The Straits Times, 4 November 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 le National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Mao sends his niece to the -UN
    386 1 Mao sends his niece to the -UN DEKING, Wed. A 1 young woman believed to be Chairman Mao Tse-tung's niece is among China's ten-strong delegation to the United Nations, informed sources said today. Th» delegation list sent to Pfrretary General U Thant yesterday b y China's acting Foreign Minister. Chi
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    Lock icon Peking ties
    25 1 HONG KONG, Wed. China and Peru have established diplomatic relations in a move seen as strengthening Peking's diplomatic foothold in South America. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bank denial
    25 1 TAIPEH. Wed. A spokesman of the Taiwan Central Bank today denied reports that his Government has imposed new restrictions on capital outflow. AP.
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    Defence: Lee sees Home
    981 1  - Defence Lee sees Home HARRY MILLER No danger even if Whitlam wins By London, Wednesday PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew today conferred for an hour with Britain's Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas Home on security problems in South-east Asia. Diplomatic sources said the two leadeis discussed the five-power defence arrangement
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    Lock icon Troops kill 3 guerillas
    42 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesian troops have shot dead three communist guerillas in operations along the IndonesianMalaysian border In Borneo, Antara news agency reported today. Another guerilla surrendered to Malaysian forces and four weapons were seized. the agency said Reuter.
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    Lock icon Rules of war
    26 1 OENEVA. Wed. The International Red Cross has invited 130 governments Including China to a fullscale conference on revising the rules of warfare. UPI
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    Lock icon Space shot
    20 1 MOSCOW. Wed. The Soviet Union launched today another Cosmos satellite, the 454 th In the secret series. AP.
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    Lock icon Pak envoy kept under wraps
    293 1 Pak envoy kept under wraps NEW DELHI, Wednesday THE whereabouts of Hussain AH, the sole Bengali who failed to join a mass defection from the Pakistan High Commission, were being kept under wraps by Pakistani officials today. A spokesman for the defectors 43 men, women and children said he was
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    BOMB HOAX: 1,000 FLEE HEATHROW
    68 1 1 ONDON Wed. Two telephone calls threatening to bomb a terminal at Heathrow airport today forced the evacuation of about 1.900 people from the building. One of the callers said he was from the Irish Republican Army (IRA). Airport security officials conducted an intensive search
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    Lock icon China concerned over freight hikes: Wee
    208 1 China concerned over freight hikes: Wee HONG KONG, Wednesday THE leader of Singapore's trade mission to China, Mr. Wee Cho Yaw, said today China had expressed concern about rising freight rates. Mr. Wee who arrived here three days ago after a twoweek visit to China told Reuter the problem of
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    Lock icon Thant ill
    34 1 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. UN. Secretary-General U Thant, 62. suffered a dizzy spell in his office yesterday when he completed 10 years in office and was ordered to a hospital for observation. AP.
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    Lock icon Nanyang boss gives up his passport
    478 1  -  P.M. RAMAN By Singapore, Wednesday MANYANG Siang Pau chairman and chief executive, Mr. Lee Eu Seng, has surrendered his Singapore passport to the Immigration Department. He gave it up on Monday afternoon, when two immigration officers called on him at his office, in Alexandra
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    Lock icon Nader to probe Congress
    26 1 WASHINGTON. Wed— Raiph Nader, the consumer advocate, announced today that he was organising a 1.000-member team to investigate the American Congress NYT.
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    Lock icon Gas use claim
    38 1 PHNOM PENH. Wed. Cambodian authorities claimed today that the North Vietnamese and Vletcong are using a toxic combination of nausea and nerve gases to knock out Cambodian soldiers during battles on the northeastern front. AP.
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    Bi-lingual
    33 1 HONO KONO. Wed. The Legislative Council. In a radical move today, passed a resolution allowing Its members to use either English or Cantonese at future Council meetings. Previously only English was used.
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      Lock icon BID TO BLOW UP CATHEDRAL?
      29 1 BID TO BLOW UP CATHEDRAL? CANTERBURY, Wed. A package believed to be a bomb was found tonight in the Canterbury Cathedral. Police evacuated and sealed off the church. AP.
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    Lock icon 'Miracle' tank by Japan
    165 1 'Miracle' tank by Japan rpOKYO, Wed. The Japanese Ground Self -Defence Force has developed what is said to be the world's first tank that can change its silhouette, a type of tank many countries want and which is not expected to develop before 1975 A 38-ton olive-drab prototype, one of
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    ASEAN envoys to meet in KL today
    158 2 - KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. ASEAN envoys here will meet at Wisma Put r a tomorrow for preliminary talks on the forthcoming fl v enatlon Foreign Ministers conference. Briefing them on the preparation for the meetIng will be Foreign Ministry's secretary-general Tan Sri Zalton bin
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    Two-day meet to discuss the sharing of MSA's assets
    296 2  - Two-day meet to discuss the sharing of MSA's assets ARTHUR RICHARDS By Singapore, Wed. rjIVISION of MSA's assets between the Govern- ments of Singapore and Malaysia is one of the major Issues to be discussed at a two-day board meeting of the airline beginning here tomorrow. A report on the
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    All fourteen expelled aliens have left S'pore
    87 2 All fourteen expelled aliens have left S'pore SINGAPORE. Wed— All 14 aliens expelled lrom Singapore for alleged drug abuse have left the country. This was confirmed today by the acting Controller of Immigration, Mr. Michael Chai. The 1* were from Australia. Britain, and West Indies. Several were teenage girls. They
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    CID officer for symposium
    38 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Deputy Supt. Mr. E. O. Thompson of the CID is representing the Singapore Police Force at a symposium on Organised Crime beginning today in Paris. The symposium Is being organised by Interpol.
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    Pills man jailed
    30 2 SrNOAPORE. Wed. Ahmad bin Atan. 24, unemployed sporting shoulder length hair, was Jailed for Mx months today for having 21 pills containing methaqualone at Queens Crescent yesterday.
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    Kilometre 'milestones' up by next July
    89 2 SINGAPORE. Wed— Ttie 1:1 first kilometre "milestones" will appear on Singapore roads about the middle of next July, a Metrication Board spokesman said today. The Working Committee on Metrication of Road Transport System in Singapore has allotted $25,000 for the project. which is being
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    Up 1.3 million gallons
    44 2 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Water vs c yesterday showed an increase of 1.3 million gallons over Monday to reach 102.8 million gallons, though this is lower than the previous Tuesday's 105.8 million gallons. No rainfall was recorded at the three catchment areas.
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    Lock icon LEE TALKS TO 5,000 IN LONDON
    111 2 MR. Lee Kuan Yew addressing some 5.000 British industrialists and businessmen members of the Institute of Directors at their annual conference at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Tuesday. The members chosen by ballot from over 6,000 applicants paid V 9 (s€s) per
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    BP SETS UP TEAM TO TACKLE POLLUTION
    67 2 BP SETS UP TEAM TO TACKLE POLLUTION SINGAPORE. Wed— The British Petroleum Company has set up an environment protection committee to tackle pollution. It will also see how the company can further help In the Government's antlpollutlon efforts. The company is already represented on an Informal Industry committee which has
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    Hon calls for more regional 'crossinvestments' to boost economic growth
    820 3 MEETING TOLD OF NEED TO EXCHANGE KNOW-HOW SINGAPORE. Wednesday pi NANCE Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen today called for more "cross investments" and exchange of know-how among South- east Asian countries to speed up their economic growth. He said: "We
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    Why Taiwan is not attending meeting
    252 3  - Why Taiwan is not attending meeting SOH TIAN.G KENG By Singapore, Wed THE UN-sponsored Asian investment promotion meeting started here today— with Taiwan absent. Reason: The UN Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO). organisers of the 31 -nation meeting has withdrawn Its Invitation to Taiwan. Miss L. Doss, UNIDO's chief press officer
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    Water bills in metric
    50 3 WATER consumption bills. based on the metric system, which will be sent out In the middle of this month, will be calculated on a factor of 1,000 gallons to 4.546 cubic metre* not one gallon to 4.646 cubic metres, as reported In the Straits Times yesterday.
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    Long service awards
    36 3 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Minister of Communications. air. Yong Nyuk Lin, will present long service awards to 154 retiring Port Authority employees at the PSA Recreation Club. Buklt Chermln. at 5 D.m. on Friday.
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    Migrant birds endanger flights at airport
    173 4 Migrant birds endanger flights at airport SINGAPORE, Wed.—Thousands of migratory birds which arrived at Paya Lebar airport from Central Asia late last month are once again endangering the movements of Jet alr- craft In the area. The birds have arrived in larger numbers this time than in previous years. Known
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    Fewer job seekers
    39 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. There were 155.686 Job-seelters registered with the Employment Service in September a drop of 1.630 compared with the previous month. During the month, there were 3 650 vacancies reported, a drop of 192.
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    Third World drama meet
    44 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaysia will send delegates to the Third World Drama Conference to be held in Manila beginning on Dec. 16. The conference, the first of its kind to be held by the Third World, is sponsored by Unesco
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    'COME HOME' PLEA TO MISSING DAUGHTER
    107 4 'COME HOME' PLEA TO MISSING DAUGHTER SINGAPORE, Wed. A housewife today appealed to her only daughter, schoolgirl Teng Bee Neo, 15 (above) who has been missing for over two weeks to return home. Madam Scow Slew Lian, 55, said Bee Neo left their home in Kallang Road at 11.30 am.
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    Blind farmers to get jobs
    58 4 KOTA KINABALU. Wed. Thirty blind farmers now on Chahaya farm in Sandakan undergoing training will soon be employed. The representative of the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind in East Malaysia, Mr. Ronald Babonau has said several oil palm estates in the east coast had
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    Guitar lessons at CYMCA
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese YMCA adult department is conducting two elghtsesslcn courses on guitar playIng at beginners and intermediate levels from Nov. 10. The Instructor is Mr Harry Martinez, a music teacher. Fees are $30 for members and S3S for non-members.
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    S'pore Govt scholarships for ASEAN students
    144 4 SINGAPORE, W«d. 1 r FHE Singapore Govern--1 ment Is Inviting applications for ASEAN scholarships tenable next year for pre-university studies at the National Junior College and secondary schools here. The scholarships are for foreign students who are nationals of ASEAN member countries. Each award
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    Caning the real deterrent says the C J
    232 4 Caning the real deterrent says the C J For youths who commit crimes of violence... SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Chief Justice, Mr. Wee (.hong Jin, today described caning as "the real deterrent" for the young |>eople convicted of crimes of violence. He said: "Without a sentence of caning, youths aged 18
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    YWCA PLAN TO WARN WOMEN ON ABUSE OF DRUGS
    124 4 YWCA PLAN TO WARN WOMEN ON ABUSE OF DRUGS SINGAPORE, Wed. The YWCA is to launch a programme to warn women of the dangers of drug abuse. The programme begins with a luncheon talk on "Drugs and Women" at the association's Fort Canning Road Hostel at 1.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    The mosquito breeders
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Another 56 orders and six summonses were Issued last week to people found breeding mosquitos. Of the 2.119 houses examined. 49 were found breeding mosquitos. However, the incidence of mosquito breeding remained the same as the previous week at 2.3 per cent.
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      165 4 I R» I T. Hamiin WKAJCHA GONNA DO V- >. WHAT IN TH' I I NOW HEAR THIS. 1 HIS V— /...GUZ. V NOW OU TUNK WON'T/ I'LL X ifc/CUA V WORLD...?/ HIGHNESS, KING TUNK, BUT THERE'S NO AN' f \OU TRADE CROWNS THINKA AvftV!?>\\ V__ x MONARCH Of MOO,
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    SAF donors flood mobile blood unit
    86 5 1 IT was a case of too many I volunteers and not enough facilities when the Singapore Blood Bank called for donors at the Singapore Armed Forces Transport Basr in Simon Road yesterday morning. Some 250 soldiers, including three women drivers, volunteered, but the
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    $152 more for Madam Surjit
    69 5 SINGAPORE Wed. The I Straits Times has received a 1 further $152 for the Madam i further $152 (or Madam Surjit Kaur. widow of a watchman killed in a road accident on Oct. ie. The donations came (rom: Miss Joglnder Kaur. Singapore. $10; Anonymous Spore.
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    Fined $500
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tan Ttong Hut. 21. was (ined $500 today for failing to register (or national service at the Central Manpower Base when he was I liable to do so on June 25. 1908. He pleaded guilty.
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    Lottery fine
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Housewife Boh Siam Tenk. 36. was (ined $400 by a magistrate today for assisting in operating an illegal four-digit lottery at Block 61. Lorong 5 in Toa Pay oh on Oct. 23.
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    Found: Exact site of Raffles landing
    292 5 Found: Exact site of Raffles landing SINGAPORE. Wednesday THE Tourist Promotion Board today announced that it had discovered the exact spot where Sir Stamford Raffles first landed in Singapore. It is near the mouth of the Singapore River, between the rear of Parliament House and the Civil District Court in
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    Fined $150 for overstaying
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Canadian tourist was fined $150 by a magistrate today, for overstaying in Singapore. Donald Robert Garner. 30. a businessman, admitted being in Singapore after his visit pass expired on Oct. 1. He was arrested yesterday.
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    147 acres more for oil isles
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Parliament will be asked at its next meeting to approve reclamation of 147 acres of the foreshores at Pulau Bukom Bes&r and Pulau Bukom Kechil. A motion on this will be tabled by the Minister (or Law and National Development, Mr. E.
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    Peoples Front wants cut in HDB rentals
    121 5 Peoples Front wants cut in HDB rentals SINGAPORE, Wed. The Peoples Front today urged the Government to reduce the monthly rentals of Housing Board flats by 10 to 20 per cent. In its national development policy, the party said that the HDB should not rent out the flats at high
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      287 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Concerning everyone if Eng8. One being strict has some lish that's the way things point in a trading centre are (2. 4, 4). <B>< 7. Neat guides (6). 9. Moulds are not decorated 13. Thr court studies one (6). account (10). 10. Some straw is
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    Festival loans
    21 6 PENANO. Wed.— The Penang Stevedoring Co. today granted Harl Raya loans totalling about 116.000 to 310 Muslim work ers
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    S'pore plays Cupid to ballet dancers Gail and lan
    219 6  - S'pore plays Cupid to ballet dancers Gail and lan NELLIE HAR A USTRALIAN ballet i\ dancers, Gail and lan decided in October they were to be encared in Singapore Yesterday they made it. Lan Soink and Gail Ferguson were still bubbling with excitement over the ring they brought when I
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    $4,000 award to girl for breach of promise
    261 6 $4,000 award to girl for breach of promise KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Special Sessions Court here today awarded $4,000 to a typist who had earlier sued a police clerk for breach of promise. K Moveri Rajakumari. 23, told the court that ln November 1969, S. Balasubramanlam had agreed verbally 1o
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    Tree-planting
    29 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The UP (or Aljunled. Inche Mohammed Ohasall Ismail will lead about 300 volunteers to plant 172 trees and 280 shrubs along ■ft. Vernen Road on Sunday.
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    Lions dinner
    23 6 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Lions Club (Central) will hold a dinner meeting at the Jade Restaurant in River Valley Road tomorrow night.
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    Home opening
    26 6 SINOAPORE Wed. Mr*. Shearei, the Pint Lady, will open the Home for the Aged Sick ln jalan Pavoh Lai oS Serangoon Road on Saturday.
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    Music of the East and West weekend concerts
    119 6 Music of the East and West weekend concerts SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Ministry of Culture is staging a series of weekend musical concerts to bring to the people good music from the East and West. The first concert will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall at 4 p.m on Sunday.
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    Margot (ankle in plaster) is late for party—
    217 7  - Margot (ankle in plaster) is late for party— NELLIE HAR By SINGAPORE, Wed.— Dame Margot came late, and her left ankle was in plaster! For Singapore ballet teachers at the party, it was truly one lunch they would never forget. "Did Dame Margot sprain her ankle? 1 they wondered. But
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    Discharged bankrupt
    43 7 A REPORT in yesterdays Straits Times on the coroner's inquiry into the death of PSA police constable Michael MeUon said that he was declared a bankrupt. This is incorrect, as MeUon was in fact a discharged bankrupt. The error is regretted.
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    Nantah bid as centre for Chinese studies
    213 7  - Nantah bid as centre for Chinese studies MAS IE KWEE By Singapore, Wednesday "WANYANG University aims to increase its 11 students enrolment from 2,200 to 4.100 by 15)80 as it strives to be the seat of Chinese studies in the world. It also intends to place greater .emphasis on business
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    Plan for degree in music, fine arts
    376 7 Plan for degree in music, fine arts a need to concentrate more on the practical aspects, rather than theory, of subjects if graduates are to be better prepared to satisfy the demands of industrial, commercial and governmental employers. New fields Include applied biology (covering agriculture. horticulture, aquaculture and livestock management).
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    Shot robbery suspect remanded for a week
    79 7 Shot robbery suspect remanded for a week PENANO, Wed. Senior Sessions Court president Mr. Mahalingam visited the General Hospital today and ordered robbery suspect 00l Hoe Peng to be remanded for a week. Ooi was shot by police in Ayer Itam Road yesterday morning after a two-mile chase culminating in
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    China goods poser for Pernas
    146 7 China goods poser for Pernas I(UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Will retailers be allowed to import a small quantity of Chinese goods not ordered by Pernas from Singapore as relief stock? This Is the question which Pernas, the state trading corporation, will take up with the Ministry cf Commerce and Industry following
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    STOLEN WATCHES CASE: BROKER CLEARED
    91 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. A broker, convicted earlier this year of helping to dispose of $32,676 worth of stolen watches, was cleared of the charge today In the Appeal Court. Tan Ser Juay, 43, of Sllat Walk, won his appeal against conviction and sen- tence of four
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    FIRST LADY PRESENTS $200,000 TO FOUR CHARITIES
    120 7 FIRST LADY PRESENTS $200,000 TO FOUR CHARITIES SINGAPORE, Wed. The First Lady. Mrs. B. Sbeares. today presented cheques totalling $200,000 to four charities at the Children Charities headquarters in Margaret Drive. The president of the Spastic Children's Association, Mr. Francis Scow, the president of the Retarded Children's Association. Mr. L'm
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    Dairy factory
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. F.L. Onion, chairman of the New Zealand Dairy Board, will lay the foundation stone of the Ben Sunshine Dairies (Pte> Lid's new factory In Jurong at 5.30 p.m. on Nov. 10.
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    Ostracism is major problem of leprosy patients
    135 7 Ostracism is major problem of leprosy patients CINGAPORE, Wed. Ostracism, not lack of medical amenities, is the leprosy patient's main problem in Singapore, a voluntary welfare worker said today. Speaking on "Social problems of leprosy" at the Lions Club (Host) luncheon meeting at Goodwood Park Hotel, Mr. Dong Chul Sing,
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    Director leaves after visit
    44 8 BINOAPORE Wed. Newly appointed managing director of the Ocean Steamship Group, Mr. David Elder, leaves for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow after a fourday fact-finding mission In Singapore. Hi* visit here Is part of three-week 'nur of the Far East and Australia.
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    Workers urged to observe safety measures
    334 8 Workers urged to observe safety measures 'Handkerchief instead of helmet' danger SINGAPORE, Wednesday LABOUR Minister Mr. Ong Pang Boon today urged workers in industries to observe safety codes for their own benefit. He said they must realise the dangers of refusing to observe safety measures. One danger was the preference
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    South Korea, S'pore to negotiate air pact
    90 8 South Korea, S'pore to negotiate air pact CINGAPORE, Wed. Sinpore and South Korea will start talks on Monday to negotiate an air services agreement be: ween the two countries. The three-man South Korean delegation, which will arrive here this weekend, will be led by the Transportation Ministry's Aviation Bureau director,
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    Appeal to ROY by Naval Base bus company
    206 8 Appeal to ROY by Naval Base bus company SINGAPORE. Wed. The administrator of the Naval Base bus service is appealing lo ROY to help him resume normal services of his buses. Mr. Cheong Weng Fatt. 37. said his fleet of nine buses was forced on* the roads on Monday with
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    10-day London tour for 14 travel men
    74 8 SINGAPORE. Wed—Fourteen travel executives from Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia left for London tonight for a 10-day agency educational tour. The group will see various passenger and cargo handling operations of BOAC, visit BOADICEA the BOAC computer set-up and aircraft maintenance facilities. They will
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    Longer park hours
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— Visiting hours of the Jurone Bird Park have been extended from 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.
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    New park to have reservoir as centrepiece
    158 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. A scenic pond-cum-re-servolr will be the centrepiece of the proposed Kampong Java Park. Construction oi footpaths has already begun at the 22- acre park once a Christian burial ground bounded by Kampong Java Road and Bukit Ti man Road. Details of
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    SEMINAR TO REVIEW ASEAN TOURISM CAMPAIGN
    129 8 SEMINAR TO REVIEW ASEAN TOURISM CAMPAIGN KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The ASEAN permanent committee on tourism will review the success of "Visit ASEAN Year 1971" at a two-day seminar in Bandoeung later this month. The seminar beginning on Nov. 15 will also discuss the ouestlons of package tours, improvement and expansion
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    SCANDAL!
    1465 9  -  FENTON BRESLER DAY FOUR... by Railway ticket fraud shatters Joad TOMORROW: The matinee idol Pugnacious agnostic turned to religion in the end i| N board the train were Dr. Joad and his secretary. They bookV/ ed two places for the second sitting at lunch. t^ir a f A d
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      HEALTHY FAMILIES
      427 10 The success of the seminar on the teaching of family planning and population dynamics, held in Kuala Lumpur, obviously will have to be judged by the developments that follow in medical instruction and in the work of family planning associations. The experts from thirteen countries, their conference sponsored
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      ONLY THE BRAVE
      283 10 Two criticisms have been made against Singapore's Transport Co-operative. A spokesman for drivers operating NTUC -Comfort taxis wants the co-opera-tive's administration reviewed, with special attention to the need for multilingualism among officials. This is a fair request, and one that may be quit*' easily met. The second
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      SALT IN THE WOUND
      230 10 The Lima conference of 95 developing countries could hardly be expected to avoid sharp discussion of the political questions which trouble the "third world", but it is arguable that no good purpose is served by the turn which part of the debate has taken. Support for
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    THE US STILL WANTS A UNITED EUROPE
    581 10  - THE US STILL WANTS A UNITED EUROPE GERD WILCKE B, YEW YORK The European Economic Community, which Britain has voted to join, is a bloc of six soon to become 10 Western European nations which joined together 15 years ago in a historic effort to create unity in their divided
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    The people time forgot
    1127 10  - The people time forgot Gerard Corr: Tanah Hitam ir. THE SECOND ARTICLE IN OUR THREE-PART SERIES On the road to Tanah llit.ini and ahead the curfew and security sweep areas. IT looks much like any other new village in Perak. From the entrance gate it appears at first sight an
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      283 10 IVHAT your paper TT reported (S..T. Oct. 29) of Mr Vom Hofe's statement represents typically the operator's standpoint with regard to charter flights. Allow me to project a customer point of view. The existing Rlcbal fare structure Is unreasonaly expensive and inequitable. Despite recent advances
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    608 10 ALAN THOMAS REPORTS ON THE CENTENARY OF THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS GREETING DAR ES SALAAM In a sleepy, sundrenched village near Lake Tanganyika, a -imple stone memorial commemorates a meeting 100 years ago that added a new phrase to the English language. The plaque on the
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      Lock icon Drug treat
      33 11 NEW YORK. Wed. A 68--year-old woman who ate a candy from her grandchild's Haloween trick-or-treat bid lapsed into unconsciousness and doctors said she appeared to be on a drug-induced "bad trip."—AP.
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      30 11 ALBUQUERQUE (New Mcxi- j co). Wed. Police seized heroin worth up to US$l million on the black market and arrested two pie after a car crash here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Man confesses he killed 31 people
      109 11 OLANTYRE, Wed. Walalaini kawisa, who admitted in a statement that he had murdered 31 people, has been sentenced to death here by a regional court Chief Chikuoiba. who headed a five-judge panel at the trial, said when sentencing Kawisa to death for eight murders,
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      Lock icon Cut in aid may hit pullout
      340 11 Cut in aid may hit pullout Rogers to Congress: Act now to get foreign aid going WASHINGTON, TT Wed. U.S. Secretary of State Mr. Rogers yesterday urged Congress to approve new overseas aid programmes immediately and give the administration the flexibility it needed to conduct negotiations round the world. Mr.
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      Ex-Huk leader tells of 'kill Marcos' —order
      133 11 Ex-Huk leader tells of 'kill Marcos' —order If ANTLA. wed.— A formsr communist Huk commander with the code name of Melody told a military panel yesterday he was assigned to a liquidation mission" whose task was to assassinate President Marcos and other Philippine leaders. Melody, whese real name Is Benjamin
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      Lock icon Big row after Dutch Prince takes a crack at Parliament
      270 11 Big row after Dutch Prince takes a crack at Parliament THE HAGUE. Wednesday DRINCE Bernhard of The Netherlands became the centre of a political storm in the Dulch Parliament after he suggested in an interview that governments would do better without so much interference frnrn Parliament. His remarks were not
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      265 11 NOW JOINT PLAN TO TRAIN CAMBODIA FORCES WASHINGTON, Wed. —The U.S., Australia and New Zealand have agreed to set up a training programme for Cambodian forces in South Vietnam, Australian Prime Minister Mr. William McMahon said yesterday. I Mr. McMahon .said after a meeting with President Nixon that he did
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      £160 million loss in cyclone hit Orissa State
      187 12 £160 million loss in cyclone hit Orissa State NEW DELHI. Wed. Estimates of the number of dead in cyclone- hit eastern India ranged today from 6. C00 to 20.009. As communications to and from the area are still sketchy. The final figure m.i\ not be known for some time. Officially
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      Lock icon Escapee: Why I held schoolgirl hostage
      202 12 Escapee: Why I held schoolgirl hostage \IANILA. Wed. A Filipino prison escapee said today he was determined to kill American schoolgirl Susie Butler, 14, if necessary but that the main reason he held her hostage for 11 hours was to be involved In a bu story. Silvestre Abad Mate was
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      Lock icon Polls official shot dead in argument
      91 12 MANCHESTER. (Ken--ITI tucky). Wed. A Republican election official was shot to death and a Democratic official sj-riouM; injured yesterday during an argument over the qualifications of a prospective voter, police said. Authorities identified the dead man as Mr. John Mills, a Republican election judge
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      FRANCE WILL NOT HALT N-TESTS
      188 12 FRANCE WILL NOT HALT N-TESTS PARIS, Wednesday DEFENCE, Minister Mr. Michel Debre said France would go ahead with its nuclear test programme, which has provoked protest from Pacific nations. Speaking in a parliamentary debate on the French defence budget, Mr. Debre brushed aside any question of halting the test programme,
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      Lock icon Ping-pong pageant begins in Peking
      430 12 Ping-pong pageant begins in Peking Malaysia and Spore there too PEKING, Wednesday CHINA'S elaborate table tennis pageant for Asia and Africa began with a dazzling spectacle last night in Peking's Capital Stadium where early this year ping-pong diplomacy was born with matches against an American team. This time, however, the
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      Lock icon Biggest-ever nuclear test set for Saturday
      179 12 Biggest-ever nuclear test set for Saturday WASHINGTON, Wed Americas biggestever nuclear test will take place deep beneath Amchitka Island in the Aleutians no earlier than Saturday, the Atomic Enerjry Commission (ABC) announced today. All foreign shipping has been warned to stay clear of the remote island from today. The AEC
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      The two who will lead Mao's team in the UN
      514 13 The two who will lead Mao's team in the UN HONG KONG, Wednesd TH E diplomats named yesterday as spokesmen for China at the United Nations have been prominent in their country's international dealings for the past 20 years and are widely travelled. Vice- Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Chi
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      200 13 Huang hits the big time as envoy in Canada Clearly highly thought of at home, he was the only Chinese Ambassador west of Indo-Chlna not to be recalled to Peking during the 1966-1969 Cultural Revolution. At that time he was Ambassador in Cairo, where he undoubtedly had much to do
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      174 13 WHO PLAN FOR BIRTH CONTROL RESEARCH fENEVA, Wed.— The WHO yesterday announced a largescale international research programme on birth control based on "the urgent need to develop a variety of safe, effective and acceptable methods for the regulation of luman fertility." A WHO statement said the programme had been pledged
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      Lock icon What a jam as taxi driver delivers baby!
      204 13 What a jam as taxi driver delivers baby! SYDNEY. Wed. A female taxi driver caused a major traffic jam In busy Bourke Street In suburban Darlinghurst yesterday. She delivered a baby from a 30-year-old woman. The driver. Mrs. Johanna Fresco, said she had to stand much abuse from motorists who
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      132 13 ROMK. Wed. Police were searching today for a Kane of women kidnappers after first doubting a schoolmistress's claim that she had been abducted and held for ransom by four women. In southern Italy, where men rule the roost, the idea of women takinv such
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      68 13 DACCA. Wtd The Ph,:.stuni Government announced yesterday that 53 Of the Natu.nd. Assembly seats taken away from members of the outlawed Auami League in East Pakistan, would be tilled without contest. The announcement, which wis regarded here as a severe blow to Bengali hopes fcr rrpies?ntative Government
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      344 13 African peace team in Israel JERUSALEM. Wed. pOUR African Heads of State flew into Israel yesterday to the biggest official welcoming ceremony ever staged here, at the start of an African-sponsored peace mission to Israel and Egypt. Israeli President MS*. Zalman Shazar. Premier Mrs. Golda Melr, Cabinet Ministers, military leaders
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      146 14 Rites T'gong Sec. $3.42 +.26 S. Darby $5.95 +.05 0.C.8.C' $6.45 +.05 Sanyo $1.32 +.04 Falls P. M. Ind. $0.95 —.17 J. Waugh $3.30 —.10 S. Times $8.75 —.10 H. S'pura $1.60 —.08 Far East $2.36 —.08 Koxv «Jec $2.83 —.07 S-tron $1.73 —.06 Steamers $302 —.08
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      Prices hit by profit-takers
      224 14 PRICES drifted marginally lower in light trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Profit-taking was the main depressant but appeared to be well absorbed in the afternoon session when bargain hunting was evident, particularly in the lower priced issues. Blur chips were barely
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      Asian dollar
      62 14 T»HESE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are lor deposits of U&525.000 and above. 1 mth 4 15 16 lo 5 2 mths 5 11/16 to 15 16', 3 mths 5 13 18 to 6 1/16% 6 mths S 15/16 to 6
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1010 14 BID AND OFrIR PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS a. 6. ACMA 1.75 I.M AJlnomoto 2.02 2.05 Alran 1.46 1.48 (+.Oll Allied Choc 2.29 .05) Ben 1.27 O2) B. Kawat
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1300 14 -BUSINESS In and reported to D the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Akan (2) 1.46. Allied Choc. (4) 2.33. (1) 2.32. 11) 2.30, (.1) 2.28.
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      76 14 THK Malaysian Minister of 1 Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Nor. 4 to Id: Rubber 43* cent* a Ib. Copra 5432.00 a ton Palm Oil 5700.M a ton Palm Kernel $311 25 a ton The rates of dutits payable are:
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      Anglo-Thai's bumper year
      407 14 ANGLO -THAI Corporation has turned in bumper profits for the year ended March and a further, if more modest, Increase in earnings appears in store for the current year. For the year just past, group profits showed an upturn of 33.7 per cent to £1.8 million before
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        20 14 NOV. 3. RIBBER: 96.25 cents (down 0.50 cent). TIN: $623 (unchanged) Official offering 226 tons (down 68 tons).
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        No change in tin
        173 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was again unchanged at $623 per picul on an official offering down 68 tons to 226 tons. The overnight. London metai price was steady despite a drop of £2 with forward buyers quoted at £1.411 per metric ton. LONDON:
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        PRODUCE
        105 14 HlNtll PRODUCE EXCHANGE, V SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING Ceeenut Oil: Bulk $46 sellers, drum S4Bi sellers. Cepra: Mixed (f.o.b) loo*e No*/ Dec. UK/Cont. 127 B. Pepper: Muntok ABTA white fob 100/ NLW 5220 sellers. Barawak whit* f o.b. NLW S2lO sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96% NLW JISO sellers. Sarawak
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        Gold markets
        52 14 Tuesday Meod.y •U.I. tU.I. tendon ***** 42.15 Beirut 42.65 42.45 Honskons 44.13 44.21 Zurich 42.30H 42.108 42.458 42.258 Paris Closed 42.67 8 pore (1) 43.70 43.5S Spore (2) 150.20 160.00 (1) Export price In non-sterlln« area* In U.B. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price In Singapore dollars
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        RUBBER DECLINES
        341 14 rpHE rubber market yesterday opened with quotations marked down on the softer London market after which the market was untraded until nearly noon. Overseas offerings of forwards eventually made for easier conditions and a small decline was later checked at 96.00 cents per kilo for November by Malayan
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        PALM OIL
        40 14 In London on Tuesday palm oil prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UX/N European ports In bulk: sterling per long ton Dec./ Jan. wa* quoted at UK £105 seller, (unch.): Feb./ Mar. at UK £105 paid (unch.)
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        33 14 London copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer (411.00 ({416.50) seller £411.50 (£417.50): Three Months buyer £418.00 (£423 00) seller £418.50 (£423.50). Market tone: Easier. Sal**: 2.675 tons.
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      Temenggong buys Rubber Brokers
      427 14 TE M ENGGONG Securities has acquired Union Rubber Brokers. In a deal announced after trading hours last night the company stated it had arranged to purchase the entire issued share capital of Union in exchange for one million Temenggong $1 par shares. The Geal is subject
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      Exchange rates
      164 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Nov. 3. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD f Sterling Pound 7.3950 7 3625 7 3500 Australian Dollar 3.4575 3.4150 3.3950 Canadian Dollar 2.9650 2.9225
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        288 14 MELBOURNE. Wed— Falli lfM outnumbered rises three to two In moderately quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Several heavy falls were recorded among mining and oil stock, while BHP fcund a new low for the year at AS9 83. down 30 cents, despite the report on the
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        311 14 ft- E W YORK. Tues— The market pulled out of an early sharp decline and popular Indices finished on the plus side though below their best levels of the day. Today* clo*lqc price, n U.B. dollar, followed by the difference. on yesterday, price*. Allied Chemical 27\ 1/ Alii.
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        HONG KONG
        273 14 XJONO KONO. Wed After **a «julet opening, sellers began to appear In foice with the result that, with the exception of Lap Heng at RKS4.9O Pedder American at SB.lO. Win* On at 54.00 Crocodile at $7.25 and Amalgamated Rubber at 13.27 lemainlng unchanged, all prices came bark during
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    266 15 "I had no doubt then that he was the collector, and before he could draw his pistol I pulled out my revolver from the paper bag. "1 pointed it at him and instructed him to raise Ms hands. "He
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    643 15  - A wounded thug's last jump for a police gun BERNARD DORAY Singapore, Wed. COURT TOLD OF GANG DATE WITH VEE MENG By GUNMAN, seriously wounded in an abortive attempt to rolled $100,000 extortion money from film company director Mr. Shaw Vee Meng, made a desperate jump tor a detective's SlenThe
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    Woman buried alive in cave-in
    71 15 Woman buried alive in cave-in IPOH, Wed. woman mining labourer who was burled alive In a landslide was one of two people who died yesterday. Moh Soo Loh. 35, was working In the Yong Nee San tin mine, in the Kota Bahru area near Kampar when part of the mine
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    Cleaning up
    23 15 SUNOET PATANI, Wed. Members of the Catholic Youth Organisation here helped to clean up the Christian cemetery yesterday All Souls' Day.
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    Tailor fined
    21 15 IPOH. Wed. Tailor Pang Chal Pook. 60. was fined $100 in a magistrate's court for retaining a stolen bicycle.
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    Long hair protest
    65 15 KUALA 1.1 MPI R. Wed. Hair— the lone and short of it was the subject of a protest by about 200 students of the Technical Collece here today. The protest in the form of a sit-in by the students at the speaker's corner" of the college was
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    Thugs are now on to a new racket
    177 15  - Thugs are now on to a new racket K. S SIDHU By SINGAPORE. Wed. Small time thugs are operating a new racket to make fast money for the coming festive seasons. Often in pairs, they waylay lonely scooterists and motorcyclist}; ana "con flscate" their driving licence, insurance policy and road
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    Christmas sale for charities
    45 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. A sale cf handicraft. Including Christmas, puddings and decorations, wtll be held at No. M, Watten View, on Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The sale organised by the Shell Wives" Oroup is In aid of children's charities.
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    MCA leader is new Senator
    42 15 SEREMBAN. Wed. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong has appointed Negrl Sembllan MCA leader Mr. Wong Seng Chow a Senator for a six-year term. Mr. Wong. 31, wa-s appointed chairman of the Negrl Sembllan MCA liaison committee las? December.
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    Prof. Koh on life at UN
    48 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Institute of International Affairs will hold a talk on life at the United Nations on Nov. IS at 8 p.m. at Queen's Hotel. The speaker will be Prof. Tommy Koh, Dean of the Law Faculty University o! Singapore.
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      241 15 3.N P.M. Opening and General 1.15 What Others Say (C) Hospital 1.31 News in Brief 3.25 Nam Isainyarkal Featuring 1.35 Chinese Debate (Final) Kunju Raman (Repeat) 7.41 News (0 3.41 It's Happening in Singapore 7.51 Our Music Makers (C) Topic: Social Discipline and 1.11 Route 66 Voice at the End
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      219 16 Mrs. Helen Goh says: r I've been using this Prestige Pressure Cooker for the last nine years. It has made cooking a real pleasure for me. Imagine, slow-cooking dishes like curries and stews are done in 10 or 15 minutes! Just think of the time and fuel I save! What's
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      Cleaning up the beaches is not a private task
      252 17 Cleaning up the beaches is not a private task ON Oct. 27 it was rePorted that "170 VC National Servicemen clean beach to set an example." One agrees that the people have to learn to take pride in their beaches and not to litter them or do anything which will
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      600 17 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. THOUGH it is not the policy of the Singapore Teachers' I'nion (STL T
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      -Only a simple courtesy, and it won't cost all that much
      428 17 IN my three years of personnel work Involving applications for visit passes visas for visitors and expatriate staff, I have never once received any ac k no w ledgement from the Immigration Department saying that th£ applications/correspondence have been
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      32 17 WILL the Minister for Culture kindly look into the absence of Hokklen (Amoy) and Teochew feature films from the weekly telecast of Chinese cinema and matinee programmes during the past eight weeks?
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      55 17 RESIDENTS in the Dorset/ Cambridge /Norfolk Roads area fear the floods that Lim Boon Koh (ST., Oct. 29) talks about. Before the rains come, residents of this area would like an assurance from the PWD that all possible measures are taken to avoid floods resulting from the obstructions in Rochore
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      Motorist who overpaid can have his money back
      372 17 GOVT. REPLIES IF "Diddled" (ST.. Oct. 21) will return his parking receipt to the Car Parks Division, a refund on the overpayment will b* made. As the Car Parks Division has to deal with more than 50.000 motorists a day, the co-operation
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      Clouds of dust cover road
      163 17 I REFER to letter by "Resident" (S.T. Oct. 12) about the road conditions of Lorong Kalui and of "all the other lorongs off Paya Lebar." May I point out that not all the lorongs are repaired and tarred. Jalan Waspada. for Instance, has its first
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      86 17 THE footpath at the top end of Orchard Road right opposite a number of the major hotels in Singapore, has oeen littered with the rubbish from the demolition of two shops for many weeks. Who is responsible for ensuring that the demollshers clean up the rubbish they have piled up?
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      No helping hands!
      42 17 LAST week, 1 went to Paya Lebar airport with a friend who was foing abroad. All passengers, after waiting for the porters, took their own luggage to the counter. What is the Job of the porters? CITIZEN, Singapore 26.
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      446 17 Advertisement I CHERKASSKY I "MEISTERPIANIST "BREATHTAKING TCHAIKOWSKY" "El PIANIST GER WELTKLASSE""TOWERING BARTOK" KLAVIERTEKNISK ORGIE I Berlin and Viennc ore considered by almost everybody I I to be two of fhe most important musical centres in the I I world. In both cities, a Cherkassky concert whether or- I I chestral
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      695 18 Worldwide American container carrier requires CAREER SEEKERS, NOT JOB HUNTERS for their Singapore Operations and Sales offices. Candidates mult be Singapore Citizens. They must possess minimum School Certificate, pleasant personality and a gatiuin* detir* for self development in a progressive organisation that demands the bast from its employees Some knowledge
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      545 18 c MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS SHELL have vacancies for Mechanical Technicians to work in their refinery and installation on Pulau Bukom. Candidates should have a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic, or equivalent qualifications. They should also have completed a sound basic craft training in Mechanical Engineering. Consideration will be
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      658 18 ACCOUNTANT SINGAPORE PETROLEUM COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED Invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced Singapore nationals for a challenging career in its Finance A Accounting Department. As this 's a senior position, the man we are looking for will be a graduate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants or the Association
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      794 18 INTRACO LIMITED has vocancies for GENERAL CLERKS Applicants must possess the minimum qualification of the School Certificate with a credit in Mathematics. Please apply early giving full personal particulars, qualifications, experience and telephone number, if any. Applications to be submitted to:The Secretary, Inrraco Limited, 2nd Floor, 1.C.8. Building, Singapore 1.
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      1299 19 0 LIVERPOOL AND OTHER UK./CDNTINENTAL ITS. Due Spore Sails P. Sham Penang RSELS le.oes. Liverpool. Dublin Nn I Nn 7 Nn I/It Nn 11 »nTt\,..,.. Liverpool, Belfast. Glasgow Nn 11 Nn 13 Nn 14/11 Nn 17 ROTESILAUS Liverpool Net it Nn 11 BSaaa. L.verpool Nn 21 Nn 24 JJ!2£ lU$
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      1972 19 I ITjEmmtS wF*Fil^^^^^^^^T^t^7i^^^Ti^mm^^^^^*^m x I if EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Sham Prnjng 3'PDorc LOADINE FOR: PATACONIA Sailed In Pt No. 5 Sailed C'blar.ca. H'burg, b'men. R'dam Adam, A'werp. G'burg. Malmo. C'hagen. SUMBAWA Not it 11 Nn 11 21 H'burg/B'men, R'dam'A'dam, A'wtrp, G'burg, C hagen, Aarhus, Oslo. PASADENA Nn <
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      1253 19 il^ t»T^ I^BT —if X^T^iMi FORTNICNTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EIST COAST US I. Houston Bait, Phil. N.York Penang P Sham Spore Djaka.ia Kingston SUOAH sailee ll Pert Nlt 14 Jm 3 MANOALAY Sailee Sailel Sailed In Pert Nlt 11 Nlt 12 KYOTO Nn II DX .1 OK 12 Dk
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      1109 20 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong Sandakan ETA Spore ETA P. Sham Sbiya Man' 11 Ocl 4 Ntf JNn Skin. Mart" 4 Ntf 13 Nn II Nn Japan Persian Gu>l Service Singapore Ftr: Ktaikawa Mart" 1/ J Dtc Colombo/Karach,
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      935 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND Pinang P. Sham Singapore Ltafiag fir: MORVADA ItPt/Tlf 5/ I Ntf Auck, Well. Napier. Lytt D'din. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Sinppore P. Sham Penang laafiag Itr: RAJUU 1/14 Nlf 15 Nlf II Ntf Nagapattinam, Madras. RAJUU 3 Dec t Dtc II Dtc Nagipattinarn. Madras. RAJULAt VI 2 Jaa 1
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      854 20 ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) tt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADINd FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Smgapon P. Sham fenang Arrmt: NEPTUNE AMETHYST 11/15 Nn 11/11 Nn II Nn Lonion 16 12 Havre 201/ R'dam 23/12 Hamburg
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      657 20 mm MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL S SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Jfl N0.30E Jla Amptng Ku»la Lu.npur m^y X The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapori P. S'tia" P«mng Arri»tt: lUNGA RAYA J? 7% Nt. IJ/H NW 1/ J Dte Havrt^ B7U London^ 30/12 H'burg 10.1 Bremen 13/1 lUNCA TANIONC H/H
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      792 21 I HC IM MOl OUT: I)or, ™noi 8,2. Kln« Dr.r«. iTJ.-/> A H. 12 "C 1 D TNI km B/2 and dun CTiinit B/3. rOLLOWINC BERTHING AHRANCC- POUT IWITTINNAH OUT: Pando Point S/4. Piftdo Head An. Iraouaddy and Koahln Mani. 13 M Drnrbola 13/16. Star Bcllatm MwN Jtttr Lion City
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      567 21 CRANES FOR HIRE 10 to 80 tons lifting capacity available for long or short term hire with drag- line or clam shell if required. Enquiries: STRAITS ENGINEERS (S) PTE. LTD., 75 jalan Benaan Kapal, Kallang Park Industrial Estate. Singapore 14. Telephone: *****7 AMENDMENT T.B.S. "STATfc OF MADRAS" Voy. 238 SAILING
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      884 21 INTERIM STATEMENT TO STOCKHOLDERS Oroup consolidated profits (unaudited) before taxation for the six months ended 31st July. 1971 amounted to $6,418,000 compared with $0,001,000 for the corresponding period of the previous year, an Increase of some 6.;. Oroup sales at $55,400,000 were also C I higher '.nan sales of $52,100,000
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      820 21 AUCTION SALS OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PROPERTIES To be held in our saleroom No. 14 Robinson Road Singapore ON THURSDAY 11th NOVKMBER 1971 at 230 P.M. 114 NAMLY AVENUE (Pumlsheth Area ?203 aq. ft. Freehold WITH VACANT POSSESSION. 6, 7 8 ROCHORE CANAL ROAD. Areas 984 sq. ft, 991 sq. ft.
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      808 21 Pt BLH UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ARCHITECT'S DEPARTMENT: (Halifax Road. Singapore 9>. (1) Supply, delivery and Installation or six nos. package units water cooled air-conditioners of fifteen horse power (15 H.P; each, a cooling tower, an -condition ducts, electrical motors, pumps, all plumbing and wiring work for a first cluss
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  • Obituary
    Deaths
    85 22 MRS. TAN (CHEN) nee Llm Chiang Che passed away peaceful at 11.15 a.m. on 3.11.1971. leaving behind Virginia. James. Keng Kang. Krng Kiang and Koon Liang. 4 daughters-in-law, grand-children and great-grandchild-ren to mourn her loss. A Night Servic* will be held at th* premises of Singapore Caaket Co. (Pte)
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      785 22 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL t .n,, word PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 only $10 0 a MaUytia only.' 50 tenli a word fICT*MI« Malaysia only: SI.OO a ward. Minimum ViO for IS teortlf rUR Utl AILi. ■MBMM l-'O /or 20 words Minimum 'or 15 words. Minimum |JO. /or 20 words. S.E.C. BOOK
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      839 22 APPLICANTS replying to Box number* for Vacancies are requeued not lo enclose original copies of testimonials or references with their applications No responsibility can be accepted for their loss. Applicants are also advised to write to Box numbers correctly and check them before posting FEMALE SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT required by large
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      896 22 HOW WOULD YOU like to double your Income In direct sales? For particulars call 156. Moulmein Road Spore 11 10.00 a.m.— 1.00 p.m. today and EXPERIENCED BUILDING FOREMAN required by Construction Firm. Ability to take-off quantities an advantage. Apply Box A 5487 ST. B'pore. WANTED YOUNG MALE FEMALE sale* representatives
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      883 22 DIST. 10 SINGLE-STOREY colonial type bungalow. Partly furnlahed. huge atparate living/dining, swimming pool. Area 17.000 sq. ft. Rent (1.600. Also bungalow near Tanglln unfurnished, furnished (850/ (1.000. Spore *****8. BELLIAN SECURITIES OFFER, dlst. 11 luxurious 2-storey house on 15.000 ■q. ft. elevated land. (2.800 p.m. unfurnished Off Orchard Road 3
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      993 22 OIST 10 FULLY FURNISHED 2-storev hous* 3 bedroom*. 1 long-bath. Inspection ring Spore *****9/*****4 UNFURNISHED SEMI DETACHED HOUSE, 7, Jalan Kelulut Beletar Hill* Eitate. (250.00 p.m. Tel: *****1 Chay. OIST. 11 SINGLE-STOREY detached bungalow. 3 bedroom*, servant's amenities, nice garden, fully furnished (950. Tel: *****8 B'pore. LAVISHLY FURNISHED City Towers
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      1019 22 FREEHOLD RENOVATED SINOLEStorey Bungalow In District 3. Nice Garden, new retaining wall. Over 6.000 *q. ft. 3 Bedrooms. 2 longbaths, water-heater*. Servant* Room. Many extras. Mosaic throughout. (100.000/- 0.n.0. Call *****. Bpore SELETAR HILLS: 2 single-storey semi-detached bouses. Area: approx. 3.200 sq ft. each. One fully furnished with extension for
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      912 22 OUR CLIENTS REQUIRE Immediately properties /vacant land In districts 9. 10. 11. Please contact B'pore ***** Property Department. Otflaa spaaa vaaant MING COURT VICINITY: 2-storey office building with central alrcondl Honing. No parking problem. Ground floor 1.000 sq. ft. at $2,000 p.m. Flrat floor MM aq. ft. at 11.500 p
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      812 22 SPECIAL DISCOUNT! To London. Europe. U.S.A.. Canada Jet Travel Concessions Tel: *****7/*****0 Spore. CHARTER FLICHTS INFORMATION CENTRE 321 Supreme House Penang Road 8 Pore ***** ***** *****. Pats FRIENDLY CAT will keep your flat rodent free. Ring *****9. ask frr Oinger or Joey. Tuition ATTENTION SCHOOL LEAVERS. Would-Be Models. Secretaries
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    Students of Junior College win history quiz
    104 23 Students of Junior College win history quiz SINGAPORE, Wed. Two pre-university students of National Junior College emerged winners of the second inter-school history quiz at the Cultural Centre today. They were Tan Tee Jim. 17. and Teh Poh Telk. 18. both Pre-U I Arts students and active student councillors in
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    Man queried on share certs theft
    81 23 Man queried on share certs theft KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A 25-year-old man surrendered to the police here yesterday in the presence of his lawyer. The Deputy OCPD (Crimes). Supt. A. Vijayaratnam, said today: "The man Is being questioned In connection with the theft of 21 share certificates worth (55.000 belonging
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    MALAYSIAN AMONG RAF MEN LEAVING SINGAPORE
    152 23 MALAYSIAN AMONG RAF MEN LEAVING SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Wed. A Malaysian from Perak will be among the second last batch of Royal Air Force personnel who will pull out from Singapore tomorrow morning. But flight engineer Sgt. A. Muniandy. 30, (above), who will be one of five crew members of an
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    'Civil servants in debt' query for House
    96 23 'Civil servants in debt' query for House SINGAPORE. Wed— The subject of civil servants a/id Indebtedness will be raised by Inche Abdul Aziz Karim, MP for Kallang. at the next sitting of Parliament. Inche Aziz has tabled a question asking the Government what disciplinary action has been or will be
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    Cancer Society fashion show
    57 23 Cancer Society fashion show SINGAPORE. Wed. A ..i.shion show "Elegance '72" will be held at the Golden Lotus Restaurant of Hotel Malaysia on Nov. 13 from 3.45 p.m. to 6 p.m. In aid of the Singapore Cancer Society. The show. presented by Esther's House of Fashion, is under the patronage
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    St. Andrew's Hospital fund appeal
    59 23 St. Andrew's Hospital fund appeal SINGAPORE, Wed— The St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Is appealing to the public for funds to help it continue its work in child care. At present, the hospital looks after 1.200 children as Inpatients and another 60.000 as outpatients. Free medical treatment is given to children
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    A rubber mission to China at end of month
    295 23 A rubber mission to China at end of month KI'ALA LIMIH'K, Wednesday 10-MEMBER rubber mission will visit China at the end of the month or early in December to further push sales of Malaysian rubber to Peking. It will be a semi-technical team whose aim is to show the Chinese
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    Certs for 71
    38 23 SINGAPORE. Wed—Mr J.E. Gabln, managing director of McAllst*r and Co Ltd. will present certificates to 71 trainees of the T..S. "Singspore" at their graduation ceremony on board the training ship at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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    Two years' jail, rotan for vandalism
    129 23 Two years' jail, rotan for vandalism SINGAPORE, Wed. A labourer was Jailed for two years today and ordered to be given four strokes of the cane for vandalism. Gnanamuthu Samuel, 26. with lour previous convictions, admitted cutting overhead telephone copper wires behind the Paslr Panjang Vocational Institute on Oct. 19.
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    COMFORT to study proposal for easier taxi instalments
    135 23 SINGAPORE, Wed /X)MFORT the Workers V» Co-operative Commonwealth for Transport Pte. Ltd. is to study criticisms and suggestions made by the Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs i Mr. Chan Chee Seng on Sunday. A COMFORT official today said an official statement would be
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      508 23 (Coot from Pat)e 22). 1 Furnture SIN BIAN CO exquis.te furniture H P buais. Interests 10", p.:i Cash sper-ial discount. Ring ***** Spore 12. Tal Thong Crescent. FOR ELEGANT. CANE FURNITURE superior quality furnishing material*, visit Adrian's 425 River Valley Road. *****4. Spore. CHONQ FATT COMPANY offers furniture of good
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      643 23 FIRST CLAfI OFFCR: Portable Typewriters from 165.00 adding Machine* from $120.00 Cbeckwrlters from (123.00 Electronic Calculator from 1530.00 Kaclt Calculator $330.00 Reminxton Portable Typewriter 2Colour Rlbhon $113.00 also available Olympla. Brother, Olivetti, Royal. Underwood Typewriters Bin Yoke Traders. 4C7, North Bridge Road. ***** /3M»6/27<)46 Singapore. CARPETS, DRAM! for homes and
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      666 23 Machinery plant wanted 6 TO ROLL steam chest-type Ironer for laundry use. Submit quotations and specifications to 0.P.0. Box 809 8-pore Boats Yachts wanted FISHING VESSEL bare charter 180/ 200 tons with reefer equipments ocean :oinK. Phone details *****/ T5440. Boats Yachts lor sal* SUPERB M FOOT luxury cruiser Teak
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      632 23 l«70 VAUXHALL VIVA SL9O 4-do»r. accident free, one owner, tux April $4,230 0.n.0 Tel. S'porr *****. I*7o VOLKSWAGEN ISO* for sale. Contact Mr Coti *****6 dunnu office hours Home: *****1 Spore 10TO AUSTIN MINI MX 2 Good condition. One owner with many acceworl**. Contact Llm *****3. VISIT OUR USED CAR
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      375 23 GARDEN CITY CAMPAIGN [Oiled plants flowers for your premises. Reasonable charges Contact Corona Florist S'por* *****5. REPAIRING ALL kind of refrigerators, alr-conditloners spray-painting. At customer's house. Reasonable charges. Tel: *****3. FOR SOCIABLE/CHARMING LADIES. Contact Aphrodite. 440, People's Park Complex (3rd floor) Tel: B' pore *****9. INC BAN CONTRACTOR— Offices/ Houses
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      Lock icon Devlin and Graham braced for Cup challenge
      460 24 pALM BEACH GARDENS (Florida), Wed. The Australian team of Bruce Devlin and David Graham, record-breaking winners of last year's World Cup golf matches, are braced for a strong challenge this year from the U.S. team of Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino. The 19th
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      KL RACE ENTRIES
      1219 24 A TOTAL of 288 horses comprising 40 In Class 1. 138 in Class 3 and 110 in Class 5 have been entered (or the Kuala Lumpur races en Nov 13. 14. 20 and 21. The entries CLASS i (i)f and lOt): Aratunga. Datin's Fancy. Latin'.s Choice. Eendrobium
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      Experiment in racial harmony on the green
      161 24 Experiment in racial harmony on the green SYDNEY. Wed. Gary Player ana .Sewsunker "Papwa" Shckiiliiid, regarded as South African's best white and non-white golfers respectively, have teen purposely drawn together in a tournament here this week in the interests of racial harmony. They have been drawn to play in a
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      Smart turn by Feature Film
      249 24  -  EPSOM JEEP By pLATURF FILM II did an impressive gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday. Ridden by M. Thwaites, Feature Film II strode out smartly over 3f in 39 3/ssec. On this gallop Feature Film II nas a first rate i chance of chalking ano- i
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      Pro-am race card
      883 24 ACCEPTANCES and order of j\. running for the combined prolcssional-amateur races at Bukit Tim-.h tl'i.s weekend: SATURDAY Rarr 1 2.15 MARA 1 5 2f scurry (catchwelghts 12 0): Irish Coffee <+5-lb>. Akbar <+5-lb>, zorba (~4-lb). Kilau i -3-lti. Sarlma < 3-Ib Monty. Crepello. Bukll Kepong. Grey Grenadier.
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      934 24 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT. Tawaran ada-lah di-pelawa (NO. 118) da.i pemborongS yang berpengNOTICE UNDER SECTION 137. alaman bagi ker ja2 dt-Setegen Pe- manchar Tempatan di-Kajang saNotice is hereby given under peiti berikut:Section 137 of the Town Boards a) Menerangkan segala turnEnactment. No 118) that Craft bchaan di-kawasan seluas Laycut Plan No.
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      668 24 KENYATAAN JM-BAWAH SEKSHEN2 39 (111) DAN 4J MAJLIS BANDARAN. KELANG Bahawa ada-lah dl-cha-dangkan menerima di-bawah sekshen 43 undang2 Lembaga Bandaian taksiran2 saperti yang terkandeng dalam Senarai Taksiran i bagi kawasan Majlis Banaaran Kelang bagi tahun 1971 dengan 1 membuat pindaan2 khusus dalam perkara2 tertentu yang di-anggap perlu, sebagai taksiran2 bagi
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    Splendid treble by Seng Hoi
    498 25  -  A. JOHNSON By OEAP Games repre•^sentative lanky Soh Seng Hoi of Armed Forces yesterday scored a splendid treble at the Police Military's annual swimming championships at Queenstown pool. Seng Hoi, who will take part in the 200 m freestyle and 4x200m freestyle relay in next
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    Win start
    36 25 LILLE, France. Wed. The Australian Rug'jy Union team bett a Fnmch North Regional selection by 28 points to 12 when they opened their tour cf Frai.ce here today. The Australians led 12-6 at halftlme.
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    Manila next
    28 25 TOKYO. Wed. Manila was chosen today to be the site ol the Seventh Asian Men's basketball Championship in December 1973. India and Singapore withdrew their bids.
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    Rudy v The Thing' rcan be biggest badminton match
    363 25  - Rudy v The Thing' rcan be biggest badminton match TEOH ENG TATT By \JALAYSIA and Indonesia off-and-on the unofficial World badminton champions know that they cannot call themselves 'World Champions' while "The Thing" or Tang Sian Hu and others of his breed are around in China. The two countries, I
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    Filipinos keep unbeaten run against Malaysia
    389 25 Filipinos keep unbeaten run against Malaysia rKYO, Wed. The Philippines continued their unbeaten run with a 95-53 victory over Malaysia in the Asian Men's Basketball Championship here today. They led 43-30 at half time. After a good performance in losing to reigning champion South Korea two days ago, the tenacious
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    Merit, says Yassin
    108 25 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malaysian soccer team returned from Saigon and made It clear they became champions In the Vietnam Day tournament on merit. "We were the only unbeaten team. The organising committee declared us champions after the final against Vietnam was disrupted because the crowd had
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    254 25 GOLFERS from Thailand, Indonesia and Singapore have been entered for the Royal Selangor Golf Club women's open amateur championship on Nov. 9-10. The championship will be played over 36 holes, 18 on each day. There will p.lso be a team championship where the two best scores of
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    Nchanga end tour with a win
    167 25 BANGKOK. Wed. The Nchanga rugby team from Zambia defeated Thailand 11-8 today in an exhibition match to end their Asian tour. Nchanga, led 3-0 at halftlme. Wingforward William Spires opened the scoring for Nchanga In the ninth minute of the match with a penalty
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    Good turn-out at soccer training course
    172 25 ABOUT 40 young promi going an intensive s programme in their bid t tional squad. The players, representing various clubs, began the first phase of their training session under four coaches at Farrer Park on Monday. The players are among the first batch of
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    Nashatar: Malaysia to win 28 medals at Games
    415 25 Nashatar: Malaysia to win 28 medals at Games KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Bxr'.y Nashatar Singh. Malav^ias athletic captain for the tjeap Games In Kuala Lumpur next month, predicted that his team would win more than 28 medals. In the last Seap Games in Rangoon In 1969 Malaysia won 28 medals, comprising
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    Judo plans to engage Japanese coach next year
    253 25  - Judo plans to engage Japanese coach next year G. ROBERT By SINGAPORE Amateur Judo Association plans to engage a top Japanese coach next year with the hope of popularising and raising the standard of the sport In the Republic. SAJA president Ang Teck Bee said yesterday: "This will be our
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    285 26  -  LIM SUAN KOOI By SINGAPORE, Wed. There were peels of ray laughter and a flurry of ivory-white hands. Next instant, everyone In the crowded room burst into smiles. The language barrier was broken, as scores of pretty North Korean dancers and singers 'spoke' with
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    Police hold 23 in dawn raids
    73 26 BELFAST. Wed. British troops rounded up security suspects today In dawn raids In Lurgan and Belfast where policemen threatened to strike unless issued with weapons to fight back against extremist gunmen, and bomb atttarks, the army said An army spokesman said 23 suspects were
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    439 26 LONDON. W,-d. Th* stock market cloaed quietly Mudr today. At 3 o'clock the Financial Time* Index was up 3.4 at 402.7. Glaxo, Beechams and Decca "A" led Industrials higher, though finishing below their best. Insurances and the major banks were harder, while Government boods closed Arm in moderate
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    MALAYSIA 'CAUTIOUSLY HAPPY' AT US RUBBER GESTURE
    308 26  - MALAYSIA 'CAUTIOUSLY HAPPY' AT US RUBBER GESTURE ANTHONY NG By I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. JV Malaysia was today "cautiously happy" over the United States announcement of a 33 ncr cent cutback in its rubber stockpile sales from Jan. 1. It was felt that if the U.S. administration did not change its
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