The Straits Times, 25 January 1971

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    20 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 Ik National Niiw.sjiiiiiiii MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005: M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Umno picks 7 new men
    325 1 Umno picks 7 new men Two ministers elected for first time KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday SEVEN new faces including two Ministers and two Mentris Besor were today elected to the Umno central executive committee. The Ministers are Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie (Special Functions), who was elected to the council for the
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    Lock icon 37 PoWs leave but 3 stay behind
    202 1 CAIGON. Sun. Thirty-seven sick or disabled North Vietnamese prisoners crossed the Ben Hai River in the Demilitarised Zone today but three others said at the last moment they wanted to remain in South Vietnam. The prisoners paddled across the river in rubber rafts
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    $20,000 word puzzle contest winner
    94 1 $20,000 word puzzle contest winner r rilf $20,000 prize in the x Straits Times Word Puzzle "A" contest has been won. This outsize rrd packet f oes to: Mr. Oh Cheow Hone of No. 1. Jitl.m Kunu Orchid, Tanjone Bungah, Penang. He submitted a solution which the adjudication committee held
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    Lock icon Aussie stormtroopers
    51 1 MELBOURNE. Sun. Melbourne's tiny Nail party has announced plans to form a squad of storm-troopers to stand Biiard at Its demonstration and rallies. An official of the Australian National Socialist Party said today that the guards, known as the "eagle corps," may be armed with batons. Reuter. at
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    Polish strikes
    34 1 WARSAW, Sun. Shipyard workers In Szczecin. Poland's largest Baltic port, have been on .strike since Friday and trams and buses stopped running yesterday, an official of Scczecln's municipal council said today. R*irter.
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    92 TO DIE FOR 'INVASION' OF GUINEA
    97 1 92 TO DIE FOR 'INVASION' OF GUINEA ABIDJAN (Ivory Coast), Sun. The Guinea National Assembly today condemned 92 people to death for their part in last Novembers invasion, reportedly led by Portuguesebacked mercenaries. Radio Conakry, monitored here, announced today. The National Assembly, sitting as the Supreme Revolutionary Court, condemned 34
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    India expels a senior Pakistani diplomat
    203 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. India today expelled a senior Pakistani diplomat for being allegedly involved in an underground espionage organisation in Kashmir. An official announcement said the diplomat, Mr. Zafar Iqbal Rathod. had been involved in organising and directing the organisation, named Al-Fatah. A note
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    Warning to Britain: No arms sale till report out
    570 1  - Warning to Britain: No arms sale till report out P.M. RAMAN SINGAPORE, Sunday THE British should be in no doubt as to what would happen if they sold arms to South Africa before the Commonwealth study group on the security of the Indian Ocean had completed its work. By This
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    Lock icon WARNING BY WHITLAM
    50 1 ■OTA, Sun. Australia should not allow its prime concrrn with Snath-east Asia to blind its responsibilities in the south Pacific. Australia Labour Opposition leader Mr. Gciifh Whitlam said herr to. day. Mr. Hhitlam said Australia had thr "Urgent political, economic and military influence" In the Pacific. Reuter.
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      6 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000
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      Lock icon GIRI HITS OUT AT POWERS BACKING PRETORIA—
      149 2 GIRI HITS OUT AT POWERS BACKING PRETORIA TWEW DELHI. Sun. Indian President Mr. V. V. Giri charged yesterday that import- ant and powerful interests are continuing to afford succour and sustenance to those entrenctied in power I In Southern Africa. In an apparent reference to the British plans to sell
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      Lock icon Trudeau pledges more aid to Indonesia
      148 2 JAKARTA, Sun.— Canadian Prime Minister Mr. Trudeau has promised to five Indonesia more economic aid this year to help stabilise its economy. Speaking at a state banquet here list night to honour President Suharto, the visiting Premier said Canada regarded Indonesia as an important
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      Lock icon French Mirage jets for South Africa
      655 2 SOUTH Africa is to buy 100 French Mirage fighter planes at a cost of more than £77 million, the Sunday Telegraph said today. The newspaper carried a front page story saying negotiations between the South African Government, and a French firm are Hearing completion
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      Lock icon Stink bomb attack
      66 2 NEW YORK Sun. A stink bomb was set oft In the balcony of Carnegie Hall last night during a performance by Russian violinist Leonid Kogan, forcing a brief halt In the programme. Immediately after the Incident a local radio station said It received a telephone call from
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      Free beer for life...
      49 2 Free beer for life CANBERRA. Sun. Bua driver John France. 33. ha* «on Australia's ideal prize Iree beer for life. A newly opened Canberra, hutrl oflered the prize in pm- motional rafflr contested br 20.000 thirsty hopefuls, and wirner Mr. Francis is entitled to I three half-pintx dally.— Rtuu*
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      Lock icon Football fans set off new riots in —Belfast—
      277 2 Football fans set off new riots in —Belfast— SPONTANEOUS demonstration by Protestant football fans sparked off Northern Ireland's first Protestant riots this year which left the Shankill Road area littered with debris, gutted cars and two buildings ablaze today. British troops used rubber bullets, water cannon and tear gas last
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      Lock icon Prince: We control half the nation
      201 3 LJO\<; BONO, Sun. Deposed Cambodian Ir.uier Prince Norodom Sihanouk has 1 1. timed his supporters control over half thr country and that the Phnom Penh < .iiM-i nnirnt is in a hopeless military and political situation. The Prince made the claim in his 16th
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      SENATOR HITS AT NIXON'S 'LACK OF STRENGTH'
      168 3 SENATOR HITS AT NIXON'S 'LACK OF STRENGTH' yvRAMENTO, Sun. Senator George McOotern nM yesterday that President Nixon's eoum in South Vietnam "revealed a lack of rtip strength needed lo face up to the enormity of our error." Senator Edmur.d S. Muskie of Maine criticized the p ud in U.S. air
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      Lock icon 10,000 at pop festival wedding
      80 3 10,000 at pop festival wedding CYDNEY. Sat A young American couple exchanged "marriage" vowa to "love, tickle and groove" with each other before 10.000 youngster* at a pop festival near here. Among the crowd was the six- week- old daughter of the couple Bob Oliver. 26. of Dallas, Texas, and
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      Lock icon We'll pull out more men from Saigon: Holyoake
      542 3 fIEW ZEALAND is planning to withdraw some more of its troops from South Vietnam soon, Prime Minister Sir Keith Holyoake said here. Sir Keith, speaking at a Press conference last night on his returr. from the Singapore Conference of Commonwealth Heads of
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      Lock icon Kidnap victim
      41 3 HOME. tSuii Ihr 'Jfi-vrar-uld son i•; OsttSMssn hiisiiie.ssman ih kirina|V)f:i by lour annul mm at Mantra last night. Police named the victim aa Roberto Bertutci. who.se father M se\cral clothing and furniture shops in Catanzugo and Nic astro— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Big freeze
      38 3 ANCHORAGE. Sun. The ifmiMTuturc Mai the village of Settle* in the interior of Alaska > plunged to 79 below zero 1 61.7 c > early yesterday, shattering a I record low that had stood (or 85 ye«rs. AP
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      Lock icon Not enough food for Chinese peasants says Soviet paper
      304 3 rE Government newspaper Izvestia yesterday carried a report criticising the internal situation in China and said Chinese peasants were not receiving enough food. According to a Tass commentary published in the newspaper peasant* on Chinese communes had to look around for
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      66 3 RARE ELEGANCE OF STYLE, MATCHED BY TECHNICAL PERFECTION IN A CASE AS THIN AS A COIN WITH AUTOMATIC CALENDAR. A RARE ACHIEVEMENT FROM THE SPECIALIST IN THE WORLD'S THINNEST WATCHES ...FORVIPs AGENTS FOR SINGAPORE: GENEVA COMPANY No.l, OVERSEAS UNION SHOPPING CENTRE, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE. AUTHORISED DEALER: LEE CHAY CO., HOTEL
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      Death for a seaman who killed his mates
      218 4 Death for a seaman who killed his mates TAIPEH, Sun. A 38-year-old Chinese seaman has been sentenced to death for killing the captain and 21 crew of a Taiwan fishing boat in the Atlantic Ocean last year. A court her* was told yesterday tha on sept. 15 Lin Shan Mo,
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      Lock icon Thai alert
      29 4 BANGKOK. Sun. Thailand has tightened its security against possible attacks on its .mx major air bases where American forces are stationed, the Bangkok Post reported today. AP
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      Lock icon N. Korea accuses US of shipping arms to Seoul
      380 4 N. Korea accuses US of shipping arms to Seoul TOKYO, Sunday. "NORTH Korea has accused the United States of shipping "lethal weapons" uninterruptedly into South Korea, "systematically wrecking" the Korean armistice agreement. The Communist Party newspaper Rodong Shinmoon said the U.S. "is the very one creating a dangerous situation which
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      Secret papers about Nazi loot in lake claim
      272 4 Secret papers about Nazi loot in lake claim UADhN-BADEN. Sun. A West German salesman said yesterday that 14 cases of Naii documents renting on the bottom of Lake Toplit* in Austria hold the secret of millions of dollars the Nazi hierarchy transported to Switzerland in the final days of World
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      Lock icon Talks today on how to combat terrorism
      277 4 Talks today on how to combat terrorism WASHINGTON, Sun. Foreign Ministers of several western countries will meet here tomorrow to consider measures to combat the continuing wave of terrorism and diplomatic kidnappings in Latin America. The Ministers will be tackling a problem that has baifled governments of many nations for
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      Detained Anglican Dean to be brought for trial
      131 4 COUTH Africa's "fighting priest," the detained Anglican Dean of Johannesburg, looks certain to appear In court this week amid a massive outburst of protest. Minister for Police Mr. Lourens Muller said in Cape Town last night that the 58-year-old British Dean, the
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      110 4 ONE OF South Africa's most porminent student leaders. Rex Helnke. an American, has been ordered to leave the country by the end of January. Mr. Helnke. 20 is the president of the University of Wltwatersrand Students' Representative Council ana deputy president of the Na- tional Union of South African students.
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      36 4 DAKAR: The Senegal Government last Saturday recalled Its Ambassador from Conakry, capital of Guinea. In protest against Guinea President Sekou Toure's charge that Senegal was Involved In the allegpd attempt to invade Guinea last November.— Agencies.
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      Lock icon Pompidou to meet Brandt on Europe's future
      238 4 Pompidou to meet Brandt on Europe's future OARIS, Sun. Eu- rope's development as a political force over the next decade is almost certain to be the main topic in three rounds of private talks to be held here between French President Pompidou and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt. The talks,
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    Mr. Barrow comes out tops at plate-making
    198 5 Mr. Barrow comes out tops at plate-making Sl\<;.\l'OKE, Sun. ll;irb;tdoN I'iinir Miii'stir Air. Krrol Barrow took bash at pin tc- inn king vester«lsi> in .In rung Town ;«ml eSHM out tops on Ihi" first try. Ami it was a no mean ac- < ompli hnir nt accord in;; to Ihr
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    'Community' course
    64 5 'Community' course SINGAPORE. Sun— The Kxtramural Studies Department of the University of Singapore and N a r. v a n r Uni'ei.Miv wih conduct a course on the 'Contemporary Search for Community by Dr. J. Tamnev. lecturer In the Singapore UnlverMty s .sociology department, from Feb. 4. The course will
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    Hilton date for Raja
    45 5 SINGAPORE. Sun The Minister for Poreicn Affairs Mr S Rajarutnam. will officiate at the dedication ceremony of the Singapore Hilton on Jan. 30 at 1 5p m. The ceremony will be followed i by a reception at the Tradewlnris Roof Garden.
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    Sold out: Those 70 C'wealth Mercedes cars
    266 5 Sold out: Those 70 C'wealth Mercedes cars j CINGAPORE, Sun. Mer- cedes Benz lovers here have never had it so good or acted so fast. They were being offered 70 i cars all ready for the taking minus the usual 10-month wait with i other bonuses thrown in. And without
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    FOURTH GENERATING UNIT FOR JURONG STATION
    108 5 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Juronß Power Station will blow out the high pressure steam mains trom Friday to Feb. 5 for the commisj stoning of its fourth w lne- rating unit. This operation will unavoidably produce a lot I 1 of noise, which may incon- j
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    Guyana: C'wealth won't last if Britain sells arms
    216 5 CINGAPORE, Sun. 3 If Britain decides to sell arms to South Africa, the Commonwealth as it is presently constituted will not last very long. Guyana's Prime Minister. Mr. Forbes Burnham, predicted yesterday. Either the countries strongly opposed to the sale would leave
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      22 5 i Chonq «ih Wotchci I Canrrot. Kood, lit RNA MAUL SERVICt CCNINI -81H tlO'lß O(NM«RK HOUSE SINGAPORE I M p I Id
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      434 5 t, JUST ARRIVED Old age M\ from U.S.A. fjA TOP QUALITY Tim! w WS7T |f^ MEAT-JUICE %^1 Valentine's onvaletcence a Whenever the diet is jQ faulty, the appetite W poor, or the loss of J j food is excessive AdoJescenc* through v*mtti« »r .lunrhen VALENTINE'S Meat Juict /*^^r 'fLLX Pur«
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    'Anxieties' of men behind the summit
    598 6 IyHILE nations were engrossed with such international issues as British arms for South Africa, the host nation Singapore had its own anxieties during the Commonweath summit which ended on Friday. Little anxieties lor example about armchairs, a wet. wet January, the comfort of hotel
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    C'wealth Heads of Govt bid S'pore farewell
    313 6 C'wealth Heads of Govt bid S'pore farewell piGHTEEN Commonwealth Heads of Govern- ment bado Sinßapore farewell in the last 48 hours. Nine of them left today while the rest departed yesterday. Three Heads Of Oovirnment were the first to leave today at 7.30 a.m. on board an MSA Boeinz 737
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    Three wives seek missing hubbies
    105 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Three wives today appealed to the Straits Times to help trace their missing husbands. They are Sukti binte Sairani, 23, whose husband Zahid bin Haji Hassan is missing since 1968: Rokiah binte Hitam, 23, whose husband Zainal bin Awang. 26, is missing since
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    Diamond talk for two experts
    143 7 OIMJAPORK. Sun O 1) I .1 111 ii II (I s urrr the engrossing topic between these two men at a department store in K.iffl.s Place today. They uere (left) Mr P Kor:i>. Koreijn Minister of Sierra Leone, a rountry uhich produces diamonds, and Mr.
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    Singapore navy likely to take over Pulau Brani
    213 7 Singapore navy likely to take over Pulau Brani CINGAPORE. Sun. Pulau Brani is likely to become a temporary base for the Singapore naval force when Its century-old connection with the British Army ends next month with the handing over of the Island to the Singapore Government. This was first mentioned
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    War film's all-time record run
    91 7 War film's all-time record run SINGAPORE. Sun The war film Tor*! Toia! Tora:' based on the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, is now enio> ing an all-time record-breaking run in the Far East. In Japan, where the film was released laM September, it has already grossed o\er S3 million lv
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    Stedfast Club's New Year charity ball
    59 7 Stedfast Club's New Year charity ball SINGAPORE. Sun. The SU-dfast Club will hold a Chinese New Year charity ball at the AA Restaurarnt on Saturday. Proceeds will cv to Hie Boj.v Brigade headquarters building fund. Tickets Ht $12 nre obtainable from club chairman Mr. Sunny Cheok, ML *****9 or th«
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    Commercial law course
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Sun The Learning for Living Department of the Chinese YMCA will be conducting a nine-nesaioii course on Chinese ftymolojy beginning from Peb 1 at the ChlaaM YMCA in Palmer Road.
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    -Crime let-up for 2 weeks and then three robberies
    436 7 -Crime let-up for 2 weeks and then three robberies CINGAPORE. Sun. Big-time robbers put on their best behaviour during the entire period before and during the Commtfnwealth Heads of Government conference as if they also played their part in making the summit a success. There was not a single major
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    Course for builders
    42 7 SINGAPORE Sun. The University of Singapore Extramural Studies Department will conduct c course on "Principles of Builders 1 Qantitles" by Mr. KG. Pillni of the university* department of building and estate management from Peb. 4. Course fee v $25.
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    YMCA dance
    32 7 SINOAPORE. £>un. A social and danre organised by the YMCA Young Adults' Group, will be held at their hall i.. A" Orchard Road on Saturday to celebrate Chinese New Year.
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      509 8 (It's our Birthday, but you get the gifts!) CHAFFOTEAUX r mm. hot water heater WANT SOMETHING i <■ JS BIGGER? J |^P Ask your Essogts Dealer jHi Jv^A .A* to show you his 4 M Jtm*- 1 1^*'lF*oWBHPBM|B complete range of cookers! jM^J *TJ n Hk Jljßw Comes with a
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    Life on one dollar a aay
    1551 9  - Life on one dollar a aay HUGH MABBETT IN THE TRAVELLERS' GULF STREAM •THEY came off the plane at Dili looking like a new breed of refugees bearded or at least unshaven, dirty shirts hanging out, jeans torn, feet sandalled or bare, a couple in batik and padi planter hats,
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    Tobacco firms turn to 'grass'
    247 9  - Tobacco firms turn to 'grass' By CHARLES FOLEV San Francisco inn legislation will coin* "within three pears" Mr. Newman and IriemK li.tvft formed a "philanthropic, non-profit organisation called "Amorphia" to slake Ihrir claim More confident still is a San Francisco consortium of pot dealers known, collet lively as Felix the
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    Leaders' views for summit reforms
    372 10 SECRETARIAT TO PROBE FOR NEW RULES SINGAPORE, Sun. The Commonwealth Secretariat will be get ting in touch with the various governments in the future to ascertain their views on the reforms needed in future conference procedure. The need for reform was first indicated by the
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    Few remain of 400 from all corners to cover big meet
    238 10 CINGAPORE, Sun. From all corners of the world they had converged on the city. Armed with their pens, notebooks and cameras, the big event which had drawn them like a magnet to this little island was the great Commonwealth
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    President Sheares praises Singapore youths
    172 10 President Sheares praises Singapore youths SINGAPORE. Sun. President Shearr* today praised Singapore youths for respondinc to the challenges the Republic would face in the crucial years ahead. This, he said, could only have come about from the understanding that people in Singapore must always be prepared. President Shrires was speaking
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    Umno delegates' call to improve the lot of Malays
    313 10 Umno delegates' call to improve the lot of Malays KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malay economic position and unemployment among Malay youths were two main issues raised at the Umno general assembly debate on Tun Abdul Razak s speech here today. Suggestions that a pool of skilled human resources be set
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    A 'super look' for all MSA Boeings
    179 11 A 'super look' for all MSA Boeings CINGAPORE. Sun. 13 Not quite like the Jumbo jet but almost as spacious this is the aspiration behind MSA's new "superJet look" for its Boeing 7075. Design changes are planned for MSA's fleet of five Boeing Jets to give passengers a similar feelIng
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    Annual dinner
    25 11 SINGAPORE Sun. Th« Singapore Numismatic Association Hill hold an annual dinner Xt Lav Hung Kang Restaurant in North Canal Road on Feb 21.
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    Cheap-rate parking soon at Kallang Park
    458 11  -  WILLIAM CAMPBELL dy UM LANG I'ark is being opened up to motorists as the Republic's first major cheap-rate "city fringe" parkin- area. \hout 1.-00 parking lots will heroine available on the Nicoll Highway side of the National Sports Stadium now under construction there (see
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      38 11 The chef suggests BERLINER SAUERBRATEN Butter nudeln Gemischter salat (Braised sour beef with noodles mixed salad) Strawberry with cream Demi Tasse Asbach a truly Five Star treat k k. MING COURT HOTEL j Jebsen&Jessen SNOAKTC KUALA LUMPUR POH
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      191 11 VAI'XHALL \T Vaux hall's Sensational Chinese New Year Offer! BUY A VIVA OR VICTOR AND GET ACCESSORIES WORTH $1,000 FREE! (offer lasts between NOW* FEBRUARY 27th) v FREE ■■^■^i P^l I IC^ One year's full guarantee including SlO-FLOOR r^l J^^ pans and labour absolutely FREEI IY|A TS WM^m^o m accordance
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    Relatives of two unknown dead men sought
    189 12 Relatives of two unknown dead men sought SINGAPORE. Sun. Police want to contact the relatives or friends of two men who died violent deaths during the week-end. A man In his mid-forties was killed by a Northbound mail train last night. The tragedy occurred along the T.nrong Bunlong rail track,
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    Toto winning numbers
    38 12 Toto winning numbers SINGAPORE. Sun. Jn today's Toto draw No. 7 71 the numbers picked were 43. 9. 1. 28 and 25. The additional number was 35. In the circles draw the numbers were 1. 30 and 8.
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    P.U.B. EXPECTS GOOD TRADING YEAR
    114 12 P.U.B. EXPECTS GOOD TRADING YEAR SINGAPORE. Sun. Thr Public Itilities Board expects another food tradinc year this year, with a lift rrvenur surplus estimated at $27.6 million. This It S7 million more than budgeted for in the 1970 estimates. Accordinc to its IM7I hud get. published in thr Government Gazette
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    Improve skills toboost output' call
    270 12 rpHE Permanent Secretary (Labour), Mr. Lim Joo Hock, yesterday said one way of increasing the rate of Singapore industrial growth was for supervisors to improve their skills in handling workers. He said unless workers were sufficiently motivated and obtain job satisfaction in their employment, their
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    Pint-sized boy who attracts the tourists
    194 12 Pint-sized boy who attracts the tourists SINGAPORE. Sun. Mobammed Tarex Is 13 years old and only 3 ft. 9 in. tall. He may be short for his age. but that head of his has got big. sound ideas. For instance, his parents stopped his education two years ago due to
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    TEAM FOR PATA MEET OFF FOR MANILA
    85 12 BINGAPORE. Sun. A I team of Singapore delegates for PATA. headed by Mr. Runme Shaw, chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, left yesterday for Manila. Mr. Shaw was accompanied by his wife, and Mr. Raymond Huang, head of marketing for the Board. Other
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      766 12 1. 35 miles per gallon. 9. Removable wet liners. 16. A separate compartment for the spare tyre. And that's an honest 35. (A lot of people say When the cylinders wear out in a conventional If y.ou get a flat tyre, you don't have to unload all they get more.)
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      257 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 9 Brown Uket the Onwiri rttaf 1 N««. M hero, (7. 4,. SSSwS—SSf 8 Passage from article aald to the god of battle? (11). be foreign (4). 13 Waat we do in our 10 We hated to bunt into aong «ft? (10). lhnflT art tbe nr»t
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    Authoritative touch by Rosalyn
    130 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. Rosalyn Tureck, one of the worlds foremost interpreters of J. S. Bach's keyboard music, played to a full house at the Victoria Theatre tonight. She is a soloist, scholar, conductor and teacher who uses technique of the first -order to convey her profound intellectual
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    Spore finalises • details with Tokyo Govt for earth station
    373 13 Spore finalises details with Tokyo Govt for earth station SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore has just finalised details with the Japanese Government for the cost of the $10 million communication satellite earth station, now under construction on Sen tosa. The project will be financed out of special grant and loan arrangements. This
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    40 students stage demo against Spore Govt
    206 13  -  YEO TOON" JOO By LONDOfJ. Sun. A group of of 40 Malaysian and Singapore students today staged a demonstration asainst the Singapore Government's alleged "inhuman treatment of political detainees." Carrying placards which denounced "fascist Lee Kuan Yew" and urged the freeing of detainees,
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    DAP to raise funds to defend detained leaders
    158 13 DAP to raise funds to defend detained leaders PENANG. Sun. The DAP is to launch a nationwide campaign to raise funds for the defence of its deputy secretary-general. Mr. Fan Yew Teng, and the Penang branch vicechairman. Dr. Ooi Kee Saik. "We will be calling on all those who share
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    Society meet
    21 13 SINGAPORE Sun. The World Buddhist Society will hold it V nnnuai meeting In tt.s Pender Ro»d premises on Wednesday.
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      167 13 The Management Staff of ORCHID INN wishes all their patron a KONG HEE FATT CHOY THE MOBY DICK COFFEE HOUSE AND FLOWER TERRACE open 24 hours Weekend BAR-BE-QUE by the poolside 7.30 to 10.30 p m. BEER GARDEN open daily SATAY serve daily from 5 30 to 10 30 p.m.
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      FIRM PARTNERSHIP
      478 14 Two things are worth bearing in mind in any assessment of the three-day Umno general assembly in Kuala Lumpur which ended yesterday. First, the party brought together over 1,200 delegates and observers from all over the country to debate the party's policies and guidelines. These were endorsed by
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      CAMBODIAN SHOCK
      271 14 Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops, linking up at Pich Nil pass, have taken some of the sting out ol the audacious and damaging Vietcong and North Vietnamese attack on Phnom Penh airport They now hold Highway Four from Phnom Penh to Kompong Son and the sea, but cannot
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      TASK IN SARAWAK
      231 14 Security forces in Sarawak have suffered another •ix killed at the hands of communist terrorists, once more the result of a river ambush. Lying in wait on the banks of a narrow river the terrorists were able to shoot at practically point blank range. The initial burst
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      Delays in teachers' transfers and postings
      239 14 Delays in teachers' transfers and postings I WISH to support the Saturday Foium letter of Jan. 9 about the Inefficient and inconsiderate attitude ol the Negri Education Department In connection with the postIng of teachers. As long ago ax September 1970 teachers who desired a transfer were asked to apply
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      69 14 I refer to the complaint entitled "Entry ban shock for travellers" by KSO Singapore 8 (ST. Jan. 21). I shall be grateful If the complainant will furnish me with full particulars as to the place, time and date of the alleged Incident experienced by him and his friends so that
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    Lock icon Bid to head off big oil price war
    570 14  -  EDWIN ROSENTHAL By London, Sunday MODERN seciety depends on oil for survival, bat the price must be right to keep the wheels of industry spinning at profit. That is why western oil companies have agreed to join forces against the oil-producing countries
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    Umno looks at itself— and at its partners
    1214 14  - Umno looks at itself and at its partners SAMAD ISMAIL THE winds of change blew strong at the Umno's general assembly. The first gust came with the election of the Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, as chairman of the Pemuda and Inche Musa Hitam as his
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      51 14 Vmi mm ka* cum tfc* STI.OKGHT ant) LARGEST lANK IOU Can DB Sure Malaysia and Singapore Of AUTHORISED CAPITAL $100,000,008/I PAIO UP CAPITAL: -t0.00e.000,. AGfNfftAL MSEAVE AND PROFIT AND LOSS SALANCf Over S ».000.00ty. CHI lADC TOTAL Over I 7«.tM.M* OVjIUMH d CROUP ASSITS Ovw tStI.SM.tSS/DEAL /g\ OVERSEA-CHINLSE BANKING CORPN.,
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      268 14 RENOLD the world s finest timing chain FITTED AS ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT I ON ALL BRITISH VEHICLES. m. fts** UNITES MOTOR WORKS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PtNANG p^s itaOL> caraiai limitib Engineering and Industrial Trade Exhibition 3rd 14th March 1971. The Technical Association of Malaysia will be holding an
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    Business Times COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES
    14 15 Business Times COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES MONDAY JANUARY 25. 1971
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    Best year for 'pioneers' in Singapore
    1227 15  - Best year for 'pioneers' in Singapore TBAI TAN By SINGAPORE'S pioneer factories manufactured about $1,440 million worth of goods last year. There w&s, however, room to manufacture at least 30 per cent more of the amount produced because these factories only used 69 per cent, of their full production capacity
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    CITY TALK
    220 15  -  CROESUS By Croesus and the Oracle OVERSEAS Containers feels It has now reached the pinnacle of Parnassus for It has finally found a name for its computer In the classical tradition of large British companies. BOAC has Boadicea— a computer for round-the-world tirketinc at the touch of a
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    Seacorp to pay maiden 71/2 p.c.
    464 15  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By t^OUTH Eabt Asia Development Corporation (SEACORP) is to pay a maiden 7- per cent dividend for the year ended January 1971. With only a few days of its current financial year to go chairman Tan Sri Nik A. Kamil is able
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    Plans to turn Langkawi into a tourist paradise
    394 15  - Plans to turn Langkawi into a tourist paradise HENRY CHANG By THE Langkawi It--1 lands, off the northwestern coast of West Malaysia, will soon be developed into a tourist resort of international standards. A Kuala Lumpur ynuip has been given approval to go ahead with the multi-million dollar project, and
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    TOP TEN STOCKS TRADED LAST WEEK
    121 15 The following list of stocks were the ten must dealt in last week. The list give* the turnover in thousands of units, closing price on Friday and high and low for the year of 1970/71. NAME TURNOVER PRICE UIGH LOW 000 H 1 1979/71
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      69 15 all American airline They fly to 11 America V^ Cities y For some people there is only one airline. We fly to New York, Washington, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Honolulu and Anchorage. Stopping at London very briefly. Then we wing you across the Atlantic. It's
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      74 15 INSIDE Singapore offrrrd tharr In IndnnrMa oil boom: Anntbrr frright ratr rinr for (imbri imminent. '1 million Public bank builddioj in Malacca. Pair I*. Businrss Timrs porlfolio. OmHSM ***** kn rrporlsf Local market: Cnmmodditirs: Proprrtv column. I'agi 17. New Viirk market; Wrrkly sharr analysis and other do* Inc price*. Part
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    $4 mil. Public Bank building
    217 16  -  A SRIPATHY CONSTRICTION of the first phase of the $4 million sevrn-s'orey Public Bank Building at Padang Niru in Malacca will start soon. The building, to be fully air-conditioned, will house a hotel, two banks, a finance company, a penthouse, offices and a car park.
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    S'pore offered share in Indonesian oil boom
    626 16  -  HUGH MABBETT By lAKARTA: Since J Monday. Jan. 18. Indonesia has a new entry point Pulau Batam, 12 miles southeast of Singapore. Customs and immigration officers are on the Job and the island is one step further advanced towards rapid development Offshore oil
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    S,PORE AVIATION CLUB FORMED
    154 16 S,PORE AVIATION CLUB FORMED rpoP aviation executives A In Singapore have formed their own "gettogether" clvb the Singapore Aviation Management Club. Its recent registration ii a reflection of the rapid growth of aviation activities in the Republic. Up to date its membership totals 63 representing a total of 40 aviation
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    Another freight rise for timber imminent
    664 16  -  CHUA SENG CHWEE By ONE ol the most talked-about subjects in local shipping circles today is the timber trade. And the consensus is that freight rates for timber will inevitably j?o up again before the end of the year. Although a number of big
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    111 16 Mr. (i.JB. Williams, a divisional director of Burmah Oil, will visit Singapore on Feb. 4. Mr. Tan Teo Men*, sales manager of Dai Nippon Ink and Chemicals 'Singapore*, has left for Japan for a month's study In the latest method of Mika direct screen colour separation Mr.
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      839 16 Bring your dollar to Malaysia's Biggest Bank Come to any one of our 1 12 branches in Malaysia B and Singapore. Well show you how to make your Jg^^P V dollar buy all the things you want it to. You may 1 even like to borrow some of ours. V
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    TIMES CITY DESK
    7 17  -  BLAIR JOHNSON, City Editor
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    BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
    516 17 U[E start week four "of our portfolio with only one and a hall trading days in hand mj unless something Juicy turns up by mid-day tomorrow the Investment n>am will take a rest and skip a week returning to the feature '.or the Business Times's issue in
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    LOCAL MARKET
    172 17 REACTION Ml In last week in the Stock Exchangr following the firmer trend established recently The Straits Times Ordinary share index ended the week marginally down at 146.99 after having opened on Jan. 18 at 147 62 Falls outnumbered rises by 7f to 50 with 23 counters remaining
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    PROPERTY
    350 17 ONE ot the first property casualties of the British military pull-out from Singapore Is Faber Union, which finds Itself with 50 empty bungalows in Changi Heights. The houses, let since 1«64 to RAF personnel lor a monthly rental of S4.ni each, Will now be re-modelled at a cost of
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    Singapore produce
    307 17 f PHE Singapore produce 1 market »ffk went ii' igh a generally dull period characterised by the a\ of overseas tnterert Pepper reacted to the previous fortnight's easier trend «ith rises of $4 to Sti accruing grades at the close. Trading was sluggish but a .Readying factor was
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    OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
    241 17 LONDON: The market was slightly firmer following the Wall Street upturn although the postal strike induced caution and kept volume low during the later part of the week. Interest was retained through special situations and corporate news which provided most of the features. NfcW YORK: The American
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    Asian Dollar
    59 17 THE lullouing Asian Dollar rates were quoted on Saturday by Bank of America The rates are (or deposits of U5525,000 and above and hold firm for today's trading: One month 5 1/8 p.c. Two month S 3/16 p.c Three month 6 3/8 p.c Six month 6 5/8 p.c
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      523 17 A TOP APPOINTMENT THE MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT desires to appoint a DIRECTOR to head the permanent organisation and Staff of the Institute and to manage the Institute according to policy determined by the Governing Council. The Institute is young, successful, dynamic and has grown fast. The Institute has been
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    917 18 AS a service to readers, the Duslnets Tunes pubUihes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shai-es traded on trie Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's highs and lows are followed by the week's movements In price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    993 18 rpilE following ta a list of revised auoUtlons for counters not included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday Jan. 22 with price moTemenU based on a comparison of last sales on Jan. 15 and Jan. 12 shown in bracketa. H i b. 3.50
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    New York
    304 18 VTEW YORK, Prt— The Stock Market finished sharply higher with new record volume highlighting the session. Wltn the tape running up to three minutes late at the closing bell, turnover expanded to 31.65 million inarm, the heaviest session on record. Standard and Poor's Industrial Average rose 84 rents
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    Indices
    87 18 Hong Kong rates O« t«« ft— •>Mwn|a m«r»M Honi Koai «a a»tunu» *a» U.S. mft*e>4tal itVent ftetf rinanrlml TtaMS TIN Friday «S.M Thursday US 75 Week ago: MB9 RIRRrRK Friday 173.44 Thur«d«T 171.13 week a«o: lMta OILS Friday aa«.U Thursdar 283.85 WMk mgo: »4.SS IyDCSTKIALS Friday 540.7 Thursday 340.1
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 18 Jan. 18. 19. 30. 21. 22. 33. Xl RBKK TTN (per Ibi (per picul) 50 cts. $630.12'/» 49V4 CU. $629.75 48' 2 cts. $6^9 l^l^ 491 4 cts. $629.00 483, cts. $627.12V4 $*****
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    FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
    134 18 The following company meet* Ings are due: The Koala Sidlm nabber to. Bhd.: Jan. 35, 13 noon, Registered Office, No. 53 jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. Cycle Carriage Ltd.: Feb 1. 12 noon. 4th Floor, Denmark House, Raffles Quay, Singapore, Malayan Tobacco rompaa* Bhd. Feb. 1, 13 noon. Registered
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    DELAYED DEALS
    58 18 rpHE WUTI TOTAL DKLATX KD TBANBACTIONH Df THK TKADING ROOMS OF THB STOCK EXCHANOB FOLLOWED BT THE PBHCBNTAGK IN BRACKETS. Jan. 18. 406,000 (34.43 per eeait. 1». 464,000 (34.69 per cent). 30. 827.000 (20 99 per oant). 91. 404,000 (34.6* per ceakt. 3a. 648 000 186.3S per ostJt>.
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    WOULD GOLD PRICES
    37 18 PrMay T>i»iiis» so.s. aos. gsn»t sa!io isja st.wb m.am saoM asjusi Vsrla jm HU StJi rtOT« (i) t» sm se.«*« r»op. <» ojtob umi (1) MMrt **afe iiw«*s (t) LMi eaatssa ism kikaaa* Mm task
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    PALM OIL
    21 18 la Maaaa ea PMear <s» ■«■•>•*> IS »|l S ym MM A^« «JJ ■t ait ssßsr tail 1 ISK 1i
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    SMR BUSINESS
    237 18 T*HK Singapore Rubber Broken AMOciatkm relsi A tf» ■I following Information In respect of bualnesa traoMetad In S.M.R. for the week ending January 22. All differential! are In terms of the corrtapondtac HM 1 position except In the caae of January ihrpiMnt wnteh is quoted against Ras 1
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      590 18 Igyi SINGAPORE ir^i ARMED FORCES OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERMANENT CAREERS Opportunities for permanent careers tn the Singapore Armed Forces are now available. Vacancies exist In the: Infantry and Support Arms-. Technical Services; Maritime Command; Air Defence Command, and Other Service*. 2. Terms of Service. Either pt-manent regular service until retirement oi
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      508 18 ELI LILLY S.A. Require SUPERVISOR to co-ordinate their sales organisation and promotion to the medical and allied professions in Singapore and Malaysia. This is a senior appointment which should lead to a field sales manager position Only Singapore citizens may apply for the post. He must have proven ability to
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    Students find answers to drug menace at display
    191 19 Students find answers to drug menace at display SINGAPORE. Sun ll r IIY do some people take dangerous drugs? Why do somr people say LSD is Cnd? Young people need to know answers to such questions if they are to steer clear of (he growing drug problem. So a group
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    Tributes to Lee's handling of the C'wealth talks
    576 19 Tributes to Lee's handling of the C'wealth talks TRIBITKS continue to pour in from Commonwealth leaders, as they fly homeward, for the leadership of chairman Lee Kuan Yew and the magnificent organisation his Government had created for the eightday summit. The Prime Minister of Mauritius, Dr. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, said
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    Health talk
    42 19 SINGAPORE. Sun Dr Duvlrt i M. Mucfadyen Senior Advisor to the World Health OnmnUwtlon. I ulll give a talk on "The Computer a Tool in Health C«re" on Feb 2 at the Outiam Ho«--pltal pathology lectuie ihearre at 5.15 p.m
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      127 19 The remarkable silicone antacid discovery from America, for quick, 2^lo^ complete T.^r--=^"— relief of iui*M« (NmAttlat\ V otG—J m m I ElC*«* I \^_^S WMM C f Jxk Ch.t 4 C» |S) Ll«. ii-lllin -^J^^A pa«uci W»y» inc. USA. j^ k C".» 4Ca |M) S*> KM KmU lumtv. Kw« C_T>"^
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      920 19 On your TV and radio today 3.N P.M. Open ng and General Hos- 7.1S Family Affair Travels with 5.M P.M. Programme Summary 7.41 Mr D.goy Darling P Cissy S.IS Pnk Amai2 I.M Programme Summary I.SS A Urn, nf Events ,n Singapore 7.41 News am) Neivsreel in Chines* 5.37 The Bugaloos-
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    Long wait—ls years to see this plant bloom
    326 20 Long wait— ls years to see this plant bloom CINGAPORE, Sun. For 15 years, nobody paid any attention to the strange plant by the road which looked like a giant porcupine. Then last week, the yucca plant burst into full bloom, displaying a sevenfoot high spike hearing; over 200 ivory
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    Liven up city after dark 'good idea'
    444 20 DESERVING resid- ential space in new office and shopping blocks in the city to inject life into it after dark is a good idea, but the Government should take the initiative to make this possible. This point was made today by Mr. Tay
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    Pleasure boat for Holland show
    125 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. A 19-ft. made-in-Singapore cabin .cruiser will make its debut at the Hiswa international boat show to be held in Amsterdam from Mar. 5 to 14. The boat, costing about 52.800. without engine, is being sent over by Vripack Export, a local trading company
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      147 20 lL»^^;,.;- j From one to fifteen, children actually grow RH H^ i y'"' to 90; 0 of their adult height. These are the I^^^Bffß years when children need Vitamin C enriched WSt jl VITAPLUS to hel P build sturdy bones and ■jlfi^Bltm. m uscles, well-formed teeth, strong gums 9nS£&^^^^^^^^y ar|
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      302 20 KONG HEE FATT CHOY TO ALL OUR FRIENDS, PATRONS tfc SPOWSORS rJOIN IN THE ft FUN WITH (Ef^ YOUR FAMILY "P FRIENDS IFy TUB. JAN. 26 fl BP.M.TO3A.M. PRIZES DONATED BY: 1. B. P. Spare Pte. Ltd 17. Manocrafts 2. Beecham Mfg. S'jure LM. is. Nestles Products (M) LU. 3.
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    Locally-bred Labrador is the top dog
    612 21 SINGAPORE. Sun. When you are a champion, you deserve a little affection, especially from a proud owner who just helped you defeat 163 competitors. Oak Alley's Windspiel "Honey", pictured here with her owner Mrs. Clare Hunt, today took the honours as the best of
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    You can let off crackers in these 153 areas
    1043 21 District 9 River Valley RoadClemencMU Avenue car park; vacant land at (unction of Bukit Timah Road and Clenvnceau Avenue (adjacent to Angio-Chlnese School playing field) vacant land adjacent to Kirn Seng Technical School i between school and canal >; car park
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      62 21 <:innn .^i^^^i^ii^i^' nj^ from NEW NATION Celebrate Chinese New Year in style with $1000 Ang Pow from New Nation, Singapore's new evening paper. All you have to do is choose a Chinese dinner menu and you may win a share in $1000 free shopping at Cold Storage Supermarket. It's a
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      252 21 INVEST YOUR MONEY ATI s vis.—^^r CHUNG KHIAW FINANCE LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) HEAD Of FICE 59 C ROBINSON ROAD SINGAPORE 1 TEL ***** WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF CHUNG KHIAWW BANK LTD. ALL DEPOSIT ENQUIRIES ARL OBTAINABLE THROUGHOUT CHUNG KHIAW BANK BRANCHES IN SINGAPORE (Advwt Permit No 0I7I). aw ,<J
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    The winning entry
    808 22 STRAITS TIMES WORD PUZZLE 'A 1 JHE $20,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle "A was won by: MR OH CHEOW HONG, 1, Jalan Bunga Orchid. Tanjong Bungah. Penang. He submitted a solution which the adjudication committee held to give the most meritorious set of answers to
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    Oil drilling rights for 3 more U.S. firms
    281 22 Oil drilling rights for 3 more U.S. firms 1/UALA LL'MPUR. Sun —Three more American firms h.iw been emitted oil exploration rifhts by the Government to prospect offshore in the Straits of Malacca They are the South■Ml Asia Golf Co.. Mobil Oil Sdn. Bhd. and Amoco Petroleum Co A Government statement
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    Nine to follow Aussie course
    57 22 KUALA LUMPOK. Sun. Nine Malay Man students left for Australia today to attend a sixyear course In aircraft main- trnanct engineering under Mara .scholarships Six of the students will be doing a course on practical work and theory with Qanta.s in Sydney, and the rest
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      Special smokingrooms for staff?
      185 23 cMOKING, one of J the sources of air pollution, ha*> now been banned in < ;n<'mas and certain public places. I feel that the Government should not stop there the ban should be extended to cover all government offices. I have a good reason for suggesting
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      70 23 1 REFER to your report ol the extraordinary genrral meeting of the Singa- pore Book Publishers' Association (ST.. Jan. 15). You state that the resolution not to supply any free textbooks to a school adopting a new series was unanimously aaopted. This is incorrect. Although the resolution was supported by
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      64 23 I SAW a report <S.T., Jan. 20) stating that the ban on crackers has been lifted for the Chinese New Year. The report said people can fire crackers in car parks and other places. As a resident of Kallang Airport estate and owner of a car, I would like to
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      100 23 ON a recent night visit to the Seletar Reservoir with a group of friends from overseas, we were astounded to see numerous mosquitoes, especially Inside the toilets. One could virtually see hundreds of these Insects resting on the walls. One can very well lma- gine the impression we give to
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      252 23 FURTHER to the letter by "Bird Lover" (S.T., Jan. 19 1 this family, too, visited the Jurong Bird Park one afternoon. The parK is a wonderful concept, well designed and landscaped, but unfortunately many of the cages are too small for the number of birds they contain.
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      293 23 I REFER to the letter by "Bird Lover" (S.T.. Jan. 19) and am glad that he visited the Jurong Bird Park. He is always welcome. The Bird Park is opened at 10 a.m. to suit the majority of the visitors, most of whom come after 2 p.m. on Sundays, and
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      314 23 I REFER to the letter from "John 1268" (ST.. Jan. 19>. There are. In fact, four deer In the deer enclosure In the Children's Corner and not two as John 1268 indicated They have been in this enclosure for nearly a year aid are still very much alive. Whether the
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      Why are local posters 'hotter' stuff?
      171 23 Why are local posters 'hotter' stuff? RECENTLY I placed a print order for posters meant for export. There is nothing obscene about these posters. They showed a girl with her body covered with leaves. I was told by the printer to give a letter of confirmation stating that the posters
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      45 23 REFERRING to Miss Shirley's letter 'ST. Jan. 21). can the authorities also look into the matter of a black cat which hangs around block 35 and 36 of Tanglin Halt. It goes into Tlats and calls in the middle of the night. SECK'S. Singapore 3.
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      92 23 (^Memories *v you .ll treasure a»S b^P '&"■&'**> aa^_— BB) V IT BW* St BW 1' MK/d I Capture magic moments tike this, forever, on KODAK *«fe c*lß EKTACHROME II movie film. In years to come you'll treasure VBjF'ap^B every *cene. The children opening their Ant) Powv The Family fc'f.JM^
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    Apartheid gets a bad knock in sport
    698 24  - Apartheid gets a bad knock in sport ALLINGTON KENNARD 1 -By DETER Ham is the young South African who organised the demonstrations against the Springboks in the 1969-70 rugby season in England, a trial run for the campaign to stop the projected tour of Britain by an "all white" team
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    Problems of living in a violent world
    130 24  - Problems of living in a violent world JAN KAROL By IMI I RGLNCY OF < II \\< by J. Krishnamurti. Kdited by Mary Lutyens. (Gol-lanc-z 245.) KKISH \\\!l I I has been writing and speaking for many years In his new book Krishnamurti tors more deeply than before into the
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    WHEN KNIGHTS WERE BOLD
    365 24  -  J.P. KENYON By nil KNIGHT AND CHIVALRY by Richard Barber (Longman 755.) (IHIVALRY is a tragically devalued word, now applied to the conduct of men who stand aside to let women through doorways first, but In Its day it expressed one of the main themes of
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    The ideal guide to East and West Malaysia
    253 24 The ideal guide to East and West Malaysia rE ninth edition of "Papineau's Guide to Kuala Lumpur," revised and up-dated, comes with the recommendation of the Director General of Tourism, and Indeed is much more than a handbook for the visitor to the Federal capital. It is Malaysian In scope.
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      534 27 GUTHRIE BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN. BHD. SHIPPING DIVISION are pleased to announce that they have today re-opened fjr business a I STRAITS TRADING BUILDING, 4-8 LEBOH PASAR BESAR, KUALA UJMPUR TELEPHONE NO. ***** BEN AND COMPANY LIMITED LOST < I Kill llli TRANSFEB The undermentioned Certified Transfer has been repotted
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      318 27 DISTRICT It MAGISTRATES COURTS SALE W.S. 8. No. UM of 1878 In the cause ol Kok Kum Chuan Tradlnß Oa PUlntlfta versus Munlyandl a/o Sundaram Defendant ACTION SALE OF T.V.. tape recorder, table fan, writing table and household effects To be held In the rear room of 16 Marine Parade,
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      64 27 NOTICE For the convenience of nil Chit-Fund Members living in :ind around Petaling Jaya and Kiting \\t cue picaacd lo announce the OPENING of our BRANCH OFFICES today ;>l Ihe undermentioned addresses. P. J. BRANCH KLAXC; BRANCH No. 51, S.K.A. Park, No. 33, firs! Hoor, Road No. 21/ 12, Jaian
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    21 28 MR. A MRS. ("ban Kh>e Aim thank relative! and friends for their assistance, presence and valuable gif'i at their wedding
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    Deaths
    51 28 KOK AH KEONG passed away peacefully 24/1/71 Leaving wif* Swee Kirn and daughter. Funeral on Tuesday 26/1/71 from 35. Iqbal Avenue. Tearheri Housing Estate. MRB. ADELINE MOWC mcc) Psreyra sei 24 171 330 am Funeral on 25 1 71. 2 p m. from 27 Evemi Road fer Chua Chu
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    22 28 OH «NO MRI. YOOB( Mrow Nyln r>i s -nm wiph All Vrifni« Anil lUIMI*M A Happy And Proiptrout N»w Y<wr. 1
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      820 28 MALI TVHIT CLINK required by an o.d utablishcd and expandlnK manufacturing company. Must have Senior Cambridge School Certificate "lid rreiliu in Kngllsh Mathematics and typing speed 4o w.p.m Apply m writing, with passport photo (nonreturnable) Ui Bos ASMS BT. Spore TMII I TOUR CMAHCI TO JOIN MALAYIIA AND SINGAPORE t
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      876 28 Accommodation vacant OIITmCT lit Modem detached two •tony Eiecutiva rwldence. Wpetalrt: 3 Bedrooms. 2 bathrooms roof-caden. Downstairs Lounge separate dlnlni room. Guest room with bathroom attached. Kitchen, servant a rooms. Oarden. Rent 12.300 par month, (unfurnished) David Phoa ft Sou. Valuers EetaWe Agents. Tel: (Sporei 7432a/7432«*****0/*****. UNFUINIINID lIMI OITACHIO BUNGALOW
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      962 28 A— ■■!<■ Hob wants*! WAHTIO DITACMIO lIMIOITACNCO house F/l*BfurnlJhod. Mm 3 tMdrooaui. 2 bathroom* and htvuii quarter District 8 or 10 preferred. Rnui below 11.000--p.m. (or MM lea**. Ttl: *****. ■'per*. PLATS SUNOALSWS FuraUhed/Usfurnlsbed wasted immediately la any district*. Uef I**** I*oo/- 5i. 300/-. Barry Inuraatlooal Oarporatloa Sport S7SSS7/*****4/ IfMBS
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      716 28 LINCUAPHONE INSTITUTE (LONDON) teach** 34 languages quickly and thoroughly. 50 year* experience, over 2.000.000 roccewfu! atudenu. Free Demoastratlon at Patent Eaterprise*. 30A President Building. 320. Serangoon Road. B' par* Tel HOOT OR Rohtnsoo (lit Floor) Jalaa Mouatbatta* Kuala Lumpur. SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF SCI- NCI, 593-A. SKraagoon Road. Spore. Tel: *****
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      809 28 FARTTIMI PRIV*Tf SECRETARI AL Coura*: individual SubJecU: ■.IC* Oacrtterial School. Balegie Compl«x (3rd Floor) J1969/211I>1 par*. Psrt-Tima (arsnletgi) Pruste liii -nti Ceurs* Registration for our neit course for LCC aad Centre Certificates eommencng on Bth February la now opaa at: STAsiFORD CINTBg MSA smidlng. Rekmiee. Rest, Ssngtnoee, 1, Tel SS4IJ4
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      875 28 Lsfssa BUSINESSMAN WANTED LOAN 5510.000.00 re-payment can be arrmasad. Plea** replr Box A 5005 S.T. Singapore. leOlt 16-YEAR OLD Dachshound named "Ortta" colour brown with while hairs on .inout. Wearing collar with 1971 licence F 0231. Phone LtKevre at home *****5 or omc« ***** reFor biro) SELF DRIVER CARS Mercedes
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      992 28 Machlnary, plant tow aal*> FORKLIFT TRUCKS CONVEYANCE 6.000 and 4.000 to*. New aad a»cond hand Diesel and Battery Electr:. Centact Edcar (Singapore) Pte. Limited and Edgar (Malaysia) Sdn. Berhad. Boats yachts lor sal. MATADOR Ir>FT1 r >FT SPEEOBOAT with Mercury v>o .n»;lne akla. u»ual ntraj K.xceilenl rendition. $2,000 0n o.
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      Burnley Cup: 'No' to FAS
      358 29  - Burnley Cup: 'No' to FAS MAURICE KHOO By K JALA LUMPUR, Sun. The F.A. of Malaysia today turned down Singapore's request to compete in this year's Burnley Cup competition. The FAM Council's decision was that the competition was to be confined only to Malaysian States. The Council agreed to compete
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      Shock for soldiers
      148 29 SINGAPORE Teachers Union. I who came with a rush to hold Port of Singapore Authority to a draw last week, yesterday shocked Armed Forces "A" to wtn their SGSFL EHv 2B match by 3-1 at Farrer Park. Pipy wax surprisingly robust for the first 10 minutes and
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      Comeback triumph
      48 29 TRIPLE World record holder Jim Ryun takes the tape in 4min 04.4 for the mile as he 1 mnched his comeback in the All American Games :it Snn Francisco on Friday night. The former Kansas star finished nearly six seconds ahead of Duncan McDonald of Stanford.
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      Cahn dies
      31 29 TOKYO. Sun Di Alvln R Calm, who trained and mnnaced Hyoshlo Shlrai to become Japan's first World boxing champion, died here today from a lingering Illnej-s He was 78.
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      Chew and Koh are doubles champs
      205 29 JOHN CHEW (Great Eastern) and Charles Koh (General Accidents) yesterday won the Insurance Institute's men doubles bowling championship with a grand total of 1.781 points at Jackie's Bowl. For favourite John Chew this was the first win in two finals he will be engaged
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      Provisional winner
      99 29 r)AVID ALPRESS (Oprey> was the provisional winner of the Singapore Yachting Association's 73-mlle Round-the-Islanr l handicap race yesterday, report* KHO MAN POH. Alpress averaging 20 knot--, took abcut 9 hours and 15 minutes to complete the course. He will know today whether he will be confirmed the winner.
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      Hero's ovation tor Kiang
      237 29 pOALKEEPER Kiang Wee. Sin was given a hero's ovation yesterday by his Victoria School supporters when he brought off a save that won the Victorians this year's Schools Six-a-side soccer championship at Bras Basah Road. The keenly contested final had ended goalless after extra time and
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      Storms and rocks trouble rally crews
      172 29 Storms and rocks trouble rally crews MONTE CARLO. Sun Suvvivinc crews in the Mnnte C->rlo Rally battled Uirouch violrn storms in northern Prance and over rock-strewn roads In Morocco yesterday. Officials -aid 224 cars set out from their 10 starting points across Europe and in North Africa, and at last
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      Masterly 110
      54 29 SYDNEY. Sun. A masterly 110 not out by Barry Richards spearheaded South Australia's Mont bark against New South Wules formidable 441-7 declared on the third day of their Sheffield Shield match here today. Richards batted 215 minute* and hit 19 powerful fours to help South Australia to IM-I
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      SICC score stunning win over airmen
      335 29 SICC score stunning win over airmen CINGAPORE Island Country Club scored their bifcgest win in three years when they defeated RAP Seletar by 6-0 in their Singapore Golf Association's league match at Bukit Course yesterday. SICC officials said: "Not since Cheong Thiuin Siew'a team in 1968. did we register such
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      Lock icon 36-year-old mark beaten
      66 29 ALBUQUERQUE. New Mexico. Sun. Last-minute entry Bob Mitchell (University of Houston 1 broke a 36-year-old record lust night in the 220-->;.id d.iMi at the Albuquerque Jayce- indoor track meet. Mitchell clocked 21.6 sec. while on his wry to victory in the 300-yard dash. The old record dl
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      MILLIONAIRE DRIVER WINS 99-MILE RACE
      155 29 INVERCARGILL (New Zea- land 1, Sun. Sydney millionaire Nell Allen, driving a McLaren MIOB. led in the Tasman motor racing .series here this afternoon when h» won the 99-mile Teretonga race at an average speed of 98 miles an hour. Allen also set a lap
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      611 29 #PERAK CARBIDE CORPORATION BERHAD Wish to thank oil applicants who responded to our recent advertisement of voconcies. Owing to the large volume of opplicotions received, we are not in a position to reply individually. Only successful candidates will be called for interview. General Manager. M ROHAN JAYA PELABOHAN PULAU PINANG
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      701 29 CONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are Invited (or the post Of LABORATORY ASSISTNT in the Board. Salary Scale SIM x AlO 210/285 X A2O-425/ 440xA20-62». Point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience. Successful candidates will also enjoy E.D B. Provident Fund benefits. Qualifications A Cambridge School Certificate or Government
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      854 29 TENDERS t.l II SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX TENDERS are invited for the ollowlng:- The iuppl} on hire, deliver?, erection, maintenance and subsequent removal of chain-link fencing fixed to ancle iron*. (k) The supply on hire deliver?, erection, maintenance and »ab»equfnt removal of bar-bed-wire fencing fixed to angle Irons. (c) The clearing
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      201 29 (Cont. from Page 28) At you* MWtaa MOTOCOPTIKOmtK PRIMTIHO UtMiNATiNQ: Metropolitan Building ■•nrie*. 40 Motaliw Building OwU ■trMt or M Pwk Smb Rmt a pom, Ttl. TMII. NIUIOINT P-KIVATI INVItTICATION underULkn DtTore*. Tracing. Burrtlllancf Oobt-lUeoT«rr. Commercial PTooluu. Sport Ultl/ a«oiiß. NAVE YOU PLANtr Brlni ta«a u> Motion amlth. 11 BatUry
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      42 29 Mil lER BuMiiet>i> Houses Di\ 3: Thorm croft v Eastern Agencies iGeylangi. MSA "C Spore Tobacco. Guthrie Waugii "A" v F and N. BouMt:ui v Chartered Bank. OCBC v Hillon i all Farier Pk.. 3.15 1 Friendly PbA HMS Llanddolf < Bukit Chermim.
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    46 30 MMM .'nd \,i i MM] |j 3rd No. 11:; 7: ,>s;l|,. M.nr^ <S4B txlii in;:i n;..:. m ir.im. iisms, i i?i 7 :s liottiM UlltS, n:,:;:. m:z>.. I4M9J OmmtmHm pi »<ii \.,v MSUt 14M71, il err.. 14*151 IMMs. Him, 1 *****, II7JBI *****2, 14»5«g.
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    2179 30  -  EPSOM JEEP By iHAPPY MELODY 11. with Lyle Harbridge up, scored a brilliant two-length l win to pay $69 in the Class I Div. 1 9f race, virtually a trial for the Tengku's Gold Cup, at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Happy Melody II set up
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    A FIFTH OF A SECOND BETTER
    55 30 A FIFTH OF A SECOND BETTER UAPPY Melody 11. with I.) I. Harbridee up. winnine the Claas 1 Div 1 9f race In record time »l Kuala Lumpur yesterday from Katonic Ocean (Nelson) a n il Aratunsa (P. KIconic). Happy Melody clipped a fifth of a second off Sungei Wang
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      1117 30 ANNOUNCEMENT Ihe Management Staff JURONG HILLTOP RESTAURANT PTE. LTD. wish all their patrons, friends and business associates A HAPPY PROSPEROUS CHINESE NEW YEAR The Restaurant and Coffee House will close at 2.00 p.m. on 26th January, 1971 and remain closed on 27th January, 1971BusiMss as usual from 28th January, 1971.
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      811 30 MAJLIS AMANAH RAAYAT (MARA) MALAYSIA THE SALE OP BOAT SHOP NO. 2 AMD THE ATTACHED TIMBER STORE AT LIMBONGAN MARA, JALAK HUJRAN. KUALA TRENGOANU TENDER NOTICE 1. Tenders are Invited for the purchase, dismantling and removal and cleaning the site of the Boat Shop No. 2 and the attached Timber
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      640 30 PEMBERITAHU TENDER J.K.R. JOHOR. Tender daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar Kelas 'BX' (Kepala V, Pechahan Kepala 4) dan ka-atas akan diterlma di-Pejabat Pengarah. J.K.R. Johor, Johor Bahru hingga jam 2.30 pctang pada 3hb. Februari, 1971 untok: a) TRANSPORT OF PREMIX AND OTHER QUARRY PRODUCE FROM LUNCHOO QUARRY AT 14TH MILE MASAI
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    Lock icon Leeds win makes them 7-2 favourites for Cup
    451 31 Leeds win makes them 7-2 favourites for Cup LEEDS hardened as favourites for the English F.A. Cup after shrugging aside the Second Division challenge of Swindon in their fourth-round match yesterday. Leeds' odds shortened to 7-2 following their 4-0 dismissal of Bwlndon. England international Mick Jones, who has not scored
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    Lock icon THE RESULTS
    289 31 Southend. FRIENDLIEB Blackburn 2 Burnley 0 Chesterfield 1 Sheff. Utd. 0 Li-ton 1 Coventry 2 Gnm&by 2 Bolton Newcastle 1 Sunderland 1 SCOTTISH FA CUT IST ROUND PROFER Midne 1 Alloa 1 Celtic 5 Q. of South 1 Clnacuddin 0 Cowdenb'th 3 Clyde 2 Brechin Clyaebank 0 Dundee
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    Rod storms back to win sixth US$lO,OOO
    175 31 Rod storms back to win sixth US$lO,OOO f\ETROIT, Sun.—AUB- tralian Rod Layer lost the first two sets in sudden death and then stormed back to win the next three to down Dutchman Tom Okker in the USS2IO.OOO tennis Champions Classic tournament last night. Layer lost the first two sets 5-7.
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