The Straits Times, 18 October 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Tension rises at border
    474 1 Tension rises at border Indira orders ministers to postpone trips abroad NEW DELHI, Sunday PRIME Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi today asked her Cabinet Ministers to postpone trips outside the country in view of the heavy Pakistani buildup at India's border. Mrs. Gandhi's instructions came after a meeting yesterday with her
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    Lock icon Mao calls Congress meeting 'to pick team of heirs'
    219 1 LONDON. Sun. Chairman Mao has summoned the 10th National People's Congress to meet In January to adopt a change in the Chinese constitution that would allow a team instead of one man to succeed him as Head of State, the Observer
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    The Precious Pearl sinks
    67 1 HONO KONO. Sun The burned-out hulk of the Singapore flag freighter Precious Pearl sank while under tow to Hong Kong, a radio message from the Dutch tug Elbe said this afternoon. Ihi Hong Kcng marine department said the Elbe reported that the Precious Pearl had sunk
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    BLIND GIRL (GIVEN AWAY WHEN A BABY) REUNITED WITH FAMILY
    323 1 BLIND GIRL (GIVEN AWAY WHEN A BABY) REUNITED WITH FAMILY SINGAPORE, Sun. It was one big family reunion last night for blind uirl Miss Toh Ah Guat when she returned to Singapore after 10 years in Hong Kong. Practically the whole family and relative over 20 In number were at
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    S'pore mission in Peking
    70 1 HONO KONG. Sun. The Singapore trade mission headed by Mr. Wee Cho Yaw has flown Into Pelting at the Invitation of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade. New China News Agency reported today. They were greeted at the airport yesterday by leading members
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    Toto draw numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Sun— The winning numbers picked In today's Toto draw No 82/71 were: 16. 34. 6, 11 and 25. The additional number was IS. In the circles draw the numbers picked were 43, 21 and 34.
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    2 a.m ROUNDUP
    38 1 SOLDIER SHOT BY SNIPER BELFAST, Son. A sniper shot and killed another BrUUh soldier today in oontinuinc violrncr In Northern Ireland. The trooper was the 28th soldier to die this year, an army spokesman *aid.
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    Two more kidney changes by S'pore surgeons
    521 1  -  JOSEPH YEO: I Singapore, Sunday gINGAPORK surgeons yesterday carried out two more kidney transplants the second time in 15 months. The operations were performed on a PUB engineer. Ho Fong Chan. 25 and a salesman, Ang Keong Sim, 49. The kidneys used for
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      507 2 Arab Union told of 'feeler' by the US CAIRO, Sunday PRESIDENT Sadat told the central committee of the ruling Arab Socialist Union that he had turned down a formal U.S. request for a "longer period" to discuss their proposals for settlement of the Suez crisis The President
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      Lock icon Heath: Our only chance to avoid isolation
      400 2 Heath: Our only chance to avoid isolation DRIME Minister Heath, in a key party speech, yesterday portrayed Britain's move towards Western Europe as the only way to avoid isolation in a world increasingly dominated by great economic powers. More clearly than ever before, he also showed that he sees Britain's
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      Lock icon AG tells why Britain eased up on —Oleg—
      361 2 AG tells why Britain eased up on Oleg LONDON, Sun. Fears of of piiNsihlr assassination or kidnap attempts forced the dropping of drunken driving charges against former Soviet KGB agent Oleg Lyalin, an official statement said yesterday. Lyalin, who defected to Britain last month, was due to appear before a
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      Lock icon Tribal chief dies at 97
      51 2 NAIROBI. Sun. A former senior chief left behind 48 wives and 152 children when he died at Embu. 70 miles northeast of here. The Kenya news agency reporting the funeral ceremony at Embu said former senior Chief Kombo Munylri died at the age of 97
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    Lock icon Mr K: No Big Two power gang-up
    338 3 M OSCOW, Sun. Prime Minister Mr. Kosygin, welcoming President Nixon's proposed visit to the Soviet Union, has stressed that Soviet-US co- operation is essential for world peace. Mr. Kosygin has also assured other nations that the Big Two were not "ganging to dictate
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    Lock icon Strip-tease protest
    39 3 SEKEGNESS (England). Sun. Seventy-five Women's Liberation Movement and Gay Liberation Pront members interrupted a strip-tease show here last night. The women protested that strip-tease shows exploited women as sexual objects and therefore degraded and oppressed them. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Now a device to warn of heart attacks
    198 3 Now a device to warn of heart attacks CA* FRANCISCO, Sun. A pocket sized device that can warn its wearer of an impending heart attack hours or even days in advance was displayed yesterday at the 41st annual symposium on heart disease. The miniature electronic instrument is known as the
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    Lock icon THANT: I WANT TO CONTINUE UN TIES
    126 3 NEW YORK, Sun. UN Secretary-General U Thant has said that he wants to keep serving the UN In some way after he leaves office at the end of this year. "I would like." he said, "to continue to work for the achievement of
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    Lock icon 'Gang behind Nu's revolt'
    64 3 BANGKOK, Sun. Acting Thai Foreign Minister police Major-General Sa-Nga Kittikachorn said today that an international gang was supporting former Burmese Prime Minister U Nu in his efforts to return to power. General Sa-Nga told reporters on arrival at Don Muang airport after a three-day visit to
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    Lock icon Test tube babies may be 'routine reality' soon
    237 4 Test tube babies may be 'routine reality' soon WASHINGTON, Sun. TT A British geneticist has said that human babies conceived in test tubes but brought to term within women's wombs may become a routine reality "within a decade or two." If proven safe, Dr. Anne McLaren said, such a possibility
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    Lock icon SMILES ALL THE WAY AS THE TITOS FLY IN
    194 4 SMILES ALL THE WAY AS THE TITOS FLY IN ]\EW DELHI, Sun. L^ President Tito of Yugoslavia arrived here for a four-day State visit to India and talks with Mrs. Indira Gandhi, another firm believer in non-alignment. President Tito, who travelled from Iran where he had been attending the 2,sCoth
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    Lock icon Castro's date
    35 4 SANTIAGO. Sun. President Salvador Allende announced yesterday that Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro will visit Chile "in the next few weeks" but he refused to give an exact date for security reasons. AP.
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    Lock icon Riddle of arms cargo in -plane
    347 4 Riddle of arms cargo in -plane- AMSTERDAM, Sunday. yHE pilot of a Belgian charter plane and its only passenger, an American, were today being questioned by police following the discovery of four tons of arms believed destined for Northern Ireland, i The cargo of 116 boxes ol Czechoslovak arms and
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    Lock icon US mounts a new offensive on drug trafficking
    211 4 US mounts a new offensive on drug trafficking HONG KONG. Sun. The IS has mounted a new offensive in Southeast Asia against drug trafficking involving must of the countries of Ihe region. It is aimed at cutting back supplies of heroin to the US, the Gls in South Vietnam and
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    Lock icon Comedian's tour
    32 4 LOS ANGELES. Sun. Comedian Danny Kaye left the United States yesterday for a Far Eastern tour to make a movie about the work of the United Nations Children's Fund. AP.
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    Powerless body to replace Cambodian Assembly
    278 4 f AMBODIA'S two- chamber National Assembly is to be replaced by a single body with no power to supervise the Government and whose sole task will be to work on the country's new Constitution. Head of State Cheng Heng said in a radio address
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    Lock icon Perks to help control rising population
    65 4 YEW DELHI. Sun.— The Government has announced that civil servants interested In helping to control India's exploding population can win the following extra holidays: Six days for every male civil servant wbo undergoes a sterilisation operation, 14 days for every female employee who is
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    Russia's gamble in arms pact with Egypt
    1327 5 Russia's gamble in arms pact with Egypt KASSEM COUP WIPES OUT ROYAL FAMILY OF IRAQ NASSER flew a copy of the film to Emile Bustani, a friend of many British Members of Parliament, in Beirut on the second day of the cease-fire, asking him to get it to London. Bustani
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    330 5 so set sail for Egypt that afternoon. He went with all naval honours, flags flying, salutes and bands playing but he also went with some apprehension. Tito was worried about his safety and sent two destroyers to join the Al Hourya's own two destroyer escort. "The Amecans." said Tito,
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    Air charters: Don't bow to pressure, govts urged
    611 7 Air charters: Don't bow to pressure, govts urged THE Governments of Malaysia and Singapore were advised today not to bow to pressure from charter agencies who are against the recent BOACMAL, charter service accord. Three executives of International airlines here believe that if the governments succumbed to such pressure, they
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    On-the-spot art
    33 7 SINGAPORE, Sun— The Singapore Art and Crafts Education Society will hold Its third on-the-spot painting competition for school children at Baharuddln Vocational Institute. Stirling Road, on Oct. 23 at 2.30 pm.
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    BROKER SUES COMPANY FOR $20,000 DAMAGES
    197 8 BROKER SUES COMPANY FOR $20,000 DAMAGES SINGAPORE, Sun. Far Eo&t Oxygen (Singapore) Ltd. is being sued in the High Court for alleged breach of agreement in a case involving its property at Bnzay Park, off Holland Road. The writ taken out by businessman Mr. H.C. Yong, 32, was served yesterday
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    NPC course
    23 8 SINGAPORE. Sun— The National Productivity Centre will conduct a course on Production planning and control from Nov. 1 to Dec. 17.
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    50 suspects held in police swoop
    257 8  -  GERRY de SILVA LONG-HAIRED YOUTHS QUESTIONED SINGAPORE, Sun. Police have launched a big anti crime off ensive with the detention of over 50 men and women suspects last night. The intensive campaign, codenamed Operation Cleansweep, has been mounted by officers of Beach Road police
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    S'pore can be Asian centre for medical studies
    151 8 S'pore can be Asian centre for medical studies SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore can be expected to become a East Asian centre for postgraduate medical education In the future as a result of prudent planning. Dr. J. L. Frew said this at the Master of Medicine convocation ceremony yesterday which he attended
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    Photo society dinner
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Photographic Society of Singapore will hold Its annual dinner at Mlramar Hotel next Saturday at 8 p.m. Prizes for the 1970 Quarterly competitions, pSS service awards and the Ang Chwee Chai challenge cup will be presented to the winners
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    Malaysia plans to expand women police and school cadet corps
    303 8 Malaysia plans to expand women police and school cadet corps KUALA KUBU BHARU, Sun. Plans are afoot to expand the Women Police Force and to set up more police cadet corps In schools, the InspectorGeneral of Police. Tan Sri Mohamed Salleh bin Ismael, said yesterday. He also disclosed that a
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    Property tax course
    65 8 Property tax course SINOAPORE, Sun Tie University of Singapore's Extramural Studies Department w.ll start a six-lecture course an "Taxation of Immovable Properties" at the university's new lecture theatre No. 4 on Wednesduy The course will be conduced by Mr. Tan Kirn Lee. a lecturer at the Department of Building and
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      152 8 AH*/, By V.T. Uamlin I WONDER WHY CARL BROKER C LOOKS UKEMJUWI ...HCS UP IN "V- HJ^ 3 OFF FROM TW REST OF HEAWN' FOR TH 1 > RteHT,GUZ... I THOSE ROCK 6! f jib/ lAM NOW.' THOSE LKMIAN GALOOTS? HIGH COUNTRY, j-~- jSflB "V VSURE. 11^ hn \bnvr By
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    Singaporeans give Jek big welcome at Rollei factory
    271 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. k A jubilant crowd of 20 0 Singaporeans, now undergoing training in Germany, gave a warm welcome to the Minister of Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, when he visited them at Rollei headquarters in Braunschweig. Mr. Jek (centre in black
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    How to read a balance sheet
    69 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. The NTUC, In conjunction with the National Productivity Centre, will conduct a course on How to Read a Balance Sheet for 40 officials Involved In collective bargaining of their unions and branches. The classes will be held every Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
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    Charity show
    32 9 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Towner School Advisory Committee will hold a film show at the Stat* Theatre, New World, In aid of the school's General Purpose Fund tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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    DAP move to tighten party discipline
    248 9 DAP move to tighten party discipline KUALA LUMPUR, Surv The Democratic Action Party's central executive committee, has launched a campaign to tighten discipline and upgrade the service and performance of all DAP MPs and state assemblymen. This was announced last night by the secre-tary-general, Mr. Llm Kit Siang, MP for
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    BARKER TO MOVE BILL FOR 7 MORE SEATS
    103 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. —No tice has been given that the Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, will introduce In Parliament next Tuesday a Parliamentary Elections (Amendment) Bill the amendment to the existing law which, it is believed, will provide for
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    Estates break-up: Perak Govt assures workers
    245 10 Estates break-up: Perak Govt assures workers- IPOH, Sun. The Pe- rak Government is keeping tabs on estates to be fragmented to ensure that workers do not suffer unnecessarily. This assurance was given by the Mentri Besar, Dato Hajl Kamaruddln, when replying to an adjournment speech in the State Legislative Assembly
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    Drop in West Malaysia export earnings
    332 10 Drop in West Malaysia export earnings KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday WEST Malaysia's foreign earnings took a steep dive during the first eight months of this year, according to the latest trade statistics. Although it managed to emerge with a credit balance of $382.2 million, this figure is $237.7 million less than
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    Editor to visit Singapore
    48 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Gunnar Predrlksson. edilor-ln-chlef of the Swedish tradt union dally newspaper AXtonbladet. will visit Singapore next week. Mr. Predrlksson, whose newspaper Is the largest labour paper In Scandinavia, left Stockholm yesterday. He will vUlt Hanoi Hong Kong and Manila before coming here.
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    $650,000 art gallery will be in museum
    137 10 CINOAPORE, Sun— The Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Mr. Fong Sip Chee said the Arts Council has set aside $650,000 to convert part of National Museum into an art gallery. The gallery, he added, would have an exhibition hall, a gallery for the sale of
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    Highway Code course for driving tutors
    111 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Adult Education Board, in conjunction with the Reristry of Vehicles, will conduct a course on the Highway Code for driving instructors and would-be instructors to upgrade the standard of Instruction. Senior testers from the Registry of Vehicles will give the lectures.
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    S'PORE KORAN READING TEACHERS WIN CONTEST AGAIN
    188 10 S'PORE KORAN READING TEACHERS WIN CONTEST AGAIN SINGAPORE. Sun. Two schoolteachers, Haji Mohamad Fadzuli bin Abdul Aziz, 30. and Hajah Aminah Kasmuri, 21, have done it again. They won in the men's and the women's sections in the national Koran reading competition, organised by the Muslim Religious Council at the
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    Primary Production to see to clean farms
    135 10 CINOAPORE, Sun. The v Primary Production Department will soon take over control of farm sanitation from the Ministry of Health and thus carry the message of keeping Singapore clean and pollutionfree to the rural areas. The Ministry of National Development in a statement
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    Manager sues assailant for damages
    192 11 Manager sues assailant for damages SINGAPORE, Sun. A virt company manager, his office two years ago JiSm V led H a High Co "°t claim for damages against his assailant and former employee, Yong Fook Hon. Mr. Kong Siew Mun, 26, of Nanyang Photo Suppliers Ltd. in Middle Road said
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    Long service
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Sun—Thirtyfour employees of Fraser and Neave (S) Pte. Ltd. with a total of 560 years' service, received long service awards at the company's annual staff picnic at Wonderland Amusement Park Kalians, today.
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    The singer who rushed into marriage twice with same man
    227 11 The singer who rushed into marriage twice with same man SINGAPORE. Sun. Singer Liana Pascalini (above) rushed into marriage twice both times with the same man. The first nuptials took place in 1962 with apprehension of their future and freedom. For Liana then a top Rumanian recording artist sent to
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    Rumania may send ships
    212 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Rumania may extend her shipping lines to Singapore to help boost its entrepot trade. This possibility was discussed yesterday when the visiting chairman of the Rumanian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Victor lonescu. met the Director of Trade. Mr. Rldzwan Dzanr, at the Finance Ministry.
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    Two PSA officers on Europe study tour
    118 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. Two PSA officers have left on a stuay tour of Britain, the Netherlands ana Belgium Mr. Jimmy Toh Kai Seng, a benior mechanical engineer, and Mr. Tan Peng Kong, civil engineer, are quests of tne British Government during their tnree week
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    10 firms give discount to teachers
    294 11 10 firms give discount to teachers *p H E Singapore Teachers' I'nion lias reached agreement with 10 firms for special purchase discounts for its 4,f)00 members. These undisclosed rates are part of the STU's Buying Service Scheme which will be launched by the NT U C SecretaryGeneral, Mr. C.V. Devan
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    $63,000 for firm charge: Trial next month
    125 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Four >5 Americans and a Singaporean, charged with wrongfully accepting $63,000 from Investors for a company that was not incorporated here, will be tried by the First District Court on Nov. 12. Frank Peter Ross, Glenn Gunningham, Jerome Abor, Kendal Lester
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    STU to study problems in aided schools
    173 11 STU to study problems in aided schools SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Teachers' Union is to set up a special committee soon to study the problems of Its members In government- aided schools To be called the Aided Schools Committee, it aims to thrash out and resolve, where possible, the difficulties
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  • The Straits Times Monday, October 18, 1971
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      WAR ON DRUGS
      403 12 Singapore's Parliament reconvenes tomorrow. Not surprisingly, the bulk of the questions listed for tomorrow deal with a problem that has received much public attention in the recent past: drugs. Questions will be addressed to the three Ministers whose departments are most closely connected with an effective anti-drugs
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      THE GREAT DEBATE
      325 12 The UN General Assembly debate on China opens today with the Albanian and Algerian delegations sponsoring the resolution for the seating of China in the UN and the simultaneous expulsion of Taiwan from the world body. The resolution presumes that if the People's Republic of China is
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      RICE SMUGGLING
      302 12 Malaysia is concerned about rice smuggling because it can upset the local market. Thai rice is cheap and it could depress the price of home grown rice. If this happens the income of farmers will drop and all efforts to improve the lot of the farmers nullified. There
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    Russian model for seating both China and Taiwan
    792 12  - Russian model for seating both China and Taiwan C.L. SULZBERGER: By New York IT.S. SECRETARY of State Rogers has devised a subtle formula to solve the issue of Chinese admission to the United Nations in a way that should eventually prove acceptable to both Chinas and most other governments. In
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    844 12  -  A GREAT leap forward in the sales of new "pop" wines made in California Is giving offence to more than connoisseurs of fine vine. Psychologists ant 1 sociologists are complaining that America's young are being brainwashed into buying gallons of brightly-coloured liquids through "deceptive and
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    Why U.S. is cold towards Indira
    1102 12  -  Policy of 'non-alignment' in India's affairs SLOWLY, yet unmistakab 1 y, the bonds of friendship and strategic commitment between the United States and India are dissolving. The strains and irritations spawned by events in East Pakistan have been obvious in recent months, but there
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      12 13 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES MONDAY OCTOBER 18, 1971
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      Consumer prices in Malaysia point to falling trend
      768 13  - Consumer prices in Malaysia point to falling trend By QNE feature does appear to stand out from the June list of average monthly retail prices. That although a bowl of rice, bread and mashed potatoes may cost less than a year ago, throwing in the other stuff that makes a
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      238 13 TABLE ONE Price movement frequency by class. (June 1971 against June 1970 and June 1962). Rises Falls Inch. June 1971 against June 1971 against June 1962 June 1970 Rises Falls Inch Meat Poultry 6 2 2 5 5 Milk Eggs 13 3 5 2 Oils and Fats 2-23 Fish 13
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      DEBT COLLECTION SERVICE
      306 13 - /CREDIT control, always a headache for companies, from this month could prove easy with the establishment in Singapore of Trade Protection Associates. The company by making debt collecting an automatic process eliminates the expense of employing bill collectors, minimises the time and expenses spent by company executives
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      CITY TALK
      286 13  -  CROESUS BM By Asian Dollar whopper rpHE first major shot in 1 the arm for the Asian dollar market I hear is near at hand. My city spies tell me First National City Bank is about to place a multi-million dollar bond for a South East Asian g-overnment.
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      BNSW opens office in S'pore
      261 13 BNSW opens office in S'pore A second Australian bank is to set up a representative office in Singapore. It is Australia's largest commercial bank, the Bank of New South Wales. The bank's representative is Mr. C.E. Beard who was previously with the Bank's international division Sydney, with responsibility for administration
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      Freight rate hike in perspective
      586 13 Freight rate hike in perspective By BLAIR JOHNSON. THE battle for higher freight rates between shippers and shipowners is throwing up some interesting points, but in the heat of battle certain factors are being twisted, particularly by shippers faced by a 20 per cent hike they can ill-afTord. But tliey
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      Company roundup
      872 14 GAMMON South East A.v.i has Kid dormant subsidiary M.C.S. Sdn. Bhd. The company formed earlier this year has not commenced business, nor had ar" shares In M.C.S. te^n issued. It w:is to have been the vehicle through which Gammon would have entered the computer business, but the directors
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      Stock market in Manila takes a bad beating
      515 14  - Stock market in Manila takes a bad beating LEON GONZAGA By MANILA: A capital holiday may have worsened an already bad situation for the stock market here created by negative news from the oil exploration front and dividend disappointment with three blue chip mines. All this is reflected, not only
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      232 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS lAC (Holdings) of Singapore has announced the appointment of two directors to the board. They are Mr. John Bertram Curran of Singapore, appointed on Aug. 26, as an alternate for Mr. W.B. Bella m: and Mr. J. Patrick Barrett of Manlius. New York, appointed on Sept. 30,
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      MORE OUTPUT WHEN EMPLOYEES HAVE STAKE IN PROFITS
      371 14 RECENT debates on the wage issue in Singapore have brought to the lore the problem of economic motivation ol employees by management. While there is much harmony in the need for extrinsic rewards in the form of monetary remuneration to be tied
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      MANAGEMENT
      234 14 way of reasonable pay. housing, transportation, schooling for children, festival benefits, festival rewards of bonuses and end-of-the year red packets," he continues. Quoting various Asian examples, he cites as a key example, the Japanese who have achieved an economic strength comparable to the West without deviating from this philosophy.
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      174 13 INSIDE Slock market in Manila take* a bad bra tine; Company roundup; Manafement column; People In business. f tgr 14- Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports; Local market; Commodities; Weekly share analxis and other rlnalnc prices; New York market, fmge IS. I 1 \\^bbbwl/ImW WW TA _^«M is^i^fcHf |B^^JK7 I
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    895 15 *%SH£»*.w*a«ra NOTES: Closing price means the price at which the last reported transaction on Friday was done. The second column gives the movements since the week before. Dividend yields is the gross dividend per share divided by the market price. Price/ Earnings ratio is the market price
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1102 15 Till folliiHing is a list of revised quotations for the week up to Friday, Oct. 15 with counters nut included in the above analysis price iruvemenls based on a comparison of last sales on Ort. 8 and Oct. 15 shown in brackets. i N i i i
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    CLOSING PRICES
    33 15 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per picul) Oct. 11. 98.50 cts. $61f12':. 12. 97.50 cts. $618 00 IS. 97.00 cts. $618 00 14. 96.75 cts. $618.00 15. 96.00 cts. $618 00 $618.00
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    FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
    280 15 The following company meetings are due: Merlin Hotels Malaysia Bhd.: Oct. 19, 11 am, Hotel premises, Jalan Treacher, Kuala Lumpur. Temcnggong Securities Ltd.: Oct. 20. 11 am., Registered Office. 46 Meyer Road, Singapore 15. Austral Enterprises Bhd.: Oct. 20. 12 noon. Registered Office, 2nd Floor, Public Bank Building,
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    NEW YORK
    271 15 YORK. Frl— Some late session bargain hunting. (specially in the blue chip sector, helped the list regain some earler losses, but popu.ar lndlcatm. still closed lower. Near the close the Dow Janes Industrials was down more than tiroe points. Advances trailed ueclines by a margin of better Man
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    Indices
    70 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 72.29 Thursday 72.19 Week ago 71.90 RI'BBEBS Friday 257.10 Thursday 257.50 Week ago 250.08 OILS Friday 336.27 Thursday 336.40 Week ago 332.26 INDUSTRIALS Friday 414.6 Thursday 416.3 Week aeo 420.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 874.85 Thursday 878.36 Week ago 893 91 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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    SMR BUSINESS
    100 15 T*HE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released the following information in respect of business transacted In S.M.R. for the week ending Oct. 15. All differentials are In terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position, in cents per Kilogramme. SMR SCV October One ton Pallets 5.00 cents discount traded.
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    Local Stock Indices
    61 15 Industrials: fl 11.. UN Properties: t Tins: V rubber*: Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 13 ***** 196.22 197.07 76.95 76.87 77.07 136.77 137.33 137.41 98.41 98.48 98.33 122.54 123.32 123.43 Dec. 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100 Oct. 14 197.56
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    Dividends announced
    48 15 Central Properties Fitxpatricks Mrrllmau Prifoh Straits Tradint Cnrrent Date Total for Total for Payment payable the year previous year 3.5% Nor. 8 3.5% 5% 8.5% Nov. 22 13.5% 13.5% 12.5% Nov. 18 17.5% 17.5% B%t Nov. t B%t »28% Adjusted for bonus issne 1:4 t Interim
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    TIMES CITY DESK
    378 15 THE team decided to take profits in hand and steer clear of the market for a short time. Interest charges were eating up monies earned on deposit too quickly and the possible returns on investment were not sufficient to continue paying 10 per cent. The portfolio is
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    DELAYED DEALS
    52 15 rpHE week* total delayed transactions In the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage in bracket*. Oct. 11. 548,000 (26.44 percent). 12. 785.000 (28.11 percent). 13 1,585,000 (41.07 percent). 14. 1.287.000 (33.79 per cent). IS. 1.412.000 (35.70 per cent) The weeks total was 5,617.000; average
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    Asian dollar
    54 15 'THESE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rate* are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 5-13/16 to 6-1/16% 2 mths 5-3/4 to 9% 3 mths 6-1/4 to 6-1/2?,, 6 mths 6-9/16 to 6-13/16T, 9 mths.. 6-11 16 to 6-15/16% 12
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    Geld markets
    51 15 Friday Thursday SU.S. SU.t. London 42..1S 42.625 Beirut 42.K5 «2.«5 HonKkong 44.02 44.21 Zurich 42.558 42.608 42.703 42.758 Paris 42.66 42.56 Spore (ll 44.175 44.25 Spore (2> 161.15 161.00 (1) Export price Id non-sterling anas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers' prices In Singapore dollars per
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    Copper prices
    35 15 London copper prices on tnd ly (previous In brackets): Wirebar Bpol buyer {424.50 (£417.50), seller {425.00 (£41S00). Three Months buyer {432.00 (£421. 50) seller £432.50 (£425.00). Market tone: Vary steady. Sales: 6.200 tons.
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    PALM OIL
    33 15 In London on Friday the prices of Malayan S per cent CIX I|< M European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton Dec. 'Jan. was quoted at UK flul sellers (unchanged).
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    Singapore produce
    345 15 'THE Singapore produce market last week reacted to a long spell of dullness with sectional firmness on small overseas advices. While trading volume remained generally low. dealers In these sections were optimistic in outlook, a least for the near future. Prompted by renewed European demand, some local traders
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    LOCAL MARKET
    367 15 THE Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week experienced another period of fairly buoyant trading in second rank stocks, and to some extent in blue chips. Observers were generally divided in their views as to how much longer this buoyancy coulj hold. Some expressed pessimism by pointing
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    108 15 rpHE following list of stocks gives the ten most dealt in last week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closinr prices on Friday and high and low for 197u and 1971. Pan-Electric Haw Par Vrnffr Products Worldwide Holdinc* Allied Chocolate San Holdings Far East-Levingston
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    OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
    360 15 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: industrials ended the week on a subdued note compared to the very substantial rally encountered during the first half of the account period. Government stocks however reached a fouryear high by last Wednesday with the Government broker's 'long tap' being exhausted after only five weeks of
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      838 16 I chief" accountant We are amongst the 100 th largest international companies with subsidiary companies in Singapore and Malaysia. Our Singapore regional head office is conveniently located in the centre of town. We need a Singaporean (age: 30 to 40 years) with a degree or diploma in Accountancy and the
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      356 16 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill vacancies for the posts or Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers In the Serl Begawan Religious Teachers' Training College. Brunei. 1. LECTURER QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIFNCE: a) Applicants must be Honours Graduates of a recognised
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      1161 16 INCHCAPE BERHAD A Member Of The Inchcape Croup Of Companies INTERNAL AUDITORS Inchcape Berhap is expanding its Internal Audit Division. Based in Singapore, staff will be required to travel to the Croup's numerous branches throughout the region. Applications are invited for the following vacant or new posts SENIOR AUDITORS (2
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      584 16 DUIVIEX REQUIRES MOTHERCBAFT NURSES To detail baby foods and other producta to professional contacts and visit homes in West Malaysia. Applicants must satisfy these minimum conditions. V f»ars of ace with nursing or midwifery quailncauons eUner* SRN/SEAN or midwife; fluent Jn English. Bahasa Malaysia. Hokkien and Cantonese possess a valid
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    Singaporean Khalid (better known as Cal) in his first film
    365 17  - Singaporean Khalid (better known as Cal) in his first film RITA LOONG: By I|Y son the Holly- wood film actor. It's not every mother who can lay claim to such fame. But Mrs. Aminah Ibrahim, staff midwife at Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital, can do so with good reason. Her son
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    The Wongs are chief guests
    66 17 SINGAPORE. Sun —The Minister for Home Affairs. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. and his wife will be guests of honour at the installation dinner of the International Ys Men's Club (Beta Chapter) at Hotel Equatorial on Friday at 8 p.m. The new district governor. Dr. Goh
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    -Anzuk force 'will play its part'
    499 17 -Anzuk force 'will play its part' SINGAPORE, Sunday THK new integrated Anzuk force, with the expanding Singapore and Malaysian forces, will continue to provide the stability and security of this region. The Commander-in-Chief, Far East, Air Chief Marshall Sir Brian Burnett, said this last night at a farewell dinner given
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    Library talk on the UN
    60 17 SINOAPORE. Sun— Mr. Lee Man. administrative officer of the Public Services Commission will speak on United Nations and the World Today at the Queenstown Branch Library lecture room on Friday at 3 p.m. The talk, organised by the Young People's Service of the library, will
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    Keppel Shipyard a trading paradise, says Sir John
    189 17 Keppel Shipyard a trading paradise, says Sir John SINGAPORE, Sun. Sir John Hunter, chairman of Swan Hunter International Group today described Keppel Shipyard as a "commercial paradise." Sir John, who toured the Government shipyard this morning, said: "Five years ago. this shipyard was not working as well as one would
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      926 17 On your TV and Radio S5O A.M. Opening and Deepavali 3 N P.M. Programme Summary US Programme Summary Kondaaduvom (Tamil Children's 4.21 Days of Our lives 3.12 Tamil Film 1.11 Ironside Party) S.N Treasure Island A Puppet 5.23 Prog. Sum.: IN News 9.15 A Bill Cosby Special Adventure 5.2S Pok
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      Why I go on writing -by Graham -Greene
      250 18 Why I go on writing -by Graham -Greene- 0 A SORT OF LIFE (Bodley Head £1.80). GRAHAM GREENE is a remarkable novelst and anyone who loves books will welcome his fragment of autobiography even though Mr. Greene rarely drops his wary mask. Revelations are few, but his resurrection of his
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      Lock icon The Mafia and the fall of a famous family'
      810 18  - The Mafia and the fall of a famous family' HONOR THT FATHER by Gay Talese (World US$lO). By LONG after one has finished reading it, one comes to the conclusion that had it not been for its technique, Gay Talese's "Honor Thy Father' mifiht have been a masterpiece of reportage.
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      Illuminating letters of a composer
      269 18  - Illuminating letters of a composer GERALD LARNER By BELA BARTOK: LETTERS, edited by Janos Demeny (Faber. £5,50). OARTOK'S letters, D Incredibly long overdue in an English version, are as illuminating as Schoenberg's and even more moving. Schoenberg, you feel, can look after himself; Bartok idealist and courageous, like Schoenberg, but
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      337 18 SELETARIS I ggjGOES WITH V rt the good NyL THINGS ||p JIN LIFE/ Just as you enjoy good food, C^ you too will enjoy Seletaris— "ink the mineral spa water which ssLjj^ARM contains no sugar, helps in««rt*T d digestion and cleanses the H||A|s! I palate. For years it has been
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    Britain to step up Asian trade links
    243 19  -  DESPITE ITS IMPENDING ENTRY INTO THE EEC... CINGAPORE, Sun. Britain will strengthen its trade links with Singapore and other South-east Asian countries despite its impending entry into the European Common Market. This was stated by Lord Drumalbyn, Minister without Portfolio, when he flew
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    ST. PATRICK STUDENT WINS SPEECH CONTEST
    100 19 ST. PATRICK STUDENT WINS SPEECH CONTEST SINGAPORE. Sun. A pre-unlversity student from St. Patrick's School, Zainal Chennu, last night won the inter-school oratorical contest held at the Cultural Centre. Runner-up was Jean de Silva of St. Anthony's Convent and Andrew Yap Lip Sin of Raffles Institution, third. The contest was
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    Peoples Front meet-thepeople tours
    53 19 Peoples Front meet-the-people tours SINGAPORE. Sun. Officials of the Peoples Front went on a familiarisation tour of Toa Payoh and Potong Pasir yesterday. Earlier last ween, they toured Qiieenstown, Buklt Tlmah and Tlong Bahru. explaining the objectives of the party to the residents The party also extended .reason's greetings to
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    Girls in hotpants will give feminine touch to all-male show
    387 19 SINGAPORE, Sun. There is nothing: like a dozen pretty girls to #ive that touch of femininity to an otherwise all-male affair at the British Industrial Exhibition opening tomorrow. But these girls are not on display like the heavy equipment, machine
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    Lecture by registrar
    63 19 SINOAPORE. Sun.— Dr. Oary Tan Slew Oeok. Senior Registrar, Paedlatrlc Unit (Bast) of the Outram Hospital, will speak on Recent Trends In Infantile Gastroenteritis at the pathology lecture theatre on Dec. 7. The talk, organised by the Singapore Paedlatrlc Boclety and the Society of Private Practice, is
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    Book fair and photo show
    45 19 SINOAPORE Bun. The Co-cperaUw Bookstore Society and Photographic Society of Ngee Aup Technical College will hold a book i fair and photographic exhibition at the college lecture theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p m dally.
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    Malaysian schools' switch to Bahasa complete by 1975
    256 19 Malaysian schools' switch to Bahasa complete by 1975 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The gradual shift of primary schools from English to Malay medium, which started in 1962, will be completed by 1975. This is stated in a booklet reviewing the progress of the 1960 Education Committee recommendations. The booklet, now on
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    Harbour tour
    33 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. The visiting Indonesian Minister (or Health. Dr. O A Slwabessy. today toured the harbour area. He will visit Jurong Bird Park tomorrow morning before Hying home the same evening.
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      153 19 a m WENG HENG'S 15th GRAND ANNIVERSARY sam UP. NOW 54" Ciach. Floral 4.80 2.70 48" German Rayon Floral 4.00 2.50 48" Oraycon (China) 4.90 4.00 48 USA Cotton Brocade 6.90 5.50 MANY OTHER FABRICS 10-50% DISCOUNT. FREE GIFTS PURCHASE OF 1 corptt 9' 12' 1 ruf 3' s 5'
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    Jurong companies keen to form St. John units
    396 20 Jurong companies keen to form St. John units SINGAPORE, Sun. Major firms in Jurong are keen to follow the lead taken by Jurong Shipyard in forming a company division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. The company secretary of Far East-Levingston Shipbuilding Ltd., Mr. CX. Phua, said today: "We would
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    Book-keeping revision
    57 20 SINGAPORE. Sun —The Adult Education Board will hold revislonal book-keeping and typewriting courses for those who have registered for the LCC (Spring) examinations in April/ May. The 24-week courses, which will be conducted at Beatty Secondary School and the board's Mountbatten centre, begin on Nov. 14. Tuition fee
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    Fellowship for lecturer
    48 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. A University of Singapore lecturer has been awarded a one-year fellowship for research in the Departments of Medicine and Pharmacology of the University of Melbourne. Australia. The Warren McDonald International Fellowship was awarded to Dr. Kevin K.J. Ng of the Department of Pharmacology.
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    Indian trade teams to study market here
    109 20 SINGAPORE. Son. Two trade delegations from India are due to arrive here later this month. The first to arrive on Oct. 22 will be a five-man coffee delegation, sponsored by the Government of India. They will be here for five days. The delegation
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    'Adopt ideas to improve' call
    364 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Minister of Information Tan Sri Ghazali Shane told information officers today to discover and adopt new techniques for efficient and effective service. They should also take the Initiative to solve their own problems, he said when he opened the annual meeting of
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      A plate— of kway teow then cost six cents
      159 21 A plate of kway teow then cost six cents I REFER to the letter by Mrs. Y.N. Lee (S.T.. Oct. 12) headlined "Of pre-war rents and postwar salaries." I am an occupier of a pre-war house and still am. My rent has been increased three times, since 1946, but of
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      Paying $110-for lesson worth $10
      439 21 Paying $110--for lesson worth $10 THE article on postal tuition (S.T., Oct. 9) headlined "When the lessons came by post" reminded me of a very disappointing experience I had recently. Early tills year, I enrolled for an accountancy course with one of our local postal tuition colleges. I paid $110
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      Double image on a new set
      107 21 Double image on a new set AM always getting a 1 double image on my TV screen although my set is new and my TV repairers have checked it no fewer than five times in the last three months. The cause really is the common TV antenna on the Toa
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      WHEN THERE ISN'T ANY NEED TO MOVE OUT
      466 21 WHEN THERE ISN'T ANY NEED TO MOVE OUT KKFER to the recent news concerning the number of farmers affected by Government acquisition and clearance in the Ama Kentf area of Singapore and the fact that Government lias decided to postl>one clearance of this area in view of the economic dislocation
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      29 21 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published.
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      Raising the standard of our soccer
      85 21 SOCCER fans In Singapore must have been most impressed by Dr. Marco Maniella's offer (S.T., Oct. 12) to take a local Division 111 side to Europe if they emerge victors in this year's FAS League Championship. Does It take a foreigner to raise the
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      197 21 A CUPUNCTURE p r o A duclng remarkable results was the "desperate" experience of "8.T." (B.T. Bept. 14) a common experience. For without doubt acupuncture can relieve symptoms or patients with emotional disorders as effectively as psycho-therapy and hypnotherapy can. It probably also helps patients
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      414 21 HIGHRISE FLATS AND FAST MAIL -DELIVERY Govt replies I REFER to the letters from M Shalk Kadir (S.T., Sept. 23) and "Much Concerned" (ST., Sept. 29). The writers are advised to report all specific acts of vandalism against letter boxes to the HOB Area Office for appropriate action. The co-operation
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      886 22 FOR CHARTER FLIGHT* to London, I cheap scheduled flights to Europe London, contact *****1 extn. 316 (B'pore). FOR ECONOMY FLIGHT* Singapore/ < London and coach tours of Europe Please contact Globetrotters. *****8. *****6. CHARTER PLIGHTS INFORMATION CINTRI 321 Supreme House Penang Road Spore ***** ***** *****. I Office equipment ROYAL
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      789 25 MAJLIS AMANAH ___>_! TAWARAN BAGI MEMBE.W DAN MENYIAPKAN CADANGAN BANGI'NANZ DIMEDAN PERNIAGAAN DI-MIAK. JOHOR Pemborong yang berdaftar dengan JKR MARA dt-dalam Kelas C ka-atas. di-jemput memberl tawaran untok cadangan pembenaan dl-atas. Bcrcng Tawaran dan Senarai Bahan (Bills of Quantities) boleh di-dapatl di Tentuan Yong dan Mohamad Paiz. JuruS Ukor Bahan
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      378 25 W mmmmmmmmmm i m i UNIVERSITI MALAYA Fakulti Krjuruten_i Permohonani ada-lah di-pelawa Li.tok JawaUnS yang dl-s«but Ji-bawah. Jawatana ml lermascx Kekoson«an3 yang ada aefcinrng Jan Juga jawalana baru yang dijanfjka di-adakan pada awai tahun 1972. A. Pnuharah Kainui Kelayakan3 Sa-kurang ku-rang-nya Ijazah yang d'-akui dengan kepujian dalan bidang Kf Juruteraan
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    Set your sights on 'Trades Olympiad' craftsmen – told—
    267 26 Set your sights on 'Trades Olympiad' craftsmen told— SINGAPORE, Sun. Like sportsmen, craftsmen were yesterday told to set their sights on the ultimate challenge of their vocation, the "Olympic Games of the Trades." The Director of Technical Education in the Ministry of Education, Mr. Sng Yew Chong, explained: "These are
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    Morib beach to get facelift
    42 26 BANTING, Sun. Morib beach, the popular weekend resort here, will be given an (80.000 (ace-lift next year. The Government Rest House, Serl Morib formerly owned by the Sultan of Selangor, will be extended and given additional facilities.
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    Water use up 2 m gallons
    32 26 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water consumption yesterday was 104 million gallons two million gallons more than on Friday. No rainfall was recorded at the three catchment areas. (Educa-
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    Shops are urged to keep the pavements clean
    339 26 SINGAPORE, Sunday FINANCE Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen suggested today that shopkeepers in Housing Board estates undertake to keep pavements outside their premises clean instead of leaving them to the sweepers. If they do this, the Housing Board should in turn cut
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    S'PORE STUDENT GETS HIS LI.M DEGREE IN LONDON
    229 26 NEWS has Just been received here that a Singapore law student in London, Mr. Tan Chin Seng has passed his examination for the Master's degree in law. The youngest son of a senior Singapore citizen, Mr. C. C. Tan, 22-year-old Chin Seng
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    Bigger burden for Joo Chiat police
    327 26 Bigger burden for Joo Chiat police SINGAPORE, Sun. j crime graph to Jerk upwards. Sex offences and thefts are also troubling the division. A source said there was a possibility of a new division coming up in Changl, with the new shift of population, housing estates and industrial development. But
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    Sheares lunch
    27 26 SINOAPOHE. Sun. President Sheares will host a lunch In honour of the GovernorGeneral of Australia. Sir Paul Hasluck. at the Istana at 1 p.m tomorrow.
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    Training hard for bridge contest
    170 26 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's bridge team has begun intensive training in preparation for the Far East Bridge Tournament for women to be held in Melbourne from Nov. 20. The Republic's team will play against competitors from Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Taiwan and Indonesia. Team member Mrs.
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    Mahathir to the Malays: Change sense of values
    344 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Government's plan to bring more Malays to the urban areas can be achieved if Malays no longer feel uneasy In the presence of other races, former Umno leader Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamed said. This would depend on their
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    Mini-market for Holland Road
    58 26 Mini-market for Holland Road SINGAPORE, Sun—Shoppers now have another selfservice market to do their shopping in. The $250,000 mini-market. Parys Pood Supplies Pt«. Ltd.. Is In Greenleaf Road, Ban Guan Park, off Holland Road The 1.200 sq. ft. mini-market will cater for those who do their shopping after work. It
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      495 26 AUSTRALIAN AUCTION SALE Surplus Earthmoving and Road Making Plant Under instructions from THE DEPARTMENT OF MAIN ROADS. N.S W. To be auctioned at THE CENTRAL WORKSHOP, BERRY STREET. GRANVILLE, N.S.W. TUESDAY, 26th OCTOBER, 1971, AT 10 A.M. Ten CATERPILLAR 12E ROAD GRADERS Eight ALLIS CHALMERS "nl:* ROAD GRADERS Two CATERPILLAR
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      269 26 Straits Times Crossword H bb* VI H h I^l IM Ibbbbbl mm I^l^^^^l~~^^l hhbbbl ACROSS 6. It's extremely foolish to 4. Where we should look out carry on in this spirit (8). for a conspirator? 7. Lumps us roughly with olden 5. Quiet bull-ring in Middlesex types (7). <6> 14.
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    TIMESPORT Allan scores double on rank outsiders
    2736 27  - TIMESPORT Allan scores double on rank outsiders By- EPSOM JEEP APPRENTICE Rod Allan brought off a fabulous double on two rank outsiders, Antelami and Champagne II at Penang yesterday. Both were chance mounts. Antelami came from nowhere to beat hot favourite Nett Premium in the Class 5 Div 1 6f
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    Cesarewitch to Bigaroon
    82 27 DI'BLIN, Sun. Bijaroon, owned bj T. W. Nicholson, won the Irish Cesarewitch Handicap run over two miles at the Curragh yesterday. Mrs. M. T. Jackson's Spanner was second and E. A. Holts St. Ives third of 31 runners. Apprentice F. Leavy rode Bigaroon. J. V. Smith was
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    EIG SWEEP
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      299 27 Freezie Now, Eat Later A lot later. Nothing spoils in the Sanyo HF-1 30S freezer. Buy meats, fish and vegetables when a good supply of high quality is available and keep it practically forever. You'll find the freezer paying for itself in no time. Automatic pushbutton "NO FROST" defrosting is
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      Stewart has his lead cut to a stroke
      321 28 Stewart has his lead cut to a stroke MALACCA, Sun. James Stewart of Singapore maintained a one stroke lead when he shot a seven-over-par 79 on the second day of the Malacca Open Amateur golf championship at the Ayer Keroh course today. This gave him a total of 153. Hassan
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      Avtar bowls himself to a place in World tourney
      406 28  - Avtar bowls himself to a place in World tourney ERNEST FRIDA By A FTER four years of near miss es Avtar Singh, 39, last night scored his first major Singapore bowling success and it qualified him to represent the Republic at the Bowling World Cup Championship in Hong Kong from
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      S'pore Chinese thrashed 5-2
      283 28 QINGAPORE Chinese, playid ing together yesterday after a long break, were unable to strike a happy combination, and playing in sixes and sevens were soundly thrashed 5-2 by Malacca Chinese in their MCFA Cup soccer quarterfinal at Jalan Besar. For a moment Singapore gave their 3,000
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      Penalty corner expert Dar saves Pakistan
      282 28 Penalty corner expert Dar saves Pakistan BARCELONA. Sunday THE penalty corner shooting: of Tanvir Dar saved Olympic champions Pakistan from defeat by the Netherlands in a thrilling game on the third day of the World Hockey Cup here today. The match ended in a 3-3 draw. There was an Incredible
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      Newcomer fights splendidly for title
      241 28 Newcomer fights splendidly for title NEWCOMER Mrs. E. Wilson, who has played a lot of club tennis in Melbourne, yesterday won the women's singles title in the BLTA grass court championships at the SRC courts. Mrs. Wilson, who came here In May. showed splendid fighting spirit in winning her final
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      Lian versus Yow final
      83 28 S C LIAN and M.F. Vow qualified to meet In the final of the BICC Vade Cup golf competition on Oct 30. In the semi-finals at Buklt course yesterday. S.C. Uan beat T.K. Chan 2 tnd 1, and M.F. Vow bt Bill Nr 2 and 1.
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      Shane beats 60-sec mark
      86 28 SYDNEY, Sun. World record holder Shane Gould. 14. again broke the one-minute barrier for 100 m freestyle her* today. She clocked 59.6 seconds to beat top class field In leisurely style. She holds the World record with fellow Australian Dawn Fraser at 58.9. She also won
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      NEW DELHI TRIP FOR GOLD WINNERS
      147 28 NEW DELHI TRIP FOR GOLD WINNERS KUALA LI'MPIR, Son. Malaysian fold medal winner* at the S.-ap Games athletk meet hrr- In December will be selected for the First A'.Uu t nampionsnips at New Delhi on Feb 16-30 next year. "The Invitation has con* at a good time. It will serve
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      Yomiuri Giants
      30 28 TOKYO, Sun— Yomlurl Olants won Japan's professional baseball championship for the seventh straight year today by scoring a fourth victory over the Hankyu Braves In the best-of-seven series.
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      Mahinder leads Keppel Cup qualifiers
      407 28 Vf AHINDER Singh, with a nett 63, led the qualifiers in the Keppel Cup qualifying round at Bukit Chermin yesterday. The other qualifiers: 66 Jin Soong Sing; 67 B.G. Hardwood, Mike Cheong, Yap Llew Kuen; 68 ME. Jefferies, Moey Keng Weng, A. Tonnies. Starting times
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      216 28 I *v Who says W Jm a Family Sedan TZ~^ must be Drab >-—.>««-*— and Domestic! I You ar* looking at the new 1400 deluxe sporty family sedan! \M^^X ~^R* 3j II Th bod streamlined to speed you along modern highways. It will also, incidentally, impress The inside has been
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      40 28 SOCCER— FAS Youth tournament quarter-finals: SAFSA v Foresters, Darul Aflah v PBMS. Farrer United v Karlkal, Burnley v Bakat Baru (all matches Farrer Park 5 p.m.). Friendly Llonltes v Still United < Qeylang: stadium). BIG WALK— YWCA meet (Buklt Tlmah 7.30).
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      Lock icon Palmer goes three up
      404 29 DARIS, Sun. Arnold Palmer broke the course record with a second round 65 to move three strokes ahead in the Lancome golf tournament at St-Nom-La-Breteche yesterday. With one round to go today, only Gary Player appears to have a chance of rivalling Palmer for f.ie US
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      It's Borowiak against Lutz
      58 29 COLOGNE. Sun. Americans JeR Borowiak and Bob Lutz yesterday reached the final of the world professional tennis championship here. Borowiak. who turned only a week ago. brought off a shock win over South African Cliff Drysdale. winning 3-6 7-5 7-6. Lutz was also a surupnse winner,
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      FUTURE OF GOLF MEET AT STAKE
      109 29 FUTURE OF GOLF MEET AT STAKE AUCKLAND. Sun. The 1971 Commonwealth golf tournament starting here next Wednesday could be the last. according to officials of the four competing countries Britain. Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The officials are expected to discuss the future of the competition which is being staged
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      Lock icon Smith will not play in S. Africa
      87 29 Smith will not play in S. Africa NEW YORK Sun. U.S. tennis ace Stan Smith said today he would not compete in the South African tennis classic in Johannesburg next month. Smith, a U.S. army private, said he had considered playing in Johannesburg and "the army said it was up
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      Title stripped
      39 29 JOHANNESBURG. Sun. World-ranked South African Pierre Fourie has been stripped of his South African middleweight boxing title because he can no longer make the weight, the Transvaal Boxing Board announced yesterday. The board declared the title vacant.
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      Yugoslavs in the quarterfinals
      167 29 BELGRADE, Sun. Yugoslavia qualified for next year's quarter-finals of the European soccer championship when they drew 0-0 with Group 7 rivals East Germany here yesterday. The Yugoslavs, who still have a game to play, needed only one point before yesterday's match to take an unassailable lead
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      Lock icon Evonne and Hewitt win
      57 29 EDINBURGH. Sun— Bob Hewitt of South Africa gave a dazzling display to beat Britain's Gerald Battrick 7-6. 6-3 in the men's singles final in the Dewar Cup tennis tournament here yesterday. Evonne Goslagung of Australia won the women's singles with a surprisingly ea.sv 6-0. 6-4 victory
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      Brilliant Best carries United to victory
      375 29 Brilliant Best carries United to victory JHE brilliance of George Best carried Manchester United three points clear at the top of the English First Division soccer table yesterday. The Northern Ireland international cracked in his 12th goal of the season to Hit United to a 1-0 victory in their top
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      RESULTS
      299 29 FIRST DIVISION Chclsea 1 Arsenal Everton 1 Ipswich Leeds 3 Man City Leicester 2 Huddsneld Man Utd 1 Derby Newcastle 1 C. Palace Notts Forest 2 Liverpool Southampton 3 ShefT Utd Stoke 1 Coventry Tottenham 4 Wolves West Brom 0 West Ham SECOND DIVISION Birmingham 1 Sunderland Burnley 3
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      Lock icon Kiwis rally to clinch rugby Test series
      234 29 Kiwis rally to clinch rugby Test series LONDON, Sun. The New Zealand rugby league tourists became the first Kiwi side to win a Test j series in England since 1908 when they beat Great Britain 17-14 in the Second Test here today. The New Zealanders also won the First Test
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