The Straits Times, 31 December 1970

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 national The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31 1970 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No 1507
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    All 'ayes' for Sheares
    769 1 lr The duties of the President require not only distinction and ability, but integrity and understanding. Dr. Sheares brings these qualities to the office of President. SINGAPORE, Wednesday PARLIAMENT today unanimously elected Dr. Benjamin Henry Sheares, 63, President of Singa-pore-a man described by the Prime Minister
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    New pay scales for armed forces
    1028 1 New pay scales for armed forces AN EXTRA COST OF $10MIL A YEAR SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pay scales and service conditions tor the Singapore Armed Forces will come into force on Friday, the Minister lor De fence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, announced in Parliament today. Under the new scales, which will
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    The draft dodger stands to lose up to $50,000
    549 1 The draft dodger stands to lose up to $50,000 SINGAPORE, Wed. Parent* or guardians wanting to send their sons of call-up age abroad for studies must provide cash or bank guarantees of between $20,000 and $50,000. Failure of their children to return to do national service will render the forfeiture
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    Now monsoon unleashes its fury on Johore
    98 1 IOHORK BAHRI. Wed. The North-east Monsoon today moved swath, unleashing its fury on the eastern coast of Johore. Heavy rain also fell In south Pahang Seventy-five people from two kamponfs in Mersinj have been evacaated. All flood relief committees throughout Johore hare been
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    Lock icon NEW CALL BY VIETS TO NIXON
    104 1 NEW CALL BY VIETS TO NIXON PARIS, Wed. The Vietnamese communistj called on President Nixon today to agree to the formation of a provisional coalition cabinet In South Vietnam composted of three political factions. The move is apparently one cautious step closer to a public admission the communists would be
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    Lock icon Indon budget
    32 1 JAKARTA. Wed. The Indonesian Ooernment will present a balanced budget to Parliament next week showing an Increase In both revenue and expenditure, cabinet secretary Brig. -Gen. Sudarmono said today Reuter.
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    $2,000 a month pension for Puan Noor Aishah
    98 1 $2,000 a month pension for Puan Noor Aishah SINGAPORE, Wed. Parliament today broke precedent to make special provision for Puan Noor Aishah, widow of the late President Yusof bin Isbak. Not only is she to get a life pension of SZ.H9 a month, bat her children will also be provided
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    Combat officers ALL from now
    615 1 Combat officers ALL from now SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Singapore Armed Forces officers will in future be trained as ccinbat officers. The practice of having two classes of officers combat and service is to be discontinued. Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee, announcing this in Parliament today, said those required tor staff
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    Police seize loaded pistol outside hut
    176 1 Police seize loaded pistol outside hut CINGAPORE, Wed Police today recovered a loaded pistol buried outside a hut in Lorong Pelita, off Pembawang Road. The 9mm Llama Special automatic with nine bullets was found with a pair of handcuffs. A CID party raided the hut at about 6 p.m. A
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    Lock icon Reds killed
    30 1 JAKARTA. Wed Indonesia troops killed three communist terrorists near the Malaysian border In West Kalimantan (Borneo) last week In a 15--mlnute firelight. an army spokesman said today. AP.
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      'Death Six' reprieved
      47 1 MADRID. Hfd General Franco tonight rrprieteda rfi Basque nationalist (verillM rondrmnrd to death by flrlnr ••oad. He commuted the drattt penaltln ta It-year Jail seatenees. The six were muni II allefcid Basque ■««»i-^ >r i f« ffverllUn tried at Barm earlier this month. R,«t*r.
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      SNOW RESCUE BY FOREIGN LEGION
      42 1 PARIS Wed— France eallal In the Foreign Legion to help reacae people trapped by en* •f the wont ■ne-wfalk in the loulhrast as many area* af Western Earap* lay In the trip of Ire and snow today.
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      MISSILE TEST
      38 1 WASHINGTON. We*. The Sprint missile, a key weapon In the U.S. Safefaar* antl-misoile lyitem, ha* seared Hs flrst Mireeasfal test Intercept of an Interroontlental ballistic missile warhead «»er the Pacific, the Urtrrce l>epariment annvonred todar AT.
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      41 1 For Cltar Comfortable FJKTTiTTI Consult: C. S. CHONG O. D. EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. 1 9. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE 1 I used kerosene before —but now I use Essogas because it's faster, cleaner, more convenient 99 Co modern (xj^—^ ...cook with v(esso)
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      223 1 Four pages of Parliament inside PREMIER I.EES TRIBUTE TO PRESIDENT YUSOF: Pave < HOW HSC ROYS WILL BE CALLED UP: Page 3 MARRIAGE TO SINGAPORE CITIZENS ONLY FOR SAF SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS: Pare 3 ANTI-SMOK-ING CAMPAIGN TO BE LAUNCHED BY TV AND RADIO: Pace 4 BILL TO PROTECT I N VESTORS
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      17 1 EESlthe world's finest tapes Low noise-High out P ut Bat ofl Jebsen Jessenj S»*jAPO«. KUALA lUMPUR »"OH
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  • PARLIAMENT 1
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      Yusof: How a few months stretched into 2½ years...
      748 2 Yusof: How a few months stretched into 2½ years... 'HE STOOD FOR OUR MULTIRACIAL POLICIES' SINGAPORE, WeH. With skill and devotion, Singapore doctors and nurses who took cart of thr \-,\\c President Yuaof bin Ishak stretched what could have been h matter of a few months into '2h years. Mr.
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      $2,000 a month for Puan Noor Aishah
      470 2 SINGAPORE. Wedn.»day DUAN NOOR Alr SHAH, widow of I he late President Yusnf bin Ishak. is to pet a $2.000-a-month pension for life. "As In all pensions to widows, it will cease in the eveni of remarriage." said Mr Lee Kuan Yew In
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      630 2 I™!^™ KEE HIXG 111 X« fftmfos 1 11 y I CWwlmsin woftd renown vvah >*v vvl M***xi M.^- M*le Clocks. Fountain Pens Ball Point Per... %JC ;r)0 "s-rom h, -an M*r and Gas L#*« E*. FLO||R|SH w| g mmj •111! I W 222. 15t Floor. Tel ***** np r,^,vi Rod
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  • PARLIAMENT 2
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      HSC boys will be called up in January and April
      918 3 By 1973: National service before varsity for everyone S I <i A IM) M K. Wed. Higher School Certificate students who sat for their examinations lasl month will !><• tilled up in two groups !)00 in January next year and
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      'Marriage to S'pore citizens only' for SAF award holders
      345 3 'Marriage to S'pore citizens only' for SAF award holders SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE Armed Forces nun on S.\l scholarships abroad will not be allowed lo many without official permission, and then only to Singapore citizens. This new ruling was announced by Dr. Goh Keng Swee. He gave no reasons. Dr. Ooh,
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      NO CUT IN N-SERVICE FOR THOSE IN CADET CORPS
      221 3 NO CUT IN N-SERVICE FOR THOSE IN CADET CORPS NATIONAL service and thr school cadet corps are two different systems, and students who have served in the corps will NOT be entitled to a shorter period of national service. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, the Minister of State Mi frnc-). said
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      Letter-boxes in high-rise flats by law plan
      200 3 Letter-boxes in high-rise flats by law plan LEGISLATION is being prepared to provide for the coirtpulsory installation of letter-boxes in all highrise residential and office buildings including Government buildings Mr. Phua Bah Lee. Parliamentary Secretary <Communicitionsi, said the scheme would be implemented in biases. Under thr plan, developers or owners
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      Anti-smoking campaign to be launched over TV and radio
      1087 4 Anti-smoking campaign to be launched over TV and radio SINGAPORE, Wed. An anti-smok-ing campaign will he i uinched over radio ,iikl lcl<\ ixion by the (iovernment which is t tanning urns media cigarette advertising i roiii Friday. Radio and TV Singapore will broadcast and screen messages against Mir habit. At
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      QUARRY MEN: 18 SILICOSIS DEATHS IN 10 YEARS
      232 4 EIGHT sranitr quarr.r workers died from silin»is and Ml from silico-tutx-rrulosis in Singapore in the riecadr from 19A1 lo IfM. The Health Minister. Mr i hua Sian hin save Ihi-sr figure* in Parliament in reply to question* hy 1.,, li. Abdul Axis
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      Students asked to leave: Probe on complaint
      181 4 ANY complaint of a student being asked to leave school voluntarily, or to seek a transfer because of poor performance will be duly Investigated by the Education Ministry, and if substantiated, followed by appropriate disciplinary action. This assurance was givnn :n Parliament by
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      GOVT MAY MANAGE PRIVATE CAR PARKS AT OWNERS' REQUEST
      245 4 GOVT MAY MANAGE PRIVATE CAR PARKS AT OWNERS' REQUEST SINGAPORE. Wed— The control and management of private car parks may be taken over by Government at the request of the owners. The Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker. told Parliament this when he moved the second reading
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      Bill to make S'pore a garden city is passed
      277 4 CINGAPORE. Wed. 13 A Bill to make Singapore a beautiful, garden city was passed in Parliament today. It was the Trees and Plants (Preservation and Improvement of Amenities) Bill, 1970. Moving the second reading of the Bill, the Minister for Law
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      138 4 mML 1 I >:JHm| m It Has always been a problem to select a suitable watch that is elegant plus beauty. The sophiscated j *S|; ladies throughout the world have chosen ENICAR to H iSL kee P U P with modern trend. You too can select any of the latest
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      97 4 BF~r%SJ4TTO *V,JUSTSeTTINC "\THWVWkS A PRETTY I I SEEMED \wRX.VvEIxnNDx > > <«UMr/ fiOOD HE-PS THANK M3O FOR TO DOVS IVi*T BABY NASTY BUMP...BUT THE OKAY j OUT HACK AT /NEED HARD TO FIND.. .WE I ■i wmjciNfi men; *as thanks 7 pup mont seem id id me the shop I
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      House says 'yes' to the Bill to protect Singapore investors
      1477 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Since 1968 the Government has been under considerable pressure to intervene on the Stock Kxrhange to protect investors from unscrupulous manipulators and rigging. The Minister for Finance. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. said this when he moved the second
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      Metrication Bill passed
      52 5 Metrication Bill passed r pHE Metrication Bill to introduce the International System of Units (SI) into Singapore was passed n Parliament today. The Weights and Measure* (Amendment) Bill to legally the metric units for u;e in trade was also pasted. The existing imperUl units and local customary unit* will still
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      Water meter rent to go?
      33 5 THE Public Utilities Board n considering abolishing the watermeter rent now being paid by some owners and tenants In high-rise private and Housing Board flats. Parliament was told.
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      Benefit society Bill approved
      171 5 PARLIAMENT approved a Bill to allow mutual benefit organisations to invest thetr reserve funds for purposes approved by the Minister. At present, the law allows them to deposit their money only In post offices and banks. Moving the second reading of the Mutual Benefit Organisations <
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      Changes will greatly strengthen companies law says Hon
      364 5 Changes will greatly strengthen companies law says Hon SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minister for Finance. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. told Parliament tonifht that the Companies (Amendment) Bill would considerably strengthen the Companies Act. which already contains extensive provisions on investor protection. He was moving the second reading of the Bill, which
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      Malaysians can now take CPF cash
      124 5 CENTRAL Provident Fund members who are Malaysian citizens will now be allowed to withdraw his contributions if he leaves the Republic for Malaysia permanently. This was stated by the Minister of State (Labour), Mr. Sla Kah Hul. in moving the second reading of the
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      176 5 SEAH STREET (OFF BEACH HOADI TEL: *****1. SINGAFOM «mmmm«>b optn until 2 a.m. Set Lunch 52.90 Dinner S3 00 cocktail bar ,_r~j SINGAPORE I SWEEP Sth January Draw at CLIFFORD PIER 6.30 P.M. HURRY! BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY! SINGAPORE SWEEP IST PRIZE: $400,000. 2ND 3RD prize $150,000 prize $75,000 PLUS
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    ' Win the peasants before Reds do' warning
    351 6 Win the peasants before Reds do' warning K. LUMPUR, Wad QRGANISE the peasants before the communists and other subversives win their hearts and minds. The secretary-general of the National Union of Plantation Workers, Mr. P.P. Narayanan, gave this warning to trade unions today He was speaking at a forum on
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    Housebreaking charge
    67 6 SINGAPORE Wett. Poh Ang Nge«. 25. denied breaking Into the house of a woman. Wee Nyah Nyah. to steal a Ulevulon sei ana a o:cycl« at Jalan Tua Kong, off Upper East Coast Road, this morning. He was ordered to be remanded at the Central police station for
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    Helmets: A final reminder
    53 6 Helmets: A final reminder SINGAPORE. Wed. The Registry of Vehicles today reminded the public again that the legislation on compulsory wearing of crash helmets for all motorcyclists, scooterists and pillion riders will come into effect from Friday. Anyone who fails to comply with the requirement is liable to a maximum
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    Customs to use new forms from Friday
    103 6 Customs to use new forms from Friday CINGAPORE, Wed. Im- porters and exporters of dutiable Roods were reminded today the new combined Import and export office and Customs forms will be In use from Friday. Four copies are required by the Customs Department for each declaration. The common transhipment form
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    4 management courses
    40 6 4 management courses SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Institute of Management has organised four quarterly management courses startIng next month. The courses are designed for Junior and middle management personnel, and will be held twice a week at the Chinese YMCA
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    YMCA dance
    44 6 BINOAPORE. Wlo The Young Adults' Group of the YMCA will hold a social and dance at the YMCA Pavilion In Bras Basah Road on Saturday at 8 p.m. Admission cards at $3 per couple are available at the YMCA In Orchard Road.
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      374 6 OPENS TODAY! CATHAY'^S" (Our BIG New Year Attraction) THIS IS ONE WAY-OUT COMEDY THAT'S WORTH GOING OUT OF THE WAY FOR! *J a^K .1.8 IA J '^^VVL JJiCKliiiON SANDVDENIIIS AHEILSIMONSTORY mmtmnmm p -Mi ■a a a a fj mm MRMi LJ 0 MTMH MUfll I 1 IZ^OWCT JONCTL.^^ w S!k^«
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      363 7 Join us \h the I V Auld Lang Syne -^aa^^^^vl Rl J BLrSIaJ r^f 'v^t^bbV r^R^aVJOr^ V Wa/aV' ImW k IRjP^Ej ka»»aS^^^?l Tonight Lets welcome the New Year the Cuscaden way. Tenderness and the Pink and Purple together, will bring you 1971 with lots of Surprisesl j $25.00 per person
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      232 7 1 CELEBRATE 1 I NEW YEAR'S EVE I I ROUGE ET NOIR 1 FRENCH RESTAURANT with iTHE D 'JANGb^ BAU' BOYS THE IRON CRO» GONE BAND Floor Show by MISS KWAN YEE EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. Gab Dinner at $25/- per per sot > including Hats and Novelties. Foi Table
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    MEMORIES LIRE AMERICAN TEACHER BACK TO MALAYSIA
    211 8 MEMORIES LIRE AMERICAN TEACHER BACK TO MALAYSIA KU A 1- A I.UMPUK. Wed Ifegttortea of nearly 5U years »ku have lured Xmertcgui leacher Mm lil Elliot bark to MHfcsja. fl M» Kill..i ,4 wits 'iHw mary MuprrviMii MetluKlisi Boys IPPoi between itflaanu i»« Since her arrival last weel. she ban
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    UAR visitor
    28 8 Kll.».jji\ ItIMHUR. Wed Ih* qjiaaltiM or the uaUoual Asneinblvi of the tinned Arab Prpuhllc. Pi iJJhlb Ohukeli. will nrrive here un Prldav afternoon WfL" "ner-dnv vUli
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    PLAQUE FOR DR. GOH TO MARK IWO JIM A VISIT
    93 8 SIN'USJPDKK. WVJ. The MjMMer tor Defence, Dr. vfc Kent; Swee. has beeiij j ;>lasHß iii.il k Ml rerenl 9^K 'lie American <9 Bcarrter. Hie USS iwoS Accor**,i Hie Auir rica^^H\inl);i.vNU(U>r to Sin^Hlc. Mi Cnarle.- T CruMS, Ui. Cioh toured the
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    First public health education course in February
    186 8 First public health education course in February CINUAPOKE. Wed. Smßapoie'.s first public- health education programme will be launched in F'ebiuary. The Adult tduciiiion Bu.ud and in Singapore Medical Association, which ar heading the programme, have jointly organised a IC-tMture count on general health education from F'cb :i Lectures will be
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    Warning of strain on balance of payments
    672 8 'EXPORTS- MUST BE INCREASED' SINGAPORE. Wednesday V;IN<;AI»()RK"n overall balance of pavmeats position could foe "strained" in the immediate future, the president of Ihe International Chamber <>l .'uinmerce. Mr. S.K.T.B. Lexer, warned today. Addressing Roiarians at Adelphl Hotel, he said the adverse balance on
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    AIT plans big expansion
    287 8 SI NO A PORK. Wed. The Asian Institute of Technology In Bangkok, which now has it 4 student 5 from the region, hopes to Increase l\* enrolment to 1.000 by ■M. The Institute Is expand- ing In order to "assume Its proper role as a leading
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    Floating money rates on world exchange markets.?
    241 8 Floating money rates on world exchange markets.? MR. LEVER foreneet the possibility of floatIng currency rates on the international exchange markets within wider International Monetary Fund limits. And Singapore was preparing herself for It. he said. "Although this state of atlairs is unlikely to happen in the immediate future, it
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    PETROL SHED FIRE: MAN BURNED
    119 8 PETROL SHED FIRE: MAN BURNED SINGAPORE. Wed. A lorry attendant was slightly burned when fire broke out at the drum filling shed of the fcaso terminal in Jurnnt Town thi« morning. See Tong Seng. tZ. who suffered minor leg burns, was treated on the spot h? terminal workers. His lea-ry,
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    Call for report on youth caught with scraper
    90 8 Call for report on youth caught with scraper SINGAPORE. Wed A magistrate today called for a probation report on a delivery boy. who was caught with a bearing scraper tucked under his shirt Ong Beng Hock. lfl. admitted having the acrmpei in offensive weapon without lawful authority, at Havelock Road
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    Denies theft from store
    63 8 BINOAPCRE. Wed An Indonesian who entered Singapore Illegally was vatterday charged with stealing two bolts of suiting material froan a store the same day. Bison Nainggolan bin Krene*. 45. was jailed for one month for Illegal entry. but he denied a second charge of stealing (200
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    MSA to instal pushbutton computer complex
    210 8 SINGAPORE. Wed MBA l« to streamline it* ground service with the installation of a pushbutton computer complex which will Involve an investment of $23 million over the next 10 years. Equipment is expected to arrive next year and plans are In hand .or the
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    Drunken driver
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Bust newman Ho Thlain Hex k was fined SlftO today for drunken driving resulting In the collision of his ear with a bicycle tn Havelock Road on June I He was also disqualified from drtvtnc claa* three vtblctai (or a vm.
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    Smoky bus
    34 8 BI.NC3APORE. Wed Th« Tay Koh Y»t Bus Company was fined $80 today (or allowing a worker to drive a bus with a smoky exhaust In Beach Fond on .njlv it. lam year
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    3 get watches for service
    69 8 SINGAPORE, Wed Thri«« employees of Slme Darby Group. each with 30 years service. hay« each received a watch and a certificate of service from th« groups chairman. Mr. DW. MB. They are Mr Chong Hey Ton. Se, of the linn secrttai.al department; Mr. Yeoh Hocl:
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      129 8 ii 'H€ SWINGIfST NITf SPOT IN TOWN *T? ■■CTiwk f_USHER IN 1971 WITH OUR v 1 f GIIANDGALAn v >V .NEW YEAR f* XW\ W*» r DOUBLE ATTRACTION «f^/' fIL J& TrTE LENO MfiSfybOD SHOW I /^C^s-**^ PtPk MORENO I I tt tSouth Amerits'i 1 1.,> edianj I «julai lAN
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      47 8 xMofhm!! for your shopping m^ m^^^ m^ m convenience of 10* DISCOUNT I ON SCHOOL SHOES I The Premier Store 119 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE AND ALL I Retail Stores Agencies WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL ON I FRIDAY Ist JAN.1971 I SUNDAY 3rd JAN.1971
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      150 9 different grades of tobacco, we choose the 19 that give you a smodther cigarette. I There are many kinds of tobacco such as Burley, Maryland, Oriental, Virginian. And various leaves, picked from different part c of die plant: like lugs, cutters and tips. The leaves differ in size, colour and
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      HAPPY NEW YEAR
      526 10 The year is ending in a mild state of euphoria. Not that there is much to be grateful about, oi much perhaps to be confident about But the world has staggered through a year of crisis as spectacular and threatening as any in the past decade, and
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      LOANS FOR FARMERS
      244 10 The Agricultural Bank's decision to expand its credit scheme for padi farmers is the right answer to the smallholders' prayers. For want of adequate credit or because of the high rate of interest charged by private moneylenders the introduction of new farming techniques has been lagging The
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      MADE IN SINGAPORE
      221 10 Singapore industrialists have been offered a New Year resolution which they cannot ignore "get out and sell". Mr. S. F. Lever, chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce, has pointed out the need for s more intensive export drive. The indications are that Singapore's overall balance of
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      Building work to go on despite conference
      208 10 I REFER to "Citizens" comments In the Straits Times regarding Singapore's "green ana clean" campaign. Vehicles carrying earth and sand usually leave trails of dirt as they rumble along the roads. Though the contractors responsible are required to sweep and clean the roads,
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      177 10 Ai-Tfcß two years of silent waiting I hope a lew words in the preso' will do no harm. I don t unaeiaiand why there u» no water-supply in BelaltaQK Guaang. Ihls place is In the heart ot the town of Jtrteh. Tne funny thing v
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      Fly nuisance
      101 10 IT is heartening to see 1 that the Highlands Health authority ls at last doing something to minimise the fly nuisance In this holiday resort. Teams of workers are busy spraying chemicals all over the place near Tanah Rata area. It ls already more than a year since
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      89 10 ANXIOUS" (ST. Dec. 21) should realise that when the Malaysia Government talks of advancing $100 million (and a consortium of banks $90" million) for houses for their own staff (not for the general public) at low interest rates, trie 'smart Alecs' In the building and housing trades are bound to
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    1970: A Review
    1062 10 'A year peace made a profit' By A STAFF WRITER IT BROUGHT riots, violence, disasters, but it is ending on a bright hope THE AUDITING of 1970 an accounting of the plus and minus factors of the year shows that peace made a profit. And, paradoxically perhaps,
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    Rape case may fully restore rule of law
    479 10  -  HUGH MABBETT By Jakarta A JUBILANT crowd in a Jogjakarta, central Java, courthouse this week signalled the end of a grotesque ordeal for a 17-year-old girl eggttller. the victim of a classic ease of conspiracy. Three months ago Uie girl, Sum Kuning
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      68 10 Stylas cut to tha latast trand by our most axparlancad craftsman tinea 1934. Suits complataly hand tallorad t stltchad right to tha buttonholas ansurlng bast workmanship. Wa ara also Importers S> axportara of flnast Cant* taxtilas tharaby wa hava tha latast wldast ranga of matarlalt for stltctlan. And for our
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      547 10 Today marks the end of 1970 Wineline. This is the 35th chapter in Demijohn's Diary. 1 hope that you've found my comments and information as entertaining as I've found the opportunity to talk of those finer things in life, wine and food. Christmas has come and gone, and tonight marks
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      Lock icon Guilty six may get 'life'
      314 11 Guilty six may get 'life' FRANCO SET FOR FINAL DECISION MADRID. Wednesday. GENERAL FRANCO was reported set to make his hfe-or-death decision today on six young Basque nationalist guerillas condemned to die by firing squad and signs here were they would be spared. Word of a decision being imminent came
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      TAIWAN DIPLOMAT ARRESTED IN BIG SPY RING SCANDAL
      269 11 TAIWAN DIPLOMAT ARRESTED IN BIG SPY RING SCANDAL lAIPEH, Wed.— A Tai--1 wanese Embassy official In South Vietnam has been arrested and secretly deported home as part of an alleged spy ring scandal that has rocked the Nationalist Government, it was learned yesterday. Only journalists had been previously known to
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      Kidnap case witnesses
      65 11 MONTREAL. Wed. Bro•her» Paul and Jarqura Rn»» •nd Prancw Simard were given formal notice yesterday at a •pecla! loronern inqurct that they are being held im material mtnewe* in the murder of Mr. Pierre Ij»porle. Quebec i rormer Labour Minister. In a SO-second appearance formality the three
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      Lock icon Viets kill village chief in daring raid near capital
      349 11 PHNOM PENH. Wed yiLLAGEKS in Bayap settlement of stilted wooden houses two-and-a-half miUs from Phnum Penhs central market were today preparing to cremate their chief killed by vietcong yesterday in the guerillas" closest-ever infiltration to the Cambodian capital. Villas^ chief Ak
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      Meg visits Snowdon in hospital amid reports of split-up
      159 11 LONDON. Wed CHIELDED from heavy slret by an umbrella. Princes MarKaret manages a smile as she leaves The London Clinic here alter visiting her husband Lord Snowdon who la recoverinn from h minor operation. A palace spokesman has denied American Press
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      Drive to explain new decimal system
      168 11 Drive to explain new decimal system I OHDOM, urn tt'tti only si\ weeks to co when British curremy r<ies decimal, a n><t.ior i nip, i. n was launched >e<>terdiiv to ease the hirth-paugs of the nc* sy*ten< In Hit- pulilic R.v Ken I", ilioiil Ml million hiMiklets umilil have rr.n-heii
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      A girl of 14 among 4 Reds charged
      115 11 UAM.kOH. Uril. I he governor of Nakhnn Pwvtaec Mr Phan Sai Ir.iknl s.nd votrrrtay four people, one of Ihrm a 14 \ear i»l,| girt were at Mated i»n >unila> anil ch.<r«ed with heinic com munist lerroiistv The four were hclicM-d to h.ivr
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      Japanese Cabinet approves record Budget
      144 11 Japanese Cabinet approves record Budget TOKYO. W«ri Th« Japanese Cabinet approved a record hudgei for the 1971 financial year totalling 9.414.000 million yen £1t).8% million). I lie Huduet. winch will now be Dresented to the Diet P:irlwmtnt I. |a 1 H. 4 per ("nt lamer than that for the current
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      234 11 G Why don? they still make cars like tt\is? ■k 'V _^B^^ x __v B_l _^H_^ oE K _Hk Mr. Ong once owned a Ford Model T. It was the first car he f¥W owned. In fact, it was the first car ever made that was practical enough in performance
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      Lock icon STUDENT DEMOS BREAK INTO EMBASSY
      178 12 STUDENT DEMOS BREAK INTO EMBASSY I-THIOPIAN -in dents breaking into their country's embassy In Stockholm to protect against the action of the Government against the people In the Eritrea province. Thr Kritrean Liberation Front i 1.1.1- i urged Libya. Syria and Iraq on Tuesday to call an emergency session of
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      Lock icon A hope it's the last
      60 12 VAN NUYS icmn.irnlm. W«O Boh Hop*. tvom» from hlx 20th ChriAlma* tour to entrrUin U.S. servicemen ovmsms. ■hid today hr hmm it wm hit Anal trip to South Virtnam The rom<Kllan »«id thr moralr n( Amrnitn iroop* in Virtnam li fxceptionally hißh. higher than last
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      New bid to end dispute over key Bills
      244 12 New bid to end dispute over key Bills WASHINGTON. MM. (JONGRF'SS today makes a renewed effort to pass the Foreign Aid Appropriations Bill and settle the dispute over Government finance for a supersonic rival to the AngloFrench Concorde. The money BULs are the two remaining major controversies Congress Is tryIng
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      54 12 Rats cause strike. At CXI AM> Wed A dockrrx' union Iparier i iimpl.inird here toria.v of "hit hlark rats iunipine »vrr mm h»nds" in the holds of the I.IM-Mm Kritixh rreichter Newcastle Star. Auckland docker* stopppd work on the ship tor fJvr hours yrsterda.v until il wa .s t i\rn
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      Lock icon Peking claims big output boost
      204 12 Peking claims big output boost HONG KONG. Wed. PEKING today reported big increases in agricultural production during 1970 and singled out the key provinces of Szechuan and Honan for special mention. Grain production in Szechuan, China's richest and largest agricultural province, was up 10 per cent on last years figure,
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      STUDENT KILLED IN SPORTS MEET 'BATTLE'
      133 12 UANGKOK. Wed. A student was killed and Lhrep injured In bomb-throwing clashes between rival Thai student groups ycst.nri day. RtudPnts from four schools fought with bottle and plastic bombs to bring the ftve-riav Inter-school trark and field championships to a violent end. Nineteen students
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      Lock icon Saigon task force pulls out of Mekong River city
      204 12 Saigon task force pulls out of Mekong River city SAIGON. Wed. A -..sno-wan South Vietnamese 'ask force has pulled nit of Central Cambodia 15 days after answering an urgent appeal from Phnom Penh to relieve the Mekong River city of Kompong Cham A military spokesman said the four natlalioa* of
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      Former top-cop gets life
      61 12 .MKAR'IA W«l A tormer high-rnnlcing ixlire nmYer ha* hcen jienlenceri in li!e impri.-on-m*rit nn rhargt-* o( c-nmplii I'y in the attempted communist coup of 19«. V Com m isMoner An«m> Tanunmid urn former deputy chief ot •he Jakarta Pnlire Command. i nn fnund guilty hy miliar>-
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      Lock icon 'Free prisoners' call to HK Government
      116 12 UONr; KONG. Wed. A rtelrjatlon of fa mi lie* of 74 leftist prisoner* demanded yesterday th<- Hong Kong (Jnvernment release all 75 who were i-onvicted in connection with the bloody eight-month rommunUtlert riots here in Ml Hunt Kong communist newspapers today said the delegation
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      Lock icon Get out order to 100: Envoy told to return
      230 12 UONN. Wed. W a t D Germany last night ordered It* Ambassador to Guinea in return heiP and report or. the surprise rxpulsion of nearly 100 West Germans last night. A foreign office oArll the Ambassador Dr. Jnhann Christian LankCa is
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      Lock icon Sadat (I will not give up) puts Egypt on alert
      442 13 I CAIRO, Wwdne»day PRESIDENT Anwar 1 Sadat ordpred tnriay that the United Arab Republic be put iti rpadinoss for war. Wprting ;hat there is danger Of Israeli action to disrupt the iniprnal fr-mt. the President instructed -all the executive, political
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      Lock icon Indira seeks to create a new society
      199 13 NKW DELHI, Wednesday. pKIMK MINISTF:R Mrs. Indira Gandhi said yesterday "wr ate seeking a fresh mandate from the people to amend the constitution' to enable the Government to usher fn an "equitable order of society." Speakine at a year■i. i end news lOnference
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      Lock icon JULIANA TO VISIT JAKARTA NEXT YEAR
      90 13 JULIANA TO VISIT JAKARTA NEXT YEAR J\ KAR T A. Wed. Queen .Juliana of ihe Netherlands will visit Indonesia next ypar. Foreign Minister Mr. Malik confirmed here today. •The dale of ihe visit is tn be derided later,' Mr. Malik said. President Suharto InvMpfi Queen Juliana during his controversial visit
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      Lock icon Two more prison deaths report
      73 13 MANIi.A. Weo Two mure prisoners have been killed »t the teeming immnai prison in nearby Muntinlupx, 11 a .is reported today. Two convicts were shot dead by prison guards when they ran from a pen larm the Manila 'limes reported. It i-Md one »as caught
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      Lock icon Harakiri-typc suicide
      42 13 NAPI.KS. Wed. An old age pensioner died in hospital here fndav «:ter driving a hayonet into ni* siiimjih in a harakiri type suicide, police reported. Caimine Boemm. 72. had been suftVnng from nervous depression for some time, they added. Renter.
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      Press grab
      24 13 RAJGON. Wed The South Vietn?me!.e Government today confiscated editions of five Viet-ns.me>e-languagp dailies for alleged violations of ihe Federal Ne»>n»rwr Cod* pri.
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        Italy's first divorce after new law
        123 13 Italy's first divorce after new law ROME. Wed. Italy 1 flrs.t divorce .since Napeoleonic times was pronounced in Modena yesterday, Just 11 days after divorce became law following a 100-year Parliamentary battle. The couple. Alfredo Cappl, 28. and Oiorgia l.ulsa Bena.ssi. 25. were married in rhurch in May. 1963, and
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        51 13 BRISBANE: Navy Minister Mr. Denis Killen sairi yexterday the Yielding h«\e been beaten anrt could no longer win Ihe war. Mr. Killen speaking to newsmen on his return fler spending Christina* with allied servicemen in Vietnam said thin waa the opinion of holh military forces and the civilian population in
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        26 13 LONDON: The Race Relations Committee of the Roman Catholic Church in Britain has declared its opposition to any resumption nf British arms sales to South Africa.
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        76 13 NOT YORK: IN. Secre-tary-General I) Thant has made a new appeal for food to alleviate ihe "efMsal .situation" of victims nf last month* cyclone disaster in East Pakistan. t Thant said "the full magnitude nf the catastrophe and it« wirier implications are now only becoming clear. "Due t" the destruction
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        49 13 RRISRANK: A 4.5-mlnule storm with torrential rain and winds of up to 120 m ph. destroyed more than half the Queensland town of Longreach. north-west of here, last night. Damage was estimated at more than $AlOo.onn and most every one of the 1.000 buildings In the town was hit.
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        60 13 CANBERRA: Immigration Minister Mr. Phillip Lynch aairi today restriction* would continue to he enforced again»t entry of Anglo-Indians U» Australia on grounds they are cUsniAed non-Euro-peans and are not recognised as British for the purposes of receiving government assistance to pay their fares Mr Lynrh said non-Euro-peans, including AngloIndians, would
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      458 13 JAKARTA, Wednesday INDONESIA enters its election year with sounder economic prospects and thp power and authority of the army riding on a new crest. The military men already have a firm grip on The nations reviving economic life and the »i«ns are
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      370 13 rwirji [BMaB^B I II I W^b a^aJ New Chinese Character No Actually it's an IC magnified to 30 times its siz«. IC stands for Integrated Circuit. An Integrated circuit is a very small circuit block formed by combining or connecting individual groups of vacuum tubes, tran vstors and diodes (operating
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      Profits down at Craigielea
      356 14 /^RAIGIELEA Rubber Plantations profits took a sharp knock in the first half of its cti rent financial year. Though production was slightly up pre-tax profits slipped hark from last year's record levels of £139,--000 to £100.000. In the six months pndrri September 1970 rubber production wa.s
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      39 14 Rl KIT SEWBAWANG Estates pre-tax profits for the six months ended September 1970 Improved modestly from $810,669 to $825,859. Alter taxation of $481,800 against $451,894 the net consolidated profit is $344,059 against $358,775 In the corresponding period of 1989.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1116 14 DID AND OFFER PRICKS OFFID CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINi: ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN INDUSTRIALS it CLOSING TONE: Industrials and hotel* improved while the rest sleariv TURNOVKR Official totai turnovei a.s supplied by the
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1136 14 I> I SINt.SS in and rrpurted to Ihr Sinicaporr and Kuala I u mini i trading rooms ol Ihr Stork Ivi hmif yrktrrday with Ihr niimlM-r uf »n.ues traded shown in turn krls in lots of I.UIIU unless otherwise specified. I\IM SI RIALS .%< MA IIJ Jl Hen
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        34 14 (•ll"l1\\IHIfl S.T.C. Min Nfal F. Union Y.H. Srng B«n t uvm S. l.im $1 M $0.61 $0.77 $0.84 $1.47 $0.90 $1.35 $0.59J .12 4-.M .Oh .08 .06 .05 .05 .04i I. Nrj,i irtron
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        17 14 rancy me 92.111 iluanj Ord. $1.55 Hold $1 84 L Wood $0.75 .*«J .15 0« —.03
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        14 14 S.T.C. 251.000 Central Sugars 176.000 Mm Ngai 113,000 Starlite Ceramics 100.000
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      LATE SPURT LIVENS MARKET
      196 14 rE steadier trend continued to prevail on the Stock Exchange of MalayMa and Singapore yesterday with gains accruing mainly to lower-priced issues. The pattern of trading varied little from that of the previous day when a final burst of activity made for both volume and price
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      Straits Times Indices
      41 14 Straits Times Indices Urc. 2» Dec. 3v Industrials: 137. 50 tSJ.HS 1 Hatch: fills SI. 74 Proprrtlfs; 101.53 103.14 t Tins: 7" 90.27 tf rubbers: 112.32 lll.tl Dec. 3«, 1»M 100 1 Dec. 31. 19CS It* t Dec. 29. 1961 100
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      307 14 THE Australian Associated Stock Exchanges issued on Tuesday printed amendment* to their official listing requirements. The new requirement* will come into force next Monday the first trading day of 'he new year. Most of the new requirements outlined have been announced previously or at, least
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      Exchange rates
      180 14 T'HTC Association of Banks in MalavMa-Slngapcre announced these be.st agreed merchant rales as at Dec. 30. Local dollars to one unit Selling i;uif of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar US. Dollar local dnllarx to ion unlta i>t Foreign Currency Belgian Franc*
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        193 14 ACriNO in unison with Tuesday s tall of El in the London metal price, the Straits tin price in P n a n v. yesterday dipped 62 i cents to $623. 12 A per picul on an offering estimated down 15 tons to 265 tons With the
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        113 14 /•MINtSE PRODUCa tXCMANOI. v SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICKS PER PItUL YCITIROAY C.c.out OH: bulk SAW M)l«r«. drum Wit wlUra. •SSJMI Mam t0.0.) >«». Jan./ Mb. UK. Com. SUB. '•P«i Mumok ABTA wait* ton 100% Nl.w sisu «*n*r«. Sarawak «mtt i.o.h. ••<■„ NLW $170 Milan. fUra«ah apccial black f.o
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        23 14 In Ix>oilni. uo luMday Ih* prlr« of Malayan prr cent. April was quotwi at (lift ariltn aait DccemMr/ January t»T» Mlltra
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        66 14 -T*HE Malay.ian Minuter of Finance has fixed the«e rate* for calealating custom* dutif« far the period from Dee. 31 U Jan. 8. Rubber $l<i cent* a Ik. Copra SSM.tfl a Ira Palm Oil U95.M a ton Palm Kernel* SMB.M a Ui» The rates of dalles payable are: Rubber:
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        23 14 Dec. .It RIRBER: 48} (down i rent). TIN: 5623.12* (down 62 1 cts). Estimated of ferine 265 tons (down 15 tons).
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        69 14 Ill kxport prr« to n«.n nirrlin* imjl in IK ■Inllai. pi r uuni-r. 1 I2> Loim dnl«n pnca id Sio**port (lolliirf imi ta«| Tuitdty Mcnrtay »U.l SU.t. l-orwinn IT IL'.I :t? Htirui I H K h.% HoriKkom 3H IA 3H. IS Zuricb INCH :i. :;nB I'M'H •J7.4.S8
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        441 14 'TH* rubber market 1 yesterday suffered from lack of buying ouppor* in front of some liquidation and dealei selling 'r the absence of fresh orders. Levels reached 49 cents a lb. tor January before selling tended to dry up. Physicals were neglected and the morning session
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      94 14 THr. Singapore and Kuala I iidi pur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore will operate half day (closing at noon) today anr) will remain closed tomorrow for the New Year holiday. The rubber market will be opened half a day today and be closed
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        263 14 MELBOURNE. Wee 1 Mining shares made slight gains in a quiet market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Jensen gained 15 ren's to $1.25 and West Coast put on 10 cents to SI. IO. Itah gained 10 cents to close at $3.95. T<m!»v riming prim in aoatra- imn fIsMM
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        74 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Tuesday M 7J Monday fil M Week ago: U.H Rl RBKRS Tuesday itXM Monday 1H2.2.1 Week ago: 161.11 OILS Tuesday I*l*l Monday :>S9 Week ago- 288.D4 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday M2M Monday 338* Week ago- M33.J DOWN JONrS >\| |t\(.| IMM SIKIALS Tuesday 84.' no Monday KM) HI
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        256 14 UONG KONG. Wed. There n was considerable ac.ivny In most sections ol the market today with sellers predominating In certain .stocks R.I) were heavily traded and it-ached HKSi 81 at one point bf tore easing to linish up at HKSI. 7B. Wheelocks started off at HKSI4 70 at
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        38 14 ON lh« Ifm iichlnii market n Hong K.,nc Kil-nUv in* U.S. O*lnr quoiKi m ft.ns.i7f, for T.T. and ft 1 1 7 1 JA for taUl. flint i|uiilM il 14. aal ana lad lain at "*•.»<!.
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        238 14 T^EW YORK. Tues Th« A Mock market advanced sharply to clow with Its best gains in several sessions. The Dow Jones UtlHllsjs also hit a new high and was up about. .77 lo 121.04 near the closing bell The DJ Industrial average posted n 9.33 poiul an: anc-e
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        450 14 T ONDON. «'«1. Tli» iln. k markrt L lodav mrro»iy m.xxl :n quin trading Prir.it rmmr off on lark of followthrouith »fi.r initial firmn.nn in i n. »lth N.w York. Bu»ln*«« r.mmn"! win cm fl 1 1 hoii«{h in m|>ro* "i irv.ii or ihr pant rwa sssassasv Toward" th.
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    204 15 Cathay Hotel closes after 18 years CINGAPORE. Wed. The 18 year old Cathay Hotel closed its doors from today. It will be converted into an office building. Cathay Building will remain as it has been a prominent landmark. The management and the staff have reached agreement on termination benefits. This
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    89 15 Probe into case of 700 undelivered letters KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mystery still surrounds the case of the forsaken letters. Even the postal authorities have no clue how the 700 undelivered letters ended up on a Petaling Jaya hill-slope. Three youths stumbled upon the letters while they were out walking two
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    36 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. The IsUna grounds will not be open to the public on New Tear's Day, as it has been in previous years, as the late President Yusof's family is still in mourning.
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    Husband: I was forced into marriage
    124 15 Husband: I was forced into marriage SINOAPORE, Wed. A $130-a-month station attendant, Sumadl bin Parmar today claimed he was not reaponslble for his second wife's children because he had been "forced" Into Urn marriage. He was contesting a variation of a 140-a-month maintenance claim by his second wife. Buriah bint*
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    Youth admits stealing from five cars
    74 15 Youth admits stealing from five cars SINGAPORE. Wed. Llm Wing Kirn. 16, today admitted steal ling five ear tapeplayers, three cassettes. 13 cartridges and a coat altof ether worth J1.170 from five cars parked In Toa Payoh Estate between Nov. 8 and Dec. 22. The magistrate. Mr. E.C. Foenander. eajled
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    477 15 Collision: RMN officer f ound negligent CO. LOSES 6 MONTHS OF SENIORITY SINGAPORE, We*. J^ NAVAL court martial today found acting Ueut-Comdr. K. Arasaratnam, CO of the Royal Malaysian Navy minesweeper KD Kinabalu, guilty of two out of five charges against him. The five-member court ordered that he lose six
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    Music exam fixture
    61 15 SINOAPORE. Wad. The 1971 written examination of the Associated Board of the Royal School* of Music will be held on March 6. the MlntoUy of Education announced today. Entry forms are now arallable at the ministry In Kay rfiang Road Entries and payment of fees can be
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    Mindef ruling on SAF bulletin
    78 15 Mindef ruling on SAF bulletin SINGAPORE, Wed. The Defence Ministry has ruled that nothing published in National Pioneer a bulletin of the Singapore Armed Forces can be reproduced in whole or in part In any form of publication. But the rule can be waived on consent of the Permanent Secretary
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    Govt turns down the export credit insurance scheme after a 'survey'
    348 15 Govt turns down the export credit insurance scheme after a 'survey' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. npHE Government has scrapped the proposed cxx port credit insurance scheme because a sur. very had shown that the scheim would not be selffinancing, the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. told Parliament today. Replying to Mr.
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    'Scared' so youth joined three in escape
    173 15 'Scared' so youth joined three in escape CINOAPORE. Wed -One of four escapees from the Central Police Station lockup last Saturday told a court today that he Joined the others because other remand prisoners had seen him passing to the three escapees their personal effects, and he was "scared Morgan
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    Misadventure
    32 15 SINOAPORE, Wed A coroner's court today recorded a "misadventure verdict on a student of the Jurong Vocational Institute. Han Hul Juan 17. who drowned while swimming at Chang! on Dee. 19
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    UNF sends appeal to the wrong person
    94 15 UNF sends appeal to the wrong person SINOAPORE, Wed. The United National Front today appealed to Commonwealth Heads of state coming here for their meetIng next month to visit political detainees at Changl Prison. The UNFs secretarygeneral. Mr. R. Vetrivelu made this appeal In an open letter sent today to
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    AA chairman clarifies
    53 15 MNOAPORI Wed AA Chalrmau Mr. Milton Tan today said the throughway for Collyer Quay was an improvement following the new traffic arrangements tor the road. He was clarifying a statement he made yesterday that toe Raffles Place mall scheme has resulted In an improvement in 'he traffic
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    PM's guest leaves
    28 15 SINOAPORE. Wed Japanr.ese architect Professor Ketuo Tana* left Singapore today after a three-day visit on the Invitation of the Prime Minister, Mr Lea Kuan Yew.
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    NO NEED FOR DEAFNESS SURVEY SAYS MINDEF
    251 15 NO NEED FOR DEAFNESS SURVEY SAYS MINDEF SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister of Defence feels that it is unnecessary to survey the incidence of deafness in the Singapore Armed Forces because* the "situation does not warrant it." Referring to this suggestion yesterday by the president of the Society of Social Medicine.
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    Concert
    32 15 SINGAPORE. Wed A concert or Oenda Wayanr music will be held at the National Museum on Saturday at 3 p.m. In conjunction with the current exhibition of peasant Daintings trom Bali
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      601 16 ...where quality rates as high as charity '|MII\ iicvi linte \on p«r«k yotlf <:hi! dien off Io sihool and witch Ihcm go vulli fa thankful sigh because you lia\t lieallhv kids, slop Io think of the mo tliers who an- uol so ioi
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      A New Year midi for Miss Well-Endowed
      312 16 A New Year midi for Miss WellEndowed IF f>»« *ti ?«ur <+ £e«r >e*oiUTio4»v i io wear a mini, you don't have to wait tin tomorrow to throw away your minis. O« it this evi-ninr. Take the plunjr What better reason than to usher in the New Tear in a
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      413 16 HOW TO MAKE YOUR BARBECUE THE HIT IT SHOULD BE A BARBECUE seems "U> be one of the simplest ways to entertain. Just call the crowd over and let them do their own thing. Or so you think. It is not all that simple. If you want to make your
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      Fast cover-up tips
      110 16 OEFORE you start out this evening for another round of gaieties, try these fast cover-up cures If your skin Is dry, wipe face dean with cold cream, soap and cold water all at once. Apply cold cream again thoroughly and wash off with warm soapy water. Rinse
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      Modesty, mystical power of this martial art
      289 17 Modesty, mystical power of this martial art 'pHE Ministry nr EducaJ 'ions Initiative in promoting physical culture in schools through pugil- sties and bersilat is commendable. However, Dr Gwee Ah Leng's advice ♦AT-jJJec. M) that, tournament* ar* a good way to maintain MTlclency In martial arts Is not. feasible at
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      MONEY TOO?
      73 17 I REFER to Alias) Y. C. >>w (ST., Dec. who Mated that his letters to an HOB estate officr went unanswered. Naturally. If I were the officer concerned I would crumple his letter and throw it into the waste- »a»er basket. To my mind his rrquest is baselees
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      See-through lift windows to be safe and sound
      225 17 See-through lift windows to be safe and sound I HOPK the Hous ing Board will consider the suggestion by "For Everyone" (ST., Dec. 28) and convert all lift doors into seethrough ones. However, I think a "see-through window" would do. Otherwise the H.D.B. would moan about the coat. But the
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      347 17 ATELY there has been Li a great deal of Interest in lifts In HDB flats. The latest example Is a very interesting suggestion for "see-through lift doors" by "For Everyone" (ST., Dec. 28). What prompted me to write is the Incident that happened to me soon after reading "For Everyone's"
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      Two serious 'sins' with traffic
      421 17 Two serious 'sins' with traffic LOOKING bacK over the last 19 years It seems that two serious mistakes, one of omission and the other of commission, were made regarding the central traffic problem which have now culminated in the various and somewhat frenetic attempts to find a solution. Much of
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      190 17 I AM writing this letter for the attention of the Senior Health Officer of Environmental Health Branch. Ministry of Health. We understand that every area ln Singapore Is to kept clean and green and pol-lution-free but there is one particular premises that does not comply with health regulation*. This is
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      127 17 IN REPLY to "Citiiens' letter (S.T.. Dec. 21 > on the employment of receptionists to doahlr as nurse* at private clinics. the Singapore Trained Nurses' Association believes in a free society, and eaanet impose on general practitioner* the question of employing only state registered
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      Safety belts
      42 17 TTHE safety, belt was In- vented for car drivers and passengers to prevent any serious injury or death in traffic accidents. Why Isn't thfre a law like the crash helmet law to enforce its use? RICHARD CHOW K.W., Singapore 12.
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      98 17 U7HEN the Medical ProTf gress Fund was set up some five years ago (yes. some five years ago!) many civic-minded citizens donated towards It. One astute donor paid his contribution to an In-terest-bearing bank account Instead, and it has been reported that If things
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      357 17 T REFER to the recent letters in the Press commenting on the Public Utilities Boards beach cleaning exercise held on Nov. 8. In one of the letters <S.T Nov. 19) 'Taxpayer' com plained that the board has neglected to Improve the appearance and facilities of the offices ln
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      193 17 T REFER to Mrs. Pat T Bm h s complaint <S.T.. Dec. id that she was surcharged after being ?pr^ understand by the SPCA that she need not pay any parking fee if the visit was to bring an animal to Its premises. Investigations revealed that the parking attendant °i
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      254 17 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 7 Pro stop in A/rloar (I). 1 and t. Recipe for girl* »d«h* OtMrdian revtsU th* exact P* lr ln OUbtrtlau reelp* total <». 1. 5; S. f, 4> tor tlrU? •>• l« fornbknrtr when .klue? 11. On* about to «o among llot s> m old
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    MSA: We haven't finalised route to London
    121 18 MSA: We haven't finalised route to London SINGAPORE, Wed. 13 Malaysia-Singapore Airlines will not announce the route for its Singapore London service until "early next year." The airline's spokesman loday denied a newspaper report that the thrlceweelcly service would stop At Bombay, Beirut and Rome only. He said: "We haven't
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    Fined $400
    26 18 SINGAPORE Wixi.—Machinropecttor Koh Tens; Kwee, 35, waa fined MOO today for driving dangerously and colliding with a car In Sernbawang Hill Circus en Sept.
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    $2,500 RAID ON FINANCE FIRM BY FOUR THUGS
    223 18 $2,500 RAID ON FINANCE FIRM BY FOUR THUGS SINGAPORE, Wod. rX>UR men three armed with guns this afternoon robbed a finance company in Geylang Road of $2,500 in cash and valuables. The men were inside the Soon Huat Credit (Pte.) Ltd. at tiiC junction of Geylang Road and Lorong 25A
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    Presentation of certificates
    35 18 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Tan Sri Runme Shaw, chairman or the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, will present certificates to successful participants of the Seventh Tourist Oulde Course on Jan. 8 at the Cultural Centre.
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    Varsity course on practice of banking
    81 18 SINGAPORE, Wad. -Thl Rxiramural Studies Department of the University ol Singapore will start a 15-lecture court* on the "Practice of banking for advanced students taking th« final diploma examination of th« Institute of Bankers. London, on Jan. 11 at 7 JO pjn. Lectures, to
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    Four new PA officials
    65 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. Four new members have been elected to the <*.-ople's Association boaatl of management at its fourth general meeting. They were Mr. Urn Ewe Huat. committee member of the Slnjapore Coui.cll of Social Service; Mr Fok Fook Choon, director of the Singapore Red Cross Society
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    Third blackout in 4 nights
    40 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Realdents of Lorong 20. Oeylang, were hit uy a black-out last night. their third In rour nights. The blackout* were believed to have been caused by the heavy rains of the past week.
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    Gold, cash vans allowed through
    320 18 Gold, cash vans allowed through MALL RESTRICTION IS~ RELAXED FOR BANK SINGAPORE W«d. THIi Bank of America has been given "verbal" permission to bring their security vans into the Raffles pedestrian mall for movements of cash and gold for an "indefinite period." Dlsetosmg this today, the assistant operations manager of
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    BOATMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING AT SEA
    85 18 BOATMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING AT SEA SINGAPORE. Wed Steersman Ho Chyr Huat. 36, was struck dead by lightniing as his boat drew close to a cargo vessel at the Outer Roads, a coroner heard tod..Gunnsagran Athirajuln, 27, one of the four labourers with him at that time said: "He was
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    Ship wreck crew to be brought home
    95 18 Ship wreck crew to be brought home CINGAPORE, Wed. Arrangements are being made to bring home the 23 all-Singapore crew of a local cargo vessel which sank off Vietnam yesterday. The seamen were rescued by an American co2st guard cutter, a few hours before their ship, the 1.000-ton Joy Taylor,
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    Singapore and Malaysia readers not affected
    105 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. Reader's Digest readers in Singapore and Malaysia are not affected by the magazine s alleged failure to award the full prizes of their promotional sweeptakes held over the past four years. This Is because the contest was featured only In the American
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    MAN JAILED 3 MONTHS FOR $2 THEFT
    51 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. Lorry driver Ooh Yong Heng. 39, who stole two dollars worth of raisins from a Port Authority godown yesterday, iv Jailed for three months today. Before sentencing him, the magistrate, Mr. EC Foenander said: "This pilf*r>"~ u "> "f^nmmn muat be
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    Going, the colonel who helped to end Soekarno's confrontasi
    276 18 Going, the colonel who helped to end Soekarno's confrontasi Kuala i.umpur. Wed. Col. Benny Moerdanl -who played a key role in bringing an end to confrontation will aooo leave his post as Indonesian Consul-Gene-ral to Malaysia. Con/inning this h«r« day, an Indonesian -f^ bassy spokesman that Col. Moerdanl *w«ss*j leav
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    Year's jail for PC who took $50 bribe
    259 18 Year's jail for PC who took $50 bribe SINGAPORE. Wed To Use constable Wong Wee Teck. 23 was jailed for one year today for taking a $50 bribe from a shop assistant who is also a Special Constable. Wong was found guilty of taking the money from Lim Ken Hee,
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      467 23 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF SUMMARY RECEIVING ORDERS lAKE NOTICE that Summary Receiving Order-- «ere on .ith ami 13th December 1870 made agalnat the following persons and or firm* M'MMARY RM KIVIVC. (IRI)IRS < made nn 5.12.7 m Banhrapte; N«. 872 70 Abti Bakar bin Mond. of No.
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      518 23 IN THE MATTER OF THL COMPANIES ACT. 19C5 AND IN THE MATTER Or SOON LEE RICE MILL AND BRICKWORKS SfcNDIRIAN BERHAD i ln Members Voluntaiv Liquidation) At a general meeting of the members of Soon Lee Rice Mill end Brickworks Sendirlan Berhac 1 duly convened and held at N0. 44.
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      313 23 GOVERNMENT OP THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORF. THE PLANNING ORDINANCE. 19.V» (Nn 12 of 1959 i THE MASTER PLAN RILES IM2 Noticr under Rule I Notice of Submission nf Review of Master Plan Notice is hereby given tha' pursuant to Section **< 1 > of th* Planning Ordinance. 185 ft. a
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      312 23 THE PORT OP SINGAPOM AtTHORITT TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for Alteration to formet Trafßc Ofllee a» gate I, Keppel Road. Tender documents may be oblained from the office of the Purchasing Ofßcer. The Port of Singapore Authority against the receipt for a tender deport' of $500 which should be
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      New formula to win back the locals
      336 24 New formula to win back the locals jyfORE entries both local and foreign are expected by the organisers of next year's Singapore Grand Prix with the introduction- of the new formula for cars. The organisers, the Ministry of Social Affairs, will hold the meet at Upper Thomson Road on April
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      Roy breaks only record
      190 24 Roy breaks only record ASIAN Games swimmer Roy Chan took the day's honours when he set the only record in the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club's open championships at Amber Road yesterday. Roy led all the way to beat his younger brother, Mark by 25 metres. He clocked 2:26.3 to chip
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      Fancied Darul Afiah get a 4-1 shock
      224 24 OORT of Singapore Authority yesterday produced a 4-1 shock win at Jalan Besar over fancied Darul Afiah to qualify for the FAS Junior Cup knockout soccer semi-finals. Darul Afiah. the strong favourites, failed to play up to expectations. Thtlr game was upset after
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      Swimming idea can help tennis, says Siow
      275 24 Swimming idea can help tennis, says Siow CINGAPORE Lawn 13 Tennis Association has decided to adopt swimming's "key" to success the active co-operation of parents to encourage their children. Mr Slow Watt Soon, Vicepresident of SLTA. said "We have a handful of schoolboys undergoing coaching and training, but generally the
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        115 24 DEAR SIR. AT the last Seap Onmex whtn Slncapnre competed (or thr first time In the yachting events, the teem collected foui sliver medals At the recent A.«lan Oames out of lour event* filtered, vachtlng collected two silvers Qvme obviously, it i-- time that this sport gets
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      Under 23 team to be nucleus of international soccer side
      311 24 FOOTBALL Associar tion of Singapore has scrapped its competition policy of fielding a different team for each tournament. It has decided next year to build up an international side from the Under-23 team that will be playing in the FAM
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      ELUSIVE LEOW IS STAR OF COMBINED FIFTEEN
      272 24 ELUSIVE LEOW IS STAR OF COMBINED FIFTEEN POLICE-MILITARY ComI bined "A" showed no HI effects from a months idleness when they beat < Base Ordnance Depot 13-9 in a friendly rugby match at Thomson Road yesterday. The Combined, who wore without six regulars, won by two goals and a dropped
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      Two hope for win with 'own' spinnaker
      200 24 Two hope for win with 'own' spinnaker TWO Singapore helms- men left today for Perth with a special own-made spinnaker with which they hope to do well in Australia's National Hornet championships and then the World chami pionships a week later 'Major Groff Simpson (above, left) is the holm* man
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      Singapore as Asia's Wimbledon: Good idea, says Reay
      307 24 Singapore as Asia's Wimbledon: Good idea, says Reay THE I n te m a t lonal Lawn Tennis Federation welcomes and fully supports the move by Singapore to stage the First Asian Wimbledon in August 1971. This was expressed by the honorary secretary of the International L«wn Tennis Federation, Mr.
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      Dato Wee is the top owner
      383 25  - Dato Wee is the top owner EPSOM JEEP By A RECOUNT of the year's Turf statistics showed that Dato Wee Hood Teck is the champion owner. His- horses won 31 races •nd $303 485 In stakes. Auric gtablp with 27 winners and, $288,475, were runners-up. Dato Wee. who Is the
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      $3,000 REWARD FOR SMASHING A CLOCK
      166 25 VI H ROURNK. .-,t 1 l prue of ASI.IMM awaits any big hitter who hrrak* the (Umk in a el<Kk at the Melbourne cricket round during the Third Text between Australia and England tomorrow. The Melbourne Cricket Club committee have offered the prize for
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      BUKIT TIMAH ENTRIES
      1164 25 1-,'NTRira for th« Bukit Tlmah races on Jan a in lfi and 17. n.As« S (Sf or Sf and 7f or Affidavit Sf 10f: Akebono Sf 7f; Altar Boy Sf tf; Arago «f lOf Bernadette Bunty Sf 7f: Bonotr Sf 7f: Bright Court Sf If Bukit Bendera
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      Gleeson is still the bogeyman
      318 25  -  JACK FINGLETON From Melbourne, Wed. I'HF saga of the drawn Test series continues at Melbourne tomorrow with about as much hope of getting a result as happened at Brisbane and Perth. The Australian selectors had the chance to Jolt Ray Illingworth s warriors but several
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      AUSSIE SELECTORS NOT TAKING RISKS
      228 25 AUSSIE SELECTORS NOT TAKING RISKS denied Illlngworth's men a chance of victory. Luckhurst has overshadowed Boycott In .scoring and I think Boycott must rouse himself from trie ruck if the English battint Is to dominate. Boycott has .scored well but too slowly. He has developed a pattern of batting which
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      25 25 Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeper Phil Parkes saves a shot from Tottenham Hotspur's Aian Gil/can during Saturdays Div. 1 match at White Hart Lane, London. PA picture.
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      103 25 LONDON. Wed. Sir Stanley Rons, nresirlert of Fila. Mid here last night he di.iiikrd seeing footballers huKßine and kissing on the field of Dlav. "I detest this." he said In the BBC s radio Dtupramme "This is your line." "It i.s a Ditv we
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      Title bout
      26 25 ROME. Wed Bruno Arcar!. Unix* *orld lunior <velterweignt hoxine champion will meet Joao Henrique of Brar.il in a title nght here nn January 30.
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      GARDEN GETS THE BIG FIGHT
      193 25 GARDEN GETS THE BIG FIGHT X'FW YORK. Wed. A March 8 clash at Madlsrm Square Garden between Cashing Clay and Joe Prazier l<>r Frazler'.s world heavyweight irown is expected tv be announced here tud;iv. l iii-niifiiiiird repurts said that the Garden won the right to stage the fight and would
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      Cooper's title defence delayed
      107 25 LONDON. Wad Heniy Cuoper's detence of his European heavyweight boxing tit. a will be delayed al least >ix months because of the breakdown of negotiation* with West German challenger Jurgen Blln. Coopers manager. Jim Wicks, said here today Mr Wicks said Blin had reluaad an offer
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      741 24 IN IHI lIK.H COI'RI IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR COMPANIES WINDING-UP NO. 22 OF 1970 Id the Matter of Hup Via Construction Sdn. Bhd And In the Matter ol the Companies Act. 1965. ADVERTISEMENT O» PETITION Notice is nereby given that a Petition for the Winding-Up ol the abovenamed Company
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      386 24 lkmba<;a letrik negara tanab melatu (national electricity board of the states of malaya) SUPPLY OF 33kV AND llkV I I IK.I \h AND ANCILLARY IQIIPMENT FOR SI'NGEI WAY 33/llkV SUBSTATION TENDER NO. »SM Tenders are invited for the supply and delivery C.I.F. Port Swettenham. States of Malaya of 33k V
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      376 24 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PFRSEKUTUAM KENYATAAN TAWARA.N Tender? ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada komrekter? Yang berpengf !a■nan untok kerjaS dl-bawah in!:— A I BK. No. 111/7* Membena dan menylapican rumah2 kakltangan lebanyak 16 yunlt dl-Puut Penyelldekan Tekam, daerah Jerantut. Pahang B) BK. No. 112/7* Menyiapkaa tapak oagi pembenaan dua (2) Unkl mlnyak muatan
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      383 25 MERCER NOTICE EFFECTIVE FROM Ist. JANUARY 1971. R LEO BURNETT SON BHl). tliicorpoiatec m Mainysio A M«mfc«i L«» iurnett ln»er««t»*iial Gt»up ot Aa««ci*t SMAU Bl THI NfW NAME OF THI FOLLOWING 'WO (XIVTING MALA 'SIAN COMPANIIS UCKSON WAIN SON. MRHAD ond LfO lUDNHI LFt SINDIKIAN SERHAD OFFICES ARE LOCATEO AT:
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      424 25 lUHM l rr MALAYAN TOBACCO COMPANY RKRHAD (Incorporated In Urn RMH noth:k ok naatiwo ROnCi HI-KKHV (iUF.N ihm the Pniirirenili Annual l»rn»--■«i MevliiiK o( MrlMMin loboco t'ompany Berharl will be hflci *t the r*»l«t*r«l ofllc* of the Company 17«-1 J»l»n SiiniiH B«l. Kniila I iimpur. on Monrtnv 1-t Ffbruim IM7I
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    Dr Goh explains need for S'pore defence build-up
    897 26 'IF TROUBLES OF MALAYSIA, INDONESIA SPILL OVER' SINGAPORE. Wednesday frill-; Minister for Defence, Dr. (ioh Kong Swee, today expressed the hope tlmi Malaysia and Indonesia \v 0 v I d succeed in their end savours to deal with t h c i
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    Lock icon Snowdon leaves London clinic
    41 26 LONDON. Wed. Lord Bnoddon. 40, husband of Princes* Margaret, left a London clinic today after recovering from a minor operation. The princes*, who visited him •t the clinic last night, joined him later Reuter. (See Pa« in.
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    Sale of arms: Uganda threat to quit C'wealth
    334 26 Sale of arms: Uganda threat to quit C'wealth KAMPALA. Wed— Uganda last night reiterated its threat to leave the Commonwealth If Britain resumes arms sales to South Africa and said it wanted to keep the issue alive throughout the Commonwealth Heads of State conference opening in Singapore on Jan. 14.
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    Lock icon Indira relents
    37 26 NEW DELHI. Wed. Prim* Minister Indira Oandhls Government, bowing to the will of the Supreme Court, today ray* back to the nations 278 maharajas their tax free privy purse* totaling US$6.4 million a year AP.
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    139 26 MRS MOM HEOIC CNVI nM SOW Ah Kirn. axed "I. psued awa» peacefully on 35.12.70. deeply mourned by aona Hoh Kllnf Then*. Klan* Mm and Kian Hoy daughter! Yum Seoul. Tuet Wan and Tuei Rar dajfhtera-ln-law Lai Kwal Mool. Chons Chow Kuan and Ha Sir" Yin on- inlaw TonK
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