The Straits Times, 9 October 1971

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 t SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Nasser: His gambles and gambits
    131 1 Nasser: His gambles and gambits vasser played against the world. Usually he won. Now, for the first time, the authentic view from Nasser's side! EXCLUSIVE and original documents show howhe dealt with world leaders from 1952 onwards. It is the dramatic story of the man who dared make Egypt great
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    Hon: I'm hopeful
    324 1 Hon: I'm hopeful 'Less danger now of global trade war 5 SINGAPORE, Friday MR. HON SUI SEN returned from the IMF meeting todoy with a hopeful view of the international monetary situation. The Finance Minister attended last week's International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington, which discussed the world currency crisis.
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    S'pore reduces sterling reserves
    66 1 SINGAPORE, Fri— Singapore has signed an agreement with Britain to reduce the Republic's sterling deposits from 40 to 36 per cent of her total reserves. Mr. Hon Sui Sen disclosed this today when commenting on possible changes in Singapore's relationships with the sterling area as a
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    Mao sees Selassie and scotches all those rumours
    369 1 Mao sees Selassie and scotches all those rumours pEKI N G, Fri. Chairman Mao tonight received Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, thus ending speculation about his health. The meeting between Mr. Mao and the Emperor took place in central Peking. Mr. Mao was looking well, according to the sources. Other
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    Lock icon Grounded
    37 1 WASHINOTON. Fri. The Pentagon said yesterday 39 of its fleet of 41 CSA cargo planes had been grounded after an engine broke off one of them and tumbled onto the runway during a taxi run. UPI.
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    ARSON SUSPECT DETAINED
    57 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Johore police have detained a youth suspected of trying to set fire to a stage erected at the Muar Padang for a Koran reading competition. An Information Department statement here today quoted the Johore Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Othman bin Sa'at, as calling on
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    Lock icon '$63,000 for new firm' charge against five
    367 1  - '$63,000 for new firm' charge against five SINGAPORE, Friday pOl'R Americans and a Singaporean were charged today with accepting $63,000 as investment in a firm which was not incorporated in Singapore. They were alleged to have invited investments in the firm BCI Products Singapore Pte. Ltd. and accepting the money
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    Lock icon Kosygin flies to Rabat
    58 1 ALGIERS. Pri. Soviet Prime Minister Mr. Alexei Kosygin left here today for Rabat to begin a three-day vUlt to Morocco. He was seen off at the airport by Algerian President Houari Boumedicnne. with whom he had talks on the Middle East crisis, other world issues and
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    Lock icon Beep-beep
    31 1 MOSCOW. Fri. The Soviet Union launched another Cosmos earth satellite today and announced a slight adjustment in the orbit of i{s moon satellite, Luna 19. Tass news agency said. UPI.
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    Lock icon Marcos 'yes'
    24 1 MANILA. Fri. President Marcos yesterday gave his unqualified support to the proposed neutralisation of Southeast Asia guaranteed by the Big Powers. UPI.
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    Nixon details his Phase 2 clamp
    98 1 Nixon details his Phase 2 clamp WASHINGTON, Fri. President Nixon announced tough new anti-inflation controls on wages and prices, in a broadcast to the nation yesterday. He announced no new steps on the international economic front, not j>a\ln« wnen he intenc.ed nf t my the 10 per cent U.S. import
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    Lock icon Yardsticks
    93 1 PRICES: A S'.'ven-member group of distinguished private citizens, to develop yardsticks on prices, empowered to restrain price and rent increases and prevent windfall profits. PAY BOARD: Five representatives each of labour, management and the public, to stop inflationary wage and salary increases. INTEREST: Headed by the Federal Reserve Board
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    Lock icon Peace zone on the agenda
    56 1 UNITED NATIONS. Pri. The steering committee agreed today to rt'.^mmend to the General Assembly ihr inscription in its agenda of the Ccvlon item on "the declaration ot th<" Indian Ocean as a zone of peace The plenary body will take up the recommendation tomorrow, and
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      Lock icon BRITISH ENVOY SUMMONED
      54 1 MOSCOW. Fri. The British Ambassador in Moscow. Sir John Killi- k has been summoned to the Soviet Foreign Ministry at 4 a.m. (Singapore time) tomorrow. It is widely assumed that it has to do with possible Soviet retaliation for the expulsion of alleged Soviet spies from Britain
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    A school tailored to the needs of S'pore industry
    578 2 SINGAPORE, Friday |J 0 11 E Affairs Minis! er Dr. Wong Lin Ken opened the Baharuddin Vocational Institute tonight an institution with three unique features. FIRST, it Is the only vocational institute in Singapore that provides training in manual and applied
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    Campaign to make Commonwealth better known
    218 2 Campaign to make Commonwealth better known LONDON, Frl. Commonwealth countries have launched a new campaign to make their association better known and better understood among the people of member-countries. The announcement about the new publicity drive came In a statement Issued at the end of a four-day Commonwealth information conference
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    -Dr. Leussmk shown students' work
    378 2 SINGAPORE, Fri THE West German Government tonight expressed the hope that In future the Baharuddin Vocational Institute in Singapore would also offer training facilities for young men and women from neighbouring countries. It would be a valuable contribution to technology and should help economic development
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    REED CASE SKULL FLOWN TO LONDON FOR TESTS
    97 2 REED CASE SKULL FLOWN TO LONDON FOR TESTS SINGAPORE, Frl. The skull dug up two days ago by officers lnvestlgat Ing the Dorothy Reed case has been flown to London for tests. Unearthed together with other bones from the back yard of a house in Ylo Chu Kang. it is
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    Honour day for three doctors
    52 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. President Sheares. Chancellor of the University of Singapore, will confer the Master of Medicine degree in obstetrics and gynaecology on three doctors at the Singapore Conference Hall on Oct. 16. They are Dr. Quek. Swee Peng. Dr. Seng Kwang Meng. and Dr. (Mrs.)
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    Pink card racket at petrol kiosks
    209 3 AN IRATE MOTORIST COMPLAINS SINGAPORE, Friday gOME petrol sta tions in Singapore have begun a racket involving the pink cards which have to filled in by motorists who wish to enter West Malaysia. The Straits Times found this out today following a letter from
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    Malaysia may benefit from $500 mil loan offers: Tun Tan
    299 3 I ONDON, Fri. Malaysia may make some money out of the three unsolicited loans totalling; $400 to $500 million, offered to her last week in the United States by three of the biggest names in finance, according to Finance Minister
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    'Come home' appeal by mother
    172 3 'Come home' appeal by mother SINGAPORE. Frl. A former clerk. Miss Irene Lim. 17. (above) has been missing from home for the last seven weeks. Today, her adopted mother Madam Chandra appealed to her to return and let "bygones be bygones." "I'm now wlllllng to forget any misunderstanding. Come home
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    Above lOOmil gallons for the fourth day
    40 3 SINGAPORE, Friday. WATER us? was up by one million gallons to 105.5 million gallons yesterday, the fourth successive day that consumption has stood at the three-figure level. The catchment areas had no rainfall.
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    Officials inspect schools in antipollution -drive
    207 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Members of the Rochore and Thomson working committees for the anti-pollution campaign inspected schools and shops in their constituencies today. The officials from Thomson will select winners for the cleanest school, cleanest tuckshop and cleanest eating stall (in the tuckshop) contests. At
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    Dr Wu is new professor
    62 3 SINGAPORE. Pri. Dr. Wu Ting-shu, 39. has been appointed professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Production Engineering at the University of Singapore. He was previously associate professor in the Department of Engineering Mechanics at Ohio State University and has done research at .'he
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    Plea by MP: Give $1 a month for needy students
    181 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister of State in the Prime Minister's office and MP for Kampong Übi, Haji Ya'acob Mohamad, has urged the residents in his constituency to donate $1 a month to help their needy students. "If 5,000 people in
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    Talk on drugs by professor
    50 3 SINGAPORE. Pri. A public talk on Safety of Modern Drugs will be given by Prof. O.M Wilson of Royal Brisbane Hospital at the University of Singapore's Postgraduate Lecture Theatre tomorrow at 11.30 a.m. The talk, is organised by the University's School of Postgraduate Medical Studies.
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    Land of Smiles
    26 3 SINOAPORE. Frl. The YMCA Sceneshifters will stage a musical "The Land of Smiles" at the Vlcioria Theatre from Nov. 9 to 13. kv
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      379 3 When in Singapore do as the I.' rV Singaporeans do l^rf fUpRr PEOPLE'S PARK fcl k Chinatown's most Ip fascinating I J| shopping complex ML 1 Photograph from Smg«por* Tourm Promotion Board A highly Bark and Iron W I s^ V '^^H Famous since 1848 Jfl \j/a Ha* betn awarded
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    Singapore has capacity to make own ship parts
    261 4 Singapore has capacity to make own ship parts OINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore has the potential and capacity to make ship components for its rapidly expanding shipbuilding industry. Tnis was the consensus of shipbuilding circles today following news of Japanese plans to break into the manufacturing of ship parts here. They stressed
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    How it works
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A demonstration of Tadano truckmounted cranes will be held by Far East Motors (Pte) Ltd. at its premises at 54, Orchard Road at C p.m. on Wednesday (Oct. 13).
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    Taking orang utans back to the jungle
    198 4 Taking orang utans back to the jungle- CANDAKAN, Fri. Ten J thousand acres of virgin Jungle near here have been turned into an animal centre to train domesticated orang utans to return to their natural way of life in the Jungle. In the Sepilok Animal Centre the orang utans' instincts
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    Port workers will not lose jobs
    489 4  -  JOSEPH YEO: EVEN WITH FULL CONTAINER OPERATIONS... By Singapore. Friday THE Port Authority today reassured its 10,000 workers that they would not lose their jobs when Singapore switched to full container operations. A PSA spokesman said: "We have studied the situation carefully and have
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    Bank to collect PUB bills
    71 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The South Bridge Road Branch of the Oversea. Chinese Banking Corporation i^td. will start collecting payments for consolidated accounts bills on behalf of the Public Utilities Board from Monday. The 15th bank authorised by the PUB to collect payments for water, electricity and
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    Rediffusion staff to get 31 months' bonus
    259 4 Redif fusion staff to get 31 months' bonus SINGAPORE, Fri QOME 400 employees P of Redif fusion (S) Pte. Ltd., in Clemenceau Avenue are to get two months' ex-gratia pay soon. This is the result of talks held between the management and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union. The
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    Incest inquiry session in camera
    72 4 Incest inquiry session in camera SINGAPORE, Fri. A preliminary Inquiry in which a watchman. Ibrahim bin Abdullah. 42. alias Edgar Mallanyk. Is charged with having Incest with his 12-year-old daughter, was heard In camera today. Ibrahim is alleged to have committed the oflences at his Jalan Balam flat and his
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    Trade mission returns
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Mentri Besar of Negrl Sembllan. Dato Mansor Osman. returned today after leading a 21--member trade delegation from Negri Sembllan and Selangor to West Sumatra. A spokesman for the delegation said they had a fruitful sixday visit exploring trade possibilities and strengthening cultural ties.
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    Keeping fit at health club
    50 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Chinese YMCA will be introducing keep-fit courses for men and women In Its health club at Palmer Road. The course which Includes free hand exercises, equipment exercises, spot reducing exercises, toning up, massage and sauna baths will be conducted by qualified instructors.
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    Cake icing show
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A talk and demonstration on cakeIcing will be held at the National Library's staff training room on Oct. 13 at 10.30 am The programme will be presented by Miss M.H Chul. who received her training in domestic science in England. Admission is free.
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    $200 for blind
    26 4 SINGAPORE, PTt. The Singapore Naval Base Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. has donated $200 to the Singapore Association (or the Blind.
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      This season's Christmas package
      53 5 This season's Christmas package SPOT Spot is planning a very melodious Christmas present for those who enjoy good music: "The club hopes to bring back the Hl-Chords at the end of the year. The group, which was here In May. Is bound to keep everyone In the right tune for
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      This one's different from the rest
      84 5 This one's different from the rest rpHE British group, Mar--1 malade, will play to packed audience at the Nationi l Theatre come Oct. 25. say the music critics. But they will not be the usual once-in-the-way music group that delights and captivates Singapore youths. Remember "Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep?") The
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    • NIGHT OUT... with Rita Long
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        Ato the blind pianist found his calling when he was three
        312 5 Ato the blind pianist found his calling when he was three OE can't read brail- le or use the white stick. But Pablo Bengullo. 25. blind since birth, is receiving recognition for his fingerwork at the piano: An achievement he owes only to himself. The Filipino pianist Ato to his
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        And caution is the watchword..
        281 5 And caution is the watchword fJHINGS are humming ;i&«in at Supper Club With the Masters of Time unwinding for their somewhat delayed debut tonight. The eight-man American Negro troupe was finally given the all-clear from the Immigration Department after waiting for three days while they were being checked out Whether
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        The magic of a mystic
        51 5 MYSTIC Paul Potassy will weave his magic at Marco Polo next week. An International entertainer, he has performed in top night clubs all ever the world. Besides the "hand-ls-faster than the -eye" feats, the man also speaks eight languages. How do you say "Abracadabra" In
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    Bird Park offers travel agents lOpe rebate on tourist groups
    257 7 Bird Park offers travel agents lOpe rebate on tourist groups SINGAPORE, Friday REGISTERED travel agencies here may receive a special 10 per cent commission from the Jurong authorities if they bring in more than 20 tourists at a time to the Bird Park. Tnis incentive to lure more visitors to
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    Fined $800 for breaking ban
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Pri. A clerk. Ooh Bock Teck was jailed (or a day and fined $800 today (or riding his motorcycle while under disqualification in Lornie Road at 12.30 a.m. on Dec. 13 last year. He was also banned from riding any vehicle (or three years
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    Life span 'cut by time spent smoking'
    239 7 Life span 'cut by time spent smoking' gINGAPORE, Fri. Every minute spent smoking is a minute less in your life span, a cancer researcher warned today. Dr. Donald Mrtcalf, head of the cancer research unit of the Walter and Elixa Hall Institute of Medical Research in Australia, said that evidence
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    Cultural night at the Vi
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Ngee Ann Technical College Student Affairs Section will hold a Cultural Night at the Victoria Theatre on Oct. 25 and 26. The programme includes dances, pugilistic demonstration, mouth-organ and Chinese orchestra performances and drama. Tickets are available at the college.
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    Jailed for theft
    37 7 SINGAPORE. PTi. Yong Cheong Weng. 21. unemployed, was jailed for nine months today when he admitted stealing a gold necklace valued at $120 from Nah blnte Kassim In East Coast Road on Sept. 24.
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    Back to work at the Mandarin —Hotel—
    139 7 Back to work at the Mandarin —Hotel— SINGAPORE, Fri. Construction work resumed at the Mandarin Hotel worksite today after a six-day stop. Tne certificates of regis tration for building worksites for Manaarin Hotel and Cathay Buna ing have been re issued to Lim Kah Nuam (8) Pte. Ltd., the contractor.
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    New post for Chief of Staff Far East
    78 7 New post for Chief of Staff Far East SINGAPORE, Pri. —The Chief of Staff to the British C-in-C, Far Bast, MajOen. Patrick John HowardDobson, 50, has been appointed commandant to the Staff College, Camberley, in Britain. MaJ Oen. Howard Dobson. now Chief of Staff to Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian
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    CDC office in Bangkok
    42 7 SINOAPORE. Fri. The Commonwealth Development Corporation, a British statutory organisation, has opened a new office in Thailand the second non-Commonwealth country it is operating in. The office in Bangkok is headed by Mr. C.J. Stephenson as resident representative.
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    Hospital experts due for survey
    158 7 SINGAPORE, Frt. A team of British consultants selected by the Health Ministry will arrive on Monday to prepare a comprehensive hospital development plan for Singapore over the next 20 years. British special aid to Singapore will cover the cost of this consultancy. The team of
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      200 7 Gardens music SINOAPORE. Pri. The I Police Band will perform at the Botanic Gardens on Oct. 17 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. O.h ||6 DAYI Galaiy: 1.11, J.JO, 7 ft t.JO a.m. B C City: 1 45, 4, Ift•3o p m g L 9 MTA MM City: Le.t CM
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      725 7 ORGfIN| SATION I bj C^bl^K3UbbEl LAST DAY Horn. 1.45, 4.00, t.JO t *.1S BJ Yul Brynncr "ADIOS SABATA" in Color (United Artists) I P Tonialit M'Hite at 4 Theatrei LIDO CAPITOL SKY ROXY plus Tomorrow Mernina Show BJ CAPITOL-REX-ROXY ot 9am ond LIDO-SKY nt 8 45am BJ Bj (LIDO: OPENS
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    Khmers celebrate first year of Republic
    797 8 Khmers celebrate first year of Republic Forging closer links with Spore MESSAGE FROM HIS EXCELLENCY MR. K. R. L. WONGSANITH, AMBASSADOR EXTRAORDINARY AND PLENIPOTENTIARY OF THE KHMER REPUBLIC TO SINGAPORE: TODAY, the Khmer people, in spite of the war which has been Imposed upon us by the North Vietnamese and
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    Policy one of friendship and peace: Lon Nol
    891 8 EXCERPTS FROM GENERAL LON NOL'S MESSAGE BROADCAST TO THE NATION ON NATIONAL DAY (THE PROCLAMATION OF THE KHMER REPUBLIC ON OCTOBER 9, 1970) ITWE republic that we all wanted as the political regime of our Cambodia to replace the feudal monarchy has
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      198 8 Congratulations Best Wishes THE GOVERNMENT PEOPLE OF THE KHMER REPUBLIC on the occasion of their National Day. from CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES F.E. LTD. JALAN KIMIA, JURONG TOWN. SINGAPORE 22. Tel: *****1 We Congratulate The Government People of the Khmer Republic on the occasion of their National Day Sugar Industry of Singapore
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      159 8 KHMER NATIONAL UMT Supplement to* NGOH HONG HANG (PTE) LTD., ]p^l 35, HONGKONG STREET, SINGAPORE, 1. TEL: *****6 (3 LINES) (REGULAR SERVICE TO PHNOMPENH) AND CAPTAINS CREW OF: S. S. KIRIROM M.V. TASANEE M. V. OCEAN LIFE Our Very Best Wishes to the Government People of the KHMER REPUBLIC on
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    Cambodians show faith in country's future
    550 9 THE Land of the Khmers today celebrate the first anniversary or tne proclamation of the Republic, Cambodia, now the Khmer Republic (182,000 square kilometres, seven million inhabitants), one of the States of SouthEast Asia, Is located between Thailand, Laos and South Vietnam. It Is
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    Angkor monuments reveal skill, genius of the Khmers
    550 9 ANGKOR was the A famous capital of the ancient Khmer Empire. Construction began in the ninth century and consisted of a series of towns laid out over 30 kilometres from east to west and 20 kilometres from north to south. The monuments
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      308 9 Felicitations ro the Government People KHMER REPUBLIC en their National Day. STANDARD CHEMICAL CORPORATION (PTE) LTD S Jo lon Besut, S.ngapore 22, Tel. *****1. *****9 ACE STATIONERY CO. 30 Robinson Road. Singapore 1. Tel. ***** extend their Best Wishes to the Government People of the KHMER REPUBLIC on their National
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    Trudeau and Tun sign loan pact for power project
    250 10 Trudeau and Tun sign loan pact for power project- OTTAWA, Fri. Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and Canadian Prime Minister Mr. Pierre Trudeau signed an agreement today for a Canadian development loan of up to $46.5 million toward a major power project in West Malaysia. The loan was promised
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    Hawker fees collection
    51 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Hawkers Branch mobile collection unit will be stationed at Grange Road Market and Buklt Ho Swee Phase IV Market tomorrow. Hawkers In Grange Road and Holland Road Markets and those In Buklt Ho Swee Phase IV Market can pay their licence (ees at their
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    Fun fair
    28 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister (or Home Affairs. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. will open a food and (un (air at the Alexandra community centre on Nov. 20.
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    Actress with iron in her soul
    314 10  -  RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Fri. A car accident left Thai actress Martha Seidel (above) helpless In bed for five years. But she has bounced rifht back into the film world as adviser to a film company to prove that nothing can shatter your life
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    Printers' day of charity
    49 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. Food will be supplied to the poor when employees in the printing industry hold their annual prayer meeting at Sri Krishnabahavan Temple in Waterloo Street tomorrow. A lunch prayer meeting will be held at 12.30 p.m. and a pooja service at 6.30 p.m.
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      201 10 1 1 1 oi, 0<,,, Hfg I T. Ham Un I THAT PRAFT CALL OF J I DIDNT V" -V UCV I I ...KING CARL 'aN' AN' TWEVRE WELL. WHA7CHA. tOURS AIN'T SITTING TOO/ FIGURE IT TWERE HE IS, »iTiji/| MIS LEMIANS y MARCHING ON J WAITIN' ON? GOOP WITH
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    Suicide of a taximan who could not pay $1,100 fine
    294 11 SINGAPORE, Friday PIRATE taxi-driver committed suicide because he could not pay the fines for more than 100 traffic offences, a coroner's court heard today. Neu Boon Hock, 33, was also driven to his death because of the police clampdown on
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    Malaysian-Indon pact ratified
    113 11 JAKARTA. Fri. Malaysia and Indonesia today exchanged Instruments ratifying their Friendship Treaty and their treaty on the delimitation of territorial waters in the Straits of Malacca. The Malaysian Ambassa dor. Tan Sri Yaacob bin Abdul Latif. and the Indonesian Minister of Justice. Prof. Oemar Seno Adjie. took
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    Entertaining the troops
    79 11 SINGAPORE. Pri. An Australian concert party of eight artists will give a series of performances for local and foreign troops here from Sunday to Wednesday during a ahort stop-over on Its way to entertain forces ln South Vietnam. The party, sponsored by the Australian Forces Overseas Fund,
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    form consumer clubs in schools' call
    243 11 form consumer clubs in schools' call SEREMBAN, Frl— The president of the consumers Association of Negrl Sembllan. Mr. T S Gill. called today for the formation of consumer clubs in schools so that students can learn to use money wisely. This will also help them to understand the Importance of
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    $16,000 in debt, he will pay creditors $10 a month
    200 11 $16,000 in debt, he will pay creditors $10 a month SINGAPORE. Fri. A man with debts totalling $16,530 was allowed today ln a bankruptcy case to pay his creditors $10 a month through the Official Assignee. Puteh bin Mohamed Zain, of Circuit Road, a $180-a--month office caretaker, had successfully pleaded
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    Youth admits robbery
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. Lee Ah Thye, 20. tcday admitted robbing Chong Ng Tal of a watch worth $68 at New World Amusement Park on June 3. Sentence was postponed to Oct. 30 pending Reformative Training Centre and probation reports.
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    $20,000 winner
    29 11 SINOAPORE. Pri. The second prize ol (20.000 in yesterday's Toto draw No. 78/71 was won by a participant. The jackpot (or this Sunday's draw remains at $130,000.
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    Shaping up
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Pri. The protein committee ot the proposed Shippers Council met to discuss its constitution at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce today, but declined to disclose details
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    Two contractors fined $400
    160 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two contractors were each fined S2OO today for illegally employing an underage boy and girl who subsequently fell to their death while at work. Tee Uong Chuan of Lorong Kadut admitted employing Phua Geok Ten, 14, who waa not issued with a valid certificate
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      287 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS road (7). 7 23 ln the chewed part of the 1 Put the animal ln a box for proje cted pie (7) maximum economy g sounds like the correct 5 Cover for a head cold? goose! (10). 13 3 JO gap 4 9 Spnnier in trouble
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      FIGHTING DRUGS
      429 12 The detection of "hard" drugs in Singapore this week is a sombre warning to anybody who believes that the dimensions of the drug problem are being exaggerated. "Hard" drugs are capable of totally destroying their users. A determined exertion of will power can usually put an end to
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      NO LAISSEZ FAIRE
      321 12 President Nixon's announcement of sweeping controls on wages and prices after the present anti-in-flationary measures run their course of three months en November 13 is the very antithesis of laissez faire by which orthodox Republicans swear. Seme crusty old-timers in his party may even be tempted to
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      THE CURFEW IS NEEDED
      281 12 People in the curfew areas in Perak will have to put up with the dusk-to-dawn-stay-indoors order for a while longer. It is essential for the success of "Operation Loyalty." Every effort is being made to ensure that economic activity is not disrupted. Even when round-;he-clock curfew
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    The — powerhouse in the pagoda
    596 12  - The powerhouse in the pagoda Martin Woollacott By in Saigon THE An Quang pagoda in Saigon like other modern pagodas in South Vietnam, is a weird marriage of the traditional with the motel style of architecture. A confection of slab concrete and tiled staircases, topped with curly edged Vietnamese roofs,
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    When the answers come by post
    590 12  -  LAWRENCE BASAPA BY JYAMIAN and Joseph Lvi are Higher School Certificate "classmates" at their home in Singapore. They are also father and son. "I feel rather awkward sometimes," Mr. Lul. 43, said with a shy chuckle. "Who wouldn't studying the same thing as a
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    NASSER – the inside story
    1137 12  - NASSER the inside story Gordon Brook-Shepherd By WHILE President Nasser of Egypt was alive Mohammed Heikal was always known as his mouthpiece. Yet it is only now, a year after the Arab leader's death, that Nasser for the first time speaks to the world through Helical's lips. What The Sunday
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      RULING ON EXAMS
      87 12 RECENTLY, we were told by bur teachers that the principal had decided to bar pupils who are weak or show weakness In any subject from taking those particular subjects in our G.C.E. examination. A few students questioned this move and were taken to the principal who told
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      36 12 I watched the Radio and Television Malaysia Talentime finals on TV the other day and I must say I was fascinated by the excellent performance of the orchestra. I wish to congratulate them. T. SEAH Singapore
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      Lock icon Lennon attacks ex-Beatle McCartney in new album
      288 13 Lennon attacks ex-Beatle McCartney in new album I ONDON, Fri. Former Beatle John Lennon has launched a musical attack on Paul McCartney, his one-time partner in producing some of the world's greatest pop songs. Mr. Lennon's latest LP. "Imagine John Lennon," released yesterday sets to song a broadside at Mr.
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      Lock icon Nixon's freeze is given more teeth
      546 13 WASHINGTON, Fri PRESIDENT Nixon 1 last night announced sweep in g controls on wages and prices aimed at cutting inflation by half by the end of next year. In a nationwide broadcast. Mr. Nixon said he was setting up citizen boards to police prices
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      Lock icon Cosmos up
      32 13 MOSCOW. Pri. The Soviet Union launched another of its Cosmos earth satellites to-d-.y and announced a slight adjustment in the orbit of its moon satellite, Luna, 19 Tass said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Landslides toll
      29 13 NEW DELHI. Pri. At least 16 people died In massive landslides following heavy rains in three villages in Nepal. The Press Trust of India reported today. UPI.
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      Lock icon Now meet Mr. Brown the bomb hoax plotter
      165 13 <CYDNEY. Frl. This Is Peter Pasquale Macari. 36. who pleaaed guilty In Sydney's Central Court today to the alleged Qanta.s A 5500.000 bomb extortion. His counsel. Mr. J. Birney. said Macari admitted he was "Mr. Brown." Mr. J. Blrney said Macari considered
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      Chou hails Haile Selassie
      214 14 TOKYO. Fri. Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Se'.assie yesterday had his first talks with Chinese Premier Chou En-lai. the New China News Agency reported today. The talks were conducted "in a friendly atmosphere'. 1 The agency said Dr. Minasse Haile. Ethiopian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Mr. Chi
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      Lock icon Korea varsity students clash with riot policemen
      275 14 CEOUL. Fri. About 1.500 students of Korea Univer s i t y clashed with riot police today for the second consecutive day in a protest against a pre-dawn raid on their campus by Korean Army soldiers. The slogan-chanting students marched out of the
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      Lock icon Legal status for the illegitimate Bill passed by France
      174 14 Legal status for the illegitimate Bill passed by France PARIS, Fri. A controversial Bill that could result in an illegitimate child being allotted several fathers each paying child support has been approved by the French National Assembly. The legislation gives judges the power to designate as father every man who
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        Cambodia wants foreign troops —out—
        584 15 Cambodia wants foreign troops out NEW YORK, Friday CAMBODIA yesterday demanded that all foreign troops immediately leave the country. Khmer Foreign Minister Mr. Koun Wick was making a policy speech at the U.N General Assembly here yesterday The session also heard a Sudanese call for the withdrawal of South African
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        Lock icon Send my daughter back says mum of spy case woman
        251 15 Send my daughter back says mum of spy case woman UOSCOW, Fri. A woman who says she is the mother of Irina Teplyakova, who defected in London with spy Oleg Lyalin, yesterday demanded the right to communicate with her daughter and persuade her to return home. Mrs. Teplyakova had been
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        Lock icon U.S. army truck attacked
        48 15 SAIGON. Fri. Militant Vietnamese students attacked and lirebombed a U.S. ai my j truck today. The incident occurred on one of the main streets leading to the city's Tan Sen Nhut air- port. The vehicle was henvily damaged. The driver was not injured.— AP.
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        Lock icon Top leaders in Palestine army dismissed
        313 15 Top leaders in Palestine army dismissed F)AMASCIS, Fri. The executive committee of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) yesterday sacked two top military leaders of the Palestine Army (PLA) but gave no reasons for the dismissals. The committee's official spokesman, Kamal Nasser, said only that Brig. Abdel-Razzak Al-Yahia. commander of the
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        Lock icon Russia to expel Britons report
        397 15 LONDON. Friday rpHE Soviet Govern--1 ment will expel British diplomats within the next two days as a reprisal for the expulsion of 105 Russians from Britain, the Lon- j don Evening News re- i ported yesterday. A front-page report from Moscow by special correspondent Mr.
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        33 15 LONDON. Fri. A referendum conducted in Prime Minister Fdward Heath's own parliamentary constituency Bexley has produced an emphatic "no" to Britain's proposed entry to the European Common Market. Reuter.
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        62 16 11 (.1 If Ilia n $4 44 +.44 Kramat Tin $3 22 .20 Krsanr Tin $130 +15 C and C $3.76 +12 Kitzpatricks $3 14 +.10 S. J. Bus $0 63 +.09 M. Cont. $2.63 +.08 T'ront Sec. $3 26 +.08 F. Lady $1.11 +.06 T. Cement $2.74 +06
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        Falls
        20 16 U. E. $2.99 —.05 F. Union $1.09 —04 Sfl. Cocount $1.36 —.04 Fed. Cables $1.19 —03 Aetna $1.76 —03
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        Most active sticks
        20 16 Pan-Electric 593.000 Haw Par 195.000 Faber Union 189.000 P.E.G.I. 183.000 Total Turnover: 2.74 M Delayed Percentage: 28.28
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        33 16 Oct 7 Oft S •Industrials: IM.M IM.CI IHoteU: 7S.M 78.44 •Properties: 137.85 136.44 tTln«: M.U 94.44 t$ rubber*: ***** 122.49 •Dee. 3*. IM4 100 •Dec SI, INS 100 tDec 21, IM2 100
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      Week ends on uncertain note
      221 16 TpRADING remained gene--l rally uncertain on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Speculation and covering activity again provided the main spark as investors held off for want of fresh inducements. Blue chips were at best steady. There continued to be little change noted
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1052 16 „IU AND Orriß PRICEI OFFI CIALLV LIITID AT THE CLOU OF BUSINESS IN THE tINCAPOM ROOMS OF TNI STOCK fXCMANCE WITH "RICE MOVEMENTI IN RACKETS TISTIROAV WIRE. CLOSING TONE: IndiutrUls steady, while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1219 16 BUSINESS '.n and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (2) 1.75. (1) 1.76. Akan (2) 1.44. Allied Choc. (5) 2.00. (2) 2.01.
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      Exchange rates
      162 16 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these bes- agreed merchant rates as at Oct 8 Loral dtllart to one unit SELLING BUYING of Kurr.cn Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar Bouth Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollar* to
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      —Bank of Canton getsan offer
      446 16 SECURITY Pacific National Bank, one of the 10 largest banks In the United States, yesterday offered to purchase, through a wholly owned Investment subsidiary, a substantial Interest In the Bank of Canton, a commercial bank Incorporated In Hong Kong In 1912. Mr. Frederick O. Larkln,
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      Bank Negara statement
      79 16 BANK Negara statement of Liabilities and Assets on Sept. 30. 1971. LIABILITIES: Capital 40.000.000 General reserve 60.518,461 Malaysian currency in circulation f 1.118.639.533 Deposite: Banks 193.929.366 Malaysian Government S 559 674.193 Other f 348.434 750 Allocation of special drawing rights f 125.210.371 Other Liabilities t 169.431.301 Total
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        20 16 OCT. 8 RI'BBER: 99.75 cents (up 1.75 cents). TIN: $619 (unchanged). Official offering 249 tons (up 37 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        107 16 CHINCH PRODUCE IXCHANCE INCAPORC NOON CLOfINC PRICH PiR PICUL VIITIKDAY Cecenut Oil: bulk S46| sellers, drum $4* sellers. Ce*ra: Mixed 'fob > loose Oct./ Nov. UK/Cont. 527 B. Psawer: lluntok ABTA white fob. 100<; NLW (200 sellers, Sarawak white fob. 06<t NLW JlftO sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. M°t
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        Gold markets
        52 16 Thursday Wadnttdiy •U.I. lUI. London 42.343 42.43 Beirut 42.83 42.TS Hongkong 41.87 43.88 Zurich 42.438 42.408 42.808 42.333 Paris 42.57 42.37 B'pore (1) 44.00 43.973 t B'pore (2) 160.60 1*0.50 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In is. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dollars price In Singapore dollars
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        PALM OIL
        32 16 In London on Thursday the price! of Malayan S per cent CIP UK/N European port! In bulk, iterllng per long ton I*o. Jan. wu quoted at UK £101 Mlleri (unchanged).
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        Straits tin unchanged
        170 16 rpHE Straits tin price In X Penang yesterday was unchanged at $619 per plcul on an official offering up 37 tons to 249 tons. The local market was rainy steady with support rrom the Continent and Japan. LONDON: Thursday's tin cook on a firmer appearance to close
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        Copper prices
        33 16 London copper prices on Thursday (previous In bnckeU): Wlrcbar Spot buyer £413.30 (£412.00) seller £416.00 (£412.30: Three Months buyrr £423.00 (£419.30) seller £423.30 (£420.00). Market tone: Irregularly firmer, tales: 4.300 tons.
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        RUBBER GAINS
        292 16 TOHE rubber market yesterday ruled steadier for the mornIng with October reaching a high point of 99.75 cents per kilo following last night's official support for Oct. and Nov. and some short-covering. Physicals were sidelined and forwards were very quiet. The market steadied again In the afternoon and
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      315 16 Next week's I.T.C. talks unlikely to tackle price range adjustment LONDON: The adjustment of tin floor and celling prices Is unlikely to be a subject for discussion at next week's International Tin Council (ITC) meeting In view of the current confusion on the International monetary scene, according to informed sources
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        387 16 AfELBOURNE. Frl— Some A small recoveries were evident among mining shares traded on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, but the majority of stocks continued to lose ground. Oil and industrial shares were mlxeu In relatively quiet trading. Poseidon was cut back $1 to yet another year's low of $11
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        153 16 fHESE rates were quoted on x the Asijm dollar market yesterday The rates are for deposlU of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths mths 12 mths 6 5/16 to 6 9/10% 6\i to t\i% BTa to 7V; 6 15/16 to 7 3/16% 7
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        149 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 70 72 Wednesday 70 53 Week ago 70 73 RIBBEBS Thursday 247.95 Wednesday 245.81 Week ago 231 32 OILS £"i rsd 329.28 Wednesday 32 6 9 3 Week ago 327 33 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 422 3 Wednesday 4121 Week ago 409 2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS
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        228 16 ■**JEW YORK. Thurs. The market posted a modest gain In fairly active trading after an early morning rally dissipated. The early rally was attributed to anticipation that President Nlxor. s speech tonight on phase two of his economic programme would have a positive effect on the economy. In
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        111 16 HONO KONO. Prt. prom a steady start, the market held firm all day with very little movement either way. Oalns and losses were fractional with a number of popular counters remaining unchanged over the day. The turnover value for the day amounted to 125.44 million. Today'! cloning middle
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    Court told of pepper firm's S9m loss in year—
    201 17 Court told of pepper firm's S9m loss in year— SINGAPORE. Fri. A $10 million local company, specialising in the pepper trade, suffered a trading loss of almost nine million dollars between 1969 and 1970, the High Court was told today. "But the company is still on a sound financial footing—
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    Where cavern occurred
    37 17 The Scutts Road cave-in on Thursday was nut at the worksite of the proposed Marco Polo Hotel as reported in the Straits Times yesterday. It was at an adjacent site. The error is regretted.
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    Surprise checks at Penang waterfront and fishing areas
    337 17 Surprise checks at Penang waterfront and fishing areas DENANG, Fri. Over 2,000 people In the fishing and waterfront areas of Penang were taken by surprise when police extended its Operation Gulong Dua to the State today. The 14J -hour operation, which started at 4 o'clock this morning, was called off
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    House to discuss drug problem
    242 17  -  CHIA POTEIK: QUERIES ON MEASURES TO FIGHT THE MENACE By Singapore, Friday ■p H K drug problem is likely to dominate discussion at the Parliament sitting on Oct., 19. Three ministers have been asked questions about it. What the Government is doing about the situation
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    Writer: At 50 I'm still very much a kid
    348 17 SINGAPORE, Friday AUSTRALIAN writer Ivan Southall has had a much longer childhood than other people. At 50, he says he is still a child. According to him, it took him about 40 years to mature Into what he is today. He
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    Motorcyclist fined $160
    49 17 SINGAPORE. Prl. Chua Teck Aun. of Kirn Cheng Street, who admitted three traffic offences while riding his motorcycle along Lornle Road at 10.25 p.m. on March 11. was fined a total of $160 today. He was also disqualified from riding Class Two vehicles for 12 monl^
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      86 17 TODAY: Siifjpre 2.04 a.m. (B.6ft), 1.14 p.m. (9.5 ft); Pli Kcckil 1.03 a.m. (B.3ft), 11.38 p.m. (6.9 ft tot licksti a.m. (9ft), 9.31 p.m. (7.7 ft) rtrt Swttttikaa 8.21 a.m. ft), 8.50 p.m. (14.2 ft) Ptuif 2.46 a.m. (B.3ft), 3.26 p.m. TOMORROW: Siifaprt 3.02 a.m. (7.Bft), 1.53 p.m. (9ft); Ml
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      636 17 On your TV and Radio 12.55 P.M. Opening and Felix the 7.N Is This Your Career' Radio PJL Openin &t Technician Summary 21 Quiz Perpaduan 1.21 Lassie Lassie's Odyssey V, uftain U P 3.12 Suara dan Harmonika 1.12 Programme Summary Pt. 3 and Newsreel in Chinese in Movie the Week
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    Kodak shipment
    43 18 SINGAPORE. Prt. A shipment of 17 tons of photographic film for Kodak (Malaya) Pie Ltd. here arrived by container from Australia on board the Blue Funnel Line vessel Rhexenor yesterday, it was the first container to bring In Kodak products here.
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    266 18 More jobs for youth bring a decline in delinquency SINGAPORE, Friday irVENILE delinquency in Singapore has decreased and will probably continue to decrease, a senior officer from the Ministry of Social Affairs said today. "The trend in Juvenile delinquency has been going downward for the last 10 years, and there
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    Aussie TV men to film two series in S'pore
    315 18 Aussie TV men to film two series in S'pore SINGAPORE, Frl. Producers of one of Australia's top national TV programmes. Bandstand, a musical variety show, will shoot two series In Singapore over the next two weeks. Here to prepare the groundwork today are the show's producer. Mr. Brian Morelli (above),
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    Three years for robbery
    34 18 SINOAPORE. Fri. Ooh Ah Meng. 24. was jailed for three years today after he admitted robbing Wong Kwong Seng of jewellery worth $180 in Potong Pasir yesterday at 9 pm.
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    Noisy taximan
    36 18 SINOAPOrtE. Fri. Taxi driver Ismail bin Abdul Samad of Wing Loong Road, was fined $15 today for continuously sounding his horn while driving along Chang! Road at 6 p.m. on May 1 last year.
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    Her uphill task to make the men toe her line
    242 18  - Her uphill task to make the men toe her line WONG LAI WAH E SINGAPORE, Fri. In a country where the men make the decisions, she has the uphill task of persuading them to toe her line. But then Mrs. A.W.W. Patterson is no oramary woman. Dr. Patterson. 39. is
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    Old man and boy die in road mishaps
    106 18 SINGAPORE. Frl. Two pedestrians an old man and a boy were killed in traffic accidents yesterday. At 10.30 a.m., Chua Hee Kuan, 60, of Havelock Road, was walking alone Kirn Tian Road when be was knocked down by a motorcyclist. He was
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      30 18 What's he really like? takes you to meet him jß^j^^iflj The Chieftain The Statesman The Party Leader A FRANK and REVEALING INTERVIEW in tlmtßmtmuimnc FREE TOMORROW WITH The Sunday Times
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      Occasional surgical successes do not mean much
      290 19 Occasional surgical successes do not mean much- rE compassionate plea by "HH (ST., Oct. 6) to support pilgrimages overseas for medical treatment leads to several controversial questions on the ethical and the professional role of doctors. Should doctors not discourage patients with hopeless conditions from making fruitless and sometimes expensive
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      253 19 A line will have to be drawn somewhere I AM gratified for such a prompt reply by "Spokesman" lor the Jurong Hospital (S.T., Oct. 2). Though I have no wish to enter Into lengthly arguments with him on the points brought up by me In my previous letter (S.T. Sept.
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      86 19 AS a citizen of Singapore I am very glad to know of the Government's great concern over us Singaporeans. This concern Is especially reflected when the Government takes immediate steps to battle off drug-addiction and hlpplsm among our youths. I would greatly appreciate if the Government, In their drive against
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      73 19 I USED to take my family for dinner at Oeylang Serai and on every occasion our dinner was Interrupted by young beggars who tapped our shoulders for money. These beggars force us to give them money by standing next to us and will not go away thus embarrassing us in
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      309 19 When the job at HDB worksites is over... I MUST draw the attention of the HDB} to the utter disregard that construction workers have for their safety and the safety of residents. Last Saturday at about 2.30 p.m. I witnessed a scene that haa me rootea with horror: Two women
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      116 19 -Sweeping rubbish into the drains REFER to the article (S.T., Oct. 2) on the month long "Keep Singapore Pollution Free" campaign. The first step is to discipline the labour force of the Cleansing Department who Indulge in the practice of sweeping rubbish Into drains while on their dally routine work.
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      25 19 COULD the outpatient clinics be opened half a day on Sundays Instead of Saturdays for the convenience of some working mothers? N. T., Singapore 13.
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      TAKING OVER FROM THE EXPATS
      100 19 TAKING OVER FROM THE EXPATS GOVT REPLIES f REFER to the letter 1 by "Justice" (S.T., Oct. 2), under the heading "Training up locals to take over those Jobs." It Is the policy of the Immigration Department to require local employers to provide. In appropriate cases, details of their training
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      165 19 I REFER to the letter from "Arkay" (ST., Sept. 8) regarding his suggestion for first day covers and new stamp Issues to be sold three weeks In advance. Where first day .covers are concerned. It has already been the practice to sell them a number of weeks ahead of the
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      535 20 M jJjY P.acemcnt Advisory Services for Clients European Engineering Company about J to establish in Singapore, wishes to fill the following positions: COMPANY MANAGER Degree in Structural or Mechonical Engineering, with several years' experience, preferably in materials handling Applicants with administrative and financial abilities preferred Training To be sent to
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      703 20 Applications are Invited for the following post:— Post Works Superintendent (Development) (Water) (3 vacancies). Department Public Works. Salary Division 11. Scale C4-S ($690—1.050). Candidates must be male, not less than 28 and not more than 45 years of age: be In possession of a good general standard of education up
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      682 20 KOLEJ PERTANIAN MALAYA Permohcnan2 adalah dipelawa daripada Warganegara2 Malaysia untuk mengisi jawatan2 Pensharah di Kolej Pertanian Malaya: Tang E a Gaji: $630x25 680 715x35 925/965x40—1.245. Kemasukan tangga gay. permulaan akan diasaskan kepada kelayakan dan pengalaman. lain 2 Fiedah: m akan dibayar elaun berubah atas kadar 30 r ;-35'; dari gaji
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      895 20 PERDADANAN KEMAJUAN NEGERI PERAK JAWATAN2 KOSONG j Permchonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Warca Negara Malaysia untok mengisi Jawatan2 berikut 1. Penolong Pengurus (Pertanian) Kelulusan: a) Ijazah B.Sc. (Agriculture) atau laln2 kelulusan yang saiaraf daripada mana 2 Universiti yang d'-iktiraf oleh Kerajaan Ma- lavsla dan berpengalaman dalam penUdblr»n/ pengurusan sa-kurang2-nya 3 tahun.
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      711 20 LEMBAGA PEMULEHAN DAN PENYATIAN TANAH NEGARA Jawatan2 berikut ada-lah kosong di-Lembaga ml: Nama JawaUn dan Tanjga-gaJI (1) Juru Ukor $750 x 50 850 950 x 50—1.150 1.300x50—1.500 1.600 x 100 1.800 (gajl berseh (2) Pengurus $560 x 40 640 680 x 40 880 920 x 40 I.O JO (gaji berseh)
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      1385 21 TO LIVERPOOL AND OTHER t) K CONTINI ITS Tpore Sails P. S'htm Penang HELENUS le.ioes. Liverpool Ii Pt/Oct II Oct If hector Liverpool. Belfast. Giasgo*.. Oct 14 oct II oct 17/21 Oct 21 niSANOER Liverpool Oct IS Oct II ADRASTUS Adam H'burg, Havre. L'pool Oct 11/1J CALCHAS Liverpool, Dublin Oct
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      1982 21 Ut 4 i I pMLi l 1 1 l) tl kVrMri tt i i) MiSM\ jf EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Sham Penang Singapore LOADING FOR: Gdl. 10-11 C'blanca H'burg/B'men R'dam SIENA Sailed Oct 11/12 Oct 10 Adam, A'werp, C'hagen. Airhus. G'buri, Oslo Malmo "l»N0N Oct 14/11 Oct 17/11 H'burg/B'men,
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      1159 21 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. N Orleans Bait Phil N York Penang P Sham Spore Diakarta Kintston 25?.°t"«... rt »<' MENESTHEUS Sift II Oct 24 Oct 25 Oct 21 Oct 21 Die 15 BURMA Sept I Stpt 1] Stpt II Act 21 Oct 21 Oct 23 Otc
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      917 22 WL»-*^»^^CAWASAKIKISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG. STRAITS SERVICE. Stilt Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETAP. S'haa war. x n 4 o 1 as Japan Persian Cult Service Tg. Mani,Poniianak/Fr«mantle Service Tf Man. Pontianak Fremanlle -MMiMT Ott Japan/Sabah/Sarawak/W. Australia Service Japan Skan K'blu Tg. Mini Kuching "fasjx;-
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      930 22 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P Sham Singapore Ltafitg ft»: HAKDINA" 11/11 Oct AuCIL, Napier, L»tt., lORVADA Ott 28 Oct 28/H Oct Auch.. Well.. Timaru, odm. STRAITS/MAPKAS SERVICE ntapore P Sham Penane iMfiaf ftr: IAJULAt 11/11 Oct 22 Ht 21 Oct Nagapattmam. Madras. lAIUIA 8/14 Nn II Nt» 18 Nai Nagapattmam.
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      855 22 ORIENT LINES LTD. w (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. 9"iam Penang >ti NEPTUNE TOPAZ CJ3 M.SIs hii 10/12 Oct 11/14 Oct London 9/11, Havre 13 11, R'dam 16
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      702 22 ga P^SKlaysl^nTnternatlonal SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD I I No 3OE. Jin. Amp«no Kuala Lunpor m H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrtrtl: BUNGA MELOR 11/18 Oct 18/22 Oct 21/25 Oet Ma«t 18/11 London 21 J, Hbu/g I 12 B'men 3 12. BUNGA RAYA
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    196 23 -|-Mt PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTMO 1 RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW INC BERTHING ARRANCEMENT] FOR OCT. OUT: Doctor Lykra 1/2. straat ihatham 1/4, Brnloyal itollowrd by siraat Bali) 13/16. Perils 20 Rant. I'.'au 21 Kant. Shonel Maru IT/M, Neptune Topaz 33/34. Pablorverett s 41. V .hv.i Anand 42
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      1320 23 APPOINTMENT INDONESIA COMMODITY EXPORT MANAGER £5,000 A vacancy has arisen offering a long term career In a large British Group which has extensive trading and manufacturing interests In Asia and Africa. The successful candidate, though operating within an established trading company, will deal directly with the London Office. He will
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      1102 23 FOR SALE OR RENTAL MANITOWOC 45 Ton Mobile Crane with 80 ft. boom. In Up top condition. This Crane will be demonstrated at Jurong Wharf under working conditions whilst loading equipment on board the m.v. "Anna Taylor", on Monday, October 11. Interested parties are welcome to this demonstration and the
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      659 23 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (CAP. 179. 1970 ED.) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule It Notice Is hereby given that the following proposals for Alterations to the Master Plan (1971) were submitted to the Minister for Law and National Development for approval: (a)
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      501 23 P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from "Specially Registered Contractors" for the following work:— Manufacture, Supply and Delivery of 31" Outside Diameter Concrete lined Steel Pipes and Specials for Pion pi ni Mains (Contract V) All approval Contractors Closinc Date: 9.11.71 at 10.00 a.m. Persons or
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      960 24 CINKAL ADVtimSIMINTS ANNOUNCIMtNT/WKSONAL (Oi lf! 50 PHOME C.A.T.B. TEL: *****1 Malay... anly »0 cant. «.r- "•'•>"" d mtnimum V M for li mcrii rUHUtIHIL*. minimum $M/- for H wordi MB and Mala Ball OIS cents a ward Sinsapere and Malaysia: SI. SO a werd. .< Jaflnlmam M»/- for tt words.
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      766 24 LICTRICIAN WANTIO. Passed Vocational Institute Electrical Fitting Course. Able to repair electrical equipment aad alao running conduct wiring, minimum experience 3 years. Write or call personally to:- Oeneral Electric (U.S.A.) controls Pte. Ltd., Lokyang Road. P.O. Box 106. Taman Jurong P.O. S'pora 22. ELECTRIC INOINIIRS a TECHNICIANS REOUIREO BY ESTABLISHED
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      759 24 POST FOR SINIOR and Junior Draftsmen Write to Box A 4879 B.T. B'pore with telephone number for early interview But* (alary required and experience VII CONTRACTOR require* female clerk typist, able to speak Mandarin. Call at 84, Calrnhlll Road S'pora 9. Uth a 12th October 10.00 a.m. 12.00 a.m. GENERAL
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      906 24 RIOUIRE ENCLISH SPIAKINO WAITRISSIS Twilight Bar 81, Bencoolen Btreet. S'pora 7 after 1.00 p.m. OFFICE BOY with bicycle, driving licence (preferably), abort working hours, Orchard area. Phon* *****9 (office hours) OUTDOOR BALISaiRLS WANTIO Immediately o aell new products Salary plus commission, ring Spore ***** for Interview. INTERNATIONAL COMPANY invites applications
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      983 24 SI, MING TICK ***** dlst 10 2 storey semi-detached bungalow. Recently renovated Aluminum sliding doors, windows Brand new lat elms* furniture. Inspection pbon* S'pora ***** Yiog. OIST. 11 SEMI DETACHED fully furnished private room, attractive kitchen, large garden, peaceful surrounding, all convenleneea, moderate rent, view by appointment. Tel: *****2 8
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      928 24 TO LIT/FOR (ALB Ten-ace nous*. 3 bedrooms, servant s room. 48. Jalan Oumllang. district 23. Contact *****/ *****. Mr. C. H Quek. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY furnished double-storey terrace at 94 Bedok Road, 4 bedroom*, 2 balla. 1 bathrooms Tel *****0 Mr. Wang. FURNISHED ROON, Quiet Serangoon Garden Eatat*. Chinese, Pbon* Ip
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      874 24 LUXURIOUS TWO STORIV Semidetached Bungalow at 44A Jalan Pemtmpln off Thomson Road. Newly completed, tiling throughout. Contact *****3 (B'pore) after S.SO p.m. MO CNIAT OARDIN 2-atorey terrace house S bed looms. 1 servant* room, t bathroom*, freehold. fully furnished. Principal* only. Phone SI22SS Spore. SILITAR MILLS 2-storey semidetached bungalow: 4
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      789 24 A BIOINNIRS SNORT COURSE IN COSTINO (INTERMEDIATE STAGE) Preparing for the London Chamber of Commerce (Spring) 1972 Examination. Also a refresher Course for those who wiah to attempt this examination again (71% aucceeded In the 1971 examination). Enrol now for thla Course a* well as for the examination. COMMENCING DATE
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      966 25 INTERNATIONAL AIR INTIRPP.nI weekly Boeing charter flight* to London— Europe— Ntw York. Please contact Spore *****7— 48H930 for more details. FOR RIDABLE CNARTBRBO FLIGHTS to London/New York weekly. Elta 428. Cross Street Singapore »7140»1282« WSCKLV BOEINC CHARTSR flights to and from London All enquiries welcomed. Tel: Miss Kok *****0 (B'pore).
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      953 25 CARPETS, DRAPES for bomea and offlcea (economic and luxurious range). Contact- Carpet ft Drapery (8) Pte. Ltd. 150. Emerald Hill Road. Tel: *****7 *****3. 138. Tembeling Road Tel: *****7. OS Interiors Pte. Ltd.. 401. River Valley Road Tel: *****6. General Supplies Co. 51. Owen Road. Tel: *****. *****. *****. FIRST
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      769 25 Boats Yachts wanted HARBOUR LAUNCH WANTED Length approximately 60 ft. with 300 to 400 h.p. dlesel engine and speed IS knots or more. Should have crew accommodation plus sleeping accommodation for 4 to 6 passengers. Must be Immediately available and registered or reglatrable for use within local trad* limits. TELEPHONE
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      1236 25 Saturday Car Market Q Vehicles for sal* MC KIOMC CAR TRADERS. 14. Patrrson Hill. Singapore: *****4 4k 1970: Maida. 1300. F Eacort. Capri 1600. Toyota/1000. Holdrn Monaru. Udt-un I'JOO. Tomta Corolla SI Toyota, 1200. Maida 'l2oo. A 'Mini. F! Cortina. Honda 600 Alfa Romeo 1750. 1969 Datsun' l3oo. Toyotal 1200.
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      1069 25 IMS FORD STATION WAGON. S»le by Tender. Further Information from DSTO. George Lea Chambers. CM" menceau Avenue. 9. Phone *****. IMI AUSTIN COOHR excellent condition, with many extras. 1 year road tax. no insurance. 53. 650 0.n.0. Contact *****0 Spore. OCTOBIR IMS TOYOTA CORONA Alrconditloned. 1 owner $6,800'0.n.0. Appointment afternoon
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      1281 25 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF FABER UNION GROUP ANNOUNCE WITH REGRET THE DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED COLLEAGUE MR. HO YUE HONG. OUR CONDOLENCE IS EXTENDED TO THE BEREAVED FAMILY. THE CHAIRMAN AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF FABER UNION SDN BERHAD ANNOUNCE WITH REGRET THE DEATH OF THEIR ESTEEMED FELLOW DIRECTOR
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      730 26 CAREER IN A LEADING VENEER/PLYtVOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Due to our continuing rapid expansion programme, we have established the following posts: A. 2 Mechanical Engineer* a. University graduate with a degree tn Mechanical Engineerin* b. At least 4 years of practical experience in plant lay-out Installation, construction and fabrication, c. Responsible
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      800 26 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are Invited for the following temporary appointments (site staff) in the Water Department. Public Utilities Board. Applicants for the vacancies must satisfy the requirements stated below. The salaries ottered will be dependent on the applicants' qualifications and experience. (1) INSPECTOR-OF-WOKKS (1 appointment) Oross salary range $800
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      710 26 A leading International Organisation with a rapidly expanding manufacturing base in this region invites applications for the following vacancies:INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER The person we are looking for is a university graduate, ideally in mechanical engineering, with some years of related experience in an industrial organisation. He will be responsible to the
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      616 26 W CK CONVEYORS (S. 8. ASIA) FTE. LTO ENGINEERS We need additional ENGINEERS to add to our present team of engineers for our factory at Jurong. Applications are therefore invited from suitably qualified and experienced candidates to fill the above appointments. Applicants should possess a Degree in Mechanical or Civil
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      I don't want children to fight for a living, says Clay
      101 27 TERMER world heavyweight champion Cassius Clay meeting the Press when he paid a fleeting visit to London last week. He was Africa bound to promote a health food in Lagos, Nigeria. He held a very subdued Press conference. At
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      321 27 LONDON, Fri. Arsenal's soccer stars earned nearly $1.8 million in wages and bonus payments during their all-conquering run last season. Directors of the London club said in their annual report they paid the players by results. Arsenal won the English League and the FA Cup
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      Foreman wins in two
      52 27 KOUSTON J»ri. George Foreman. No. 2 world heavyweight contender, knocked out Ollle Wilson in the second round In San Antonio, last night. Wilson went down twice in the second round, first on a left-right combination and then for the last time on a crushing left to
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      Senior golfers' meet off
      50 27 TOKYO. Fri. The third world senioi amateur golf championship, scheduled to be played near here on Oct. 20-23. has been cancelled. The Japan Oolf Association said the fcur-day event was called off because of the uncertainty cf the world currency situation following Pre-ident Nixon's economic measures.
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      Indonesia again
      64 27 JAKARTA. Fri The International Badminton Federation named Indonesia as the site for the 1573 Thomas Cup plcnshlps. Antara reported today. The IBF decision was conveyed by its president. Ferry Sonneville. in a cable to the Indonesian National Sports Committee. Indonesian officials consider the IBF decision as proof that
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      115 27 19 foreign entries for the Indon GP lAKARTA. Fri.— Nineteen Grand Prix drivers and motorcycle riders from Singapore, New Zealand, Malaysia, Macao. Hong Kong and Japan will take part in the Indonesian Grand Prix at the new Jaya Antjol circuit this weekend. Some 250 entrants will take part In novice
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      Australia 4-0
      26 27 LONDON, Fri. Two goals in each half gave the touring Australian hockey team a 4-0 win over the Travellers XI successive victory In Britain.
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      28 27 VANCOUVER. Fri Ken Rosewall of Australia defeated his doubles partner Fred Stolle 3-6. 6-0, 6-3, yesterday In the third round of the UStSO.OOO International tennis tournament
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      Dangerous Dan is after the big 'un
      628 27  -  ALAN HOBY By I ONDON, Fri. He is a two-flsted. bobbing and weaving bull of a tighter with a punch like an exploding bomb In either hand. He would never win prizes for graceful elegance of style and not even his best friend
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      Kojima looks the winner of S'pore Open
      529 28 Kojima looks the winner of S'pore Open JAPAN'S Ippei Kojima looked the player best equipped to capture the men's singles title of this year's Singapore Open badminton championships when play moved into the quarterfinal stage at the SBA hall last night. Bubbling with energy and reading his opponent like a
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      Favourite wins 6f race
      59 28 ASCOT. Prl. The favourite My Pal Houston. (Willie Carson), owned by Texas oil millionaire. Mr. Nelson Bunker Hunt, won the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes for two-year-olds run over six furlongs here today. Lord Weir's Hardy Scot (Tony Murray) was second, and Mallard, (L. Piggott). owned by
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      Forces beat Police for third successive time
      159 28 pvEFENDINO champions Armed Forces confirmed their superiority over Police at hockey this season when they beat them lor the third successive time yesterday. Forces won the Police-Military Senior knockout final by 3-1 on the pa dang They had Police completely under control and
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      'Foul' play by unruly campus crowd
      229 28  - 'Foul' play by unruly campus crowd JOE DORAI By YESTERDAY'S an- nual rugby match at Buklt Timah, between University of Singapore and the Polytechnic, was expected to end abruptly as it did the past two years, but it went the full distance with the two teams finishing level (0-0). Play
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      Tobacco firm's annual games
      36 28 ROTHMANS will hold Its first annual sports for workers and their families at its premises at 9 a.m. on Oct 17. The sports and games Include sepaktakraw. volleyball, netball, and Inter-department tug-of-war.
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      -SAAA set qualifying marks for Asia meet
      302 28 -SAAA set qualifying marks for Asia meet SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association have set third placings at the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok as the qualifying mark for the First Asian Track and Field Championships in New Delhi from Feb. 16-20. SAAA secretary Maurice Nicholas said. "The qualifying marks are within
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      Nicklaus wins
      23 28 WENTWORTH. Fri. Jack Nicklaus beat Neil Coles 7 and 5 in the semifinals" of Picadilly World matchplay golf championship here today.
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      5½ f looks right for speedy Julinda
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      ZORRO CAN FOLLOW UP AT PENANG
      263 29 ZORRO CAN FOLLOW UP AT PENANG r/ORRO, who won a Class 4 £j sprint by a distance at Kuala Lumpur last month, showed plenty ot dash In a 21 sprint on good going at Penang yesterday. This Forearmed live-year-old should be a good thing in Race 5 tomorrow. Just Wonderful
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      Another 21 new horses in MRA register
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      39 29 TOKYO. Fri. Masahi Ozaki today fired a brilliant six-under 66 for a one-stroke lead with a seven-under par. 137 in the second round ol the 10 million yen (s9o.uOo> Japan Oclf Digest magazine u.nament
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      2162 29 FOCUS ON FORM THE SAMARITAN: Won twice this season; proved too .smart for Class 5 Eiv 1 field over Penang 6f on Aug 1 winning easily by three lengths: linlshed fast fourth with 8.7 to Central London 18.IO) In Div 2 5Jf race at Ipoh on Aug 21 good longshot.
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      156 29 SHANGHAI KID: Useful on wet track; scored runaway seven-length win in Class 6 Div 2 9f race in heavy going at XL on Sept 4 and In second run over 6f he finished fast second with 8.12 to Luna Stream (9.0); will come Into it if there Is rain. OUR
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      176 29 ful 8.6) in Div 1 5Jf race at Ipoh on Aug 21; should finish "In the money." ZOOM: Chalked up his third win this season in last start cvei Ipoh 9f with 8.7 In Civ 1 on Aug 28; course winner with 8.5 In Div 2 on Feb 7; chance.
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      800 29 track form; best effort In six starts was third with 8.12 to i Giand Roma (8.9) In Class 4 i Dlv S 7f race at Bt. Timah on Aug 14; can surprise. M— ________i __l MOTION PICTURE IV: Well drawn and if he gets going early he can be hard
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      395 29 £S* PACIFIC PALACE: has improved; came from behind u> finish sixth In field of 14 in Div. 5 6f. race at XL. on Sept. 5; 7f. should suit him; good lor flutter. ROUGH AND TOUGH HI: Fangiad in last start over XL. 6f on Sept. 4 and ran encouraging race
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    629 30  - Police at varsity after rowdy match YEO TOON JOO By SINGAPORE, Fri. Police were called to the University of Singapore this evening after the varsity's annual rugby match against the Polytechnic. About 200 supporters of both teams, who had earlier engaged in a shouting match with each other from the
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    Lock icon Village is swept clean by the army
    178 30  -  TAN WANG JOO By TUAS awoke yesterday to find an army of 600 sweeping across the little seaside village. And this was how it looked at 8.30 a.m. It was "Operation Big Sweep" one of the biggest gotong-royong projects organised by the Singapore
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    122 30 Demand for Hirohito's arrest in -Holland- A MSTERDAM. Frl.—Emf\. peror Hlrchlto and Empress Nagako arrived from London today amid threats of demonstrations and a parliamentarian's request that the Emperor be arrested. The Emperors chartered Japan Air Lines DC-8 touched down at Schiphol airport only three minutes behind schedule, though it
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    239 30 Terrorists' sea lines cut by joint patrols KUALA LUMPUR. Friday MALAYSIA and Thailand have sealed off all sea routes of the communist terrorists with Joint sea patrols launched two months ago. Both countries have effectively precluded infiltration of men, weapons, munitions and supplies from the sea on both coasts, the
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    354 30 I ON DON Prl.— Tht itock market closed Heady at the lower levels having fluctuated narrowly within these limits for most of the day. Trading was described as quiet A*. 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index wit down I.S at 420.4 against a noon level of 420.2. Leading
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    29 30 LONDON. Frl. Spot buyers £1399 < £7). sellers £1400 (—18). Korwadrd buyers £1407 (—{7), selers ***** £T>. Settlement: £1401 £4) Turnover a.m. 200 tons p.m. 230 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    114 30 BONN. Friday OOVIET Foreign Minister Mr. Andrei Gromyko has put a new twist on the nearly complete Four-Power Berlin Treaty by suggesting it be coupled to parliamentary ratification in Bonn of West Germany's goodwill treaties signed last year with the Soviet Union and Poland. Mr.
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