The Straits Times, 29 December 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,00ffz?PE The Straits Times Mi. 1845 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1970 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No 1501 JTST Niitjiiiial iewspaper
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    Interpol joins the hunt
    867 1  - Interpol joins the hunt N.G. KUTTY Police find another two guns in raid By Singapore, Monday INTERPOL has joined the Singapore police in the hunt for the gang responsible for October's $946,000 bank grab as CID raids in connection with the case entered its fourth day today. The international police
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    Lock icon Indira may not attend the big conference
    158 1 Indira may not attend the big conference NEW DELHI, Mon. Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi may not attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government conference in Singapore next month because of election pressure, her spokesman said today. Her original plan, not publicly announced, to attend the conference has not been
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    Lock icon Hunt for guard
    40 1 LONDON. Mon. Hollce beRan a nation-wide hunt today for a young Scots Guards trooper who could furnish a clue to the "Little R«d Riding Hcod Christmas Evf murder of a 15-year-old school girl. UPI. (*ee P«f« ID.
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    Lock icon ISRAEL AGREES TO RETURN TO TALKS
    78 1 ISRAEL AGREES TO RETURN TO TALKS It i;i s\i i m Mon. 1sJ rael today decided to return to the Middle East peace talks under I'nited Nations Envoy Gunnar Jarring, usually well informed sources said here. They -.1 ■<! the cabinet reached the decision unanimously. Israel withdrew from the talks
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    False bank alarm
    57 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police radio cars tonight raced to the United Overseas Bank in Cecil Street when the bank's antiburglar alarm rang. But the alarm which could be heard as far off as the CID offices in Robinson Road at 10.15 p.m. turned out to be false. It
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    Six Basque extremists sentenced to death
    81 1 BIRGOS (Spain). Mon A military court today handed down death sentences for six persons in the Burgos trial of 16 Basque extremists. The sentences will now go to General Francisco Franco to be commuted or confirmed. Three of the six were sentenced to death
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    Seven die in boat tragedy
    303 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday J7IGHT people died and three are missing in the monsoon which is now hitting KelanI tan, Perak, Trengganu and Pahang. Seven of the dead are among the 10 occupants of a motorboat which was overturned by strong winds and a current in
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    INFLATION WARNING TO BRITAIN
    66 1 INFLATION WARNING TO BRITAIN PHIS. Mon. Britain may need a new wage and price freeze unless progress is made soon in combating inflation, according to a survey published here today. The report, issued by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). said all industrial nations were faced wi*h inflation,
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    CPF rates increased to 1Op.c.
    397 1 CINGAPORE, Mon. Central J Provident Fund rates will be increased by another two per cent to 10 per cent from Friday. The new rates payable by both employers and employees will also cover ex-gratia payments, which are excluded for CPF purposes at the moment. The
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    3 a.m ROUNDUP
    42 1 REDS BACK INDIRA NEW DELHI. Mon. The pro-Mo»ro* ommnnist P"t' of India (t'PI) todar announced its support of I i Mrs. Indira (.andhi and her ongrev. Party in ib elections called for nr\t March. IPI. (See Bark Page I
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    ARMED MEN ROB CYCLIST
    38 1 ARMED MEN ROB CYCLIST MM.AI'OKI.. I iir- —Six men armed with knives robbed a cyclist of $20 and a watch In Loronc <.r>lant. at 1.45 this morning. They escaped In a waiting car. which beaded for Garlane Road.
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      10 1 II CROCKETT JONES NORTHAMPTON ENGLAND MAKE THE shoes /rffym Vy
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    Lock icon Inquiry was not fair, says Singapore doctor
    423 2 Inquiry was not fair, says Singapore doctor HONG KONG. Monday A SINGAPORE doctor living in Hong Kong today publicly criticised an official report issued after a lengthy inquiry into his allegations that he was racially insulted and threatened by Europeans. Dr. Martin Lam YuanUou. who came to the colony last
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    Don urges youth to attack ways of the old
    189 2 Don urges youth to attack ways of the old KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Youth should be encouraged to attack the older generation's way of thinking and living, a lecturer in the University of Malaya. Dr. K. K. Nalr said today. They should be encouraged to discover their own identities, develop their
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    Misadventure
    43 2 BINC.APORF. Mon HoMMtwlfe Mm Gwat Eng, 27. todaj told a roroner thut her nlne-month-old daughter. Slew mm, fell and landed on her head when she tried to hug a doll while standing mi a chair. She died 11 dny* later Verdict: Misadventure.
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      32 2 Bugs Bunny by Ralph Heimdal /LCSTAKC AA AS YOU WISH, I I SURE IS TOU6H BREAK, I DEAR FRIEND I BLOWIN' THIS TUBA I SYLVESTER... AND T'DAV.' ...Gfiff... Jr V^MBEATI^iCOCLEA6UE.'J WH^fi/^.' j
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    Top architect meets PM Lee
    284 3 SINGAPORE, Mon WORLD renowned Japanese architect Professor Kenzo Tange met Mr. Lee Kuan Yew today for a briefing on Singapore's development project. They spent about half an hour at the Istana poring over maps and plans for the Republic's land reclamation and national sports complex.
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    FOUR ARE CHARGED WITH EVADING $80,000 DUTY
    185 3 FOUR ARE CHARGED WITH EVADING $80,000 DUTY nONTIAN, Wli A Malay I BUM resident in Singapore and iiiree Indonesian sailors were cnarged in me sessions court UsN today witn conveying goods on which VSO.uuu uuty WU not paid. The men, who pleaded not guilty to committing the offence on a
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    PC catches snatch thief after chase
    74 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Labourer Tan Yong Quee. 18. snatched a purse containing $52 from housewife Cheong Moy. and then threw it away when a policeman chased him. But the policeman, alerted by the housewife's cries for help. caught him after a chase at a back
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    Cultural show
    32 3 SINGAPORE Mon Women members of the Tamil Festival Celebration organising committee will hold a cultural show of songs and dances at the National Theatre on Jan. 14 at 7 p.m
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    Man jailed for Sweep theft
    39 3 SINGAPORE Mon Wee Hwee Bens. 2t,. was Jailed for six months today for stealing two Singapore Sweep tickets from a magazine stall at Upper Serangoon Road yesterday. He had a previous conviction for theft.
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    Schools can have gym clubs of their own choice
    282 3 Schools can have gym clubs of their own choice SINGAPORE. Monday CECONDARY schools will be given considerable freedom to choose the type of gymnastic clubs they want and how to go about organising them. The Ministry ol Education will consult principals •uid games masters soon after schools re-open on The
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    Contests good way to keep up martial arts skill
    107 3 Contests good way to keep up martial arts skill SINGAPORE, Mon Tournaments are a good way to maintain efficiency in martial arts. Dr. Owee Ah Leng. president of the Chinese \AiCa. -said last night. He opening a tae-kwon- do contest oinnnistd by the Clu- neae VMCA for 36 finalists In
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    Reserve blood stocks above average
    98 3 Reserve blood stocks above average SINGAPORE, toon.— Total reserve blood stocks in the blood bank have risen to an above average level from 675 units last week to 900 units this morning. There were 751 donations received compared to 517 bluod transitions given. The Blood Transfusion Service Mobile Unit will
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    Union for lab personnel
    42 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A 10--man pro-tern committee under senior laboratory assistant Liew Meow Koon. 22. has been formed to look into the formation of an association for laboratory personnel. The committee will draft the constitution and apply for registration.
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    Singapore's new $51 m reservoir to be built at Kranji
    214 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. 1 SINGAPORE'S new $51 million reservoir to be built with assistance from f the Asian Development I Bank is ;o be at Kranji, and not Chanpi It will add 3.300 million j gallons to the capacity of I
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    Indon trader in opium den
    57 3 SINOAPORF Mon Indonesian businessman Kwek Gong Kwee. 48. who today admitted beinr In an opium den. also said hf \va<- an llles»l lmmlerant Kwek was fined $25 for belnu lr an opium den In Bumbnwa Road yesterday and «a> ailed f«>r a month (or enteuiiK
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    Open verdict
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Mon A coro- I Pfr today *»o<Hd«l an open verdict on 75-year-old chirken rIM seller. Ngoh Ah Henjt. who «as found dead at the fool of a j block of flau In Manila Street i on DM. It.
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    Australian team in KL for talks minus baggage
    153 3 Australian team in KL for talks minus baggage KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tne Australian delegailon came to the International Federation of I rip Teachers Unions Convention today in sticky discomfort. The 20 delegates arrived last night. But their baggage remained in Jakarta where they changed planes. "Some bright boy forgot to
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    Tenth floor death fall
    46 3 SINGAPOHE. Mon Ling i Klhii KniK. 20. fell to his death Irom the 10th floor of block of flu's In Circuit Road early i this afternoon. I.nr; ot UirmiK G. Telok Kurau, wu found dviim at the I foot of Block 8V
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      271 3 "My daughter itudied your court* in her May holiday*, and on returning to school, noticed AN IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT in her work. Her endof-year exams mowed fantastic results. She was FIRST in her class of 33. At the Bewanted to give up FRENCH this it now one of her best subjects,
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    Holiday flats ready in June
    356 4 Holiday flats ready in June SINGAPORE, Monday THK 2M) holiday flats now being built by the People's Association Tor the public at I'asir His will be ready by the middle of iirxt year. This was disclosed by Education Minister Mr. Lim Kirn Sun in a report on the association's activities
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    REGISTRATION FOR PREUNIVERSITY CLASSES
    85 4 REGISTRATION FOR PREUNIVERSITY CLASSES SINGAPORE Mon— Re«istration of applicants for provisional admission to next > ear's Pre-univer-sitv On. and Commercial HSC classes in the KiiKli*h stream which began today, will dose on Wednesday. <io\crnment and (iovrrn-nu-nt .mini school student who wish to apply for such classes should call at thr
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    Trade fair
    20 4 SINGAPORE. Mon A monthlong "Carnival Trade Fair '71" «il! begin at the Cireai World Amusement Park on Thursday.
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    1,000 Australian tourists due
    25 4 SINOAPORF Mdfl. Morp than I ono Australian tourtittK will arriv* on board the jß.nontnn P and O liner Himalaya on Wwln^dav.
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    4,000 Bahasa Malaysia, civics classes by 1971
    129 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday CKSUR thousand civics and Bahasa Malaysia classes are to be opened by the National Goodwill Council in 1971. The deputy chairman <>( the council. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. disclosed this today in an interview with the council's publication. Balai Muhibbah.
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    Tipped for top Treasury job
    43 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— Raja Tan Sri Mohar bin Raja Badin7«nnn Ii «tron(rly tipped to kucr^*d T«n Brl Mohamed Bhartf bin Abu Abdul Aamad ax the Treasur>-'« «#cmary-f rntril whra the latter (oes on Imiv« before retirement on Saturday.
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    MORE DETERMINED SISTERS NEEDED: MADAM CHAN
    219 4 MORE DETERMINED SISTERS NEEDED: MADAM CHAN SINGAPORE. Monday fTHE women liberation movement in Singapore urgently requires a group of "determined sisters with a sense of Justice and responsibility." This call Ii mnde by former MP Chan Chny Siring, wife nf the former Education Ministrr. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, in an
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    Sgt. Ross the unwanted dog's saviour and friend
    277 4 Sgt. Ross the unwanted dog's saviour and friend SINGAPORE. Mon CERGEANT John Ross of the 13 Far East Air Force is fast making a name for himself in service and civil circles for his humanitarian work on behalf of dogs. In the last 20 months Sgt. Ross, 36, head of
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    55 back from ship course
    51 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Plftyflye trainees of Jurong Shipbuilders Ltd. returned home on Sunday after an 18-month course in Aioi and Yokohama shipyards. The trainee*, average age of 21. left for Japan after a mxmonth basic training here. Three other batches of trainees will return early next
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    26 adopt the Cancer Society
    85 4 26 adopt the Cancer Society CINOAPORE. Mon— About 26 people have responded to the Singapore Cancer SnciPty's "Adoption Scheme." So far. the society has collected $2,285 under the .Theme introc'.iced to ral.^e funds for the .-ocletvs artlvities Any one who "adopts" the sorletv is .-equired to pay a minimum of
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    Music while you wait
    41 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon It to be musiowhlle-you-w-alt at the Resist ration Department here noon. The Assistant Minister for Home Affair);. Inche Mohamed Ya'acob. this morning directed that piped muMr and more seals be provided at the department
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    It's boat travel in the royal town
    88 5 ABOATMA N paddling Into I il hi Datoh from i.il.m Tebing in (he Royal town of Kuil.i Kangsar \r-.terday. Flood waters vMrtcd to rush into the Royal town when the Perak River overflowed its hanks early in the morning. Snun I.H. in Tebing
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    'THANKS' AWAIT MAN WHO NABBED A SNATCHER
    143 5 'THANKS' AWAIT MAN WHO NABBED A SNATCHER SINGAPORE. Mon. Police want to soy "thank you" to a man. who today went out of his way to exercise his citizen's right of arrest after a little girl had her gold chain snatched in Geylang Serai then disappeared They don't even have
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    Acquitted of a Customs charge
    94 5 Acquitted of a Customs charge SINGAPORE Mon. A district court today acquitted and discharged an import company ot a customs summons charge of importing "uncustomed' goods worth about $28,000. Let. Hin Company Ltd. of i South Bridge Rci.d was alleged to have beer. 'Topccmed In the importation" of 27.900 pieces
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    Treasury agrees to refund nurses' salary 'cut'
    245 5 Treasury agrees to refund nurses' salary 'cut' SINGAPORE. Monday TiHE Treasury has agreed to a refund of nurses' pay which had been deducted by the Health Ministry from their salaries last month to pay for additional public utilities bills. This was disclosed today by the secretary-general of the Amalgamated Union
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    Crash helmets a must from Friday: ROY
    53 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Registry of Vehicles toda> reminded all motorcvcli>ts. scooterists and pillion riders that wearing of crash helmets would be compulsory from Friday. In a statement, it warned that those failing to comply with the ruling would be liable to a maximum
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    Nine-hour blackout in Beach Road
    97 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A power cut In Beach Road caught several families in 12 blocks of flats unawares today. Rosult: A very brisk trade in candles as households worked and dined by candle light. They were without power from 10.30 am. to 7.30 p.m. the time
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    TWO GIVE UP HUNGER STRIKE IN JAIL
    70 5 TWO GIVE UP HUNGER STRIKE IN JAIL SINGAPORE. Mon. Two of the 15 political (it tnitices on a "hunsrr strike" in Moon Crescent Centre in h.msi Prison have resumed taking solid food, a Ministry of Home Affairs spokesman said today. Mr viid the two detainees began taking food' again over
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    Dilemma facing small industries in S'pore
    190 5 Dilemma facing small industries in S'pore CINGAfGRE, Mon. Rationalise or per- ish tnis is the ■dilemma' facing small industries in Singapore, according to Professor T.K. Tan, an economist today. Rationalisation is an economic term meaning the process of increasing efficiency by eliminating duplication of effort, and encouraging standardisation of method
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    Car skids in heavy rain, crashes into railing
    95 5 Car skids in heavy rain, crashes into railing SINGAPORE. Mon. -Three men hailed a taxi and I left the scene after the car they were in skidded in heavy rain off Mountbatten Road and slammed through the guard railing yesterday afternoon. The HU ,i K:at 125 was EOinv towards the
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    Two held
    24 5 SINGAPORE Mon Two suspected «hnplirtei« wttc ane.Med today onr> al People \s P«rk complex nnd the oihei tl a Hull Street /.lore
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    Letters and cards found in forest
    223 6 Letters and cards found in forest PETALING J A V A. Mon. Bundles of undelivered letters were found on a forest slope that borders the Petaling Gardens here. The letters and greeting cards, in 14 bundles of 50 each, were found by Mr. S. Yoong near his home here. Mr.
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    Two charged with grab
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Le« Hock Chye. 19. and Ong Oon Hua. 22. were charged today with robbing Koh Soon Hwe of $2,000 worth ol jewellery and rash at his Hat at Jalan Mlnyak. ve?ter6a>. while aimed with a knife and choper They were remanded at the I
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    Bangkok course for three
    48 6 SINGAPORE Mon Three employee? of Texas Instruments Singapore iPtt, Ltd. will leave for Bangkok earh next month for a 21-month !-cholarship coum on syMem engineering and manasemem. They are Ml*.« Flijabeth Tat. 23. Mr Phan Sin Chong. 25. and Mr Sccns Mun Leong, 26.
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    3 masked men rob family of $1,780
    82 6 3 masked men rob family of $1,780 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three masked men. armed with dnggers. broke into a two-storey house in Martaban Road, oft Moulmein Road, at 3.30 a.m. yesterday and robbed its occupants of 51. 780 in cash, goods and jewellery. Th* robber; > tied iin Yeonu Hock Teck.
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    The cyclist who got away in Raffles Mall
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    BUSIEST BUSINESS HEARTLAND NOW A PEDESTRIANS' 'PARADISE'
    306 6  -  R. CHANDRA By Singapore, Monday THAT lone cyclist in the left lane (arrowed) was one of the few who got away with it after Raffles Place was turned into a pedestrians' Mall at 8 a.m. today. He must have given the slip to
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    CHRISTMAS VISIT COSTS HIM YEAR'S JAIL Suicide
    129 7 CHRISTMAS VISIT COSTS HIM YEAR'S JAIL Suicide I^IMVAPORK. Mon. A )3 police supervisee who went to mrrt a frirnd on Christmas nic h t was jailed for a year today for not obtaining special written permission from the police to do so. Tone Chrong Ken. 17. a wireman. wa* under
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    CAIRNHILL STEAK HOUSE AIR FLOWN BEEF
    18 7 OUR S«CIALITY OPfN Noon M.rfniqht iCvCrv day: 12-14 CahakM «ood t«i MM*.
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    'Think again' plea to Johore
    300 7 'Think again' plea to Johore BAN WILL HARM YOU, STATE GOVT TOLD SINGAPORE, Monday TRAVEL agents here have criticised the Johorc Slate Government for preventing llicin from using Singapore drivers on tour buses entering West Malaysia through Johorc Bahru. They said the action by the State Government would discourage Singapore
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    A gastroscope for varsity
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. —Dr. C.W. Chen today presented a $12,000 psi.viroscope on behalf of the Chen Su Lan Trust to the University of Singapore. The instrument, used for the examination of diseases of the abdomen, was lecpivrd by the university'!, (.rputy vice-chancellor, Mr. R. Qi.ahe
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    Singapore censors ban pop colour film Woodstock
    399 7  - Singapore censors ban pop colour film Woodstock ARTHUR RICHARDS By CINGAPORE. Mon. Warner Brothers' controversial film, Woodstock Three Days of Peace, Music and Love, has been banned in Singapore. No reasons are given for the ban by the Singapore Board of Film Censors. But a spokesman for the local distributors
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    'Lift ban on import of pigs' appeal
    179 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Pork Merchants Association today urged thr Government to lift the ban on import of pigs which has been in force for about five years. The legal adviser of the association. Mr. Thomas Chan, said today "The ban was imposed
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    C' WEALTH CONFERENCE FIRST DAY COVERS
    77 7 I^INGAPORE. Mon. Specially designed first day covers at 10 cents pach for Commonwealth Heads of Government conference commemorative stamps went on salr i at post offices today 'The stamnc wfti Iv issued on Jan 14. to mark the opening of the conference. Bulk orders
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    Two deny giving false statements to the CPIB
    153 8 Two deny giving false statements to the CPIB SINGAPORE. Moii Two men today demed giving "exaggerated nnd falw statements" to two officers of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau at Stamford Road on Aug. 14 Odd-Job labourer Poon Boon Chor. 21, was alleged to have given the "information" to Mr. Yong
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    Youth charged with robbery
    55 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tan Kow lee. 19. was today charged with rcbbinc a woman. Slah Clioo Ngek of a $100 gold chain and .iadc pendant in a lift at Block 32. Toa Payoh E.-tate. on De< 18. He was alleged to have been armed with a pointed
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    Magician Calvert's Houdini act 55ft up in the air
    270 8  - Magician Calvert's Houdini act 55ft up in the air RITA LOCNG By gNCASED in a straightjacket and strung upside down at a dizzying 55 feel above the around, he treed himself in 40 seconds. In a stunt' for the Straits Times today, magician John Calvert demonstrated the touch of Houdini,
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    NEW CLUB TO EXPLORE MOUNTAINS
    69 8 NEW CLUB TO EXPLORE MOUNTAINS SINGAPORE. .Mon The Chinese YMCA U to form a mountaineering club next month. To pioneer the way, a group or 15 members left on Saturday on a three-day trip to Mount Ophir. The trip, organised by its camping department, is to prepare participants for future
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    A 40-second struggle and he's free
    38 8 A 40-second struggle and he's free MR. Calvert. dangling II fret in the air. frees himself of the straight-jac-ket he had on. H<was hoisted up by a crane for his escape stunt in the National Theatre grounds yesterdaj.
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    Help unions or face revolution, warns MTUC
    173 8 Help unions or face revolution, warns MTUC KUALA LUMPUR. Monday pOVERNMENTS face revolution if they do not encourage the development of strong and independent trade unions. Mr. S. J. H. Zaidl, secretary-general of the MTUC. warned today. He was speaking at the opening of the four-day convention of the International
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    Kiwi flight steward hurt in hotel fall
    89 8 Kiwi flight steward hurt in hotel fall SINGAPORE. Mon. A flight steward of Air New Zealand. Mr. J. 81mon. 23. fell from Hotel Slngapura in Orchard Road early today. But luckily, it was only from the window of his fourth floor room to a third-floor ledge a fall of about
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    Hindu festival
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Mon Indian community in ,'uiong Town will celebr*t( the Ppnggol festival with cultural shows on Jan 16 and n film ?h»w on Jan. 17 in the ground* of thr Jurong Town Residents' Association In Taman Jurong
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    Centaur's gift
    36 8 SINGAPORF. \!nn Th« crew of the chi?o ship Centaur mill present two Chrittmaa and New \>*i OthK to children of tiir st Andrew'i Marion Hospital in Tanjont P»s»r on Wedre^day at 10 So am
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    Customs seize 3,000 nude calendars at PSA
    242 9 Customs seize 3,000 nude calendars at PSA SINGAPORE. Mon—Nearly 3.000 calendars for 1971 with glossy pictures of nude girls in full colour have been seized by Customs officials at the Port Authority. Most have been destroyed or re-exported to their countries of origin nearly all are from Japan or to
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    'Right start' for the five-year-olds
    733 9  -  MAUREEN PETERS EDUCATORS: AIM SHOULD BE PRE- SCHOOL PREPARATION By 'JMIK prospect of live year-olds K '"K t° school for ;m additional year of primary education is to l>e welcomed only if il a<Ms to their preschool preparation. This was the concensus today of principals,
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    STC FINED $5,000
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Sinuaporr Traction Company was fined $5,000 today for allowing their drivers to use bu.ies with smoky exhausts on 50 occasions at different places in August and September. Forty-nine of their drivers were fined $50 each for driving biix'.> with smoky exhausts.
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    2 Toto winners
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two winner* share the second prize of $20,000 In yesterday 1 I'olo draw No 103 70. the seventh and last Christmas special draw.
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    'NO' TO LIAISON OFFICER IN SABAH
    134 9 'NO' TO LIAISON OFFICER IN SABAH -MALAYSIAS MANILA. Moil— Malaysia has rejected diplomatlr MTcHafc* by the Philippines to station a liaison ■Meet in Sabah to cr.H k down on -imiii;lliiis. it ■M ii'Uoiliil hrrr lodav. TIW widely ir< iil.ittd ■CWBp.ip'i I. t-iii i> k \r«s s.iid this uas ilisclosi-d in
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      332 9 Straits Times Crossword aY aaf aat B aaf aatf h^ b^h aaaaaaaaa aaT 1 \«'KOSS rvlinclrr affair Into a niprr--1 Not much risk in having briet car < 4 period In doubtful seat (4. I). 7 Hffith sock light after 5 May be eaten by ships ma- Othello" perh»ps (8>
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      ASIAN DREAM FADES
      414 10 Kven the professional optimists find that kind words for the Kabul moot uiK of the Council of Ministers for Economic Cooperation stick in thei' throats. The conference reached decisions "which could lead to a long term increase in trade umuni; Asian countries." Specifically the "Kabul Declaration" calls
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      THE DELUGE AGAIN
      316 10 The north-caste: n monsoon has hit the east ciws' with its customary fury The downpour on Saturday and Sunday has raised tho water level at Bradley Stops to well over thio feet above the danger point of 75 feet. There has been no let-up in the ratal
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      TAXES IN SARAWAK
      284 10 Between 1964 and liMi* Sarawak received Federal grants totalling nearly S6-J million and in the next live-year period Federal lielp will amount to nearly $70 million. But the raiainij of taxes and customs ifcitidl oatliai its message that Sarawak will have to look increasingly to its own
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    540 10  - Personal freedom and the identity card DON DALLAS By I ONDON Bureaucratic laws continue to whittle ,in:i\ at individual freedom throughout the world amid a plethora of identity card*, passbook*) and iingri pi nit records. In a few countries, the lor tunatr citi7.cn may not nerd to carry more than
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    Inside A Hanoi Prison Camp
    1106 10 INTERVIEWS WITH U.S. PRISONERS SEVEN American prisoners of war were seen and two were interviewed by this correspondent today in a small prison camp on t h c outskirts of Hanoi. The meeting was the first authorized for a Western journalist by Ihe North Vietnamese
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    133 10 The military censor later ordered about one minute of commentary to be erased from the tape recording at this point. The censored remarks here and at other points In the Interview seemed to me to be of no particular significance. Following the censored remarks. Schweitzer went on: "We discuss
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      POORLY PLANNED ITEMS
      110 10 •COME of Radio Malaysia's Indian service programmes have been on the air unchanged tor a very long time Indeed. In the musical proijramMta the announcer appears to favour son«s and music lor his own pleasure. Items re<iue*ted tall much too oiten to be broadcast in the progamme.
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      Sovereignty, E.P.F. contributions and withdrawals
      152 10 Sovereignty, E.P.F. contributions and withdrawals SINCE my return to Singapore from Malaysia about 18 month.s ago, I have not found a permanent Job. I am a family man and I have to support my wife and two children. We have decided to stay here permanently. As regards my contributions to
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      45 10 IT appears lately that the Minister of Agriculture and Lands likes to visit lpoh and Penang. When is he going to pay us a visit in the East Coast? The farmers and fishermen in the East Coast are longing to see him. ANAK TANI RuanUu
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      77 10 PRIVATE SECRETARIAL PMM KOK IiIKLS get THE RIGHT TRAINING jk at Sk-GOON |p 19 JmUn BHU, 54-SS. Jilin 52 4. off Jin. Tuanku AM. Nrw Town Ontrr. Rahman. Xl AI.A l.t Mfl'R RMUM JAVA. COON BjMi Tilt: RIGHT TKAIMNIi ALL the Meeeaaful Candtdatta Malaysia In the June 197Q examination of
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      179 10 "A bottle of Quien Chablis, please" If you specifically ask for Quien, it's understood that you know what you're talking about. The name Quien on the label is a necessary guarantee. France is a huge producer of wine. Unfortunately, not all of it is wonderful. So a standard guarantee of
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      Lock icon The day spy girls lured Soek and some envoys
      615 11 SOVIET secret police used several beauti fu 1 women to lure a former French Ambassador into a compromising situation in an attempt to blackmail him, according to the testimony of a Soviet defector here. The defector, former Soviet playwright Mr. Yuri
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      Lock icon Girl held for bid to smuggle drugs to Manson
      299 11 Girl held for bid to smuggle drugs to Manson LOS ANGELES, Monday. A GIRL follower of hippie leader Charles Manson was arrested here on suspicion of trying to smuggle drugs, concealed in two balloons, into his Jail cell. The girl. Brenda McCann, 19. wa.- booked on suspicion of possessing dangerous
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      Lock icon A birth every 16 seconds in Japan
      90 11 A birth every 16 seconds in Japan TOKYO. Mon Japan had a birth every 16 seconds, a death every 44 seconds, a marriage every 31 seconds and a divorce every five minutes 30 seconds In 1970. a reDort released here says. The Health and Welfare Ministry report said an estimated
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      Lock icon Marilyn's bed for sale
      57 11 HOLLYWOOD. Mon— Marilyn Monroe's bed from the film Lets make Love" and Yul Brynner's throne from "The King and I" are being put up for sale. They are among 1.000 Him props and memorabilia from the 20th Century Pox studios due to be auctioned in February
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      27 11 BELGRADE. Mon Pour-teen-year-old Mica Nastaslc. the first Yugoslav to undergo surgery by American heart specialist Michael de Blakey. died here on Sunday night Reuter.
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      33 11 JAKARTA. Mon. An Indonesian Navy gunboat Ular Sendole sank off the coaat of East Java on Dec. 3. killing three of it« seven crew members. Antara news agency reported today AP
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      Lock icon Peking-Moscow war of words hots up in Jakarta
      225 11 PekingMoscow war of words hots up in Jakarta JAKARTA. Mon. Indo- nesia was fast becoming a battleground between the Soviet Union and China to restore their influence, the Army-controlled weekly Chas said today. Pekin K had been pouring goods into Indonesia through Singapore and Hong Kong in a bid to
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      Lock icon Indian Airlines row ends
      60 11 NEW DELHI. Mon Indian Airlines pilots last night call'd oi: their three-week agitation which has seriously disrupted internal air services alter signing an agreement with the management. Srvrral pilots of tne Stateowned airline have not been reporting for duty for the past three weeks over a
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      Bhutto: We'll rather be opposition than...
      237 11 Bhutto: We'll rather be opposition than... KARACHI, Mon. Pakistan's former Foreign Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto yesterday indicated his left-wing party would take ur> the role of opposition in government rather than have the recently elected Assembly fail to frame a new Constitution and prolong President Yahya Khan's maitial regime. Mr.
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      HOW A DEAF-MUTE BOY SAVED THE DAY
      104 11 HOW A DEAF-MUTE BOY SAVED THE DAY NEWCASTLE. (AuNtra lia), Mon.— An eight-year-old deaf-mute boy saved his mother's hop pint money here by remembering the number plates of a car in which the alleged thief drove off The boy, sent on a shopping errand with ASI6 dropped the none; from
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      Lock icon Move to gauge spread of Mao's thoughts
      342 11 Move to gauge spread of Mao's thoughts TOKYO, Mon. A movement to appraise the spread of Chairman Mao Tsetun g s thoughts among his subjects is afoot in China in preparation for the holding "as soon as possible" of the long-delayed Fourth National Peoples Congress. Reports from the mainland Indicate
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      Lock icon BARNARD: I'LL NOT ATTEND APARTHEID FUNCTIONS
      138 12 CAPE TOWN, Mon— Pioneer South At wean heart transplant surgeon, Christian Barnard, will in future not attend any functions where racial segregation is practised. In an interview published by the Sunday Express newspaper yesterday. Prof. Barnard also said he would leave South Africa if
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      146 12 Oil link: Egypt seeks British backing I ONDON. Mon. Egypt I wants Britain to Join other Western European countries in backing its protected oil pipeline linking the Red Sea with the Mediterranean, according to reports here today. The Dally Telegraph newspaper said Egyptian Fori elgn Minister Mahmoud Riad will complete
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      Lock icon Arabs lift ban on French makers of those engines
      212 12 BEIRUT, Monday. A 14-YEAR-OLD Arab ban on the A French markers of Jet engines for the Mirage fighter plane has been lifted. Mohammed Mahjoub, the commissionergeneral of the Arab Boycott of Israel, has announced that the company, Societe Nationale Detudes Et
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      Sadat states his peace terms
      459 12 Sadat states his peace terms NEW YORK. Monday PRESIDENT Sadat has for the first time defined the United Arab Republics conditions for peace with Israel. In an interview with the New York Times, he declared Israel must give up "every Inch" of territory she captured from Egypt in the Six-Day-War
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      Chain reaction kilings: Police guard girl
      361 12 Chain reaction kilings: Police guard girl TFONOLULI. Mon. A girl was held in protective custody today by police who feared she might be marked for execution as part of a systematic elimination of murder witnesses. Kathleen Mellick. a friend of sUm Mitzi Klotibarh. was being guarded even thoufh police had
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      22 years' jail for 2 Arabs
      60 12 GAZA. Mon. An Israeli military court sentenced tv" Arab yesterday to 22 years' jail each fur throwing han adex »t buses rHrryinc Ar.ih wcken to i'>bs in Awiinl El-Abld Slrwanh. 31. and Sadi Mohammed Ibrahim Kasim. 26. were also conwctPd of Bttempted murder membeniilp
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      48 12 SAIGON. Mon. Aboui L'O Saigon untve.Mty and high school students inarched up the step* of the National Assembly building In centr Saigon today chanting peace slogans and o< manding the release of 31 students they said were noinc detained by police after Christmas peace demonstrations. Reuter.
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      93 12 Mon. The time is approaching when Turkey must consider recognising China. Foreign Minister Ihsan Sabrl Caglayangil said here yesterday. In a speech in the National Assembly. Mr. Caglayangil stressed, however, that it was not the right time to expel Taiwan from the United
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    342 13 US must quit Vietnam say PoWs NEW YORK, Monday TWO American pilots held prisoner of war in North Vietnam say in a filmed interv i c w taped on Christmas day that they don't think the United States should continue in the war, a spokesman for the National Broa dcasting
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    123 13 JJANOI. Mon. Premier I Pham Van Dong said I today that the recently re- leased list of names of 339 j American servicemen represented a "full and.complete" account of all those now held captive in North Vietnam. "I swear to you that these
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    127 13 JANET Stevens. 13, the girl who was slain in a snotty wooded area last Friday at Pirbright in England while taking Christmas gifts to her grandmother. Police have termed the rase as the "Red Riding Hood" murder. On Sunday, detectives combed snnweovered army firing ranges
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    204 13 Europe's coldest Xmas on record I ONDON. Mon.- Snow and Icy winds turni ed Europe's white Car is t mas into one of the coldest holiday seasons on record yesterday. In Biltaln, blizzards closed roads and delayed trains and planes. The Weatner Bureau said it was the coldest Christmas in
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    51 13 MANILA. Mon Sex in rr.ovie theatres h not all on the >creen. City Hall said today In announcing a crackdown on lovers in the balconies. Couples "necking excessively' were as i<uilty as mtvjU.v films in corrupting the inn:als of moviegoers, complainant, to the Mayor* office s«M.
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    VIET ROCKETS BLAST CAMP AFTER 808 HOPE'S VISIT
    100 13 SAIGON. Monday. yiETCONG rockets hit the U.S. Army camp where comedian Bob Hope opened hit Christmas tour of Vietnam last week, the U.S. Military Command reported today. About eight long range 122-mm rockets hit Camp Eagle, just south of Hue. shortly before
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    62 13 JAKARTA: The i-hiet of the Indonesian Police. Gen. Hageng Imam Santosa. has ordered a reinvesligatinn of a Jogjakarta rape case in which the victim became the accused. A statement released by police headquarters at Jakarta yesterday Mid Hageng made the more to ascertain the complaints of a young Javanese girl
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    61 13 WASHINGTON: Sen. Robert C Byrd. Demo-crat-West Virginia. Indicated yesterday that he could round up the votes to defeat Sen. Edward Kennedy. Demo-crat-Massachusetts for Senate Democratic Whip In the 92nd Congress. While noting that he neither had made up his mind to run nor had sufficient committed votes yet. Sen Byrd
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    22 13 ATHENS: New arrests over Christmas have brought the number of people detained by Greek security authoritirs ovrr the past month to 90.
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      67 13 ROML: More man 2.000 inhabitants of San Benedetto Del Truuto occupied the railway station yesterday in protect against the failure of tie Italian Navy to recover th« bodies ot 10 seamen missing from a fishing boat which saiik M Dec 23. The men all from the little ashing port were
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      57 13 TORONTO: The family of South African millionaire Abraham Jamb Wolfson. who *as been missing for nearly two weeks. today posted LSS2.ODO reward Inr •nrormation leading to •'.is whereabouts Mr. Wolfson. «5. walked out of the offices of his Toronto lawyer on Oec 16 with US$5O,OOO worth of. non- negotiable truM
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      71 13 JOIIA.VNKSBI R(.: Mr Peter Kriel yesterday abandoned his attempt to break the world reenrd for sleeping with poLsonous snakes after three days and three sleepless nights. Mr Kriel climbed into a tiny cage at Hartbeestport snake park on ChrLstmas eve and planned t<> stay There with 30 deadly snahes for
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      MALAYSIAN TIN OUTPUT FOR NOVEMBER
      152 14 MALAYSIAN TIN OUTPUT FOR NOVEMBER l_ I EST MALAYSIA'S November production of tin concentrates was 131.263 piculs. containing 5,879 tons tin metal. The average daily production was 4,375 piculs of tin concentrates, compared tc the daily average of 4,438 piculs for October. The figures appear In the West Malaysia mining
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      Hotels under pressure
      335 14 HOTEL shares are attracting interest at the moment. Yesterday Hotel Malaysia was supported at the SI. OB mark and last week 3oodwood Park changed hands at $1.10, representing a drop of 35 cents from the previous transaction of a month ago. The size or the parcels in
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1068 14 BID AND OFFER PRICE* UFFI r.IALLV LUTED AT THE CLOSE OF aUSlNttji IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRAC UNIT TRUSTS Ada Unit Trull tManajttrt aritt* l« o*«. n Mil IBVSM, l-UIMI 1. 10 H Mai I'rok. Kiiml
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      BUSINESS DONE
      911 14 BISINKSS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading room* of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded thnnii in bra.krt* in lot* of I.UUU unleM otherwise. >pecified. INDUSTRIALS Al.hi (1) $132. (3) $131 Allied (hoc. U) »2.66. n. bmi is> si 13
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      80 14 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES K. Smelt. $7.80 +.20 Esso $2.84 +.08 Sel. Dredge $2.75 +.05 M. Investment $1.53 +.04 Sim Urn $0.55 +.034 A. Knterprise $0.80 +.03 C.C.M. $1.45 +.03 P.E.G.I. $1.53 +.03 FALLS B'juntai $12. UU —.60 M. Tob. $4.38 —.14 P. Chemicals $1.19 —.08 M. Glass $1.04 —.06
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      WEEK STARTS ON A DULL NOTE
      227 14 rADING took on a dull turn on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The latest restraining factor has been the Singapore Government's move to tighten up measures designed to keep share rigging out of the market. It essentially was a buyers' market
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      Official rates
      50 14 l\\ the official Malayan Short v term Mnnn Market for the week ended Dec. 'n 1970 the range of rail rates was as follows: BANK FINDS: 3<i per cent to 3*i per rent. GENERAL FINDS: S»4 per cent In 5 per cent. MOVEMENTS of fund* totalled $1M million.
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      57 14 tuturday Fr.rt,, tUS JUS Ixiiitiiin (Vn««t .17 no 37 so Burm A7.V, tt.m H..ii.ki.n« Cl<>«»<l M US «urn-h cinirrt :!7.1ft8 Pan* Clikwi KJ< rm <i> w.H ia.ni t. s I"'" ill I4TJH 147.00 ()i Kxi«,rr prlr» lo non-»t»rlin« mi In is dollHm \>n ounrr. <L'l I.«m -.1
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      41 14 Dec. 24 Dec. 28 I Industrial*: 136.67 13G.9C I 1 Hotels: 61.MS hii.il I Properties: lull:: 101.29 tI m- 9M.95 9(1.67 ft rubbers: 112.14 112.22 Dec. 30. 196fi IM I Dec. H, ***** 100 t Dec. 29, I»<2 IM
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      392 14 BL'KIT PANJONGs directors have made up their mind; with respect to the two offers made recently to take over the company. In recommending the offer made by Seafleld, the directors point out that it gives shareholders the option of accepting a cash settlement of 4s. per 28. stock
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      Bank Negara statement
      94 14 BANK NEGARA statement ot Liabilities ana Asset* on Dec 16. 1970 MABIMTItS: Capital 40.000.000 General reserve J 34 597 214 Malaysian currency in circulation °I? o Deoosits bank* "'?S»-''' Malavslan Government 374 424 691 Otner 244 873 147 Allocation "t special drawing rights 64 285 800 Other
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      Exchange rates
      161 14 r pHE Asitociacum ol Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announcco these best agreed merchant rates as at Dec 28 Local dollars to one unit Selling Buvini ot Foreign Currency II or OD 11 OD Sterling Pound 7.382S 7 3500 7 3375 Australian Dollar 3.4500 3 4100 3 3900 New Zealand
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 14 Dec. 28. RL'RKKR: 49i (down one-ei«hth of a cent) TIN: 5«24.00 (down Sl.'.'.'i) Kslimated offering 2*5 tons (down 15 tons)
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      Tin down
      51 14 fFHE Straits tin price 1 in Penang yesterday was $624 down $1.25 on an offering estimated down 15 tons to 275 tons The after holiday trading was softer with moderate buying suppor f from the United States and Japan The tone of the market was fairly steady I
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      PRODUCE
      114 14 pHINUE PRODUCE fICMANCC. (INCAPORE NOON CLOtINC PMICCt PfA PICOL VCITEROAY C*c*oiil oh •uilk l.Mi «*l|rr» dru:n tait MNSM C»»r« Mixro it o.d.i ov— lan./ K»h I'K/Cunl |SJ H Ptwer Mimtnk »STA «hlt» t.o n lim^; NL» «l«n „r* Narawak whn» ro.n «<■, si.w »i7«i tttttn Sarawak apwim mark to
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      Rubber market is thin and quiet
      350 14 THE rubber market yesterday eased shortly after the openinp and business was done down to 49 cents a Ib. for January but towards noon shnrt coierin* recSvereS the loss. The markpf j/a« fhin anrt m,?I? 5 s !\i" and quiet and the small turnover
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        Lock icon Wall Street's 1971 outlook
        620 14 V EXT year will erase 11 dismal memories of 1970 from investors' minds as the stock market propels itself out of its low priced doldrums. This is the current opinion of many of the market's top opinion makers as they look ahead to the new year.
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      Hong Kong
      289 14 UONO KONO Mon —After a slow start the market gradually picked up and trading was done In most counters Hutrhinon-Boag and Wheeloeks were extensively traded but within a narrow price range Slater Walker Securities continued »r> move ahead and came up to HKS26BO. a gain of 40 cenu
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      London
      329 14 I ONDON. Mon Th» xork markri c'o«d ilnhtlv firmrr rt.npur ixtrcmrlv <)ui»i condition* du>- lo •»\ere •saCfetf ennd tioni urn ting atand tnr number of ksaassai houien «hlch ramainrd rld>«l tod^v TurnThf Financial Timw indrx at 1445 »a» up 2 2 at 3«« 0 Cloning midnlr pftSH of Kltctcd
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      RUBBER
      51 14 I.ONHON Mon -Spot is .d PHtl*. m*nl K»h. Ull IM. Mart April HJ IM.. Annl Junr 19 1 1 (VI July Sept JO.VIM.. Ocl rv. Jan March M-.d April Junf >14 July B»pi ?t'.d. rvt tire 21 im l«n. Mint >1 .d e.l.f. Jan r*b. IT 13, ltd.. Market
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      TIN
      32 14 I.oNIV)N. Mon Spot tiuvera (Hl* ttl MUSH U44<> a, Forw.rt hu>*r« iHII. tl. irilcr* <u«5 I—ill Bftllcmenl 114.19 Tumov»r am. 410 torn pm. ij.t tent Tone: S(t«4y (Pric-n m mftnc toss)
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    Regular jumbo jet flights to S'pore in 1972 by Qantas
    291 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. J Qantas Airways today announced that it would operate six regular Jumbo jet flights a week to Singapore in 1972. Three flights will arrive from Sydney and depart for London and the remaining •h-er will end their Journey
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    Husband: Why I punched my wife
    70 15 Husband: Why I punched my wife SINGAPORE. Mon. Tay Chia Heng, 22, told a court today that he punched his wife at the Central Police Station because shr had run away from their home. Try uas ft i ven a 12-month conditlonnl discharge for as••aultmff hi"; wife. Madam Teo lee
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    MOBILE POLICE WILL BE IN BLUE NEXT WEEK
    109 15 MOBILE POLICE WILL BE IN BLUE NEXT WEEK SINGAPORE. Mon. The mobile fleet of the Singapore Police Force will go blue in a week. The 2.000 vehicles— including patrol MM, Land Rovers and vans in jet black will undergo a coat of navy blue by the time the Commonwealth Heads
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    Plan for a Holiday Inn dropped
    545 15 PROJECT WILL GO ON UNDER A NEW NAME- fill: HI-: won't be a Holiday inn in Singapore after all. The construction at Scotts Road of the proposed 1,073 rd Holiday Inn of the world is well under way, but it will no longer be
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    12 15 CATHERINE her father a politician PRINCESS HELEN No Interviews by royal request
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    A LONGHAIRED YOUTH EXPLAINS
    112 15 A LONGHAIRED YOUTH EXPLAINS CINGAPORE. Mon. A magistrate today asked a youth who admitted stealing a bicycle early this morning why he kept his hair so long. Lee Kirn Leng, 17, with almost shoulder length hair, told magistrate Mr. Leong Keng Thai, that It was because he worked with a
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    Tourist loses camera
    40 15 Tourist loses camera SINGAPORE. Mon An Amp. an tourist. Miss Sue Thompson, left a Minolta camera In a taxi on Saturday after a tour. Anyone who has found the camera can contact her at Lion City Hotel In Tanjong Katong.
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    Envoy to open art show
    74 15 SINGAPORE. Mon Brltl>h Hlßh Commissioner Mr. Samuel Falle will open an exhibition by meial arlist Van Sook Leong of Kuala Lumpur at the Gallery of Pine Art in Raffles Place on Jan. 5 at 6 pm. The exhibition of the 26-year old artist's works In
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    Distribute jobs fairly: Lmno
    52 15 PENANO. Mon.— The Penan* DMslonal t'mno youth general assembly last night called for a "just distribution" of job opportunities In the City Council. A resolution moved by the Jelutong branch called for Grade 1. 2 and 3 posts In the council to be allocated fairly among
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    Three from three worlds to help create a new world
    321 15 Three from three worlds to help create a new world SINGAPORE, Mon. A would-be doctor, a could-be journalist, and a princess an unlikely combination for any Job. But colleagues they hay» become, simply because this is no ordinary Job. All three are tied to an 'lf-only-I-could" mission"lf only I could
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    Careless driver
    39 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Chua LeiiK Leng of Commonwealth Avenue was fined $50 today for driving carelessly at the junction of Tanglln Road and Jervols Road on Peb. 18 which resulted In a collision with a car In front.
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      616 15 TV and Radio i <a v (M) IW w f| H R e*iew 1970 (0 3.M Its Happening ,n Smgapore 9 W News and Newsreel E 155 lose 1021 Musical Express 1.35 leave It To Seaver-Beaver's 11.35 Armcha.r Theatre (confd) Bad Da I 11.55 Close MS &o^neThop erV Cc 5"
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    MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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    TALKING IS THE ONE THING THAT ALL WOMEN CAN DO WELL-OR SO THE HUSBANDS SAY
    499 16 TALKING IS THE ONE THING THAT ALL WOMEN CAN DO WELL-OR SO THE HUSBANDS SAY [F YOU belong to a women's organ i sation, the chances are you could be askfod to make a shorl speech one of these days probably at a moment's noticeOn the surface, the task couldn't
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    The face of 1971 says goodbye to the no make-up look
    415 16 BEAUTIFUL face, like a lovely new wardrobe, is essential to any girl who aims to be up to the minute. The face of 1971 will be one which revives the super-star glamour of the Hollywood heyday. Gone is the
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    Try soup for a delightful change
    261 16 Try soup for a delightful change AFTER days of feast-" ing on turkey, rich sauces and wines, simple things like onion soup with French bread and crab bisqte are a wonderful change. Easy on seasonings and spices and easy to prepare, they fre inexpensive and tasty, affording a respite be
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      987 18 mW^ Mk FROM NEW 2IALANP Mill last port HZ Out S'pori P.fsaa P*m*| LM*iaj leii INIUIM Tunefi I FM 2S/H FM 2 Mar I Mai Calcutta I Laaii traati 1/11 FM. STRAITS MAIRAS SER»ICEi Smiipori P. S'haaj Ptmrii UMiat tart RAJULA I* Pert II Ik 1 111 lU|acat' f»r« MaarM
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      745 18 jßi MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL M SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD sfl No JOE. Jlri Ampana. Kuala Lumpur. <J-f_a_s >. "aw^ T~ afl^m the National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Siriapori P. Slum Pemn* ArrifMi v.u fc t ST. CONSTANTINE 11/ If Jm 11/11 JM 11/11 JM L. Havn ?0 7, Hl
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    Acknowledgements
    93 19 THE FAMILY OF late Bahu Ala cnsioner railways rather ct Harjeei Singh (Telecoms) father-in-law of ChaMr Singh (L.L.N.) thank relatives and friends tor kind assistance, attendance, wreaths ana condolences during their nereavemrtit. Tee thank Rev. Brahmacan Dhatn their kind condolences donations. ■lea fa). si rolls and attendance durinK the:r
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    Deaths
    47 19 MADAM MARIA LIEW Chow Tal. 77. passed a»a> peacefully 2e-12-7O leaving son Peter Plow, daughter-ln-law dnuchter Madam Maria Slow. grandchildren 3 grand sons-in-law and o ifreat ge^ind-chlldren to mottrn Chemr.edak tor Holy Sprit Chur. h at I p.m. on 30-12-70. Thence to Chua Ch.i Kane Cemetar*.
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    In memoriam
    18 19 lIN LOVINC MEMORY of Mra Mary Davis departed 27/12 W deariv missed by hu«band and son.
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      844 19 TWO ITOdtV StMl DITACMIO houaeii in district 10. (36.000. Land "i ft. 63 years Hut. atJßMililt m Drcrmber 71. Bos A 447] S.T. B'pore. HIGH Rite AP>ARTMINT Far Easi Maaaion>. Kirn Yam Road. J45.000,--or aairtai H« lm,..rv I'lraaa lij'hor. Mri Tan 64.V170 «'pore. SEMI DITACMCO OI»T. 10 over 3.500 sq.ft.
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      891 20 a^ ai^ t^ a J^Mmiimtmmmiiid Education SIENOCRAPHV. Knpld SlmpllliccO uoura4w atartin« January )tb Claaki anytirrw Keciatar eariy. Kaja ColleKC Kaffloi Plaou M'por* <V6M* Wtb7ui. Kaja'f 'iIMU Ctutnit' <4V7h88) KAJA I il'ilOt ik your Kisnt Piac* to learn Conu>.-r~ial/Acciidemie But> tecta. Mw Bcaaloo i;.-r tl nn Jan xry Kor Detalla: Raja
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      887 20 Hiiihliindx 5 Daya 170/- Sundny/ Monday ml.-y Travel, 478. Norm Undue Road (P'porc) *****. ECONOMIC FLICHTS TO EUROPE WIIKLV DEPARTURE HONGKONG/KOWLOON (MACAU) DAYS J76S DAILY DEPAKTtTRK HONGKONG IMACAU) BANGKOK 8 DAYS $»4.% DAILY DEPARTURE TAIWAN/HONGKONO, BANGKOK 11/10 DAYS 11.330. $1,3*0 ABOVE TOtTRS DEPART: 6-1. 2*-l. Ml. IM -2 T-.1. TAIWAN
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      991 20 WANTED TABLET or contecuoi.*r» I makinc n.acnine. New or secondranil. Pnw must be crwap. fiend lull parti :uiara <o Suiu MC. f.U I Box 2U4. Ipoo. Boatf'Ynchii tor sal* 4 MONTHS OLO SKI BOAT, 14 Icet. .V' hors: power 'Mercury' motor, $2.V00/-. Intrrerted ring Mr. Yeo. (Sport) S4SS3/*****. Vehicles lor
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      945 20 MARTINA I SALON II A u.irc.i.i, Circle aUM*<*- s^unahvth < n«rr»r I Complete gentlemen tiuumm, n> iramed iad> •neßdant* Kin. IS pore I .*****)1 SALON CATALINA .All CuruilHOtlrd welcome LariVs Oeniiemen. aikA Ki\er Vaiiev Hwd loptvaite Killmex Road i Sinaapure 37H1W8 JEAN'S AIRCONDITIONEU SALON eiteambait, Maaaage Kaciai W-B Tonglio Road
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      1171 20 Established American Company requires Immediately ONE MECHANICAL SUPERVISOR ONE ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR Applicants should possess o good edocotion with ot least 3 years experenee in g supervisory position. Please apply m own handwriting, giving particulars ana experience to: THE PERSONNEL MANAGER P.O. B»i 69 Newton Pott Office Singapore, 11. atBBVVLHB^SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBi Steel
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      688 20 M SINGAPORE TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD Applications ore invited for the post of EXECUTIVE OFFICER Qualifications and Experience Preference will be given to condidotes possessing a University degree. However candidates with a full Combridg« Oversea* Higher School Certificate with ol least 5 years' working experience will oho be considered. Knowledge of
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 21 IN LO\l\(. MEMORY of Madam Tan Pnh Kiat departed 29.15.K4 Brlnvrrf irifr of ff» Chrnj Sal and Belovrd Mother of Wet Pun hrn».
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      Malay top brains must help
      225 21 Malay top brains must help TIM proposed Action (iroup to tackle some of the problems which Malays in Singapore face in the economic, social and educational fields is much desired in this fastdeveloping Republic. Ihi- group a Malay Secretariat is part of a 17 -point plan proposed at a recent
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      71 21 THE five foot ways along both sides of Shenton Way where the STC bus stops are situated are cluttered with potholes. These are mainly caused by careless STC bus drivers who drive their buses onto the five-foot-ways. On the carpark aide where the hawkers have their stalls the potholes are
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      Forms that ask for place of birth only
      183 21 Forms that ask for place of birth only A'J about the middle of Ihis vfar the Singapore Government called for applicants fn>m ci'l7e.\s ior Its Pt-U Ont scholarship awards based on ni- ui< mlc result*. My friends and I applied for the scholarships, Lairr my friends were called fur interviews,
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      Replies from the Govt
      175 21 I REFER to the letter by "Application No. 13MM" ST. Dec. 17 >. I wish to inform the writer that her application' is still not due for an offer of a two room flat In Queentown because there are about 150 applicants ahead of her on
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      130 21 I REFER to the letters by "Teacher" (ST.. Dec. lOi and "L.Y." (S.T.. Dec. 12). Relief teachers In Government Schools obtain their pay on different days because payments to them are made on claims which have to be submitted monthly by the principals of the schools. Thp claims arp bnsen*
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      38 21 I WOULD like to inform Robert Wee (ST., Dec. 25 >. that the police are taking action against motorists and motorcyclists who ignore the white line along Weld Road A*. DSP LESLIE U'ONG. Public Relations Officer Singapore Police Force
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      44 21 II'ITH reference to the letter by "Singha" (ST.. Dec. 11>. the request for a bus shelter in Lornie Road near Andrew Road will be considered by the PWD for inclusion in next year's programme YEONO KfM KEE. Public Relations Officer. Ministry of National Development.
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      When the children's lives are at stake
      89 21 AN overhead bridge should I be built across North Bridge Road near the HDB flats for the safety of hundreds of schoolchildren living In the vicinity and in the Beach Road HDB flats The children have to dash through fast-moving traffic everytlme they
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      The barbed wire menace in HDB estates
      204 21 The barbed wire menace in HDB estates IT is heartening to see plants and flowers in HDB estates. The HDB has done a magnificant job of helping make Singapore a "Garden City" by beautifying its estates. However, there is an unsuspecting danger from the barbed-wire fencing round the plants and
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      430 21 I REFER to the reply (ST.. Dec. 17i by Mr. Ow Kheng Tor. Publicity Liaison Officer of the Postal Department, to the letter iST. Nov 27) by "Resigning." I thank Mr Ow for reminding us that such "appropriate machinery" as the Postal Services Joint Committee does and still exists. However.
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      80 21 I AM living on the ground floor of Block 11. Merpati Road and would like to know why there are no dustbins provided. The refuse sockets behind the block are locked up by the HDB. My own dustbins <I had three over the last two months i disappeared when I
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      71 21 WITH reference to the call (ST.. Dec. 23) for more multi-storey car parks for Raffles Place shoppers by Mr. Milton Tan. Chairman of the Singapore National Safety First Council, we wnuld like to draw the attention of all motorists to a new multi-storey car park at Collyer Quay which can
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      The crash helmet and the Sikh
      60 21 The crash helmet and the Sikh I NOTICE that Sikhs do not wear crash helmets because they have turbans. Is it true that because of their religion they need not have to wear helmets? What will happen if other people belonging to other religions refuse to wear helmets because of
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      718 21 SHOWROOM OFFICE SPACE TO LET Modern showroom and fully air-conditioned office spare located in Kuala Lumpur Town entre available in February 1971. Ground Hoor showroom approx. 4,500 sq. ft. and mezzanine floor office space approx. 1.200 sq. ft. Please write to Box A 3287 S.T., K.L. KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK
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      668 21 1 BIASISMA DERMASIMYA IKMWH! Xl MPLLA WANG BIASISWA SULTAN IKKAHI.M JOHOR SI LTAN ISMAIL JOHOR PemberiUbu Pindaan Ada-lah dl-umumkan laltu permohonan2 darlpada merekaS yang telah mengambll pepereksaan Sijtl Persekolahan Tlnggi dalam tahun2 yang lepas dan Jnga permohonanZ darlpada m<rcka2 ymng telah mrnirambll prprrrkuan teraebnt dalam tahun Ini nondak-lah dlhantar supaya
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      19 21 'SINGAPORE IN PERSPECTIVE" has been held over for one week because of pressure of space. Next Tuesday: Geylang West.
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      136 21 TANDBERG 6000X AND 3000X STEREO DECKS SET A BRILLIANT NEW STANDARD IN RECORDING CAPABILITY WITH UNIQUE CROSSFIELD DESIGN You can produce the world's finest tape recordings with these remarkable new instruments. Even at 3% ips, thes« solid state 3-speed decks can record everything from 40 ***** Hz with perfect fidelity,
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    Yoga: We will use Wein plan
    244 22 SINGAPORE'S hockey squad will get down to solid training after the festive season for the big match against Australia, the Mexico Olympics silver medallist, here on Feb. 3. The Australians are playing; a match here on their way to the first World Cup tournament
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    340 22 .VTEWCOMERS Guthrie J-™ Waugh showed improvement in their game yesterday but they were unfortunate to run up against formidable Darul Afiah and were beaten 3-0 in the FAS Junior Cup quarterfinals at Jalan Besar. Darul Aflah will now meet Port of Singapore Authority to- i
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    Olympic 'gold' for everyone
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    321 22 Perak plan to produce top-class swimmers by 1976 IPOH. Mon. SwimI* ming will be given a big boost during the next five years under a five-point plan of j the Perak Swimming Association, aimed at producing top-class swimmers for the i State and Malaysia. Mr Too Joon Ting, chairman of
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    23 22 SINGAPORE Business Houses Football League will hold its annual general meeting at Malay Football Association en Jan. 21, at 6 p.m.
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    Team failed so captain quits
    95 22 Team failed so captain quits JAKARTA Mm SutJlpto today resigned his captaincy ot Indonesia's football team in disappointment over its Asian Games showing earlier this month in Bangkok. He said his team expected to win the goid or silver medal in the Games soccer competition Instead they finished fifth. Sutjipto
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    Persian War by 8 lengths
    59 22 FAIRYHOUSE Ireland i. Mon. English champion hurdler Persian War. owned by Henry Alpei, easily wnn the Irish Sweeps hurdle run over two I miles here today. Starting 5-4 favourite, Persian War won the £11.037 !lrst prise by beating outsider Lockyerslelgh. by eight lengths. Inlshmaan finished
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    Eight new teams enter business houses soccer competitions
    255 22 A TOTAL of 23 teams have I eivered for the Singapore Business Houses league HMI 'he i Lrague and Cup competltons I i beginning on Jan 6 Pghl nevcomers are Thorny- croft. Bcttstead. Singapore Tobocco Company. Ming Court Hotel Hilton Hotel Toto.
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      24 22 Rir.r.Eß BCC Colts v Tankards ipadang spm i. SIX < ER FAS Junior Cup knockout tournament Vigilant* Corps v Tamil Brothers Association din. Besar Ipm.i
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      197 23 rKYO. Mon. Boxing, booming sport for Asia In 1970. produced three new world champions (or Japan while two other Japanese retained their wnrld titles. The other Asian world champion U a Filipino. Japan now heads the world In ring titleholders with five three recognised by the WBA
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      36 23 Moscow. Mon. Russian weishtlifler Jan Talt.« broke hw .<wn w,,rld record for (lie middlelieawttnuht prejvs with a lift of 201 kg <443-lb> at Tartu. Esvesterdß.v. His previout rid mark tv 399 kg 440 j-
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      171 23 DERTH. Mon. Britain and Australia, the defending champions, will meet In the final of the 1971 Federation Cup women's tennis championship at Royal King's Park tomorrow. Britain today defeated the Inited States 3-0 In the first semi-final, while Australia thrashed France by a similar
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      152 23 lAKARTA. Mon. An Australian syndicate. racing to complete plans to begin thoroughbred j horse racing In Jakarta in April. Is turning to Singapore for help to the finish line. The syndicate, known as the Jakarta Racing Club Investments Ltd. of Melbourne, have been unable to find enough
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      1105 23  - Teh is top trainer of year with 84 winners EPSOM JEEP By VETERAN Penang trainer Teh Bay Leong will be reducing his raring activities after achieving his ambition he topped the 1970 trainers' table for the first time in his career with 84 winners and stakes valued $596,120. Teh, who
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    78 24 Only one body found in Java Sea tragedy JAKARTA. Mon. Divers have found only one of the 10 men missing In the Java Sea since last Wednesday night's collision of two vessels that took 27 lives, the state-owned oil corporation Pertamina announced today. The missing Included two Singaporeans. Wong Lok
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    47 24 SINGAPORE. Mon. Chla Pol Huat. 24, was admitted to Outram Hospital in a "serious condition" tonight after being knifed by a gang of eight robbers, who burst into a house in North Bridge Road. Police, who could not find any weapon, rre investigating
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    162 24 ANOTHER ESCAPEE GIVES UP TO THE POLICE t^INGAPORK. Mon. One of the four men who escaped from the Central Police Station lock-up on Saturday, surrendered himself to Joo hi.il police at 5.15 p.m. today. He is \nu Chiang Ang, 27. of New Bridge Road, who was being remanded in connection
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    17 24 WEATHER outlook for SIX- (.APOKK from 6 a.n:. to noon today: Isolated showers in late morning.
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    53 24 MONTREAL. Mom Faul Rose. Jacques Rnw and Francis Simard prime subjects in the kidnap-murder of Pierre Laporte. foimer Quebec Labour Minister. were arrested early today, a •pokesman for Premier Robert Boum*sf-. said. Tru 1 three nif-n were raptured in a house In L'Acadie. 20 miles south-east
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    139 24 LONDON. Mon. Lovemaking can literally break your heart, a medical expert warned today. The sheer excitement of sexual intercourse can bring attacks of angina— chest pains caused by narrowing of blood vessels. And a severe attack can be lethal, said Dr. Harley Williams,
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