aid of the Education Welfare Fund at the Chancery of the Thai Embassy At 4 p.m. on Saturday. Mrs. Sunarso. wife of the Indonesian Ambassador. Mrs. Dacta. wife of the Consul-Gene-ral
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    GIRLS WITH HEADS IN THE CLOUDS
    195 17 GIRLS WITH HEADS IN THE CLOUDS SI N G A PORE. Ttaurs. Dreams of adventure, new places and faces will soon come true for some of these lovely (iris. For the eirls In their late teens and early twenties have been chosen by Saber Air for training as air stewardesses
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    $750 fine for having ganja
    83 17 $750 fine for having ganja SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three youths were fined a total of $750 today when they admitted having ganja. The highest fine of $500 was Imposed on Yusop bin Abdullah. 17. Jobless, for having 6.39 grams of the drug In Enggor Street on Sept. 18. Perumal Krtshnan, 21.
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    Picnic for 200 children
    42 17 SINOAPORE. Thurs— A picnic will be held for about 200 handicapped children at the Red Cioss holiday and training camp on Saturday. Part of Children's Day celebrations. It Is being organised by the Singapore Council of Social Service
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    Feeding the poor
    30 17 SINGAPORE Thure. The annual feeding of the poor by all brothers of Singapore PrintIng Employees will be held at Sri Krlshnabahavan Tetnple In Waterloo Street on Saturday.
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    -Merchant drops summons against Chinese Chamber
    267 17 -Merchant drops summons against Chinese Chamber SINGAPORE, Thurs. A merchant today decided to discontinue a summons action against the Chinese Chamber of Commerce alleging that the 'resolutions taken at an extraordinary general meeting three years ago were Invalid. Mr. Thomas Chan, for Mr. Chuan Hui-Thlan. the merchant, told the High
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    Smoky car
    35 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs Lee Huat Trading company of Lorong 37, Geylang. was fined $80 by a magistrate yesterday for causing a smoky car to be used along Perangoon Road on May S last year.
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      831 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General lish 3.N P.M. Programme Summary 1.31 Phoenix Five The Hunter Hospital 125 Green Acres Lisa, the psy- 3.12 Orkes Studio Kota Bharu 7.01 Ulasan Benta 3.25 For the Family (English) chologist iji n ecO y.Thp Red Clown ln Programme Summary
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    Two targets of the mission to China
    391 18 TO FORGE TIES, GAIN EXPERIENCE SINGAPORE, Thursday "fHE president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Wee Cho Yaw, tonight s|>elt out two main aims of its tra.de mission to China. They are to further strengthen trade relations between the two countries, and
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    Judge: Annulmentof marriage has no effect on children's status
    280 18 Judge: Annulmentof marriage has no effect on children's status SINGAPORE, Thurs. Justice Chua ruled today that the annulment of a marriage in Singapore by a court of law had no adverse legal effect on the status of the children involved. The children would be deemed in law to have retained
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    French film shows
    43 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The French Embassy, in conjunction with the Alliance Francal.se will screen Jules et Jim at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise, on Tuesday at B. IS p.m Another film, "Lea Anges Dv Peche will be screened on Nov. 16.
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    Conversational German
    38 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Chinese YMCA is organising a course In conversational German (or beginners from Nov. 4. Application is now open at its Palmer Road premises. Pees will be $40 (or members and $45 (or non-members.
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    Playboy smuggler
    54 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs— A Malaysian, who brought 63 copies of Playboy magazine from Saigon to seil in Singapore, was fined $750 or three months' jail by a magistrate's court today. Sebastian Rajendran s o Raja Manickam, 24. from Seremban. admitted having smuggled the undesirabie magazines at Jurong Port Gate
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    A 'thank you' letter to gallant taximan
    162 18 A 'thank you' letter to gallant taximan t^INGAPORE, Thurs. A taxi driver who saved a woman teacher from drowning during the Sept. 23 floods in Singapore has received a big "thank you" from her mother. The teacher is Miss Preetha Fernandez of Christchurch School, in Dorset Road, and the taxi
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    Home by boat
    22 18 MUAH. Thurs.— Nine Indonesian youths returned home by boat today after spending two months in jail (or illegal entry.
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    Care of dogs and cats
    41 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Primary Production Department is conducting a threemonth course on the handling and care of dogs and cats. The course, which Is free, will cover instructkns on general grooming and simple flrst-aid for pets.
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    Red light fine
    42 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Motorist Tan Ah Tong of Jalan Hong Keng was (ined S5O by a magistrate today (or going against a red light signal at the junction of North Bridge Road and Bras Basah Road on March 27 last year.
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    Container plan: 'Real test to come'
    472 19 Container plan: 'Real test to come' SINGAPORE, Thursday SINGAPORE can exped la hour problems and technological hitches once her container berths start operating at full swing. Mut the rewards of such teething troubles will come later. The Director-General of the Port of London Authority, Mr. John Lunch, who is here
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    Fairchild top men coming
    70 19 Fairchild top men coming SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three top executives from Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation. USA. will arrive here on Sunday for a day's visit. They are company chairman Mr. Walter Burke, president Dr. C Lester Hogan. and vice-pre-sident Mr. George Scalise. They will be accompanied by their wives. They
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    Father gave daughter the Pill, inquiry told—
    374 19 Father gave daughter the Pill, inquiry told— SINGAPORE, Thurs. 0 —An incest preliminary inquiry today heard that a man allegedly gave contraceptive pills to his 11 -year -old daughter. Rubiah binte Kartm, the girl's 18-year-old stepmother, said she questioned the cirl when she (Rubiah) found her pills missing. Rubiah said:
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    Passing-out parade at Gillman
    70 19 Passing-out parade at Gillman SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Armed Forces is holding a passingout parade at Gillman Barracks in Alexandra on Saturday at 4 p.m. During the ceremony, there will be a demonstration at the barracks sports field in which blanks. thunderflashes and smoke-grenades will be used. A rehearsal of
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    Motorcyclist fined $335
    70 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Yeo Phuay Kwang, 18, unemployed, was fined $250 by a- magistrate today for "weaving In and out of the path of other vehicles" while riding his motoi cycle along Jalan Besar on Jan. 21 last year. He was also fined $25 for falling to display
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    Malaysia's new look postmen
    56 19 MUAR. Thurs. Malaysia's postmen will greet the New Year with their new-look uniform of ash grey Jacket and navy blue trousers complete with peaked cap. The new uniform, to be made of "better quality cloth." will replace the present khaki one and the old topi which
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    S'pore can grow into a modern technological nation, says don
    245 19 S'pore can grow into a modern technological nation, says don SINGAPORE, Thurs. Small though Singapore Is, she could blossom Into a modern technological nation. This assessment of the Republic's potential was given today by Prof. Hans Leusslnk, West Germany's Minister for Education and Science. Prof. Leussink. who flew In tor
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    —20 hotel staff stranded in Brunei
    135 19 —20 hotel staff stranded in Brunei BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Thurs. Twenty waitresses, waiters and cooks recruited from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are facing starvation as they are stranded here without food and money. They have not been paid their wages for the last few months. The restaurant which employed them
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    Monthly lunch
    21 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Natural Health Society will hold its monthly lunch meeting at Cuscaden House on Oct. 17.
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      Punishing the incorrigibles for their filthy habit...
      276 20 I REFER to "Doubtfill's" letter (ST., Sept. 25) asserting that a man who was fined $1") under the Environmental Public Health laws for spitting into a drain should in fact have only been warned. The law making spitting In any street (including drains)
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      150 20 "fjiV Viewer" (8.T.. Sept. X 28i has commented that "of late TV Singapore has shown very few science fiction or horror films." Science fiction films are more difficult and often more costly to produce than any other type because of the complex techniques Involved. This accounts for their comparative scarcity.
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      169 20 PLEASE refer to the letter by "Dlsap pointed" (S.T., Sept. 23). Please be informed that the extensions to the Terminal Building, where the new waving gallery is located, have not been completed. The untidy state of the steps is due to the minor works which are still being carried out
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      120 20 I REFERRED to the letter by Dick Tracy (8.T., Sept. 29) under the headIng. "Playing Cat and Mouse with Crooks". In addition to the normal patrol duties performed by policemen In uniform, there are other methods employed by the police in combating crime. Including tlie use of "decoys." It must
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      Outside the airconned rooms...
      177 20 Outside the airconned rooms lIOUSING Board flat owners must show some consideration to their neighbours when ins t a lling alrconditioners. With the new three-room improved units, for Instance, windows are Inches from each other. So a badlyserviced or old alrcon can really cause loss of sleep for the unfortunate
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      148 20 SOMETIME In January I telephoned the Health Division depot at Joo Chlat pointing out to them that the nve rubbish bins Just behind a certain hotel at Meyer Road were uncovered and quite often the rubbish was overflowing and spilled Into the road. Dead rats and cockroaches were seen among
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      NEXT TIME THE HDB LIFT BREAKS —DOWN—
      230 20 NEXT TIME THE HDB LIFT BREAKS DOWN— IMY block of flats in ITI Toa Payoh suffered a blackout at about 7.30 pm last Sunday. A short while later I was attracted by the noises of neighbour s and learnt that some children were trapped in the lift. Outside two enthusiastic
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      242 20 REFERENCE Is made to the letter by "JW" <S.T., Oct. 2). We are pleased to Inform your correspondent that lltterbaskets have already been put up one on every alternate speaker's stand in our Jur o n g Drive -In Cinema. Patrons attending our shows are kindly requested to make full
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      136 20 After the switch to one-way SINCE the opening of Canal Road to major traffic on March 28, and the conversion of Havelock Road into a one-way street, passengers alighting at the bus stop between Kerr Street and Keng Cheow Street have found it difficult to cross the roads. Residents In
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      30 20 flare. Show a bold Sta-prest leg. l"li"*« Available only at authorised fijj^ ~/wra ll ill I j ml I I it Wearin^L^vi s is better than wearing pants 1 v
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      89 20 MORE LETTERS IN PAGE 21 COL 1 and 2 CYDCDICAIPC tArtnltlMLt i_i THE FAMILY BUFFET AT THE GOLDEN PEACOCK RESTAURANT It's a pleasant way to spend Sunday with your family. Over a leisurely buffet lunch. Savour a variety of chef's specialities. With delicious juices and exotic desserts for the children.
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      Nothing was done about the loose cable
      250 21 Nothing was done about the loose cable 4 ROUND noon on the Oct. 4 I rang up the Electricity Department (Service Calls) to complaint about a loose overhead electric cable which got entangled in the topmost branch of a tree. My second complaint was the dimness of the lights In
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      119 21 •pEFERENCE Is made to IV the letter ,from "Hopeful" (ST. Sept. 28). We wish to explain that any agreement for the provision of telephone service has to be signed personally by the potential subscriber and returned to the Board within the stipulated period. The agreement signed by "Hopeful" on her
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      Pollution and the countryfolk
      76 21 Pollution and the countryfolk AS the owner of a bouse in Maryland Drive, in the Holland Road vicinity. I am frequently upset by the stench presumably emanating from the droppings of livestock kept atop a hillock overlooking my neighbourhood. In view of tiie current anti-pollution campaign, I would appreciate if
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    SHARING THE BURDEN IN THE ANTI-DRUG WAR...
    742 21 SHARING THE BURDEN IN THE ANTI-DRUG WAR... At the Schools... by Masie Kwee With parents playing their part GTKLLA is 18 years old, but she feds like 80. She should be studying hard for her GCE examination next month, but she's not. She can't. "I feel tired. Dead tired," she
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    For the sweetest lecturer in town ...paper hearts
    136 21 For the sweetest lecturer in town ...paper hearts WHAT'S this? Cutout paper hearts stuck onto a lecturer's room door at the University of Singapore? Cheerfully pasted, they were, over and around his brand new polished name plate and In psychedelic colours too. Students told me that no matter how often
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    Windfall for 650 boat workers
    213 21 CINGAPORE. Thurs. More than 650 employees of a firm of pleasure craft builders In Jurong are to get annual Increments, higher bonus and improved working conditions. This follows an agreement reached yesterday between the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union (PIEU) and the management of American Marine
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      72 21 sC«ff. Super! If you own a Toyota Corolla, put your hand up for BP Super number 3. This grade of BP Super is scientifically correct for this Toyota. Get big power and save 5 cents a gallon. Only BP has the Superfive pump to give five different grades of Super
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      67 21 THE ULTIMATE ELEGANCE IN SUITINGS everyone around the world knows *W] weight, there is no better name T than Dorm«uil the name which Jm Singapore's most modern exclusive Men's Shop WT fljl^^fc, Mam //'"''vm/I Bn/VliT j i ffi^ II M" itlilf m M n pliwjnfijjirilW I|J I m l^^^^^Hnini ttwdfr
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    Deaths
    58 22 MR. KWOK KWONC. aged 65, passed away peacefully on S. 10.71 sadly missed but forever remembered by his sons Richard Kwok. Slew Chong. Tuck Chong. grandchildren and sons-in-law. Leaving 7. Sago Lane at II a.m. for Kwong Meng San. MR. VEO TEOW QUEE. Cortege leaves Ngee Ann Kongsi 10.10.71
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      812 22 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCCMINT/PtHSOHAL „n,.por. .n.y ,0 «.n,, word PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL *****1 „ng.p ,y: „00 a MBSBBIfI only: SO c.nt. a w.rd nCTIILS f1 Minimum 1750 for 15 irordi »Un ULIHILJ. Minimum t2O- for 20 worts Singapore anil Malaytia: 0 7S centi a wercl. Singapore and Malaysia: $150 a urerd.
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      795 22 A LARGE AUSTRALIAN COMPANY requires a Service Representative for the Process Water Division. Age: 19 29 years. Qualifications: Senior Cambridge (credit In Chemistry 1 Kxperlence not essential as training will be provided Transport: to provide own Kcooter or car. Please write to Box: A4BS9 BT. Spore giving full particulars and
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      806 22 A WELL ESTABLISHED limber Company requires a qualified and well experienced Accountant with a minimum of LCC. Htgher Certificate. Attractive reward assured. Please apply to Box A 4796 B.T. B'pore. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY la required by International Company. Previous experience in Secretarial Dunes essential. Age 29-30. Oood salary. Apply with full
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      911 22 WANTEO SALESGIRLS preferably with experience. Apply with full detail* and photograph (non-return-able) to BOX A 4854 BT. B'DOre. PAPER BOX FACTORY required Chinese Male/Female Workers. Call personally to 496, Tanglln Halt Road, Singapore 3. WANTED BABY-SITTER for Immediate employment at Spore 16. Call *****3 for personal Interview between 10 a.m.
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      977 22 NEAR ISLAND CLUB, quiet 3-bed-roomed house, big garden, separate lounie study room, ear-porch, hot bath, fridge, crockery set. furnished $300.00 tno brokers) 9.30 am. to 530 pm Tow *****8. AVAILABLE BUNGALOW HOUSE No. in. Harvey Avenue for letting. Furnished 3-bedrooms. containing an ar*a of 9.718 square feet. $450'- per month.
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      927 22 DISTRICT 10 HOLLAND ROAO beautiful penthouse 3 bedrooms rent 1290 unfurnished 1500 furnished available Ist November Owner Ford Realty Ltd. Phone Secretary Linda «*****/*****«. ORCHARD COURT STH FLOOR fur nished flat. 3 bedrooms. 1 servant s room. 1 large ball. Inspection ring *****9 B'pore. OFF EAST COAST ROAD 4-bedroomed luxuriously
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      887 22 NEAR OUILLBMARO CIRCUS groundfloor flat, suitable for Shop. Beauty Parlour. Omce. 1.700 sq ft. $45 000 Real Estate Agent* And Investment Company. 53 The Arcade. *****/ *****/*****. Spore. VALUABLE APARTMENT (FULLY FURNISHED) ON 11TH FLOOR. CITY TOWERS. known as NO. 317-L. BUKIT TIMAH ROAO. SIHGAPORE. WILL BE SOLO (With Vacant
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      872 22 Shop* to leM SUPREME HOUSE shops available Contact Supreme Holdings Limited 9th Floor Supreme House. Penang Road Singapore 9. Tel: *****8. SINGAPORE NYATT HOTIL SHOPPING ARCADE A limited number of shops available for rental. For full particulars please call at: 2S OXLBV OARDEN SINCAPORE t, TEL: *****5. Bualnesa Opportunities FORD
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      1279 23 L.ttPOOL ANOOTHtnm tfl« MfLENUS Leuots "Ppcre Sails P Sham Penang iff Ssl^SiTi bb KiKS -i ELPENOI Liverpool Oct 21 Sit M [fve?nr!o, D r U b n Xl Nn 1/11 ln,\,i»m S°« Gl Belfast .Nn I Nn li Nn 12/14 Nn IS »ROTESILAUS Liverpool Nn 18 Nn IT till Liverpool
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      2007 23 iHVT77aMLY l) l) kVtMri Mil 1 383E9H| EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Sham Penang S "poc-e LOADING FOR: Can. 11-11 C'blanca H'burg B'men R'djm, SIENA S:.led Oct 11/11 Oct I Adam, A'werp, C'hagen Aarhus. G'burg, Oslo. Malmo TRIANON Oct 14/11 Oct 17/tt H'burg/B'men. R'dam Adam A'wtrp, G'burg, C'hagen, Aarhus,, Oslo.
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      1194 23 i FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA I N Orleans Bait Phil K York Penang P Sham S'oore Diakarta Kinnton StMHamn f* Oc« 'oct 14 Nn 21 Jnl?- s*t Pt Bel M Otl Oct OK 17 SUDAN Sept 21 Oct 11 Nn 2 Nn 12 Jaa 1 •MNBAIAT
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      905 24 W^-^— ■■-■''^tAWASAKITISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONG. STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA P. S'hapj qmur 2s Japan Persian Cult Service M. u k »&ffiS SsjSSOBSSiSffi /<MR Tg. Mani/Pontianak/Fremantle Service Te Mani Pontianak Fremantle •WMaMT W*« /l1 Ocl M 0(l Japan Sabah Sarawak
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      921 24 FOR NEW ZEALAND l Penang P Sham Singapore Laaftaf tar: HAKDINA'- laPt/1 Oct 11/11 Oct Auck.. Napier, Lytt Timaru. ■ORVADA uck Timaru, Odin. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE ore P Vh»m Pfnant LeWiag far: i»juu« 13 21 Oct 22 Oct 21 Oct Nagapau.ram. Madras. lAiuiA »'1« Nat Nagapattmam. Madras. mum 1/ I 0t«
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      896 24 ORIENT LINES LTD. k (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Sinpoore P. S*tiam Penan| ArriftS: NEPTUNt TOPAZ C 1112/Sls I Oct 11/12 Oct 11/14 Oct London 9/11. Havre 13/11, R'dam 16/11
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      629 24 mm international f£| SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD I I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Smiapore P. Shim Penang Arritai: euNCAMELOR 13. IB Oct 11/ M Oet Jl/7Soct H,«e 18 11 Unaon 21 11 Hbwi 1 12 "'men 3 12. lUNCA RAYA Urn N*r 1/ J Ott Hawe 21^
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    211 25 THE PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTHO RITV ANNOUNCEO TNE FOLLOW INC BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR OCT. 8. OUT: Shokal Maru B. Aklkawa Maru 6 7. ArlMageloa S/9. Ventoux 13/14. Rajah Brooke 20 Weat. 3elamat il Ea»t. PetallnK 21 Went. Wamah.ro Maru 22. Ikuta 23/24, Koyo Maru 25 ;jnyo Maru 26. Radnorshire 33<34'
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      546 25 To. NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON, TAMPA, JACKSONVILLE. SAVANNAH. CHARLESTON, WILMINGTON. NORFOLK AND CAMDEN. Singapore P. Sham ETA N. Orleans MICE V Oet 17/11 Oct 19/21 Nn 27 PATRICIA T Nn 15/16 Nn 17/18 Dec 26 To: LONGVIEW. VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON), TACOMA, LONG BEACH, ALAMEDA and SAN DIEGO. Singapore P. Sham ETA longview
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      757 25 States Atarfae ibthmuui i iwb U.S. ATLANTIC AND GULF/SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE ■M N. York Phil. Bait. Orleans Gil. Houston Spore LONDON ADVOCATE VIJ 32 MW 1 CII UNITY 1 N«» I Agents: STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD., 2 Sn.nton way 27 Jin Buklt Blnun* 14 jaun Ktpii II Bwcn suml •SI6SI/S
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      687 25 KYOSEI LINE Diicaar|in| from lain Singapore p Shim Penanf MMIMATSU MARK i. Pi I Ocl UHUTSP.H MM" laPt/f Otl |/1| Oc, IKUTA CO nit I Oct 1/11 Oct 11/11 Otl S«KYO MARU IM.M/1 let 1/11 Oct 11/ ii Oct "IK f?NC U II Oct 17/H Oct II oc> General Agents:
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      1029 25 PURCHASE OF LANDING CRAFT Require One LCT for Purchase, prompt delivery, third week October 1971. Vessel to be In Seaworthy condition with valid Certificates. Please submit quotations with full particulars. Photostat Copies of all Certificates and Report of last Drydocklng to: Guthrie Boustead Shipping Afenciet Sdn. Bhd.. Maritime Building. Coilyer
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      1644 26 N.I.T. TRAVEL Offers weekly economy fliKht to Kurope London i( „nt ll'itlll P'l< r ""1 UBA. Canada a return. Tel: I (.0111. *****1 riUfE S|iore *****-2ST4T ***** *****. K I. 22SIK 21M4H4. Tuition WE CAN'T FLY YOU TO TNI MOON BUT WE CAN FLY VOO TO LONDON ASIA OHIVINC SCHOOL
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      1143 26 JJ" SIERA TV. in excellent condition $220 o n.o Private sale at 53. Paya Lebar Crescent. B'pore. Much ntry plant far silc USIO DIESEL PILINC HAMMERS Dalmag D 22. Dl 2. DS. Kobe Kl3. K32 heavy earth- moving equipments etc. Tel: Spore *****S Ong or Lav. COMPANY SILLING used heavy
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      860 26 I*7o AUSTIN 1100 MXI Tel Peter S'porr *****S 9 a.m. 5 P-m. IMS FIAT COO PItMM *****3 after 2.00 pm. 51. 700 or 0.N.0. AUSTIN MINI SUPER 850 model 19C: Tel: *****6 S'pure Johnn) Vetsleles win««d ***** (Phlllpl. Sieambathi. msiss K etc. MAISON DE KELLITAN Health Salon for Ladles Gents.
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      1206 26 »J *TebWl I s^ Bas Bas iTi I *3J s^ Bas BaC^^Baft rTTSJJ LEVER BROTHERS SINGAPORE SDH. BHD. awl t Has an Immediate Vacancy Jor ■rm-lliHin SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK (MALE) wiln the following requirements Qualifications: <i> Minimum Cambridge School Certificate. <2> L.C.C. Higher Accounting Certificate or have passed part of
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      796 26 BSBsaLami BatsV^aUjsCJ Ia J I aY I sa^J CAREER IN A LEADING VENEER/PLYWOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Due to our continuing rapid expansion programme. »o hafl established the following posts: A. t Mechanical Engineers a. University graduate with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. b. At least 4 years of practical experience in
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      Lock icon Bang on target but Hoff ends up loser
      45 27 Bang on target but Hoff ends up loser p OLDEN Hoff, (left), the Ma-laysian-based In- donesian boxer connects a powerful jab at Indonesians Wong Sosuseno during a 10--round welterweight bout at Jakarta's Sports Hall last week. Soiftiseno won on i a points decision. AP radiopic.
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      Mediterranean Games open
      56 27 IZMIR. (Turkey) Thurs. Ihr sixth Mediterranean Games opened here and will continue until Oct. 17. Fourteen nations are competing: Oreece. Turkey, Algeria. Libya. Prance. Morocco. Spain, Italy, Lebanon, Malta. Syria. Tunisia. Yugoslavia and Ejypt Ihe programme includes athletics, Doxlng, gymnastics, judo, wrestling. swimming, waterpolo, shooting. tennis, s
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      Pirates in World Series
      58 27 PITTSBURGH. Thurs. Al OUver, Richie Hebner and Roberto Clemente drove in three runs each today to lead Pittsburgh Pirates to a 9-5 victory over San Francisco Giants and on into the World Series against Baltimore Orioles. The Orioles, last year's World Series winners, entered the final
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      Lock icon Malaysian referee for the Olympics
      237 27 Malaysian referee for the Olympics MALAYSIAN will referee in an Olympic soccer tournament for the first time in Munich next year. The referee will be nominated by the Football Referees* Association of Malaysia soon, AFC secretary Koe Ewe Teik said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Mr. Koe, who is also the
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      Panionios in
      36 27 ATHENS. Thurs. Pantonios Of Oreece qualified for the secend round of the European Football Union Cup when they heat Atletlco Madrid of Spain 1-0 in the secend leg of their first wind ile here.
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      Lock icon ENGLAND ROUT CEYLON 40-11
      163 27 ENGLAND ROUT CEYLON 40-11 COLOMBO. Thurs. The Bngland Rugby Union team scored nine tries in a runaway 40-11 win ovr Ceyion here yesierday. Ceylon conceding height and weight all round, proved no match for England, who would Drobably have won by an even bigger margin if they had given their
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      Lock icon Chivers tunes up with two goals
      203 27 Chivers tunes up with two goals T ONDON. Thurs. England forwards Martin Chlvers and John Radford tuned up for next week's European championshlD match against Switzerland by scoring two seals each in last night's English League Cup third round matches. Chlvers. certain to lead fhe England attack against Switzerland, scored
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      Taylor joins World XI
      57 27 MELBOURNE, ThUTS. Derbyshire wlcketkeeper Bob Taylor will complete the World XI cricket team to tour Australia next month. The 16 other members of the team, to be captained by Gary Sobers, were announced earlier this week. Taylor Is the third Englishman in the team, the others
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      1293 27 WP^P^PI DETAILB OF TENDER t "4 Tenders are Invited for the Ik. i^. MM Ai^^ "V^ supply of food rations (wet) to ■feMUßM^k^Bto^W^^i^^l Hcmes' and "Institutions" of L tne Ministry of Social Welfare In ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) sr»N rfrmaii Selangor and Negri Sembllan for Xi ALAi imrpim BERHAD tne of 1
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      815 27 THE HI KIT KATIL RUBBER ESTATES BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Pilty-Seventh Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office. No. 22 (Upper floor of No. 20) Jalan Gelanggang. Malacca on Saturday the 30th day cf October.
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      122 27 Wacker vibration rammers are designed to give maximum reliability and versatility. These petrol powered machines have automatic advance, 0.l lubrication and long stroke, giving double effect- they ram and vibrate simultaneously. Aso- toundingly deep compacting *»CfcA.-1»y results The Wacker Vibration Rammer BS 100Y with jJKSff^ I*^.1 its 4.3 HP engine
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    20 miles of cheers greet soccer heroes
    205 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thousands of Malaysians turned out at Subang today to give the victorious Malaysian football team a triumphant welcome home. It was cheers all the way from the airport to the city a 20-mile victory drive. The MSA jet flying them
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    Otahuhu with one Murdoch rout SCC 66-6
    533 28  - Otahuhu with one Murdoch rout SCC 66-6 By GODFREY ROBERT (YTAHUHU Rugby Club from New Zealand announced on arrival on Wednesday their intention to field their three £ces the Murdoch brothers Peter, Julian an d Roger against SCC President's XV yesterday but only Peter play ed and he was a
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    Lu gives Jack a fright
    54 28 LONDON. Thurs.— Jack Nicklaus had a hard time beating Mr. Lv" Liang Huan 2 and 1 in their 36-hole match of the Plcadilly golf tournament today. They were all square after 18 holes. Gary player beat Tony Jacklin 4 and 3. Neil Coles beat Charles
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    22 28 BASKETBALL Association of Singapore's management council meeting, scheduled (or this Sunday at Sports House, has been postponed to Oct. 17.
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    37 28 BANGKOK Thurs.—Outhrie Waugh drew 1-1 with Indonesia's Bulog Putera Club in the Queen's Cup soccer tournament here tonight. Centreforward Anwar Ramang scored for the Indonesians and Cyril Francisco for the Singapore team.
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    199 28 Results Men's Singles 2nd round: Junjl Honma (Jpn) bt Richard Chee 15-9, 15-6: Nunung Mudjlanto ilndoni bt Lee Ah Ngo 15-10. 7-15. 15-1; Tjuntjun (Indon) bt Ng Chor au 15-12, 1-15, 15-10; Yeo Ah Seng bt Plchal Konslvltyavom (Thai) 15-7. 15-3; James Selvaraj (Mai) bt Wee Kin 15-11.
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    301 28 ltfl ALAYSIAN Thomas Cup player Abdul Rahman and Singapore's chamiTl pion, Wee Kin, suffered shock defeats In the men's singles second round of the Singapore Open badminton championships last night Abdul Rahman was eliminated by Indonesia's newcomer Ferry Juglanto 15-11, 8-15, 15-7 while Wee
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    Five young cyclists in Games team
    411 28 Five young cyclists in Games team FIVE newcomers, 1 Mohammed Abbas Muta 1 i b, Jamil Mohammed. Chew Yeng Choon, Salnl Abu Bakar and Lee Choon Klat. are among 12 cyclists selected to represent Singapore at the Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur this December. The other seven are: Khoo Kwee
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    205 28 rE visit of Australian coach Harry Hopman and tennis stars from 18 countries for the Pesta Sukan tournament last August, has boosted local Interest in tennis. This is evident from the response to this year's Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's Open Qrasscourt championships
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    77 30 A reappraisal of peace efforts NEW YORK, Thurs. U.S. officials have set up more meetings with Egyptlan and Israeli diplomats to try to determine where the latest statements by Cairo and Jerusalem leave the American effort for an Interim Middle East settlemen l. U.S. Secretary of Slate Wllllem Rogers meets
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    185 30 Student deaths: Marcos asks the police for explanation MANILA, Thurs. President Marcos yesterday summoned for explanations the Metropolitan Police Commander and the Mayor of suburban Caloocan City following a mystery attack on an anti-government march, in which four youths were killed and more than 30 others wounded. After meeting the
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    91 30 to police price behaviour. WALK into the Shangri-La Hotel lobby and take a peek into the year 2171 at your descendants' view of today 200 years from now. In this showcase is the canister and its contents which Mansfields will bury on Oct. 14 at
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    55 30 SAIOON, Thurs. American B-52 bombers flew their heaviest raids In more than one year along the eastern Cambodian border today against North Vietnamese bunkers and gun site*. Despite the raids. North Vietnamese Gunners continued shelling attacks on border outpost* today causing a light casualties," a
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    39 30 NEW YORK, Thur*. A new novel by Philip Roth, author of best-seller Portuoy's Complaint, about a mythical U.S. president called Trick E. Dlxon will be published on Nov. 2 by Random House, It was announced yesterday. UPI.
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    122 30 OPEC demands 'effective part' in oil trade VIENNA, Thurs. The powerful Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries today demanded effective participation In existing concessions of world oil companies. The 11 -member body also sought compensation for losses in oil revenues due to international monetary developments in recent months. The demands were
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    222 30 Reed case: 2CID officers for London CINGAPORE, Thurs. Two Singapore police officers are making arrangements to leave for London to Investigate the Dorothy Reed case. It Is understood that the officers are the ClD's Special Investigations Section chief, Deputy Supt. Teoh Beng San, and Inspector M. Puvanendram, the investigating officer
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    71 30 Reagan has message for Lee SACRAMENTO, Thurs. Governor Ronald Reagan of California will convey a personal message from President Nixon to Mr. Lee Kuan Yew In Singapore next week. Mr. Reagan will also carry messages to the leaders of Japan, Thailand, Taiwan and South Korea which he will visit during
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