The Straits Times, 25 November 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Indira: We crossed border
    1048 1 Indira: We crossed border 'Enter Pakistan at any time in self-defence' order NEW DELHI, Wednesday 'New front opened' charge- AS Pakistan accused Indian troops of unleashing a new attack on a second front today, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi disclosed to the Lok Sabha (Lower House) that Indian troops had crossed
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    Lock icon Yahya order a call-up
    135 1 Yahya order a call-up KARACHI, Wed. Pakistan announced today that reservists are being called up and tbat soldiers and sailors on leave before retirement have been recalled to the forces. The number of men affected by the announcement was not immediately available. The announcement follows the proclamation yesterday of a
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    Shot girl dies
    32 1 BELFAST. Wed. A 24-year-old girl from the Irish Republic, who was shot last week during a border battle between British troops and gunmen, died In a Londonderry hospital today.
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    Lock icon East Java hit by floods
    76 1 JAKARTA. Wed.—Thousands of people were evacuated and a number of bridges and dams collapsed as floods swept through Indonesia's most populous province of Bast Java today. The Director of River bervices said that the wide Brantas River in East Java had overflowed after days of
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    Lock icon Nixon to meet Pompidou
    31 1 PARIS. Wed. President Nixon and President Pompidou will meet In the Azores on Dec. 13 and 14 to discuss International questions, the Elysee Palace announced today. AP.
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    Lock icon Wreckage find
    40 1 TAIPEH. Wed. Rescue aircraft and warships have found 2.000 aluminium fragments of the China Airline (CAL) Caravelle jet which crashed west of Taiwan, but there are no signs of survivors, according to airline officials here today. Re uter
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    Lock icon 'Peace' budget
    30 1 MOSCOW. Wed. The Soviet Union kept its "peace offensive" rolling today by announcing that Its military expenditures for 1972 will remain unchanged (or the third consecutive year. AP.
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    Neutral SE-A a good concept says Raja
    453 1 Neutral SE-A a good concept says Raja By ALIAS RAHIM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. S. Rajaratnam today described as a "good concept" Malaysia's proposal for a guaranteed neutralisation of South-eas* Asia, but warned of "many difficulties" ahead. "However, these difficulties can be surmounted and we have to discuss that with
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    Okinawa pact approved
    93 1 rpOKYO. Wed. An L agreement returnIng U.S. -held Okinawa to Japan was ratified by the Lower House of Parliament today, after opposition parties added two riders demanding reduction of American military bases and removal of nuclear weapons from the Island. Two of the four oppo- sltion parties
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    Rhodesia accord
    357 1 MPs of both countries to get the details SALISBURY, Wednesday BRITAIN and Rhodesia announced agreement today on proposals to end their dispute over Rhodesia's seizure of independence six years ago. Details of the settlement, hinging mainly on the questions of progress towards African majority rule and ending racial
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    Factory hands turn firemen at plant
    177 1  - Factory hands turn firemen at plant GERRY DE SILVA By SINGAPORE, Wed. More than 50 factory hands turned firemen when a blaze broke out in their Bukit Timah factory tonight. Using fire extinguishers, hoses and buckets of water, they fought to control the blaze for more than five minutes till
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    40,000 students join strike
    62 1 BELGRADE Wed. Forty thousand students Joined the university strike in Yugoslav Croatia today despite resolutions from communist party cells condemning the walkout as "a knife In the back." The strike began yesterday in Zagreb to back Croratlon demands that the Republic be allowed to keep more
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    Egyptian war strategy
    36 1 BEIRUT, Wed. Efcypt will bypass the Suei Canal frontlines, using its air force and naval units to take the war Into Israel Itself should hostilities resume, the magazine Al Sayyad said today. DPI.
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    Lock icon Taiwan plans
    38 1 TAIPEH. Wed. Taiwan is planning big investment projects for next year In a move to maintain its economic growth at a high rate and to counter its recent diplomatic setbacks, official sources said here today. Reuter
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    NIXON PLANS MORE SUMMITS
    37 1 WASHINGTON, Wed.— White House press secretary Ronald Zlefler Indicated today President Nixon would meet with other Heads of Government besides President Pompidou before he foes to Pekinc and Moscow. I'PI. (See this pace)
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    No rules on long hair, attire in courts
    127 2 No rules on long hair, attire in courts KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Magistrates "use their discretion" when ordering anyone with long hair or Improper attire out of their courtrooms. They have not been given any circular from the High Court about enforcing "acceptable length of hair and clothings." The Chief Registrar
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    Lock icon Lee's wreath tribute to Gandhi
    77 2 Lee's wreath tribute to Gandhi MR. Lee Kuan Yew and his wife laying a wreath at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial at Rajghat on Monday, during their four-day official visit to India. The Prime Minister, Mrs. Lee and their daughter went sightseeing on Tuesday at the Taj Mahal and the Fort
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    Four-man defence team for Brunei
    321 2 Four-man defence team for Brunei BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Wednesday rpHE new Anglo-Brunei agreement, signed here A yesterday, provides for the formation of a special four-man Defence Committee to deal with any external aggression The committee will comprise the Sultan of Brunei and his adviser on the one side and. the
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    Fined $25 for having opium
    61 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Koh uct Khlan. 58, unemployed, was fined $25 by a magistrate today tor having five packets of prepared opium In an unnumbered hut at Pukat Road yesterday. He was fined another $25 (or having a set of opium utensils at the same time
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    Leadership camp
    40 2 Leadership camp SINGAPORE. Wed. The YMCA leadership training camp which begins on Dec. 9 at Pulau Tekong has only a few vacancies left. Application forms for school-leavers wishing to join the 10-day camp are available at the YMCA Orciiard Road.
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    Smoky car
    27 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. Motorist Ho Ah Mee. was todayfined $60 when he admitted that his car emitted excessive smoke at Stamford Road on Oct. 8, 1969.
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    THREE MORE NEW VILLAGES TO BE FENCED IN
    150 2 THREE MORE NEW VILLAGES TO BE FENCED IN IPOH. Wed. Three more new villages in the Operation Setia area, near here, with a total population of 16.000, are to be fenced in by next month. A system of tenants registration in each of the villages concerned Kuala Luang (population 5.000).
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      173 2 new space -saving fridges from £f.&JL*. twin-door q^, COLDSPACE il When it comes to choosing a refrigerator, you can either sacrifice half your kitchen, and all your spare cash, and have the biggest fridge and freezer in the neighbourhood or you can treat yourself, and your bank manager, to a
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    Regional airlines urged to I reduce fares
    141 3 Regional airlines urged to I reduce fares OENANG, Wed. 1 South east Asian regional airlines should get together and form their own charter airline to reduce fares. This call was made today by Penang Tourist Association vice-chairman Mr. Eddie Phuah Mr. Phuah said that while trans-Atlantic air fares were being
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    Meeting on local govt
    60 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The fate of elected local authorities will be decided tomorrow, when the National Council of Local Government meets here at 9 a.m. The Minister of Technology, Research and Local Government. Dato Ong Kee Hui. Is expected to chair the meeting. Members of the
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    EXTRADITION CASE MAN AGAIN REMANDED
    124 3 EXTRADITION CASE MAN AGAIN REMANDED SINGAPORE, Wed.— A Briton, now remanded at Queenstown Prison pending extradition to Britain, had his remand renewed for another week by the First Magistrate's Court today. Edward Michael Murly, who faces charges of attempted robbery and assault in Britain, was originally remanded for a week.
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    $3,000 gift
    22 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Shell today presented a cheque for $3,000 to the Singapore National Union of Journalists for its building fund
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    When MSA will cease to operate as MSA
    243 3 When MSA will cease to operate as MSA TARGET DATE IS NOV 30, 1972 SINGAPORE, Wed. MALAYSIA Singapore Airlines will cease to operate under the name MSA by Nov. 30 next year at the latest. For before this date, both Singapore and Malaysian national carriers would be "all set" to
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    Chamber to discuss China's ships offer
    164 3 Chamber to discuss China's ships offer SINGAPORE, Wed. A special meeting of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce committee will be called soon to discuss China's offer of 10 ships to ply the SingaporeEurope route. The offer was made to the chamber's trade delegation during their recent visit to Peking. Mr.
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    Summit workers' union
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Catering Staff Services Staff and Workers' Trade Union has won the right to represent employees of the Summit Hotel after a secret ballot conducted by 'he Ministry of Labour.
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    Health talk
    42 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The president or the Singapore Natural Health Society. Mr. Tommy Kwlk will give a public lecture on "Nature Cure: the drugless way to fight disease and depression" at the Casuarinas Cabana. Nicoll Drive, en Sunday at 11 a.m.
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    Let 'Ros' answer your Problems
    64 3 Let 'Ros' answer your Problems R OS is a woman with a heart to help you with your problems of the heart. She makes her debut soon in the New Nation helping readers with their personal problems. If you have a problem of the heart write to: Dear Ros, New
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    Continued rise in water use
    49 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. water use yesterday continued to rise for the fourth day in succession, increasing by 300.000 gallons from Monday to 103.9 million gallons the highest since last Thursday. A little rainfall was recorded: Seletar 0.20 Inch, Peirce 0.11 inch and Macßltchle 0.02 Inch.
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    Number of births slows down
    122 3 Number of births slows down SINGAPORE. Wed. A slowing down In the number of babies born is indicated in the latest official figures published. If this trend is maintained, as seems likely from last year's record, then the natural Increase in population by the end of the year may be
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    Scholarships
    25 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Indian Government will provide five scholarships for Singaporeans to go for university and postgraduate-level studies in India during the 1972-73 perind.
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    Better fishing areas found in S-E Asia
    269 3 Better fishing areas found in S-E Asia SINGAPORE. Wed piSHERMEN In Singapore and South-east Asia may soon be able to expand their horizons in the search for more lucrative fishing grounds. The research department of the South-east Asian Fisheries Development Centre, based in Changi, is now analysing results of surveys
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    Folk dances
    34 3 SINOAPORE, Wed. The National Theatre Club Polk Dance Group will present a concert. "Polk Dances of Many Lands" on Jan. 1 and the following day at 8 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre.
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    'Cops and wardens' game 300 detectives play daily
    275 3 'Cops and wardens' game 300 detectives play daily By GERRY DE SILVA SINGAPORE, Wed. Every morning 300 detectives and 10 women parking attendants play "Cops and Wardens" at the carpark outside the CID in Robinson Road. To win. the detectives must be able to park their cars in lots marked
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    Talk by Aussie journalist
    44 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Australian Journalist Mr. John Hoffman will speak on Dutch policies and assumptions In the Straits area after the capture of Malacca at the Institute of South-ea^t Asian Studies seminar room. Cluny Road, on Dec. 1 at 10.30 a.m.
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    New envoy
    25 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Canada* new High Commissioner. Mr. E.R. Rettie. yesterday presented his credentials to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at the Istana Negara.
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    Lock icon Hot sun helps to sort out the mess
    121 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. CQUATTING under the hot morning sun,these three clerk* of the Inland Revenue Deportment are busy sorting out the mess caused to the department's files by last Friday's fire in Sulaiman Building. They have dried out hundreds of files since
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    Red orchestra to play in S'pore
    97 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. —The first East German orchestra to tour the Far East will arrive here on Monday to give a series of performances. Drawn from players of the Gewandhaus Sympiiuny Orchestra, the 28 players of the Gewandhaus Bach Orchestra specialise In the music of
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    What a soldier who took poison didn't know
    170 4 What a soldier who took poison didn't know SINGAPORE, Wed. An SAF private drank a bottle of poison after leaving a note claiming that promotion exercises were "unfair". But, a coroner heard today, Private Kwang Sal Seng. 22. was unaware that he had already bc-n recommended by n's offleer-in-charge for
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    U.S MASS MEDIA EXPERT CANCELS S'PORE VISIT
    84 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Dr. Wilbur Schramm, of the United States, hailed as the world's foremost authomy on development comm v n 1 cations, has cancelled his scheduled visit to Singapore because of Illness. He was to have been one of the main speakers at
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    Beat the burglars this way, say police
    210 4 Beat the burglars this way, say police Thefts increasing as the festive season nears SINGAPORE. Wednesday DOUSEOWNERS were advised today to beal the burglar the way people in old terrace hoases used to do plunt broken glass on rear concrete walls. This was one of the four suggestions given by
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    Extortion charge
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two men were charged today with attempted extortion in Lengkok Bahru on Monday. Kwan Yew kum. 24. and Leong Wee Kee, 17. denied attempting to extort two dollars from Sin Scow Peng by claiming that they were from the 32 gang. Bail was allowed.
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      216 4 Urn An important message L from The King... B —for partakers of the BBf H^H 30-Course Chinese Dinner Bflj fl Thank you so much for your kind patronage. and also to Other than these days, the King's Summer Palace is open H those who have come and returned again and
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    Nixon's trip will shock these toddlers
    1489 5  -  Leslie Fong By FOURTH IN A SERIES ON CHINA Their rifles were shouldered as they all took aim and shrilled "kill, kill, ki11..." TEN little Chinese boys and girls darted about the classroom, chattering noisily and waving toy guns. Excitement and delight were written
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      173 5 /BY FABER ZflA UNION GROUP SALES/MARKETING MANAGER Faber Union Group Invites applications from Singapore citizens for the position of Sales Marketing Manager of Faber Union Limited. 2. The Sales Marketing Manager will report to the General Manager and will be responsible for formulating sales and marketing policies of the company.
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      284 5 Wcaderful educational offer from Rikfiakuul Bena Learning Cards for children I set contains 60 colourful ;".w. -*Z/^^Mffl\ V^"* Ribam < *m^/ mi^«^"tV» N v T ,t M »ml: h c o"*'0 All you have to do is get this special A^V mm. taMM Ribena bottle collar and a bottletop gold
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    Quintet: Harmony comes best without a boss
    252 6  - Quintet: Harmony comes best without a boss MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE, Wed. The New Sydney Woodwind Quintet have no need for a conductor. "Conductors are irrelevant. Music has extra beauty when it is not directed," they say. One of Australia's bestknown chamber ensembles, they arrived this evening from Kuala Lumpur
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    Common Bahasa Malaysia syllabus for all pupils next year
    292 6 Common Bahasa Malaysia syllabus for all pupils next year KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Malay and non-Malay pupils at primary and secondary levels will share a common Bahasa Malaysia syllabus from next year. Simultaneously, the new common Bahasa Malaysia syllabus lor primary schools will be implemented in full up to standard six,
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    Close work doesn't cause eye defects
    381 6 Close work doesn't cause eye defects 'No truth' in HK report, say electronic firms SINGAPORE, Wed. gLECTRONICS plants here disclaim any truth in a Hong Kong report that electronics workers suffer eyesight defects caused by the eyestrain required for intricate work. However, expert medical opinion is that vision may be
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    'Closing Time' gang strikes again
    88 6 'Closing Time' gang strikes again SINGAPORE, Wed. —The "Closing Time" gang struck again today but this time at a shop which closed at 5 p.m. A youth wielding a dagger stepped into Ocean Garments Ltd. in High Street as it was closing for the day. He threatened the cashier Miss
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    MSA assures an amicable settlement
    73 6 SINGAPORE. Wed— The MSA management today assured Its 3,000 workers at Singapore airport that it would bring about an amicable settlement of their grievances as soon as possible. It gave this assurance to the Singapore Air Transport- workers 1 Union which represents the workers, at
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    18 months for Toto man
    74 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A claims supervisor of Sports Toto was touay sentenced to 18 months' jail by the Sessions Court here on each of the three charges of criminal breach of trust, totalling 111.002. The sentences are to run concurrently. Lam Wing Choi alias Lam
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    ROAD TO BE CLOSED FOR ERECTION OF BRIDGE
    65 6 ROAD TO BE CLOSED FOR ERECTION OF BRIDGE SINGAPORE, Wed. An overhead pedestrian bridge will be erected across Kenpel Road near Cantonment Road on Friday at midnight. This is expected to take about two boon, dorinr which time part of Keppel Road from Can- en* Road to Nelson Road wiU
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    New beige uniform for public health inspectors
    184 8 New beige uniform for public health inspectors SINGAPORE, Wed. The Public Health Department's 600 inspectors, assistants and overseers used to be mistaken for busconductors or meterreaders. This won't happen again from today. For they have been given a new and "more presentable" set of light beige long-sleeved uniform with an
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    Party forms 3 more electoral committees
    67 8 Party forms 3 more electoral committees SINGAPORE, Wed. The Peoples Front today announced the formation of electoral preparatory committees for another three constituencies. rt had recently formed 14 similar committees for Ponggol. Upper Serangoon. Paya Lebar, Buklt Tlmah, Jurong, Paslr Pantang, Aljunled. Potong Paslr, Toa Payoh. Redhlll. Queenstown, Tlong Bahru,
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    IKEBANA NOT ONLY FOR THE RICH
    74 8 IKEBANA NOT ONLY FOR THE RICH SINGAPORE, Wed.— The art of flower arrangement is not a hobby exclusively for the rich, the wife of the Minister for Communications. Mrs. Tone Nynk Lin said today. Speaking at the opening of a local pottery and tkebana exhibition at the National Library, Mrs.
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    Warning to bosses who do not pay decent wages
    177 8 K. LUMPUR, Wed TNSCRUPULOUS bosses were today given notice that the Government will act If they do not pay decent wages to their workers. "If persuasion does not work, we may have to think of other means to make these employers
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    $1.3 mil claims may end up with nothing
    440 8  - $1.3 mil claims may end up with nothing T.F. HWANG Bleak outlook for creditor firms of rubber factory By SINGAPORE, Wednesday THIRTY-ONE firms with a combined undis A puted claim of $1,321,267 against Hun Heng Rubber Factory Ltd. of Singapore will probably end up getting nothing. "All hopes for repayment
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    Three-day job
    19 8 SINGAPORE Wed Keppel Shipyard recently repaired a damaged 25.000-ton Greek bulk carrier, the Neddy. In three days.
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    Round the world tours keep him up to date on geography
    264 9 IPOH, Wed. It is not just the travel bug that makes wellknown school books author Dr. G.E.D. Lewis go round the world every six months in a year. Geography Is his speciality and to keep abreast of developments he
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    Found hanged
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Chan Khocn. 64. was found hanged from a beam In the toilet of his Jalan Minyalc In Pearls Hill flat at 6.50 a.m. today.
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    SACK PROTEST BY 400 WORKERS
    84 9 SACK PROTEST BY 400 WORKERS BATU TIGA, Wed. Four hundred workers sprung a surprise protest Catherine outside the Motor Investment Berhad assembly plant here immediately after work today. They were protesting against the dismissal of 10 workers who they altered were victimised for their union activities. They also want the
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    YMCA dinner
    50 9 YMCA dinner Singapore Wed. The YMCA Young Adults' Oroup will hold Its New Year dinner and dance at the La Teirace Restaurant in Orchard Read on Dec. 31 at 7it p m The ciancf railed Seven Swans a-dlning to celebrate the stventh day of Christmas is only for YMCA members.
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    Pullout forces books to be given to c-centres
    146 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The many books left behind by the departing British forces will be distributed to commumiy centres and various institutions in Singapore. This was announced today by Mr. C.S. Ashbrook. chairman of the Rotary Club's world community service club which is
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    Naval officer who lost secret paper
    376 9 Naval officer who lost secret paper Reprimand, loss of seniority SINGAPORE, Wed. MALAYSIAN naval officer today lost three months seniority as a lieutenant and WM reprimanded for three offences involving a top secret document and a top secret machine. At a court martial at KD Malaya, the RMN base in
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      226 9 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSB T. A clrl en«a«ed with a round- Merely got up 3S (4. 1. 4). nLh'oit^ttS'Wii. M 10 WL man IH\ U>*n OUt OI tM HIM (4). \l ShuSter diturbed in SUIT. <»• (7) U. H.T, do pvt In SS (7). |*>» J«t In mj d*n«-f<* 4
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    Trial of Canadian is put off again
    151 10 Trial of Canadian is put off again SINGAPORE, Wed. The trial of a Canadian, alleged to have obtained $1,182 credit under false pretences from two hotels, was postponed again today. This time, the court put off the case after rejecting a prosecution application for a discharge not amounting to an
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    DAP: WHY CHINA TRADE MONOPOLY FOR PERN AS?
    90 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Why has Pernas been given the monopoly in the import of China-made goods and not the products of other countries? This will be one of the 39 questions which the DAP MP for Kampar. Mr. Fan Yew Teng, will
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    Talk on novels
    40 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Prof PI Shu Ming, chairman of the Nanyang University's Department nf Chinese Language and Literature, will give a talk in Mandarin on "Enjoying novels" at the National Library's meetIng room on Saturday at 3 p.m
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    Men too take part in this women's seminar
    382 10  - Men too take part in this women's seminar CHEW LEE CHING By SINGAPORE. Wed. A petticoat seminar opened today at the Singapore Conference Hall with a sprinkling of interested males among its participants. Contrary to expectation, this was exactly what the organisers of the international Council of Social Democratic Women
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    CHAP-JIKEE ENTRIES IN HER BRA
    128 10 CHAP-JI-KEE ENTRIES IN HER BRA SINGAPORE, Wed. Housewife Ho Wont. 49. who was found with chap-ji-kee entry papers tucked in her brassiere, was fined $500 today on an illegal lottery charge. Senior Inspector Koh Uan Bee, prosecuting, told the court that Ho was walking along the five-foot-way of Block 3
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    Malaysia urged to sell her timber direct
    124 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia must get rid of the "third country system" to boost her timber exports, Minister of Agriculture and Lands. Tan Sri Haji Ghazali Jawl. said today. Malaysia now exports her sawn timber to a third country for process and the
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    MATHS TEXT BOOKS TO GO METRIC IN 1975
    79 10 MATHS TEXT BOOKS TO GO METRIC IN 1975 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mathematics and science textbooks will "go metric" In 1975. ThLs Is because the present books, largely using existing Imperial and local systems of weights and measures, were approved last year by the Education Ministry for five years. However, when the
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    Burma reply not satisfactory, say fishermen
    175 10 Burma reply not satisfactory, say fishermen SINGAPORE, Wednesday rrHE Singapore Marine Products Workers' Union A today termed as "unsatisfactory" the reply given by the Burmese Embassy to its charges of maltreatment of seven of its members in Burma. The fishermen, Including one Malaysian, were arrested by the Burmese coast guard
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    Raja: Let our aim be a dual role for women
    341 10 Raja: Let our aim be a dual role for women SINGAPORE, Wed. A WOMAN as both worker and mother that is what society and the educational system should strive for, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. Ra jaratnam, said today. Speaking at the opening of the seminar on "The
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    Women PCs will soon handle most 999 calls
    179 10  - Women PCs will soon handle most 999 calls N.G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE. Wed Police Combined Opt rations Room at PeaiTs Hill which deals with all 99;< calls will soon bo n. matnly by women. There will only be lour n the Offlcer-in-Ch;M i' Officer Operations. D Officer and the Assist;
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    Youth denies he had a dagger
    80 10 Youth denies he had a dagger SINGAPORE, Wed. Teo Luan Hui. 17. unemployed, was today charged with having a dagger at 7 m.s. In Upper Thomson Road at 6.50 p.m. yesterday. Wee En? Jong. 16. Ong Chee Seng. 15. and Llm Khoon Heng. IS. xere charged with being In his
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Feelings are as important as our monthly pay
      194 11 Feelings are as important as our monthly pay NONE so bUnd as those who won't see and none so deaf as those who won't hear. Yes. it's true that we teachers are not that badly off. But then it is the frustration one feels that matters. The non-graduate teachers normal
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      86 11 IN my reply (S.T.. Nov. 17) to "Furious Parent" (S.T., Nov. 5) who alleged that my teachers had been forced to pay $20 each to replace lost Hhnry books, may I add that the teachers concerned as well as their parents have assured me in writing that they are not
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      When a minor offence caused a major outburst
      668 11 When a minor offence caused a major outburst case of the discourteous cop THE use of your "Letters to the Editor" column would be appreciated to try to achieve greater courtesy from tbe Police in their contact w&h the public and prevent also other members of the public from suffering
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      Sorry, but that monkey is so elusive...
      150 11 Sorry, but that monkey is so elusive. I REFER to the letter from "J.W.W." (S.T., Oct. 14) under the heading "Marauding monkey had his own way." Investigations have indicated tnat tne monkey was probably reieasea into the Peirce Reservoir by some unknown person. Your correspondent alleged that a "policeman" did
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      PLANS MADE FOR HOSPITAL LINK ROAD
      96 11 Govt replies WITH reference to the letter by Chew Hoo Tin (ST., Nov 18), there are plans to provide a link road from Lorong l. Toa Payoh to Thomson Road to be located Just south of the Thomson Road Hospital. However, work on this
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      82 11 I^OULD the correspondent v "Something Better" (ST.. Nov. 11) please contact the undersigned to give further details about the building referred to in his letter. With reference to the letter by S.K. Foo (ST.. Nov. 12) adjustments have been made to the new central TV antenna system In blocks 81.
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      93 11 I REFER to the letter by "Be Fair" (S.T.. Nov. 18) which appeared under the heading "Of high rents and expats who don't feel the pinch." Expatriates are also assessed to tax on the value of residence provided by their employers. Rental paid by taxpayers for private residence is not
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      123 11 I REFER to the letter by Chan Son Nam headlined "No one seems to know what it Is all about (ST., Oct. 29). Contrary to what was alleged in the letter that no one, not even the Ministry of Education, seems to know what Is required of candidates sitting for
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      152 11 WITH reference to the TT letter by Mrs. SO. Wee (ST., Nov. 17), I would like, first of all. to apologise for the delay and Inconvenience caused. On Nov. 12 at 5.15 a.m.. following a 999 call, a mobile patrol car from Joo Chlat police station was sent to Jalan
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      70 11 I REFER to the letter by "Punled" (S.T.. Nov. 11). Unfortunately. "Puzzled" did not provide us with sufficient personal particulars such as NRIC No. and Course of Study. We are thus unable to provide a direct answer. However, his friend is advised to call at Registration and Recruitment Centre. CMPB
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, November 25, 1971
    • Article
      ASEAN CROSSROADS
      445 12 The Association of Southeast Asian Nations reaches a crossroads at its meeting of Foreign Ministers which opens in Kuala Lumpur this morning. The purpose of the meeting is political, the consideration of a declaration for the peace and neutrality of Southeast Asia, a charter cf intent which it
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      A RAY OF HOPE
      268 12 There is little independent information from the Indo-Pakistani border where tension continues to run high. However, the run of events confirms that the Pakistani claim of massive attack by Indian divisions was an exaggeration. Pakistan has not yet appealed for intervention by the Security Council; it
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      THE FAMILY DOCTOR
      246 12 The vital role of the family doctor in society is underscored by the formation of a college of general practitioners in Singapore. The college, its founders point out, will follow broadly the pattern of similar or g a nisations in Britain and Australia. In both these countries
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      WHO GETS PRIORITY FOR MSA TICKETS?
      253 12 WHO GETS PRIORITY FOR MSA TICKETS? WHAT has gone wrong "with M.S.A.? It seems that they are only concerned with making profits and are not worried about the travelling public. My 12-year old daughter travelled from Singapore to Brunei for the school holidays on November 7, The Singapore travel agent
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      A $42 slip
      137 12 \IY 16-year-old daugr I- ter began work as a petrol pump hand this month. She is paid $50 a month. Yesterday afternoon the girl who shares the ihlft with her was absent. Under pressure of work my daughter gave a customer, a foreigner, change for $50 when
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      Slow service
      88 12 THE other day I went to the Chowrasta Market and Vehicle Ofilce to pay my water and electric bill. I noticed a queue reaching up the steps to the second floor of the Pulau Plnang Supermarket. I took my place behind the waiting crowd and after about half-an-hour
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    NEB's meter claim
    178 12 TH E house in which I ilv^d was one of 18 houses burnt duwn on July 28. Among the things damaged were the water meter and electricity meter which belonged to the PWD and NEB respectively. The PWD refunded the deposit paid by us but we are
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    Where are the 'great powers'?
    953 12  -  JAMES RESTON INDO-PAKISTANI CRISIS By THE world is now on the verge of another pointless human tragedy. India and Pakistan are slowly but surely sliding into a war that can only result in unutterable misery, and in this situation it will be interesting to watch
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    Self-reliant pose for Thailand
    951 12 -THAT'S WHAT RECENT 'COUP' IS ALL ABOUT By A Special Correspondent BANGKOK The so-called revolution here Is one week md. and as Its military leaders exDlain their disenchantment with democracy they are also saying something about tne inaaeauacy of American policies and Inspirations. They are saying
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      142 12 l^^l^^Jj^^ Thursdays Garuda takes off l\^f\y \J for Japan. With touchdowns A^^^J^^m m at Bangkok and Hong Kong. H_ J^jy If you're Tokyo bound on J B business, take your Indonesiantiz I g-. Honn Kong— the super supermarket l^y of Asia. She'll love the sights, the J sounds, the shops
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  • World News
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      Lock icon Huang warns of new world war
      474 13 China at UN Security Council UNITED NATIONS, Wed. pHINA, making its v debut as a permanent member of the Security Council yesterday, again lashed out at "one or two super powers" and their policies of "aggression, interference and subversion against other countries and people."
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      Lock icon Crisis in Peking due to Mao says Moscow
      218 13 HONG KONG, Wednesday. j^ADIO Moscow said today a current political crisis in China involved more than the personal relationship between Chairman Mao Tse-tung and his heir designate Defence Minister Marshal Lin Piao. It involved the whole bureaucratic system in China and Chairman
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      Lock icon SENATE FOILS BID TO CUT TROOPS IN EUROPE
      179 13 WASHINGTON. Wed. TT The Senate yesterday narrowly defeated a newattempt to force a 50.000--man reduction in U.S. troop strength in Western Europe. The Administration won Its victory to keep US forces at Its present level after President Nixon warped that the unilateral
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      Lock icon All on the cards
      41 13 BANGKOK. Wed.— Thai police have ai rested two men allegedly planning to smuggle heroin abroad In Christinas cards. Police said they seized about U*****,000 worth of heroin which was to have been sandwiched between the cards. AP.
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      Lock icon CJEERFIL MAO WELCOMES PHAM TO PEKING
      128 13 CJEERFIL MAO WELCOMES PHAM TO PEKING DEKING, Wed. Cotnmunist Party Chairman Mao ISrtinK (left), looking At and cheerful, welcoming North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong to Peking. Mr. Pham is leading a toplevel North Vietnamese delegation for talks with the Peking Government. The North Vietnamese delegation had its second round
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon CASTRO SEEKS TIES WITH THE CHURCH
      279 14 CASTRO SEEKS TIES WITH THE CHURCH SANTIAGO. Wed. Dr. Fidel Castro met the Roman Catholic CardinalArchhishop of Santiago yesterday and said Christianity and Marxism should 'work together to liberate all the people." "Christ caused bread and fish to multiply," the Cuban Premier told newsmen at archdiocese headquarters. "That is what
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      Lock icon Soviet gap in space know how
      263 14 Soviet gap in space know how DEFECTORS TELL OF PROBLEMS LONDON, Wednesday 'J'WO Soviet experts who defected to th West claimed yesterday that Soviet spac technology lagged far behind that of th United States and had produced much les scientific data. Their assertions were made in a cloak-and-dagger type Press
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      MARCOS ORDERS A PROMPT COURT MARTIAL
      159 14 MANILA. Wed.— President Marco; today ordered the court martial of soldiers involved in Monday's massacre of more than 40 Filipino Muslims. Survivors charged they were lined up on the road and shot. The incident sei off outbursts of protest from Muslim leaders in the
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      Lock icon Currency crisis: World trade war warning
      180 14 LONDON, Wednesday. (CHANCELLOR of the Exchequer Mr. Anthony Barber warned in Parliament today that if the international currency crisis was not settled soon there was danger of a world trade war. Mr. Barber was replying to a series of questions atout the currency crisis
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      Lock icon U.S. HOLDS THE KEY SAYS JAPAN
      89 14 U.S. HOLDS THE KEY SAYS JAPAN TOKYO, Wed. The U.S. now holds the key to an eauy settlement of the international monetary crisis. Japanese Finance Ministry officials said today. The officials said Japan had Indicated her readiness to make due contribution to multilateral parity adjustments by revaluing the yen substantially.
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      Lock icon Hot air ...
      32 14 Hot air HONG KON3. Wed. The Royal Observatory has recorded ed a -higher level for radioactivity In the atmosphere than usual lollowing China's latest nuclear test, a Government spokesman said today UPI.
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      Hiroshima log sold
      63 14 NEW YORK. Wed. The manuscript log kept by the co-pilot of the Knola Gay on the bomber's flight to drop its atomic bomb on Hiroshima in August. 1945. was sold at an auction yesterday for *****.000. The manuscript was sold by Capt. Robert A. Lewis, who wrote
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon China says 'no9 to joint bid for pact on Suez
      294 15 China says 'no 9 to joint bid for pact on Suez (JHINA has declined to take part with the U.S., Russia, Britain and France in efforts to promote a Suez settlement, informed sources said yesterday. French Ambassador Mr. 'zeTwno K^l Ui S°ln M °t r he i NE YORK I
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      US envoy pops in at Mao's party
      138 15 US envoy pops in at Mao's party NEW YORK, Wed. The Chinese delegation gave its first IN reception last night and 325 people showed up for the two- hour 1S53.000 affair, which Included a buffet meal. Not invited were the delegations of Japan, Australia and New Zealand, ill of which
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      SHAKE-UP AT THE TOP OF KREMLIN HIERARCHY
      146 15 JUOSCOW, Wed— The central committee of the Soviet Communist Party yesterday ended a two-day plenary session with a change in the top leadership. The change brings Mr. Mikhail Solomentsev, who recently took over as Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, the largest of
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      Lock icon Suharto's trip
      22 15 JAKARTA. Wed. President Suharto said today he planned to pay a state visit to Australia in February next year— Reuter.
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      Banker, wife held in gem racket probe
      108 15 /OIOMBO. Wed. The daughter of former Governor-General Sir Oliver Goonetilleke and her husband have been arrested in connection with an international fern smucciiuc and forgery racket, police said yesterday. They said Mrs. Cheila Satiiananthan and her husband. C. Sathananthan. head cashier of the
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      Lock icon £160 m public works plan for more jobs
      275 15 £160 m public works plan for more jobs LONDON Wednesday. THE Government announced a £160 million public works programme in a move to cut down soaring unemployment, and defeated an Opposition censure motion on the unemployment problem. Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Anthony Barber told the Commons on Tuesday that
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        BBC won't censor news from Ireland
        104 15 BBC won't censor news from Ireland LONDON, Wed. The BBC yesterday rejected political calls for censoring the news from Northern Ireland, but admitted it had banned interviews with members of the outlawed Irish Republican Army. In a letter to Home Secretary Mr. Reginald Maudling, Lord Hill, the BBC's chairman. said:
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        65 15 LONDON: A London dealer today paid £12.000 for 22 pages of an autographed manuscript by British author Charles Dickens at an auction here. The dealer. Quaritch. paid the sum for the first 22 pages of chapter 15 of "N i c ho las Nickleby They are the only portion of
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        50 15 ROME: A man armed with a machinesiun put to night nearly 1,000 people attending the funeral In Seminara yesterday of a farmer killed in a ambush. Police linked the death of Giuseppe Oaetano Giofire. killed by mactilnegun fire on Sunday while driving his car. to a feud between rival families.
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        38 15 MOSCOW: U.S. Secretary of Commerce Mr. Maurice Stans said after talks wl'h his Soviet counterpart here today that they were a-proachlng "a better understanding of the problems that come from doing business between coun'.rles that have different systems"
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        21 15 BRISSELS: Europe's Science Minister today signed drafted agreements to set up seven multi-na-tional research projects costing more *.han US$2O million- Agencies.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        36 16 S. Times $9.40 +.15 Ben $153 +.10 Y. H. Seng $1.93 +.08 O. V. E. $0.90 +.07 S. T. C. $0.79 +.06 E. N. i $4.14 +.06 M Tob. $5.05 +.05 Sg. Way $1.53 +.03
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        57 16 O. C. B. C. $7.20 -.25 B. Semb. Ord. $7.55 -.15 S. Traders $5.50 -.10 F and N $6.30 -.10 S. E. A. Corp $2.18 -.09 F. E. L'ston $2.29 -.09 U. E. $2 88 -.08 M. Bank $2 26 -.06 Dunlop $3.92 -.06 S. M. I. $1.67 -.05
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        Most active stocks
        23 16 S. T. C. 535.000 M. Bank 318.000 Gammon 271.000 F. E. L'^'^n 205,000 Total Turnover 3.22 M Delayed Percentage 32.09
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        INDICES
        40 16 No*. 23 Not. 24 Industrials: 203.21 202.37 I 1 1 hi ris 73.57 73.40 Properties: 132.88 132.97 Tins: 97.08 97.08 t S rubbers: 123.15 122.98 Dec. 30, 1964 100 1 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      Profit takers depress prices
      255 16 PRICES drifted lower in another round of selling on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Most declines were recorded either on profit-taking or stop-loss accounts as there was no evidence of heavy selling. Lower bids posted for the more established equities indicated a cautious
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      Asian dollar
      64 16 rESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 5 5/16 to 55 8 j 2 mths 6 9/16 to 6\'/e 3 mths 6 1/2 to 6 11/16'/, 6 mths 6 12 to 6 3 4',
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1022 16 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFID CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: All sections closed easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1360 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AC MA (3) 1.76. Alcan (1) 1.53. (2) 1.51, (2) 1.52 AUied Choc. (3)
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      76 16 fTHE MALAYSIAN Mm X ister of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1: Rabber 45 cento a Ib. Copra $432.00 a ton Palm Oil S7oo.ooa.ton Palm Kernel $322.25 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber
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      Company highlights
      495 16 SUNGEI BESI Mines in the six months ended September achieved an output of tin concentrates of 1,251 metric tons against 810 in the same period last year. The net average price received was £832 per metric ton of concentrates compared with £902 before. Pre-tax profits for the first
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      No income for Sungei Tukang
      187 16 No income for Sungei Tukang SUNOEI Tukang Rubber's chairman Claude Brown apologises In his annual report for late presentation of the accounts to shareholders. He states that the company's assets are entirely In shares of International Property Development (IPD) and as that company has not declared any dividend for the
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        Tin stays static
        174 16 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was unchanged at $625.25 per picul on an official offering down 52 tons to 258 tons. The local market was very steady with support mainly from the UK. The overnight London metal price was steady with forward buyers quoted at
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        33 16 London copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer £394.30 (£393.501. sellers £395.00 (£394.00): Three Months buyer £402.00 (£400.50) seller £402.50 (£401.50). Mariiet tens: Barely steady, ■alts: 2.275 tons.
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        31 16 In London on Tuesday palm oil prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk: sterling per long ton Dec. Jan. was unquoted (IK £102 sellers).
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        19 16 NOV. 24. RUBBER: 9300 cents (down 1.50 cents). TIN: 5625.25 (unch.). Official offering: 258 (down 52 tons).
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        106 16 pHINESE PRODUCE EXCMANCE, SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING Coconut Oil: bulk $45 sellers, drum $471 sellers. Ceprs: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose UK/ Cont. $27 B. P*op«r: Muntok AST A. white fob 100", NLW $2321 sellers. Sarawak white fob. 96", NLW $2221 sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96<~, NLW $147J sellers. Sarawak
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        Gold markets
        51 16 Spore (2) l«3.10 1*2.50 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers price In Singapore dollars per tael. to.». XMdon 4326 Ulrut 43.55 ionckong 45.25 SuMeh 43.208 43.388 "arta 43.41 I'por* (1) 44.80 t su 43.25 43.15 45. 3S 43.258 43.40S 43.35
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      329 16 rE rubber market yesterday continued to sag during the morning In rather quiet and thin conditions with some pressure coming to bear on current month which widened the discount fractionally. There was a fair range of covering Interest for top grade for Russia spreading to April/June. Otherwise
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      GOLDEN PROFITS
      363 16 GOLDEN Hope Plantations bucked the trend in most plantat io n companies over the past year. In its financial year ended May 1971 it achieved record profits with a 23 per cent increase at the pretax level and despite depressed rubber prices is expected to turn in satisfactory
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      Exchange rates
      169 16 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Ncv. 24 Local dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar US. Dollar Local dollars to 100 units of Foreign Currency Belgian
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        MELBOURNE
        246 16 MELBOURNE. Wed— Mining and industrial shares were mixed In moderately quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Today's closing middle prices In Australian dollars and cents with the differences on yesterday's close. p. Ampol MB Auit. Con. Ind 1.67 +.01' Ausilm 1.3SB A.N.I. (Auat. Nat I .d) .068
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        NEW YORK
        230 16 J^EW YORK, Tues The stock market recouped some earlier losses but still declined across a broad front as losing issues passed the 1.000 mark for the third consecutive day. All IS markets wiU be closed on Thursday, Nov. 25 Thanksfivinf Day. Today's closing prices In U.S. dollars followed
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        Indices
        81 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 74.13 Monday 74.30 Week ago 74 16 RUBBERS Tuesday 256 74 Monday 258.69 Week ago 248 61 OILS Tuesday 298 81 Monday 298 98 Week ago 301.80 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 427 9 Monday 4215 Week ago 414.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 797.97 Monday 803.15 Week
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        HONG KONG
        179 16 Today'! cloalnc middle prlcea in Hong Konc dollars and cents followed by the differences on yesterday's prices. Am«l. Rubber 3.371 B Bank of East Ail* 183.00 S Unch. China But 30.00 N Unch China Light 42. 73 sail +3.00 China Provident K3.00 City Hotela 30 24 Dairy Farm
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        Hong Kong rates
        39 16 On the fr.t MMfeMp mirktt In Home Kong yentcnlay the 0 d»IU' quoted at 5.82V7J for T.T. anil S XIS2S for MM, lUrltng «v quoird at 14 SO and tin (tio a quoted «t 31s I2J.
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    'Depressed' after retirement, headmistress jumps to her death
    321 17 'Depressed' after retirement, headmistress jumps to her death SINGAPORE. Wednesday OEVEN months after a government school teacher was convicted of molesting his girl pupils the headmistress of the school was asked by the Public Service Commission to retire "in the public interest." v Aft er per retirement in July this
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    Traffic fine
    31 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Taxidriver Teo Ah Chwee was todayfined $25 for stopping his taxi within 20 feet of a Junction of Rochcre Road and Victoria Street on Nov 11. 19C9.
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    PSA fitter is fined $50 for punching woman
    84 17 PSA fitter is fined $50 for punching woman SINGAPORE, Wed. A PSA fitter who was caught punching a woman neighbour by a police sergeant was fined $50 today. Tham See Hong, 31, admitted assaulting Gian Kaur. 33, soon after a brawl between her and his wife outside his Everltt Road
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    Perak team coming for talks on industry, tourism
    140 17 Perak team coming for talks on industry, tourism IPOH. Wed. The State Government Is planning to send a delegation of State Assemblymen and Government officers to Singapore early next year. Mentrl Besar Dato Hajl Kamaruddin said this here yesterday after the Singapore High Commissioner to Malaysia. Dr. Chiang Hal Ding
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    Farewell party
    33 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Wheellock Marden and Co.. (Malaysia) Ltd. will hold a farewell dinner for its chairman, Mr. JR. Lcwe. and Mrs. Lowe at the Ming Palace Restaurant, Clemenceau Avenue on Monday.
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    Now the girls do all the chasing
    265 17  -  TAN WANG JOO A 'FAMINE' OF ELIGIBLE MEN By CINGA PORE, Wed. Singapore is now a wooing world with a difference where girjs between the ages of 20 and 24 have to do all the chasing Mr. Tye Cho Yook, a demographer, pointed
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    Govt 'not spending enough' on work health measures
    237 17 Govt 'not spending enough' on work health measures SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government Is not paying enough attention to occupational health at present probably for fear of driving away foreign Investment, a university professor said today. "The Government does not seem to want to spend much money on occupational health measures
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    SEAMEO certs for educators
    62 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. The seventh certificate awarding ceremony of the South-east Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) Regional English Language Centre will be held at Hotel Equatorial on Saturday. Senior educators from Hong Kong. Indonesia. Khmer Republic. Laob, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam will receive their
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    CALL FOR TRAVEL CURBS ON DRUG PUSHERS
    82 17 CALL FOR TRAVEL CURBS ON DRUG PUSHERS SINGAPORE. Wed. The deputy director of Singapore's Central Narcotic Intelligence Bureau. Mr. John Hanam, now attending an inter national narcotic conference in Australia, has called for travel restrictions on drug pushers. He said that pushers who were convicted of narcotic offences should be
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    Film show
    34 17 SINOAPORE. Wed.. Minnesota (3M> Singapore Pte Ltd. will give a film show on Reflective licence plates for better and safer traffic control at the Automobile Association's Theatrette on Tuesday at 7.15 p.m.
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    REVAMP MONEY SYSTEM CALL BY SOVIET BANKER
    188 17 REVAMP MONEY SYSTEM CALL BY SOVIET BANKER SINGAPORE. Wed. Top Russian banker. Mr. N.V Nikitkin today called for the re-organisa-tion of the world monetary system to solve the currency crisis. Mr. Nikitkin, who had talks today with Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen on the dollar crisis, said: "There is
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    Engineering dept head
    47 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. The University of Singapore today said the head of its Electrical Engineering and Electronic Engineering Department is Prof. Jimmy W.Y. Chew. It was referring to a report In Jhe Straits Times last week in which another professor was described as department head.
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      774 17 On your TV and Radio 2.45 P.M. Programme Summary 7.11 Interns 3.00 P.M. Opening and General 7.00 Fury Present for Packey 2.47 Toto Results 7.59 Programme Summary Hospital 7.2S Science Report 3.1S Quiz Perpaduan 1.03 Men of Annapolis 3.21 Persembahan Ku Featuring 7.41 News (C) 3.51 The Road Runner Show
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      654 18 CONSIDER THE DESTINATION, ITS CLIMATE- THEN DECIDE ON YOUR WARDROBE THE independence of woman today is taking her all over the world discovering new and exciting places on holiday, of course. But how many of us can really organise or plan a trip without a hitch?
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      Suit yourself in stripes any way
      147 18 Suit yourself in stripes any way IF you're pint-sixe you can take them. If you're tall you can wear them. And if you're not so slim, you can still wear them. You can easily guess what I mean by taking a look at the pictures above. Stripes make the scene.
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      THE NO-POWDER LOOK FOR A HEALTHY GLOW
      326 18 fHINESE girls should never use a pink foundation or pale eyeshadows. A pink foundation will make the face look large and pale shadows fall to bring out the eyes. Instead they should choose a beige foundation which Is nearest their skin tone and
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      Inflation sparkle
      123 18 IS there anything that's been going up more than the cost of living the last several years? Diamonds have, according to Mr. Bernard J Hansan, president of Investment Diamonds, Inc. in New York. "The appreciation of diamonds in the last It years has exceeded by far the cost
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      98 18 Advertisement End Dry Skin When the harsh weather robs the complexion of moist oils quicker than the oil ducts of the skin can replace It, the dangers of wrinkle-dryness will result. Those of you with dry skins should take a little extra care at this time of the year by
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    THE SUPER SPIES
    1374 19  -  TIM LAOISLAS FARAGO DRAWING BY by When Philby SAVED lives of British agents THOUGH the i n f o r mation will surprise and indeed, shock many people, Britain owes a considerable debt to traitor Kirn Philby because of what he did for his country in the
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      212 19 mean/aY WINS 3 5w Tlln SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES YATCH CLUB 1971 POWER BOAT REGATTA on Saturday 20th November 1971 POWER BOAT RACE UNLIMITED Ist MERCURY 110 H.P. Driven By: MR. TEO BUCK HUAY |^M Boat: CHAY HAI V 8 £T^^^s 2nd MERCURY 125 H.P. IfcSBBBH Driven By: MR. JOPIE ONG
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      705 20 S SINGAPORE TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD Application* are invited for the following posts:--(A) PROMOTION OFFICER ii) Qualifications Experience Preference will be given to candidates possessing a recognised University degree or relevant professional qualification with a good knowledge of promotional work Hov-ver. candidates with a full Higher Schooi Certificate and at least
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      538 20 World-wide American container carrier requires a SALES MANAGER for thtir Singapore Operation* and Salts Off km. This it an Mtrtmtry rMpomibte and challenging position, witael* only for Mnior •xacutivw holding top iota and dMphr connected with all Mpacts of the dipping butinew for a minimum period of teven to ten
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      806 20 NATIONAL SPORTS PROMOTION BOARD Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the following appointments: (I) ACCOUNTANT Qualifications: Degree or Professional Diploma In Accountancy. Duties: To take charge of the Board's Management accounting, control and budgeting procedure and all aspects of financial work. Consolidated Salary Scale: S9OO-50A-1000 1050-50A-1400 1450--50A-1850. (b) FIELD
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      583 20 USKUfIBPUSTICS WOUSTBIf S Bf RHAO ASSOCIAf EO PUSTB I ASSOCIATED PLASTICS INDUSTRIES BERHAD j The Group has a vacancy for the position of CHIEF ACCOUNTANT SThe Job: He Is directly responsible to the Managing Director on the Group's C Accounting and Financial functions. 5 i The Man: A qualified Accountant
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      1288 21 ti LiytUtOl AHO OTHER U K./CONTINENTAL P4 r; ■HUM "^ii J? nm'ttTi Nl iiTRKUS Le.ioes. Glasgow Bm 1 Bet 1 Bm 1/ 4 l1».^:E::::SJ SJ •"I" 11 r.CANIUS Belfast. Dublin. Ltverpoul Bm M Bm M Dec M/ 1 Jm I C'CIOPS Liverpool Bac 22 Dec 24 UION leiioes, Glasgow IM
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      1049 21 EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Klang Peranr Smgapori LOABIHS FOR: PASADENA BM 1/ 4 Hi I/I Niv 21 2 C'blanca. H'burg 'B'men, R'dtm' A'dant, A'werp, C'burg, Oslo, AarhL-s, Ma'mo, C'kagen. TARN BM IS/11 Die 17/11 H'burg/B'mtn, R'dam/A'dam. A'wtrp, G'btirg, C'htftn, SOHSKHU JM 2/ 4 Jm 1/ I Dec 21 1
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      889 21 EXPRESS SEBVtCE TO IQWDON, LIVERPOOL I CONTIHENTAI POBTS BENLOMOND BENDORAN Sirtgapore Pt. S'ha<n Penang For Hamburg Jm 7 Dec 5/ 7 London Jm 11 Sinppore P. Sham Penang lENMNOR Hnre, G'mouth, Antwerp... Bat 4/ 7 BM 18/11 BK 14/15 BENCLOE Hamburg. London BK 11/11 ■EHIINNES L'pool, R'dam, B'men, H'burg Bk
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      1207 21 f OITNIQHTIY DPRESS SERVICE OIRECT FIOM EAST COAST U.S.A. N. Orleans Bait/Phil. N. York Penang P Sham Spore D).<arta Kingston CTOTO Nn 10 Dec 21 DM 21 JM 4 Mar 11 LAOMEOON DX 17 Dk M Dk 71 Jaa M JM 21 Jaa 11 Fet 4 Apr I A'l CMtrects
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      1156 22 Mr^r— KAWASAKI KISEN KAJSHA LTD. KAWASAKI KJNKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong Sandakan ETA Sport ETA P. Klang Sligtkawi Mwi 11 Nl« G. a/TMig»t SliMi Mara" 12 Hi. 21 Nn 27 Nn "Slihi M»r»" 1( Nt» 21 Nt» 21 Net •IktsbM Mm" IS Nn
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      875 22 FOR NtW ZEALAND Penang P. S'nam Singapore L«*»ibj lan TANDA 21/21 BM D'din, lytl. Napier, Auckland. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Singapore P. S'rum Penanf iMliaj far: BAJULA 1/ B BM BBM IB BM Nagapattmam. Madm. IAIULAf VI 2JM S ill 4Jm Nappittinam, Madras. DAJULAt 28/2 B Jaa 27 Jai Jl Jm Nagapattmam,
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      872 22 11,, NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) tt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R DAM, HAVRE Singapori P. 7-am Pining Arrives: NEPTUNE ZIRCON 11/11 DX 7/ BDm 1/ B Bit London 31/1 Hamburg 6
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      751 22 f£m SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. 3OE Jin. Ampang. Kuala Lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERV'CE Singapore P. Sham Penang trrhit: lUNCA RAYA Ga>. 15 27/N Nn 1/1 Oee Havre 27 12 London 3CU R'dam 5 1 A'wirp «,l H'burg 10/1 Bremen 13/1 lUNCA TANJONC 19/22 Dec
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      682 23 fHC PORT OF SINCAPORI AUTHO- IN: BaltO Bn nm» H/» -OR NOV. OUT: Tuure B 2 OUT: rardlgamclrt 1/2. Ampal 3/4, port 0 F KLANO. Ak niannia 42/43. Ravi 45 and BiUfc- Drc# Wattr Pamt: Swift Drmnon M»™ and Burnt Krrunga. IN: CHuun 1/2. Bhun Hing 3/4. Dim T«Uy T«p,
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      866 23 TSB. "STATE OF MADRAS" VOY: 238 SAILING ON: 25-11-71 AT 2.N P.M. EMBARKATION TIME: Saloon Ckass Piuatnfers 11.30 a.m. Bunk A Deck Class Passenger* S.UO a.m. All passengers travelling by the above vessel are hereby notified ihit they should forward their heavy and excess baggage for Inspection and load 1
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      218 23 LIQUIDATOR. GOLDEN PALACE PTE. LTD. (IN LIQUIDATION) AUCTION SALE OP Valuable Singapore Property To be held In our saleroom No. 14 Robinson Road on THURSDAY 9TH DECEMBER 1971 AT 230 P.M "The Oolden Palace" Holiday Resort Complex comprising Reslaurauts. Reception Hall. Meeting Room, Chalets, Pavilion, and Boating Lake, situate at
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      728 23 iiiiiiiikjiiiMiiiiiiiijiiiMiiiMiikwrii iiiiiiiiiii iikjiiiniiiiniLjiiiiuillillLJllllll^ i CONGRATULATIONS I M/s. N.C. Senan Sons extend their hearty congratulations on the occasion of trie marriage of Miss Kirn daughter of Mr. Mrs. Koh Bock Thye to Mr. You Thiam son of Mr. Mrs. Sng Teck Lye on 25.11.71. iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiimicjiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiitjiiiiimiiiitiiiiiiiin ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BrUtow Helicopter Group and Bristow
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      555 23 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE Tender for the supply, delivery mnd installation of 23« kilovolt oil-filled power cables, auxiliary cables and accessories (Clotinf date: 21st February 1972 at 2.15 p.m.) 1. Manufacturers interested In tendering for the above Item are Invited to submit their applications in writing to the Chlet Electrical
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      307 23 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185, 1970 ED.) AND IN THE MATTER OF ITALIAN TRADING COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Italian Trading Company Private Limited, duly convened and held at the Registered Office of the Company, 8E
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    87 24 HOUKWIVIt, STUDENTS, WORKING CIRLS all ages, all nationalities. Beautify for Christmas witb a Special Discount crash cost. Expert training Mornlnx. evening sessions Joan Booty Charm School. Tel: 2i265 36OS87 8 pore LOUIII KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Singapura for your latest hairstyles, expert perming and gorgeous tinting. Very moderate prices
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    Acknowledgements
    55 24 TNI family OF the late Mr V.o Chwee Bonit thank the Director! and Staff of Pacific Union Co.. (Pte.l. relatives and friend* for their attendance, condolence*, and assistance in their recent bereavement. FAMILY OF LATE Mr. Augustine Anthony thanks relatives and frlendi for their attendance, assistance, condolences, donations and
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    22 24 II MANIAM of 68 Cantonment Road, passed away peacefully 24.11.71. Cortege leaves G.H. Mortuary 10.30 a.m. 25.11.71, to Cbua Chu Kang.
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    In Memoriam
    18 24 M.S. DHOSS BMSSS away 23-11 IMi For ever remembered with love snd longing Victoria A Children.
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    17 24 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Thanksgiving service tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. No. 8. orange Grove Road Spore.
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      730 24 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCIMINT/PtHSOHAt .my *o w.rd. PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 mmmm <•* MBSflll .nly 50 cent, a werd nPTIII < Mslsytis enly: Sl.OO s wsrd. Minimum t7 iO for IS vordi "UH UtIAILO. Minimum tiO- )or 20 vordt |BsBSBS«S MM) Mjlayna 075 cents »ord Slngapere snd Malaysia: SI. SO a
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      797 24 WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Men/ women for general cleaning services. Interested parties see Miss Josephine for a personal Interview today at 12.00 noon at 2. Liv Slglap. Spore 16 or call *****3 for an appointment WANTED FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS able to keep Accounts to t..al balance stage. Knowledge of I Chinese. typewriting
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      718 24 COOKBOV 0" COOK AMAH for American unily. Must speak English, live in and must have knowledge of local and Western food. Tel: C ***** B'pore. RETIRED OR Thinking of Retiring? We have good paying part /full time Jobs with very good income. For inquiries and Interviews call ***** between 10
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      864 24 REOUIREO VOUNO CHINESE COOK amah with good English to live In. Please Tel: *****5 Spore. LEADING INSURANCE COMPANY requires CLERK/TYPIST with minimum Grade II Senior Cambridge and typing 40 w.p.m. and 2/3 years' working experience. APPLY BOX ASSSS S.T. BABY AMAH. Uve-ln. $120 per month. Start Immediately. Ring *****8. Situations
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      989 24 DIST. 11 PANORAMIC VIEW quiet and centrally located. furnished luxury apartments, detached and semidetached bungalow. Ring Low B'pore *****9/*****. DIST. S ST. THOMAS WALK furnished alrcond. room with fridge and bathroom attached. Bachelor/ spinster preferred. No cooking. Tel: Spore *****6. PLATS/TERRACE HOUSES bungalows available Immediately In all districts Short/long terms
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      992 24 Houses and land for sale IE MB A WANG: 13 M.S. Very spacious semi-detached bungalow on 3.600 sq. ft. Mosaic flooring throughout. Price: $50,000/-. Far East Mansion: Furnished 3 bedroom flat on 10th floor at $40,000/- without vacant possession. Rented out at $480/- p.m. David Phoa 4k Sons. Valuers Estate
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      945 24 Shops to lot SUPREME HOUSE shops available Cnotact Supreme Holdings LJmlted. 9th Floor. Supreme Bouse. Penang Road. Spore 9. Tel: *****6. Factory apaoo waned 1,500 3,000 SO FT. required. Must be adaptable to combination of light industry/office. Preference given to shop-house or premises with living quarters attached. Tel: Miss Lee
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      918 24 For hlvo USEO REFRIGERATORS various brands for sale rental from $10'upwards pm Contact Malaysia Union Refrigeration And Air conditioning Company 23 23. Salbon Street. Tel: B'pore 3720H9/*****1. WASHING MACHINES, FREE7ERS and T.V. for hire. Also available new and used for sale. B'pore *****0. FURNITURE FOR HIRE at 81n Ree Seng,
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      322 25 HONG KONG, Wed. FAR Eastern ten-pin bowlers are expected to be a major force in the seventh World Cup finals which open here tomorrow. Champions from 36 countries are competing in the four-day event at Hong Kong's Fourseas bowling centre. A surprise late withdrawal
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      142 25 1 8 non-whites in SA golf tourney JOHANNESBURG. Wed. South Africa's first multiracial sports event the South African PGA golf championship opens here today with a field of 96 competitors from eight countries. Lv Liang Huan of Taiwan and Negro Lee Elder of the United States are among 18 non-whites
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      HILL DROPS LAW SUIT
      107 25 \JEW YORK, Wed. The U.S. Profestrfooal Golfers 1 Association x> and golfer Dare Bill yesterday announced a peace settlement foirowln* a dispute earlier this year involving a three-million t'S dollar court suit. The row beajan when Hill was placed on probation and fined I'SSSOO in Mar
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      203 25 We'll be out to win, says Chappell A DELAIDE, Wed. A Australia will be playing to win the unofficial Test series against the Rest of the World XI, captain lan Chappell said here last night. Commenting on a statement made some weeks ago by the Rest's skipper Gary Sobers that
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      232 26  - NSPB plan education awards for badminton stars PERCY SENEVIRATNE By OPORTS will be equated with bread and butter under an ambitious sports scholarships scheme at present being worked out by the National Sports Promotion Board. The Board is now knocking into shape a scheme which will provide scholarships for education.
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      55 26 BUCHAREST. Wed. Rumania qualiiird lor the quarter fmul.x Of the European soccer champioruship when they beat Wales 2-0 in the final Group One match here today. The win gave Rumania nine points imiii their six games the sime as Czechoslovakia. But the Rumanians qualified because they had
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      More meat and less chilly for trainees
      194 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The food problem at the Seap Games training camp at Batu Garrison was today solved with the visit of Selangor Mentri Besar Dato Harun Haji Idris to the camp. Dato Harun, F.A. of Malaysia < ii lists Federation president, spoke
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      GERMANS PLAN GREAT SHOW AT MUNICH
      181 26  - GERMANS PLAN GREAT SHOW AT MUNICH ERNEST FRIDA By rE Munich Olympics next year will be the greatest show on earth accprding to Mr. Horst Wein, an official of the Games organising committee. Mr. Wein. who is here attending the Asian Broadcasting Union seminar said: "The competitors and officials attending
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      Lock icon Taiwan lead in bridge tournament
      105 26 Taiwan lead in bridge tournament TV/TELBOURNE, Wed. ReiVA suits In the Far East bridge championships being played here Open Round S: New Zealand 4.22 bt Thailand 3.78, Japan 800 bt South Vietnam nil, Indonesia 8.00 bt Korea nil. Australia 5.16 bt Hong Kong 2 84. Taiwan B.oc bt Philippines nil.
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      'Malcolm Cup'
      26 26 Defending champions Motor Investment Berhad will clash with Boi neo-Wheelock in their annual soccer match for the "Malcolm Cup" at SRC padang on Friday
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      Malaysia name table tennis 8
      72 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malaysian Table Tennis Association have named eight of the nine players who competed In the recent Afro-Asian tournament at Peking lor the Seap Games here on Dec. 11-18. The men's team will comprise Soon Poh Wah, Yong Ng Loong. Pecng Tak
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      167 26 ONDON, Wed Stoke City last night ensured first Division monopoly of the semi-finals of the English Football League Cup when they beat Third Division Brlrtol Rovers 4-2 in the fifth round. Stoke remain as the only obstacle to the first all-London final since the competition began
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      Injury keeps Kin Meng out of team
      230 26  - Injury keeps Kin Meng out of team ALBERT JOHNSON By WATER-POLO player Boon Kin Meng will not be in the team to the SEAP Games in Kuala Lumpur next month. i Chief coach Tan Eng Bock said yesterday that Kin Meng has been placed on the Injured list and will
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      173 26 T ONDON. Wed. Promoter Jack Solomons yesterday asked the World Boxing Association to stop the Jan. 15 heavyweight title fight between champion Joe Frazier and Terry Daniels of Texas in New Orleans. The London promoter claims Daniels is under contract to fight
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      Guthrie a step nearer title
      412 26  - Guthrie a step nearer title JOE DORAI By EAGUE leaders Guthrie Waugh consolidated their chances of winning the league title for the first time when they whipped a 10-man Alexandra Sports Club team 11-1 in a FAS League Oiv 1 match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Guthrie, who are
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      S'pore open Malaysia Cup campaign on Jan 30
      401 26 S'pore open Malaysia Cup campaign on Jan 30 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Singapore open their Malaysia Cud campaign with a matcn against Johore at Jaian Besar Sia aium on Jan. 30. Singapore are bracketed in tne south zone witn Johore. Maiacca ana Negn Sembnan. Holders Selangor will this time be piaving
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      Title defence
      37 26 BUENOS AIRES. Wed. Boxing promoter Juan Carlos Lectoure announced yesterday that the middleweight champion of the world, Argentina's Carlos Monzon. will defend his title in February or March against Denny Moyer or the United States.
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      STTA will pull out reserve
      281 26  -  PETER SIOW By THE Singapore Table Tennis Association will exclude one of the five men players named for the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur next month in compliance with the Olympic Council of Malaysia's recent ruling disallowing reserves. The five names submitted by the STTA
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      Newcomer Honey Bowl can do well first up
      707 27  -  EPSOM JEEP By I OP-CLASS newcomer Honey Bowl stepped out in fine style in a trial with stablemates Midsun and Corruption at Bukit Timah yesterday. They galloped from the 4f running the last 3f in 36 3/5 sec on good going. Honey
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      31 27 TEN horses to follow at Bukit Timah: Second Phase, President's Adviser, Game Prince, Happy Valley 11, Movie House V, Rendezvous, Monitor 111, Apple Twist, Film Star, Kekaseh Ku.
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      Patterson wins in six
      54 27 PORTLAND (Oregon). Wed Fcrmer world champion Floyd Patterson knecked out Charlie Emperor' Harris in the sixth rcund heie last night as he continued his campaign for a third world heavyweight title bout. It was the sixth straight victory for Patterson this year and the 39th knockout
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      25 27 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed. California bantamweight champion Rogelio Lara scored a se-cond-round knockout last night ever Rudy Villagonza in a 12--round ncn-title bout.
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      111 27 Electronic timing equipment for Seap Games has arrived in KL PDUR lorry-loads of electronic tlm. In? equipment for next month's Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur have been delivered to Merdeka Stadium, where the athletics events will be held. The equipment la provided free of charge by Seiko, the Japanese watchmakers,
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      257 27 /~"ONCERN over moves by the Internaticnal Olympic Council to prune the number of swimming events at futuie Olympic Games was expressed by Lr Chan Ah Kow. vice-president cf the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association, yesterday. A Reuter repcrt from Sydney, quoting Syd Grange, secretaiy of the
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      496 27 TOKYO, Wed. JAPAN began 1971 with five world boxing champions and will end the year with three alter an unprecedented 13 title fights. All are records since the Japan Boxing Commission was set up in 1952. There were so many bouts that promoters had to
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    23 28 THAMOTMARAN CHILLIAH, ft*. pajsed away peacefully 24-11-71. Corttce Itavet 171-D. Block 23. Balam Road, at 3 p m. for cremation at Bidadan.
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    62 28 MANILA, Wed. Four armed men today walked into a psychiatric ward of a hospital here, overpowered a police guard and escaped with a Congressman's son facing a murder charge. Police said 26-year-old Rafael Aquino Jr., son of Mr. Rsfeal Aquino Sr. of the Philippines House of Representatives,
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    72 28 MOSCOW. Wed. Premier Alexel Kosygin today pledged the Soviet Union to surpass In four years the current economic might of America, a nation he described as the sick man of the capitalist world. "The Industrial and agricultural output of the Soviet Union •..ill exceed the present
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    32 28 CAIRO. Wed. China has "utterly rejected" continuous efforts by Israel to establish contact with her, "because Israel is but an aggressive and expansionist base." it was reported here today. AP.
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    116 28 GUARDSMAN AT SENTRY POST HIT BY SNIPER BELFAST, Wed. A sniper today shot and wounded a British soldier standing guard at a sandbagged sentry post at Cupar Street in the Roman Catholic falls area here, the army said. An army spokesman said fellow soldiers Immediately began a search for the
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    40 28 WASHINGTON, Wed. Dr. Paul McCracken. chairman of President Nixon's council of economic advisers, has resigned with effect from Jan. 1. He will be succeeded by Dr. Herbert Stein, a council member, the White House announced today. Reuter.
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    378 28 T ondon. Wed. The stock markets today moved Irregularly tor most of the day following Initial Armnrss on the Hho.lt~.ian settlement agreement. Lack o' investment support made for an easier Mas. Dealers said that selling was rather limited while Investors awaited details cl the Rhodeslan agreement. At 3
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    121 28  -  NELLIE HAR By Singapore, Wed LOCAL comedian Wong Sa was literally swept off bis feet by Hone Kong's popular Funny Girl, Lydia Sim, yesterday. It was an unexpected cesture at the airport. Lydia arrived tonight with three other top Hong Kong comedians
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    98 28 Walk-off by 12,000 dock workers LONDON, Wed. More than 12.000 Liverpool and London dock workers walked off the Job today, many of them in support of mass protest against spiralling unemployment. Their move snarled cargo and Christmas postal traffic in both cities. Docker- joined thousands of workers from all over
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