The Straits Times, 30 October 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspapur The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Their last parade
    499 1  -  t R. CHANDRAN SINGAPORE, Fri.— When the sun sets on British bases By IT WAS a spotlit farewell parade for Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian Burnett, the last British Common der-in-Chief, Far East, and his three Service commanders at dusk today. For the parade and marchpast were
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    Mr. Lee hits at Nixon's approach to China
    450 1 Mr. Lee hits at Nixon's approach to China ZURICH, Fri. The way President Nixon has handled his approach to China is more responsible for current uncertainty in Asia than the fact that Washington and Peking are seeking an understanding, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said yesterday. Mr. Lee, on the second
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    Lock icon We will send team to UN soon: Peking
    227 1 We will send team to UN soon: Peking- UNITED NATIONS, Fri. —China today broke its silence on taking its seat at the United Nations. Acting Foreign Minister Chi Peng-fei informed Secretary General U Thant that China would send a delegation to the UN "In the near future." The cable from
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    On the pullout
    63 1 TODAY the Straits Times begins publication of three articles on the final phase of the British pullout from Singapore and Malaysia. On Page 14 William Campbell sets out the background to the British decision. Two articles next week will describe the Anzuk forces which will support the
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    Who can be safe from the breath of scandal?
    189 1 Who can be safe from the breath of scandal? HOW fragile is the reputation ol a public man or woman in Britain? Years of striving bring success, fame, wealth, perhaps a title. Then, in the foolishness of one day or perhaps one night all is destroyed. The idol is fallen.
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    'Get out' order to airline expat
    568 1  - 'Get out' order to airline expat N. G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE. Fri. An MSA engineer, Mr. Denrick George Soanes. has been told to leave Singapore by midnight tomorrow. His employment pass has been cancelled and his passport withheld by the Immigration Department. Mr. Soanes, 39, a former London-based BOAC engineer,
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    Goh 'live' on TV
    53 1 SINGAPORE. Pri. TV Slng a pores Channel 5 will telecast "live" the speech by acting Prime Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. at the 10th Orient and South-east Asian Lions Convention dinner at the Shangri-La Hotel at 9.30 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Goh is scheduled to speak for
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    Lock icon TYCOON ACCUSED OF POLLUTION
    41 1 ROME. Fri. An Italian industrialist was arrested on the first criminal warrant ever issued in Italy for pollution. Gianfranco Corsi, owner of a seed oil processing plant, was accused of pumping waste into the Tiber River. AP.
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    Lee briefs Swiss industrialists
    1183 2 THIS if Hi* text of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's speech en Thursday to Swiss bankers and bii s i nessmen in Zurich. riK. SCHAEFER (Alfred Schaefer. President of the Union Bank of Switzerland has suggested that I should talk about Singapore, the state of our economic
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    Aussie is named first supremo
    282 3 Aussie is named first supremo SINGAPORE, Friday AN Australian admiral has been appointed "Supremo" of the integrated threenation Anzuk force which will replace the British Far East Command in the region on Nov. 1He is Rear Admiral David Charles Wells, of the Royal Austra- lian Navy, who has set up
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    PUB man warns of danger in water pollution
    266 3 PUB man warns of danger in water pollution SINGAPORE, Friday PICNICKERS at Singapore's reservoirs were warned today that careless contamination of the exposed water surfaces increased the risks of water-borne diseases. It would also lead to an additional pollution load at the reservoirs and the water would have to have
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    Ex-doctor Murad gets two years in drug case
    407 3  - Ex-doctor Murad gets two years in drug case CHIN CHENG MEI By T ONDON. Fri. A Malaysian ex-doctor in London, Walter Murad Abdul Rahman, was convicted and sentenced today at the Old Bailey to two years' jail concurrently on each of 12 drugs charges against him, to which he had
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    Water use down by 2.5 mil gallons
    51 3 SINGAPORE, Friday. WATER use yesterday went down by 2.5 million gallons to 101.4 million gallons, a bigger reduction than Tuesday when consumption fell by 1.9 million gallons from Monday. Rainfall recorded yesterday was: At Selttar 0.93 inch, Peirce 0.35 inch and Macßitchie 0.27
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    Tenders for flats
    58 3 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Housing and Development Board has called (or tenders (or the construction o( tvo more blocks o( flats at Woodlands New Town's first neighbourhood. The HDB hopes to .start work on them early next year. They consist of an 11-storey block of three-room improved flats
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    Inquiries worth millions at British Industrial Fair
    241 3 Inquiries worth millions at British Industrial Fair SINGAPORE, Fri. Exhibitors at the British Industrial Exhibition have received trade inquiries worth at least tens of millions of dollars, the British High Commissioner, Mr. Samuel Falle, said today. This wns a very conservative estimate, said Mr. Falle, who described the exhibition as
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    INCOME plans to use profits to help co-ops
    211 4 INCOME plans to use profits to help co-ops SINGAPORE, Fri The NTUC cooperative Insurance Commonwealth Enterprise (INCOME) will set aside some of its profits to help further the activities of co-operative societies in the Republic. Its manager, Mr. A.T. Shlmpl, said yesterday "INCOME would, therefore, be in a position to
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    Lecture on research
    43 4 SINOAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Co-operative Unlc n Ltd. will hold a talk on The Importance of Research by Mr. Steve Nayagan. an NTUC research officer, at the Adult Education Board at Canning Rise from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday.
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    Voluntary work is vital, says Sheares
    373 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Importance of voluntary work in the affairs of a nation was stressed by President Sheares today when he opened the 10th Orient and South- east Asian Lions Convention at the National Theatre. He said: "Whatever the political style and ideology, whatever
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    $40 punch
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Quek Scow Meng, 34. was fined 140 by. a magistrate today for punching a Ujti-drtver. Ngah Chwee Hoe. 30, in front of a bar in Beach Road on June 27.
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    Woman loses husband to his ex-pupil
    227 4 Woman loses husband to his ex-pupil CINGAPORE.FrI. A schoolteacher's wife told the High Court today how she lost her husband to his former pupil. Mrs. Govinden Janashagaram, 30, also a teacher, said: "I had known the girl whose name is Devajl because we used to give her a lift home
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    Chua to attend meeting in Mauritius
    79 4 Chua to attend meeting in Mauritius SINGAPORE. Frl. The Health Minister. Mr. Chua Slan Chin, will represent Singapore at the third Commonwealth Medical Conference opening In Mauritius next week. Mr. Chua will be accompanied by Dr. Wan Pook Kee, actIng Deputy Director of Medical Services (Health). They leave by air
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    Second year
    24 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. The Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic will celebrate its second anniversary at its premises in Van Kit Road on Nov. 21.
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    Women recruited as cleansing workers
    122 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Health Ministry is recruiting women labourers to make up for a shortage of cleansing workers, a spokesman said today. No other details were available. The shortage was disclosed by the Health Minister, Mr. Chua Blan Chin. In a speech at the Conference
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    Lions Club gives heart machine to hospital
    210 4 Lions Club gives heart machine to hospital SINGAPORE. Fri. The CardioThoracic Unit of Tan Tock Seng Hospital received its first arrhythmia trainer and heart pacemaker at the hospital's lecture hall todiy. The Minister for Health. Mr. Cbua Sian Chin, received the equipment on behalf of the unit from the Lions
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    Lean and hungry in the movie business
    1851 5  - Lean and hungry in the movie business DENNIS BARKER By ONE ENTERPRISING cinema owner in a small town near San Francisco has just thought up a new deal for the cash customers. Three full-length feature films in one programme for 50 cents (U.S.). Enterprising? Desperate is probably nearer the word.
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    New ETV series to make school study easier
    221 7 (SINGAPORE, Fri. A new series of programmes for primary schools will be presented next year by Educational Television Services in conjunction with Radio and Television Singapore. Known as General Activities Programmes, they are for Primary One and Two classes in English-medium schools,
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    Murder trial told of threats after throwing of rotten eggs
    442 7 Murder trial told of threats after throwing of rotten eggs SINGAPORE, Frl. A housewife told the High Court today of the day a labourer accused of murdering her sister warned her and her sister that he would not "let them go free" for reporting him for throwing rotten eggs at
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    $1,000 fine for oil pollution
    52 7 SINOAPORE. Fri. Promt Shipping and Trading <Pte) Ltd. was fined $1,000 today for causing oil pollution at Eastern Roads on Aug. 29. The court heard that the firm had handed $15,000 compensation to the PSA for clearing the oil which had spread over 100.000 sq.ft.
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    $300 opium fine
    40 7 IPOH. Frl. Labourer, Low Long, 68, was fined $300 by the magistrate's court today when he pleaded guilty to possession of opium and smoking utensils In a house In Yau Tet Shin Street here on Oct. 13.
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    WOMAN FOUND DROWNED IN VILLAGE WELL
    199 7 WOMAN FOUND DROWNED IN VILLAGE WELL SINGAPORE, Fri. A housewife was found drowned in a •/ell near her mother's home in Ponggol early this mornIng. The body of Chan Puay Hua, 25, (above), was found in a sft. deep well in Lorong Desa, off 10. mile, Ponggol Road, at 6.45
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    10 jailed for illegal entry
    70 7 SINOAPORE. Pri. Ten Indonesians, who attempted to enter Singapore illegally, were each jailed for two weeks by the First Magistrate's Court today. They are Lim Ah Hwee. 30. Tan Ah Wah. 17. Tan 800 Leong. 22. Lee Oiap 800. 22. Tay Soon San. 17. Goh
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    Cut-rate decision in three days
    98 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Civil servants here will have to wait four days before they know whether MSA will grant them cutrate fares to Europe similar to those available in Singapore. A Ministry of Transport spokesman said today the matter would be discussed by the Cabinet
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    Traffic banned from cycling race -circuit
    246 8 Traffic banned from cycling race -circuit- QINGAPORE, Fri. O Traffic will be banned from entering the circuit of the 200 kilometres mass start of the Fifth Asian Cycling Championships which will be held tomorrow, from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. The start and finish of the race in which 200
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    Murder inquiry postponed
    68 8 SINGAPORE. Pti. The preliminary inquiry into the murder of N. Latchamanan. scheduled for today, has been postponed to Nov. 12. Five youths Antont Edward Pereira. 19. Santokh Singh, 24. Paul Robin. 18. Abdul Ra-shid bin Abdul Kadir. 20. and Kamal bin Masod. 19 have been charged with
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    EDB briefing
    24 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The visiting seven-man Hawaiian trade delegation today met officials of the Economic Development Board for a briefing on Singapore's economy.
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    S'pore warned of a new mosquito virus carrier
    190 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. A mosquito which is breeding in considerable numbers in Singapore may prove a danger to health. The species Armigeres Subalbatus —is relatively unknown. However, these mosquitoes are the biggest ones found here and are common in the rural areas. A
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    Straits Times Annual sets new standards
    385 8 THE Straits Times Annual for 1972 is published today. In a new format. Southeast Asia's finest publication sets new standards In the quality of Its content and production. There are 164 pages, with full colour running throughout the edition, beautifully printed on fine art
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    APPEAL FOR WITNESSES
    135 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police today appealed for witnesses to two fatal accidents. In the first case, motorcyclist Lor Su Ha, 29, was involved in a collision with a van in Lorong I 'put. Holland Village, at 10 a.m. on Oct. 17, was warded at Outram Hospital. Three days
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      138 8 I 00/ i By I.T. Uantiin AW, CMON, GUZ... V -V OH, NOW. WHEN THERE'S A lOF COURSE.' JUST V V HOW COME Guz\ PROB'LY BECAUSE I MyeOSH.YCAiJ/ YEH.r > THAT'S > MUCH SIMPLER TRADE OOVNS WITH DtPNT THINK OF I GOVER>«NT HEAPS ALWAYS SET UP GUESS I RIDICULOUS... Vim
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    FIVE MEN AND A WOMAN BUT NO MCPHEE
    286 9 FIVE MEN AND A WOMAN BUT NO MCPHEE London, Paris, Copenhagen... MCPHEE" that's a new name on the scene, but what a name. From Australia, four guys and a doll. They took over from the Pitiful Souls at the Barbarella this week. There's Jimmy Deverell. Terry Popple, Tony Joyce. Ben
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    MEET LENNON THE ROMANTIC...
    497 9 YOU may say I'm a dreamer. But I'm not the only one. The two lines sums up John Lennon's new outlook revealed in his latest LP "Imagine" on EMl's Apple label Jchn Ono Lennon. This time Lennon sings with self-revelation. He asks us, in the title
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    Picking the most 'groovy -guy
    132 9 Picking the most 'groovy -guy WHAT exactly do they mean by "groovy"? There's a contest being organised to choose the "Most Groovy Girl and Boy In Town" without the meaning of "groovy" first spelt out. Said one of the appointed judges: "I can't, define the meaning. If something strikes you
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    Where people really live it up
    701 9 Even in Amsterdam and Copenhagen which I never before thought great for entertainment there were numerous nightclubs and dancehalls. some unusually large and country-style, with floorshows, and more laughter, good humour and beer flowing around in a night than I've witnessed here in a
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    'Bangla Desh9 doesn't make it in Malaysia
    61 9 'Bangla Desh 9 doesn't make it in Malaysia THE Malaysian Government has banned the forthcoming album "Bangla Desh" which featured the concert done by George Harrison, Bob Dylan and Ravi Shankar The Ex-Beetle's sinfle B'nela Desh is also not bring played over R'dio M il'ysia. The Singapore Government h--s meanwhile
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    Exam stresses and strains
    431 10 PUPILS COMPLAIN OF HEAVY WORKLOAD SINGAPORE, Friday gTI'DEXTS at a mental health discussion today complained about the heavy syllabus and the "almost compulsory" extracurricular activities in schools. They expressed concern over the stresses and strains they suffered before each examination. One student said that the workload
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    Telok Blangah town to have 100,000 people in 5 neighbourhoods
    331 10 CINGAPORE, Fri. 13 Telok Blangah satellite town, Singapore's third, will have five neighbourhoods with an expected population of about 100,000. Construction work will begin on the new town in the beginning of next year. The first 2.000 flats are expected
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    Management seminar
    42 10 SINGAPORE. Prl. The National Productivity Centre is organising a seminar in Mandarin on The Role of Managemen' in Raising Productivity on Dec. 11. The seminar, designed for top management, will be held at the centre in Chia Ping Road. Jurong.
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    Another $15mil loan issued
    48 10 SINOAPORE. Prl. The Monetary Authority of Singapore today announced an additional isrue of $15 million of Us $60 million tax-free registered stock 1971, as the loan has been considerably over-subscribed. Applications for the $60 million loan, which opened on Oct. 15, will close tomorrow.
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    Certificates for teachers
    40 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. Parliamentary Secretary (Education) Inche Mohamed Ghazaii Ismail, will present certificates to members of the 1970 ln-sevlce cour>e in Teaching of English as a Second Language at the Cultural Centre on Nov. 9 at 9.30 a.m.
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    Lunch seminar
    22 10 SINGAPORE. Pri. W.R Oruee <S) Pte. ltd held a lunch remlnar today at Singapore Hyatt for about 150 invited guest*
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    'No authority' to make remarks
    155 10 CINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Table-Ten-nis Association has disassociated itself from remarks made by Mr. Ho Kok Cheong. deputy leader of the Republic's table-tennis team to the Afro-Asian invitation tournament in Peking, before its departure on Wednesday. Mr. Ho had said the team hoped to invite
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    SAILOR DIES AFTER STABBING BY FIVE YOUTHS
    171 11 SAILOR DIES AFTER STABBING BY FIVE YOUTHS SINGAPORE, Fri. A sailor who was attacked by five youths in Chinatown late last night, died in Outram Hospital early today. Police identified him as Llm Chou Heng, 23. of Cumming Street, off Havelock Read. According to them, Llm and a friend. Chew
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    Beauty pageant festival
    48 11 SINGAPORE Fri A festival of beauty pageant will be held in Singapore and Malaysia during the Christmas and New Year Holidays Contestants can vie for various beauty titles including Miss Singapore '71-72. Miss Pln-Up at the pageant which beUns at Shangri-La Hotel from Dec. 4.
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    Penicillin death of wife: Observations by coroner
    421 11 Penicillin death of wife: Observations by coroner SINGAPORE, Fri. A coroner today said many people in Singapore did not appreciate the effect of penicillin, or were in a position to say if they were allergic to it. Second Coroner Mr. Tan Hun Hui said this before returning a verdict of
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    Dancing for beginners
    50 11 SINGAPORE Fri. The Singapore YMCA will conduct a 12-sesslon dance course (or beginners starting' from Nov. 6. The syllabus covers waltzes, slow foxtrot, cha cha, rumba. off beat. Jive and discotheque dances. Those Interested can apply at the YMCA, Orchard Road, or telephone ***** during office hours
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    Music lesson
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Fri Inche Mohammed Ohazall. the Parliamentary Secretary i Education), will attend: a music demonstration lesson at liuklt Tunggal Malay Girl's School, in Gentle Road. Newton, on Nov. 12 at 9.45 am
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    Farewell call by FEAF chief
    104 11 SI N G A PORE, Fri. President Shea r e s chats with Air Vice Marshal Nigel M. Maynard, C o mmander of the Far East Air Force, during the comma nder's farewell courtesy call at the Istana this morning. Air Vice Marshal Maynard, 50,
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    Textile retail trade to go metric in March
    177 11 Textile retail trade to go metric in March SINGAPORE, Fri. Textile retail trade will go metric from next March, but the Imperial system will continue to be used until the end of next year. It will be completely metrlcated In 1973, Mr. Teo Liang Chye, a committee member of the
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    No top wins
    25 11 SINOAPORE. Prl. There were no top prize winners in yesterday's Toto draw No. 85/71. The jackpot for 'his Sunday's draw is $160,000.
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    rGang beats up policeman and his rescuers
    112 13 rGang beats up policeman and his rescuers SINGAPORE, Fri. A gang waylaid and beat up an off duty policeman as he walked through Brickworks Estate In Jalan Bukit Merah late tonight. When two men rushed to help the policeman, the nine-man gang slashed them. The attackers disappeared into the night
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    Back after 26 years—to his old PoW camp
    267 13 Back after 26 years— to his old PoW camp SINGAPORE, Friday I?ORMER Singapore Volunteer Force member in the Second World War Mr. Raymond Ess is back in the Republic after 26 years. His reunion with his sister, Mrs. Magdalene Ridsdale, took place at her home in West Coast Road right
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    Master plan for Ngee Ann
    38 13 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Singapore Institute of Architects has completed the master plan for Ngee Ann Technical College. It has presented the til million five-year expansion plan to the college together with a report.
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    Tourists ahoy
    25 13 SINGAPORE. Pri. P and Os 42.000-ton cruise liner Onana will arrive here tomorrow with 1.600 tourists, and be in port for two days.
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    BOAC Family Day picnic
    46 13 SINGAPORE. Frl Some 300 membeis of travel agencies and their families will attend a Family Day picnic organised by BOAC at Ponggol Hotel on Sunday. The picnic is being held to commemorate the introduction of BOAC's VC-10 fleet through Singapore next month.
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    MP opens art exhibition
    49 13 SINGAPORE, Prl. Mr. Low Yong Nguan, the MP for Crawford, opened an Art for Everyone exhibition at Crawford community centre tonight. The exhibition. Jointly organised by the Ministry of Culture and the People's Association, will be opened to the public for two days from tomorrow.
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    Eight hawkers fined $400
    52 13 SINGAPORE. Pri. Eight hawkers were fined a total of 1400 today for using unbalanced dachings. They are Lim Ah Cher. Oon Kia Tee. Ong Poh Hia. Neo Giok Lian (all women) Tay Soo Heng, Koo Peng Kam. Tlu Ling Chai. and Lim Lam Hal. Each was
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    Killed by car
    31 13 SINGAPORE. Fri A 60--year-old man. Tay Ah Hee, of Lien Seah Street, died after he was knocked down by a car in Nlcoll Highway at 115 pm today.
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  • Saturday, October 30, 1971
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      HISTORIC DECISION
      464 14 The massive Parliamentary vote for British entry into the European community exceeded even Mr. Heath's optimistic expectations. By 356 votes to 244. a majority of 112. Parliament approved the historic and simple motion to join on the terms negotiated. This is net the end of the battle. Ahead
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      THE SUHARTO STYLE
      224 14 President Suharto's address to Indonesia s new Parliament will baffle those who hold orthodox views of parliamentary democracy. He told the House he did not want yes-men, but warned that neither would he tolerate outright oppositicn. Parliament must cooperate with the Presidency. Older democracies will detect the
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      PUB'S GOOD YEAR
      246 14 Singapore's Public Utilities Board had a good year in 1970 Development has created a growing demand for public utilities, *nd the Board has met the need. The demand comes from both domestic and industrial consumers. As v result the PUB's sales to the commercial and industrial sector
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    Pull-out
    2170 14  -  WILLIAM CAMPBELL By SINGAPORE THIS IS THE FIRST OF THREE ARTICLES When Wilson decided to withdraw the troops East of Suez IN FEBRUARY, 1966, the British Labour Government gj. notice of its intention to reduce the British military presence East of Suez. It did so in a White Paper
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    LETTER
    158 14 I REFER to a report (S.T. Oct. 22) regarding destruction of Article 30 Certificates, i did not say or indicate that unclaimed Article 30 certficates would be sent to the registration headquarters in Kuala Lumpur for destruction. Every effort wjll be made by this office to return all Article
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    Top-in' police pondoks where service is with a smile
    215 14  -  JIM GIBBINS: Kuala Lumpur By and live with her parents again Beyond all this, there is official police work. And this is quite considerable. In places where pondoks have been introduced crime on the order of vandalism and theft has cone
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      235 14 Si h. ill* i wHlut Asm- x mk THIS IS AUSTRALIA'S MASTERPIECE A superb. r-.gh-quality WORLD ATLAS SECONDARY ATLAS FOR MALAYSIA AM) SINGAPORE (Compiled by J. A. Johnston, former Dean ot Faculty of Education, University of Malaya) ATLAS SEKOLAH MENENGAH MALAYSIA (Translated by Tuan Haji Md Salleti bin Ahmad) Special
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      Heath wins battle to join Europe
      979 15 Heath wins battle to join Europe A look at what the headlines say Roger Kerhof, a railway worker from Brussels, reads the headlines of one of the British dailies outside the Houses of Parliament in London on Thursday after MPs voted 356 to 244 to enter the Common Market. UPI
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      Lock icon The long hard road there
      326 15 ORUSSELS. Fri. The vote last night to Join the Common Market climaxes 10 years of hard bargaining In which Britain's entry prospects at times seemed thin. These are key dates in the negotiations:JI'LY 31. 1961 Britain. Ireland and Denmark announced they would apply to join
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      31 15 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby „«v I \VO VtXJ KNOW WHAT I'/M I—J1 J (&GO&s€. V&JZJ LOOWM& fO&WAZD K>MO6T\ k /^EEiKks vtxj Feeswiv'N (^JrD V 3MAVEP AMD CLEAtAj -7 AQA'fcQ 16-3
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      Lock icon SENATE ~ REJECTS MOVE TO CUT FUNDS FOR U.N.
      249 16 SENATE REJECTS MOVE TO CUT FUNDS FOR U.N. WASHINGTON, Fri The Senate last night rejected by 55 votes to 28 a move to cut American financial contributions to the United Nations. Despite the anger voiced by conservative senators of both parties over the U.N.s vote to expel Taiwan on Monday
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      Lock icon Warning order on new film
      68 16 PARIS. Fri. The Ministry of Culture tcday officially warned cinema-goers here that British director Ken Russell's latest rilm "The Devils might rhock them. The Ministry ordered that all advertisements fc r the film and all cinemas screening it must display a warning to the public
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      Lock icon Search on for acceptable air fares
      119 16 Search on for acceptable air fares LAUSANNE, Fri. International Air Transport Association (lATA) conference today appointed a working party from 13 major airlines to search for an acceptable North Atlantic fares policy. The development came at the opening session of a conference of 35 airlines interested in the North Atlantic
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      Lock icon Lieut. Prince Charles
      54 16 rARTMOUTH. Fri. Plince Charles completed the first stage < f his naval training when he passed out of the Royal Naval College yesterday. Prince Charles, who will be known as acting sub-lieutenant the Prince of Wales, paraded with 12 other young officers who have attended a six-week
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      Lock icon Warning
      30 16 JAKARTA. Fri. President Suharto last night warned Indonesia youths to stay away from marijuana, heroin and morphine and 'other negative forms of sub-culture indulged In by foreign hippies." AP.
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      Lock icon China will take 'moderate course' in world body says former diplomat
      598 16 PEKING. Fri. A former US diplomat who has renewed his friendship here with Prime Minister Chou En-lai said last nifht he thought Peking would follow "a fairly moderate course" in the U.N. General Assembly. "I have Ihe impression they
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      Zambia hits at that US threat to cut aid
      287 16 NEW YORK, Friday. ZAMBIAN sponsor of the General Assembly resolution which seated Peking and expelled Taiwan from the U.N. said that President Nixon and some U.S. Senators who advocated punitive measures against the world body "must have lost their heads." Delegates
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      Lock icon 'Three top military men in Peking purged' report
      253 16 AMERICAN Intelligence analysts claim there are Increasing indications that some of China's highest ranking military leaders may have been ousted In an internal power struggle. Secret sources, presumably inside China, had reported that Chief of Staff of the People's Liberation Army tPLA)
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      Lock icon Nixon and Tito to issue vital statement
      192 17 Nixon and Tito to issue vital statement WASHINGTON. Fri. President Nixon and President Tito of Yugoslavia are drafting a joint communique which, the Yugoslavs feel, will be a document of much importance to their country. They say it will be as Mgniflcant as the 1955 communique issued when Mr. Khrushchev
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      Five drowned
      34 17 SAIGON. FYI Five American soldiers are believed to have drowned yesterday after being caught In a strong undertow off the beach at the Chu Lai combat base. military spokesmen said today.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Jail term for RAF deserter turned hero
      235 17 Jail term for RAF deserter turned hero- INNS WORTH (Eng- land), Fri.— An RAF Pilot deserted because of health and domestic problems and became a hero during the Congo and Nigerian civil wars, a court martial was told yesterday. Flt.-Lt. Terence Peet. 36, vanished for six years after deserting from
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      Lock icon When it doesn 't pay to be too honest
      146 17 NEW YORK. Fri. A man who fled Hungary during the 1956 rebellion and now wants to become an American citizen has been told he can't because he has had sexual relations with his fiancee. Mr. Sidney Pierre Lorant, 30, said his
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      Lock icon VIETCONG PoWs MAY GET VAN THIEU AMNESTY
      61 17 yIETCONC PoWs cleaning fish at Can Tho prison camp in South Vietnam. Some or all of these prisoners may be included in the amnesty to mark the inauguration of President Van Thieu tomorrow. The Government announced the biggest PoWs amnesty of the war
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      Lock icon 'Mutiny by troops likely in Vietnam'
      441 17 \N anti-war Republican Congressman has I warned of the possibility of "wholesale mutiny" by U.S. combat forces in South Vietnam and said the blame falls on President Nixon. Representative Paul McCloskey of Calilornla cited at a Press conference >esterday numerous cases of what he
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      Lock icon Sinatra sues magazine publisher for libel
      131 17 NEW YORK. Fri. Sinter Frank Sinatra has filed a I SSS million libel suit over published articles which alleged he suffered from terminal cancer and was scheduled to become a father next March. The action was filed in the Manhattan Federal Court against Midnight
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        30 18 time Darby latu Kawan O. B. and R. G. Sovran >. Carbide I. E'prise $5 90 $2.00 $4.88 $0.92 $1.35 $0.90 $1 13 .60 .20 18 .13 .05 .03 03
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        Falls
        46 18 >i acmo K. Sidim 'rini.i B. T. kVilkinson ..iminon P. E. G. I. Ksmi Ord ten. I.A.C. P.M.C. Veneer Fusan $1.25 $191 $422 $5.40 $1.50 $2.72 $3.30 $1.29 $1.45 $1.57 $2.03 $1.27 .ou —.15 —.12 —.12 —.10 —.06 —.06 —.06 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.04
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        Most active stocks
        22 18 Veneer Products 377.000 Haw Par 282.000 Power and Tele. 244.000 Gammon 113.000 Total Tumor 259 M Delayed Percentage: 25.99
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        INDICES
        38 18 Oct. t* Oct. 29 Industrials: 196.28 197.11 f Hotels: 76.79 76.M> Properties: 135.72 135.48 1 Tins: 98.05 98.13 t I rubbers: 124.06 123.55 Dee. 30, 1966 100 1 Dee. 31. 1968 100 1 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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        Week ends on uncertain note
        230 18 rpRADERS were uncertain X which way to move on the Stuck Exchange of MiUyva and Singapore yesterday. Industrials, while still accounting for the bulk of activity, were showing signs of reduced volume as operators adopted a wait-and-see attitude. At 2.6 million units, the day's total
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        CLOSING PRICES
        1036 18 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSI OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINO ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: OH palms steady while the rest steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock
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        BUSINESS DONE
        1350 18 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded fhown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Akin (2) 1 49. (1) 1.50. Allied Choc. (5) 2.39. (4) 2.40, (12) 2.41.
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        145 18 WEST Malaysian production of palm oil in July was 45,222 tons compared with revised June figures of 35,559, according to the Department of Statistics in Kuala Lumpur. Exports of palm oil in July totalled 57,116 compared with June figures of 38.940 tons. Stocks at end-July were 29,756
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        Veneer rejects offer
        560 18 "17ENEER Products has turned down an offer from an American company which wished to take a controlling interest on grounds that the offer, though higher than current market valuation, was not in the shareholders' interests. The board has advised the American company that if it wishes to
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        Asian dollar
        64 18 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 4 9 16 to 4 15 16 2 mili-s 4 13 16 to 6 3 mths 5 11 16 to 6 r 6 mths 6 to 63.
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      • COMMODITIES
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          CLOSING PRICES
          18 18 OCT. 29. RIBBER: 95.75 (unch.) TIN: $621 (up SI). Official Offering 276 tons (down 6 tons).
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          PRODUCE PRICES
          113 18 pMINISI PRODUCE fXCMANCt, lINCAPORf NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY: C*Mnut OH: bulk S46i seller*, drum fi» sellers. Csprs: Mixed (f.o.b i loose Nov/ Dec. UK Oont. 127 B. P*(*«t: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100', NLW ***** sellers. Sarawak whIU fob S6'- r NLW I 212« sellers.
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          Copper prices
          33 18 London copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer £417.00 (£417.30) MUST £417.30 (£418.00): Three Months buyer £423 30 (£424.30) seller £424.00 (£423.00). Marktt tens: Steadier. Salss: 5.930 tons.
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          PALM OIL
          41 18 In London on Ttiuraday the palm oil prlcea of Malayan 3 per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton Dec. Jan. was quoted at UK {105 sellers (unchanKed): Feb. Mar. at OB £103 paid (unchanged).
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          Straits tin climbs
          147 18 rpHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday rose further by another $1 to $621 per picul on an official offering down six tons to 276 tons. The local market tone was very steady with support at an all-round level, especially from the United States. LONDON: Thursday's tin
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          Gold markets
          55 18 8 pore (2) 160.30 160.30 il) Export price in non-sterling areas In U.S. dollar! per ounce. (2) Local dealers pricei In Singapore dollar* p«r tatl. Thursday Wtdn.id.y SU.S. »U.t. London 42.4S 42.475 Btlrut 42.75 42 .mi HonKkonK 44.49 44 S« Zurich 42.408 42.458 42.533 42.608 P«rl» 42.74 42.72
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          RUBBER REMAINS UNCHANGED
          331 18 rpHE rubber market yesterday opened fractionally higher on Improved London advices and was taken to a new recent high of 96.75 cents per kilo for November on shortcovering. The new level, however, was not consolidated and profit-taking removed most of the gain. The morning session closed quiet.
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        COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
        326 18 SINGEI BAGAN Rubber Is calling an EGM for Nov. 15 for shareholders to increase the nominal capital of the company from $1.*****1 in $1 par shares to $2,390,361 In $1 par shares and to aoprove the Issue of 500.000 shares to Kuala Pergau Rubber Plantations for the partial
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        Exchange rates
        169 18 "THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 29. Local dollars to one unit »f Foreifn Currency Sterling Pound \ustralian Dollar Canadian Dollar <ew Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar LJ.S. Dollar Local dollars to 100 unit* >f Foreign Currency Belgian Francs
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          MELBOURNE
          289 18 MELBOURNE. Frl. Mining and Industrial stocks were stronger In more active trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils were narrowly mixed In very quiet trading. Poseidon led the miners with a At 1.40 Jump to $16.50 In line with London's overnight performance. Today's closing middle prices In Australian
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          NEW YORK
          232 18 ■J^EW YORK. Wed. The stock market overcame early selling and closed slightlyhigher though market averages were below their day's highs. Analysts view the upturn as primarily technical. Uncertainties about the economic outlook continue to drag on the market. Near the close. Dow Jones Industrials were ahead slightly more
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          Indices
          71 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 73.46 Wednesduy 73.16 Wtek ago 72.75 RIBBERS Thursday 248.32 Wednesday 249.16 Week ago 250.19 OILS Thursday 322.66 Wednesday 324 73 Week ago 327.48 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 410.6 Wedne:aay 412.8 Week ago 404.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursdn> 837.62 Wednesday 836.38 Week ago 854.85 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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          HONG KONG
          230 18 UONO KONO. Frl. The **selllng wave continued during the morning session and Into the early afternoon but a late rally brought prices up to around the previous day's closing rates. The market closed on a steady note. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, both the Local and London registers, remained
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          Hong Kong rates
          38 18 On the frt. tithing* marktt In Hong Konc yesterday the U.S. Otliar was quoted at 5.8323 for T.T. and S 8130 for ttth. sttrllni was quoted at 14.33 and Utl tf itld was quoted a!
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    Pride of place to the Girl Pipers
    192 19 Pride of place to the Girl Pipers qnIIKRE'S n.. thine 1 like the liltinc skirls of bagpipes to add pomp to a pageant. And who better to provide these than Singapore's Girl Pipers? They were given pride of place right at the head of the line-up at the Lions float
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    Elite are told: Come out of ivory tower
    375 19 Elite are told: Come out of ivory tower SINGAPORE, Friday p ROFESSIONALS in the developing countries. .were urged today to discard their ivory tower approach to life and put service to the community before personal gain. This was one of the conclusions reached at the conference on Professions In the
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    Hospital alert for injured gangsters
    66 19 Hospital alert for injured gangsters SINGAPORE, Fri. Hospitals have been alerted for injured secret society members after a clash in Jalan Paya. off Old Airport Road, tonight. One youth was admitted to Outram Hospital with a stab wound In the chest after a group (ought with stools and knives. Police
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    Church leader due today
    53 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Dr. Robert H. Pierson. international president of the Seventh-Day Adventist, will arrive tomorrow (or an official visit. Dr. Pierson. who Is from the church's world headquarters in Washington, v.-11l attend the quadrennial business session of the Par Eastern Division at Hotel Equatorial from Nov.
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      169 19 The only toilet bowl cleaner that y Odours *w as it cleans! MM Liquid TEPis MORE than a toilet bowl cleaner.. V/^vlw^Vtfe* MM DOES much more than ordinary powder cleaners can. _^^^k A That's because TEP not only cleans dirt you see It \mmmmm*"^^ f A cleans dirt you can't
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      721 19 On your TV and Radio 1.09 P.M. Opening and Courageous 7.41 News and Newsreel (C) 3.N P.M. Opening and Programme 7.12 Quiz Perpad 1.31 SUarS M USe H5 SV^ GIaSS TraP) Summary J-g jgj- f-c^angan 1.50 Farmer's Daughter Kathy's 910 News Magazine Farewell to Arms ,jj Tunas flarapan 76'h Birthday
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    196 20 A steady rise in car and housing loans SINGAPORE, Fri. Loans for housing and the hire purchase of cars extended by finance companies continue to climb, according to the latest figures published by the Government. Reflecting the healthy state of the economy, the availability of money is seen not only
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    Ashes of Kit Beng to be flown home
    78 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. —The Rotary Club of Singapore (East) has made arrangements with MSA to fly back the ashes of Wong Kit Beng. 13, who died In Madras on Sunday. Kit Beng. a victim of torsion spasms a rare brain disease died after
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    70 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. The twoweek Russian trade fair which opened tonight was another manifestation of Russia's desire to establish good relations with Singapore. Mr. MR Kuzmin. the Soviet First Deputy Minister for Foreign Trade, said today. "We have come to strengthen the trade and economic and friendship
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    RI prefects dinner
    46 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. Raffles Institution board of prefects will hold its last annual dinner In the school hall on Dec. 11 at "7.30 p.m. Past prefects Interested In attending can ring Jerry Son at *****1 before Nov. 30 The charge Is $9 per head.
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    27 20 SLNOAPORE. Frl. A total of 35 delegates from Volkswagen Importers all over the world will attend a five-day after-sales conference In Singapore from Nov. 1.
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    'Don't push your kids too hard'
    568 20  -  MASIE KWEE: Singapore, Friday SCHOOL PRINCIPALS' WARNING TO PARENTS: By PRINCIPALS today warned parents not to push their children too hard under the new two-semester school system as this could affect the children's mental health- This was becaus? the semester system which would enable
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    Shock for varsity student Wan Ahmad
    231 20 Shock for varsity student Wan Ahmad KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A University of Malaya student Wan Ahmad Nasir today said he was shocked to be quoted as saying there were students "living as husband and wife" in universities in the country. He was referring to a Bernama report about a television
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    29 20 KUALA LUMFUR. Prl. The Mala) Man Centre for Development Studies will hold a 17-day course on development Implementation techniques for 20 officers of the Republic of Khmer.
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    Tetanus death of a girl
    49 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The State Coroner. Mr. Liew Ngik Kee, today recorded a verdict of misadventure on a girl. Ko Choon Tee, 17. who died from tetanus Infection two weeks after she stepped on a nail at her home In Sungel Pengarang on Oct. 3.
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    A mass media survey by Nantah students
    93 20 CINGAPORE, Fri. A general survey on mass communications in Singapore will be carried out next month by more than 100 journalism students of Nanyang University. They will investigate the local mass communication as well as the general situation of imported foreign mass media.
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      60 20 W I sip-:'' 1 H^H 4B mmt Jigs, v vlr I A world of beauty in focus. Before your very eyes. Bold, new fashions. Famous quality.choice of discerning people, all over the world. Metzler. SOLE AGENT: NING KWONG OPTICAL (PTE) LTD. HINGAPORESW«n I Ist PRIZE I $400,000 I M5Q,000 a
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      273 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 10 Commit the opposition to put 1 Scottish version of 25 (5. 3. 5). £!l" r n ?I!! e^ 7 ,i\ 9ST ab Ut n 15Act P ex^n,ted"lJtoridlcute« culling il). c«iln<»»r ll\ 10 K'lnS I h P U n, Whe U 16 people who might ii
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      302 21 Trishaw rides in the park I AGREE with "Picking Up" 'ST. Oct. 26). I suggest the Government round-up and maintain th«se trishaws, pay the riders a regular salary and put these men and their machines in our public parks, like the Botanic Gardens. Elderly visitors would welcome a trishaw ride
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      319 21 WAS dismayed to read about the people in Government service who are about to be reprimanded for Indebtdness (ST., Oct. 25). This is a problem we have had with us for a long time. In fact in the
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      117 21 A LARGE number of us girls have to walk along a dark and lonely path behind Jalan Lengkok Sembawang, especially after dark. Each time we reach the entrance of Jalan Lengkok. the public telephone booth is crowded with men who disturb us. On one occassion. while walking along the road
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      78 21 WE refer to the article "Batu Pahat's bid to become top industrial town in Johore' by G. Danapal (ST.. Oct. 20 > and wish to point out that there has been a reporting error in that our louvre manufac turlng company Is called Vincent Industries (M) Sdn. Bhd. (formerly Tacam
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      37 21 AS one of the bus users of this particular bus service, I hope the Registry of Vehicles will Initiate Immediate investigation into the withdrawal of bus service No: 90 and recommend its resumption. DANNY LEE. Singapore 13
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      57 21 I REFER to the letter "Outs i d c the alrconned rooms (ST., Oct. 8) signed by "1117-M". I live at 1117 M (Block 171) Stirling Road and the HDB had asked me whether I had written the letter. You have checked the original letter and found that I waa
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      239 21 I AM a teacher and not a member of the Teachers' Union. Here is my reason for not being a member. It may have done something for teachers but not where it matters most. One point in question Is the recent
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      146 21 I REFER to the letter by 'Yew" i ST. Oct. 7). The in-service courses referred to are generally intended to augment the technological skills of the trainees, who are selected qualified teachers, in order to equip them better for their work in the school and institutional workshops. As
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      78 21 I REFER to the letter headlined "They're still puffing away merrily." The Traffic Police have not relaxed their effort In the drive against owners of vehicles which emit excessive smoke. This can be shown by the fact that a total of 12.597 cases were reported during the period from November.
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      45 21 ii/ITH reference to the TV letter by "TTJ" (ST.. Oct. 20), action has been taken to prevent further stagnation of water at the foot of the overhead bridge fronting the People's Park Complex. L. KAO CHUNG YING (Miss). Public Relations Officer. Ministry of National Development.
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      144 21 MY land of four acres with more than 20 huts, has a road frontage of 170 feet. I understand from my friends and land-owners that the cost of road metalling is about $30 per foot run. Therefore I estimate that my contribution for road metalling would be about (170 x
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      85 21 I WISH to draw the attention of the authorities to the extremely dangerous pedestrian crossing outside Cold Storage In Orchard Road. The green light for pedestrians to cross Is also the signal for cars to shoot out of the entrance of Cold
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      The married priests are just as dedicated
      304 21 T REFER to the letter 1 by a "A Catholic" (S.T., Oct. 26). Having lived in a family where our father was an Anglican pastor, I must disagree with the writer's views regarding the celibacy of priests. My father was never inhibited by
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      61 21 WITH reference to your report (S.T., Oct. 25) where It was stated that "one team removed the kidneys from the dying donor." we wish to point out that this is Incorrect. The kidneys were removed from the donor after death was certified by two lndepend c n t
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      69 21 rpHERE are two street--1 lamps along the centre divider of Alexandra Road opposite the Princess House which have covers coated with thick layers of dust. As darkness falls early on rainy evenings, the dirty street-lamp covers make the road very dim. For the safety of motorists and commuters waiting at
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      129 21 The beds of the Ancient Double -layer Spring Mattresses. Emperors and the Wealthy Th in un p'oc««d Autom.^ •pr.n 9 M ,emM.n, machine give soundless joftne.s whtn you are sleeping nili'lit nOt haVe #The nd bottom covering are deep stitched quilted by an "Automatic quilting machine" to make the mattreu
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      223 21 m MjPH /i 723 variations on a theme by HASS€LBLAD The Hasselblad 500C/M, now with an interchangeable focusing screen, is quite a small camera, and yet it takes large negatives, 6x6 cm, where each picture area can really stand enlarging and reproducing in print. With the Hasselblad 500C/M, you can
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      706 22 Worldwide American container carrier requires CAREER SEEKERS, NOT JOB HUNTERS for their Singapore Operations and Sales offices. Candidates must be Singapore Citizens. They must possess minimum School Certificate, pleasant personality and a genuine desire for self-development in a progressive organisation that demands the best from its employees. Some knowledge of
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      856 22 UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA JAWATAN2 AKADEMIK 1971 Permohonan adalah dljemput darlpada mereka yang berkelayakan untuk menglsl jawaian2 akademik dl Universiti lnl untuk tahun 1972. Kelayakan yang dlkehendaki yalah sekurang-kurangnya IJazah Sarjana atau ijazah yang setaiaf dengannya darl University yang dliktirafkan. IJazah yang lebih tlnggl atau pengalaman membuat penyelldikan atau mengajar akan
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      788 22 CHEMISTS: CHEMICAL ENGINEERS: I I MECHANICAL ENGINEERS: 1 We are a leading manufacturing company In trie I process Industry and are looking for a few select Malaysian chemists anc 1 engineers either chemical ffi I or mechanical. JBf I Qualifications: 3H The men we are looking for will have a
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      644 22 We invite applications from Malaysian Citizens for the position of MEDICAL DETAILER for Clba-Geigy Ltd. to promote and sell Clba high quality drugs to the medical profession. We are looking for a man who possesses ambition, drive, a pleasant personality and the ability to work hard. He should a) be
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      1334 23 LIVERPOOL ANB OTNEB U.B-/C RTS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ mmm 1... m i, wr »0... Du Vn Mft 9 nn'i Ltm SS^ •[MAS Liverpool, Belfast, Glasgow.. Nn II Net <J Ul I Nn 7 PROTISIUUS Liverpool Nev 18 Nev 17 AIAX Liverpool Nn 22 Nn 24 PATROCLUS I enoes. Glasgow Oct 1 Oec l
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      1944 23 I m I 1 I r^^k^w^'^S^B I jf EXPRESS SERVICES TO EyROPE P. S'ha- Pf.ni Singaoori LBABINB FBBi Cdt. J3-J4 C'blanca, Hburg/B'men. R'dam I PATASOHIA ll Pt Oct M Nn 1/4 o*l 11/ 2 Adam. A'werp, C'burg, Malmo, C'hagen. SUMOAWA Nn 18/18 Nn 18/20 H'burg/B'men. R'dam/A'dan. A'werp, G'burg. Aarhus, Oslo.
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      1099 23 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. N.Orleans Bait/Phil r. York Penang P.S'ham Spore Djakarta Kmgstor SUOAN Sea 1 29 Oct 11 Nn 1 Nn 14 JM 1 MANOAIAY Sept 28 Seat 29 Nn 1 Nn 1 Nn B Nn 19 All contracts an made on terms and conditions
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      1103 24 .aVJBBBBBaiIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI IaaBBBVaBBBaWHBaIaai BpHa^B^^a^^^^B^B^B^^^^^B^^a^pß i^X— KAWASAKI KJSEN KAISHA LTD. J KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. lAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Saill Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA P. S'ha» 3t5S? "78 iJnm IS Japan Persian Cult Service Singapore Ftr: "Uxiikiu Man" 31 Oct/1 Nat Colombo Karachi/Muscat; Abu Chabi/Khoir./ Maiasnu mn aw; Basrah
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      960 24 .•W* at 'OR NtW ZEALAND > 1 Pininf P. S'htm Singapore LMiiej fir: IORVADA 1/ 4 Nt» 3/ I lift AiKk., Will., Nap.er, lytt.. Odin. .TRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Smppore P. Sham Penanf LMiiif fir: AJULA 1 M Nti is Nte tl Nn Nappattinam, Madras. AJULA 1/ I Dee t Btc II
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      868 24 ORIENT LINES LTD. g=^- i (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Smgapore P. ytiam Penang Arrrrai: NEFTUNE AMETHTST 11/15 Nn 11/11 Nn II Nn Union 16/12 Havre 20,1/ R'dain 23/12
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      749 24 ~~jjß~^~ TSSalaysian international fIS SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No 3OE.JIa Ampang Ku»l» Lu.npur a fl B The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapon P. Sham Penang Airitll: lUICA DATA 21/21 Nn 27/lt Nn 1/ 1 Ha.ri 27/12 London 30/1? DUNSA TANJONC 11/22 Die 11/27 Die 21/lt Ot: R
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      762 25 OUT: NHnsn Maru 6/7, Prldneprovtk PORT (WITTINHAM Oty of Canberra 15/16. Wako WOarf ■•rtM: Bahaka Mfckcvcrelt Murv 19. Trang 21 Ea»t. KyuMti Maru IMMMN and ScheldYuoyd Skou 3132 Melrlman Maru 3J 34. and Kyokko Maru I>jai:»nom 35 36. Shinto Maru 40/41. sakura Maru U «3. Auatralaiia 47 ••MM: straat HoMnnd.
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      805 25 EMPRESA LINEAS MARITIMAS ARGENTINAS V— g^-n ELMA )J>j NUESTRA FLOTA E. L. M. A. SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE S.njwo lull* In. 0INN« C«i j: jj 11/ Inm 1/3 fin B'A<res Mmtevideo. BUNT SKOU WU ttm 1/ 1 IK V 4 DM Hi .GKONG JAPAN SERVICE DItMII SK9U 1/ 1 Dec Japan
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      904 25 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY GENERAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION AND LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION require an Executive Secretary who will be based in Singapore He will be responsible to the members of the Association for administrative and secretarial duties and will take charge of the management of the organisation. 2. Applications arc Invited from Singapore
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  • Obituary
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    74 26 Sivanandl. proprietor of Kalaimagal Bus Service*, passed away peacefully at Oiitrim General Hospital. 340 p m 25 Hi 71 leaving behind a son. daughter-in-law (Thanapakiam); 10 grandchildren. 4 great. his way home from India by air. for Chua Chu Kang Hindu Burial Grounds. 2.00 p.m Saturday. 30/10 71 LA
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    22 26 IN LOVING MEMORY c' P I S'indßrnm pn**<<d away on 30 10 52 Fondly r. numbered by widow and sons.
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      727 26 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCCMCNT/PCRSONAL T^TTTTTTTTIrT phone c.a.t.s. Tel *****1 n nap, ap ■Btayti. only: 50 cent, word M.U,,.a only: SI 00 a word. Minimum V5O lor li irordJ run ULIKILO. Vinimum f?0 lor 20 words S.n<jp.,rr mml Matays.li 07S cent» a word Singapore and Malsytia: SI. SO a word. Minimum HUM
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      781 26 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA. Department of the Army Vt.eancy Anzuk Force. Applications are imittd from Singapore Citizens for vacancy of Dental Technician. Salary will be offered within the range of (285 x 20 425/445 X 2U 625 per month depending on previous experience Applicants must b< experienced Dental Technicians capable of
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      744 26 AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires girl photographers to do Polaroid Photography. Experience preferred but not essential. Training will be given. Age 18 25. Apply with photograph to P. O. Box 3426. Singapore. WANTEO Hons/Pass SSgSBS graduates to teach Mathematics/Physics or Geography Economics ir. Secondary 4 and Pre-Unlverslty classes from January. 1972.
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      856 26 GIRLS REQUIRED to work as Social Escorts. Transport, lodging provided. Income guaranteed. Experience unnecessary. Apply personally 277. Macpherson Road. Tel: Spore *****6 YOUNG CIRLS AND BOYS wanted to be trained as dancers for stage and T.V. shows. Contact Sunny Low. Pohsan Dance Studio, 263 Outram Road Spore *****. A large
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      937 26 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED experlwceed cookboy and amah European household only available Immediately. Please Tel: *****0. 4 YEARS EXPERIENCE sales/clerical girl seeks position Available Immediately. Salary expected (250/-. Phone Spore *****. YOUNG AMAH WANTED to work with respectable family. Apply Box A 5405 s.T. offering salary, telephone number If any. Accommodation vacart
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      1051 26 Semi-detached and trrace houses available: furnished O' unfurnished. Immediate for occupation Contact *****3 or ***** Harvey Avenue Spore 16. DIST. 10— NEWLY COMPLETED executive bungalows, 3/4 bedrooms, study, servant's, luxuriously furnished, unfurnished, rent negotiable. Tel: *****8 Spore. DIST. 10. NAMLY PLACS two 2storey terrace houses. Furnished. 3 bedrooms, baths attached
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      981 26 RENT SALE fully furnished 2-storey terrace house 4i m.s. Thomson Road. Tel: Spore *****6 FURNISHEO ROOM at Pacific Mansion for respectable people rent 1130 Ring 37X31.V VACANT ROOM, bathroom attached at 6-A. Blng Joo Walk. B'pore ft. Tel. MM FURNISHED TERRACE MOUSE at 8 m.s. Upper Changl Road to let.
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      920 26 FREEHOLD VACANT INDUSTRIAL LAND 1 acre 1 rood 32 perches 3 miles from town. Only genuine buyers call 321. Thomson Road, B'pore 11. DISTRICT 19 shophousc /modern flats at it m's I pper Serangoon Roud Charlton Park. 3-bedrooms. 1-bath-rooti llvlng/dining rooms balcony and kitchen. Tel' ***** Spore. SANNV PARK DIST.
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      598 27 I (Cont From Page 2(Jj Education LINCUAPHONE INSTITUTE (LONLOM) teacher 34 languages quickly and thoroughly 50 years experience. ihhi i (hi successful students. Only Institute providing Guaranteed r,,ur*> s hacked by optonal years correspondence course Kree Demonstration at 30A President Building. 320 Serangoon Road Spore Tel: MJBtl or Robinsons (Ist
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      890 27 LEARN AT HOME PASS BXAMINATIONS: Rapid Slmi'.lned Home Btudy Courses Bookkeeping. Bhorth n d. Typewriting. Secretarial Duties Write for details: 8.C.8. Ltd. P O Box 3164 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC PRACTICES (Registered School i nB-A. Upper Srrangoon Road Spore 13. Tel 803H30 Enrol now i evening I Radio T.V. Servicing- course
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      768 27 Lost DACHSHUND DARK TAN 2| year* lost around cist. 13 Eastern Mansion. Regard offered for return. Contact *****8 or *****1 Spore. Post o< nirol THOMAS COWAN ill be visiting all parts o! SARAWAK BRUNEI I SABAH during Novemb. r All enquiries regarding WHITE AM .xterminntion. FfMir.ATION or launches and GENERAL
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      909 27 For U XXX COINC CHEAP! Drum-Sets. Kir. trie Basa Guitars. Amplitlers. Sruing-Machines. Refrigerators. Standard A Table Lamps. LP Records. Carpets, Bookcase*. Crockeries. Cutlery Sets, Can* Set with Dunlop Cushions. Revolving Dining Tables with Chair*. Sideboards. Wardrobes Tables. Bookcases. Play-pens. Double Dressing Table*. Chest-of-Drawrrs, Single Dunlop Mattresses. Plng-Pong Double Deck Beds.
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      939 27 Siesmbsihs, massage etc SALON DE LA GRAND! formerly of Goodwood Hotel welcome* ladies and gentlemen for body massage sauna-bath etc. daily 10 a.m. to S p.m. Shop 10 Ground Floor 200 Clemenceau Avenue Phone *****. AT VOUH MOMI Remedial massage Manipulative and Exercise Ther.pt by quallßed Phyalcal Therapist with U.K.
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      1216 27 VISIT -IOOK RIST HOUIE this Sunday for Exciting Chlckrn Curry lunch Nasl Lcmak (Coconut Rlcn 8-mhal. Oula Melaka. $3 50 per ptnon Alto Chillir Crarm. gttamtd Praon*. Steam-boat VISIT LAI WAN REITAUPANT 377 C Jalao B. jar Tel *****' *****. Branch: Block 44. 143« Hi nd<-m**r Road I Air-con. Tel
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      1291 27 IHi RENAULT RIO 1«, 11. Nt ii,n,h. FORD ANGLIA INO Bs $1,100 lion $2300- 0.n.0. Owner le.itniy. on o. Cio.i.l l.ir lad! .linrrs Phone Ring S'porr 44(600 aftrr 2 pin hhjk B'aorN.. dsalen ia«7 VOLKSWAGEN 1 owner, good AUSTIN MINI 1000 rr-i j.imi.ir> ii.ii.tlt.on 5.V500 onn rin,, SPOT* 1971. 6
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    71 28 MADAM SEAH LIAM PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY AT 10.30 AM ON 28-10-1971 LEAVING TWO SONS ANG OON HUE ANO OON HOR AND TWO DAUGHTERS ANO KWAN ANO SOH MEMORIAL SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT 8.00 PM AT HOME (22. JALAN TENOGIRI. SINGAPORE 15> ON SATURDAY. FUNERAL SERVICE WILL BE HELD
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    49 28 2ND LT. CHONG FATT SHLN 23.3.50 30.10.70 "It was a year afo today, death snatch you away, but your smiling face, and your kind ways, in our hearts will alwayi rtay." Sadly missed by beloved mother, brothers, listers, brother-in-law, 3rd Batch Artillery officers, classmate* NTSS and friends.
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      639 28 NOTICE REMOVAL OF TOWN OFFICE For the purposes of centralizing the administration and better serving: the customers as from Ist November. 1971 our town office at: 13th Floor, M.S.A. Building, 77, Robinson Road, Singapore, 1. will be removed. Therefore, all correspondence should be directed to the factory, IMURKATIONAL SPINNING MILLS
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      613 28 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD TENDER NOTICE A. Tender No. 298 Dl 71 Main Pipeline, Upper Paya Lebar Road; Deposit: $100.00 B Tender No. -'99 Dl 71 Main Pipeline, Jalan Jurong Kechll; Deposit: $200.00 Tenders are Invited from approved contractors experienced in laying of telephone underground plant for carrying ou' the abovementloned
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      730 28 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN Urn £l| tanah persekutuan >^||P' KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tenders ada-lah di-pelawa daripada Kcntrekter2 yang berpengalaman untok kerja2 dl-bawah BK. No. 123/71 A) Membekal, membena dan menylapkan Building and Civil Works" dl-Kllang Memproses Getah Kampong Awata, daerah Temeroh, Pahang. BK. No. 124/71 B) Membena, menyiapkan dan mengujl satu yunit 1.500
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      819 28 TASEK CEMENT BERHAD i Incorporated in the stair of Malaya) NOTICE is hereby given that the tenth annual general meeting fo the company will be held at the company's offices at Tasek Industrial Estate. Ipoh. on Monday 22nd November. 1971 at 12.15 p.m. for the following purposes 1. To receive
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      539 28 CENTRAL OIL PALM INDUSTRIES BEKHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HERKBY OIVEN that the Third Annual General Meeting of the Members of the Company will be held at No. 54. Jalan Klyne. Kuala Lumpur on Monday. 22nd November. 1971 at 900 am. for the following purposes: 1. To receive and
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      542 28 TENDER NOTICE Contractors who are registered under Class 'B and above with JKR or equivalent In other Government bodies, desirous of tendering for the construction nnd completion of a three-storey offlcr building for Faculty of Sciencr University of Malaya. Kuali Lumpur, are invited to submit their application with a list
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      Three-gold shock by Taiwan team
      708 29 Report by G. ROBERT: Pix by KOK AH CHONG TAIWAN, practically 'unknowns' yesterday turned 'giant-killers' to provide three big shocks on the seventh day of the Asian Cycling Championships at Farrer Park. Their two-man team of Hsu Ming Fa and Jeng Ming Fu, last-minute entries
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      Refs lose
      17 29 H.M.S. Albion beat Singapore Referees 4-2 In a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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      China in UN may set new trend
      248 29 J/"UALA LUMPUR. Fri. —The trend set at the United Nations when China was admitted as a member and Taiwan expelled, may have Its repercussions in international sports organisations. Minister of Sports Dato Hamzah Hajl Abu Samah said Peking may now make the expulsion
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      Malaysia forms Sports Council
      351 29 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Three M misters, former Minister and a Men- tri Besar have been named to the newly-formed 30-strong National Sports Council, the Minister of Sport Dato Hamzah Abu Samah the chairman, disclosed yesterday. Tan Sri Ghazall Shane and Inche Khlr Joharl are the other
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      Managers decide not to cut 200 km road race
      335 29 Managers decide not to cut 200 km road race TEAM managers of countries participating in the current Asian Cycling Championships have decided not to reduce today's scheduled 200kms road race to 173 kms despite the advice of Mr. Benny Foster and Dr. Lindy Lin that such a long race would
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      Fans plan to see Bedford run in Munich Games
      461 29 LONDON, Fri— Dave Bedford Is such a big attraction that British travel operators are planning £18 one day trips to see Him run in the Olympic Oames 10,000 metres in Munich next year. Athletic fans will fly from London's Heathrow in
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      Bombus can't miss in Race 2 today
      164 30  -  EPSOM JEEP By J>OMBIS ill, a good thing beaten last week, should not miss in Race 2 at Ipoh today. Backed down to short odds in the Div. 6, 6f race, this three-year-old ran a creditable s, ond after losing valuable lengths at
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1273 30 TWIN ■QDCMSi Best effort In nine starts was fourth with 9.0 in Div 3 6.' race at Penang in May; no recent foim but I like the way he has been working; can upset. SATISFACTORY: Encouraging run last week when third with 8.6 to stablr-mute Isabelle (9.0)
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      Derby success of Classic Mission will boost Aussie, racing —
      455 30 Derby success of Classic Mission will boost Aussie, racing From JACK FINGLETON CYDNEY Morning Herald's racing writer Bert 3 Lillye says success by Classic Mission or Oriental Nip In tomorrow's Victorian Derby would be a wonderful advertisement for Australian racing that would stimulate overseas interest In Australian horses. Classic Mission,
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      Film Star wins speedy trial
      300 30 STABLEMATES Film Star and Lemon Tree, both engaged in Race 2 at Ipoh tomorrow, were matched In a splendid trial on a good track yesterday. Breaking from the 4f. the pair made a race of it over the I last 31 In 36 sec. Film
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      IPOH CARD
      1167 30 GOING FORECAST: Good UJ-M z CLASS 4 DIV 6 6F B^JkUHJi (56.5C0 $4,550 to winner) 1 «70(,«. TWIN SUCCESS .1 (Twrns. Allan 5 9.0 (.13 +7) F 7 2 806 VULI COUNT «%«n.t) ■Hi ll 111 68 13 (.14 +71 >SUph.n 1 S 63 SATISFACTORY g (Sothlartor> HrtKllc
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      151 30 ri jrr.i i n i. dw i Lace 1: SWORDSMAN DANISH DON Danish Don Swordsman Twin Success Satisfactory I)\MSH IX IN Swordsman Vulr Count Lace 2: BOMBL'S BOMBVS Border Scout M. Heroes Moonflare Tulsky BOMBL'S Blast Off Moonftare Lace J: r.W I MMMMTrK I. Ml >1 I K HerTingay
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      Kim bids for elusive Masters'
      398 31  - Kim bids for elusive Masters' TONY FRANCIS By JOHNNY KIM is currently the most successful ten-pin bowler around and he is also the most consistent and the '•hottest." For Kirn. 29. a sales executive, winning tournaments has become a mat-ter-of-fact. Take a look at his record this year. Out of
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      518 31 S. Korean cagers fancied to keep title JOKYO, Fri. South Korea were favoured by Japanese experts today to retain their title in the nine-nation Asian men's basketball championship which begins tomorrow at the Yoyogi Gymnasium. The Philippines and Japan are expected to fight for the runnersup berth The winners and
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      Layer reaches semi-finals with late rally
      534 31 Layer reaches semi-finals with late rally I ONDON, Fri. Australian Rod Laver last night became the only seeded player to qualify for the semi-flnals of the £20,000 Embassy indoor tennis tournament. Layer. the only member of the World Championship Tennis professional group left In the tournament, earned his semitlnal place
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      Fast too fast for records
      103 31 NEW YORK. Fri. The Guinness Book of Records can't keep up with William Fast. 92. The 18th edition of the book, published in London yesterday, rave Fast credit for a 140-yard hole-in-one at the Madison Golf Club. Peoria. on Nov. 12. 1970 when Fast was
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      99 29 CYCLING Asian championships (Upper Thomson 9.30 a m.i ATHLETICS Inter-Mlnls-try meet (Farrer Park 2.30 p.m.). SI'GBY SRU league Dlv. l SCC v 6 RAR (padangi; B Coy 1 RNZIR v 6 RAR (Selarangi; Wcodlands v HQ Amuk Support Group (Naval Ba c.. W Coy 1 RNZIR v4l Squadron RNZAF (Chang!)
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      113 31 Worried about exams? Anxious? You've every reason to be. Your future is at stake. So you stay up late. Burning the midnight oil and burning up your energy too. But don't forget, you need extra energy for the big day. You need a tonic to put back life if your
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      283 31 Tonight 6 3Qpm NEW NATIONS Racing Special /(BIG SWEEPWFULL RACE !\f RACE BY NUMBERS A RESULTS A RACE SATURDAYISUNDAY TVT; NEWS 7\I PROGRAMMES^' NEW NATION The paper that serves Singapore well "Multi -amplifier system" is a new concept in stereo. Here's what it means. Conventional Stereo System Music consists of
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    407 32 BRITAIN'S decision to join the Common Market was swiftly hailed by members of the Six as a "milestone for Europe" and by Pre s i dent Nixon as "an historic turning point." But leaders of Britain's biggest Commonwealth trading partners Australia and New Zealand greeted the
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    38 32 ROME. Fri. The Communist Chinese ana Italian Ministers for Foreign Trade today Mgned a ihree-year commercial aKie^ment between their two countries. It i.s the first to be ;-uned by China with a Common Market country. AP.
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    392 32 T ONDON. Frl. The Mork markil closed quietly ateady today after some late support pushed moat Issues off the bottom. Earlier, the market hid edKed lower on lack of interest followlnx Initial marking up In response to the Common Market entry vote. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times
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    52 32 LONDON. Fri. Spot 13.R0. Settlement: Dec. 14.23. Jan. 14.53 Feb. 14.73. Jan. /Feb. 14 75. April/ June 13.33. July/Sept. 1«.15. Oct. Dec. 16.75. Jan. Feb. 17. 2.V April June 17.35. July/ Sept. 17. f». Oct. .'Dec. 18.15. Jan., March 11.40. c.l.f. basla port* Nov. 12.R5. Dec. 12.95. Jan. 13.40.
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    36 32 LONDON. Frt. Spot buyer* (1412 £3i Mllera {1413 {3). Forward buyer* 1 1 4 1 3 i t2>. tellert £1414 < l2i. Settlement: £1412 (+£4>. Turnover s.m. K> tons p.m. 200 tona. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    26 32 NEW DELHI. Fri. Coimbatore district of Southern India was declared a plague-affected area today. The district has a population of about 5 million. UPI.
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    148 32 KOTA KINABALU, Friday DROPOSED venereal disease checkups for singers brought a storm of protest here today from foreign performers working in the nightclubs in Sabah. The health authorities in the timber town of Sandakan, where the clubs draw their clientele from
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    167 32 Couple held for theft of Old Masters LONDON, Friday AN Italian nightclub bartender and his interIX preter girl friend were remanded today, over the theft of US$lO million worth of Italian "Old Master" paintings, found jammed into a luggage locker at a London railway station. Gian Carlo Molo, 28. and
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    53 32 LONDON. Fri. British Prime Minister Mr. Heath today accepted an invitation to conduct the Londen Symphony orcnestra at a televised charity concert on Nov. 25. Mr. Heath an organ scholar a. Oxford University and a reKUlar Christmas carol concert conductor is to conduct Cockaigne Overture by composer Sir
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    21 32 LATE HSU CHAO MINC (MRS.). Funrral Service at 21 Chic Hoon Avenue 2 p.m. today. Thereafter to Mount Vernon Crematorium.
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