The Straits Times, 6 February 1971

Microfilm: NL6687
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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005 M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Bullseye touchdown
    610 1 Bullseye touchdown Shepard, the veteran astronaut, becomes the fifth man to walk on moon HOUSTON, Friday ASTRONAUT Alan Shepard, America's first man in space, today became the fifth man to step on the moon. It was a bulls-eye touchdown. He stepped off the lunar hinder "Antares" and touched the moon's
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    Police search for youth in pool
    67 1 Police search for youth in pool SINGAPORE. Sat—Frogmen were called in last night to search for a crippled youth. Koh Ser Hoo, 19, believed to have drowned in an unused mining pool at Tampines Avenue. Following a report at 7 p.m. that he was missing, a police party found his
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    Attacks on girls: Alert on for gangs of youths
    203 1  -  VICTOR NG By SINGAPORE. Pri. All police divisions have been alerted to look out for groups of youths who roam dark roads at night molesting girls. In the last two weeks at least 10 such cases were reported to the police.
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    Lock icon Going home
    30 1 TOKYO. Prl. japan and North Korea today reached agreement In Moscow to repatriate Korean residents In Japan, the president of the Japan Red Cross Society announced here. Reuter.
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    His secret son
    69 1 LONDON. Fri. US him Mogul Otto Preminger disclosed today that he was the father of the boy born to Burlesque Gypsy Rose Lee In 1944. "It was supposed to have been kept secret but suddenly people began asking me about It so I guess I may as
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    Lock icon Highrise flats SAFE says HDB
    1297 1  - Highrise flats SAFE says HDB TAN WANG JOO By SINGAPORE, Fri. Housing Board flats are strong enough to withstand earth tremors more severe than last night's. The board gave this assurance today after last night's tremors shook tall buildings all over the island and caused thousands of HDB tenants to
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    Lock icon BACK IN LUNAR MODULE
    33 1 I'M I 'I'H'f iHou>lon i. Mb Al Shrp.<rd and rd Mitihrll <rr burk in the lunai modul" tltm -|M ndinj more than four hour on Ihr moon's surface. AP
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    The— Prof gets reply from varsity
    534 2 The Prof gets reply from varsity SINGAPORE, Friday is no decline in academic training for students at the University of Singapore or M increase in workload for the academic staff, the university's public relations officer, Mr. S.T. Peter Lim. said today. He was replying to Professor Roland Puccetti, president of
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    No need to explain dismissals police say
    237 2 No need to explain dismissals police say- SINGAPORE, Frl. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Cheam Kirn Seang has told four sacked police officers that he is "not obliged under the law to give them any reason for their dismissal." The officers two probationary inspectors and two detectives had personally handed
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    Sculptor: Bronze and aluminium reliefs a new cottage industry
    369 2  - Sculptor: Bronze and aluminium reliefs a new cottage industry CHEW LEE CHING: By Singapore, Fri SCULPTOR Lim Nang Seng sees in bronze and aluminium reliefs a possible new cottage industry, even for Housing Board flat dwellers. He says that fashioning designs out of bronze and aluminium requires only small capital
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    An 85 mph drive in aircon car
    194 2 SINGAPORE, Friday A MAN who admitted driving at nearly 85 mph along Nicoll Highway today pleaded that the air-conditioning in his car muffled his sense of speed. Suryakant Mahawar told a traffic court he was in a hurry to receive an oversea* call
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      35 2 Bugs Bunny by Ralph Heimdahl (ts^L£2£S?. PC"™"*"! I HHLLO, PETUNIA! HOW TO CHRISTSN MY NEW IDO VOO UKC IT» ■CAT I NAMED AFTER/ ftr HBRi I S 111 I V f ii I v jUj
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    Japanese Premier's son Impressed by new S'pore
    232 3 Japanese Premier's son Impressed by new S'pore §INGAPOftE, Fri. Mr. Ryutaro Sato, eldest son of Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Kisaku Satci, left for home today "impressed by this new Singapore." The 42-yrar-old businessman, who arri\ed four days aco on a pri\atc \isit said: "Ten ypars .is« I made my Hrst
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    Plans to get productivity movement off launching pad
    651 3  - Plans to get productivity movement off launching pad JOSEPH YEO. DEVAN TELLS lAC 0F... By Singapore, Fri TIIH (ioveinment is making a determined and concerted effort to get the productivity movement oil the launching pad. This was stated by NTUC secretary-gene-ral Mr. C. V. Devan Nair in the Industrial 1
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    $50,000 award to stockbrokers
    142 3 SINGAPORE. Friday npHE High Court today awarded a total of A $50,000 in damages to stockbrokers Lee and Company for "marginal losses" incurred by a former remisier over a period of two years. The award including $8,000 in Interest was made against Ton Hoe Aun by
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    Designer to sweep 200 off their feet
    163 3 Designer to sweep 200 off their feet CINGAPORE, Fri. A whirlwind in the person of American painter, textile and dress designer Ken Scott will invade the Hyatt Hotel scene next Thursday. To sweep 200 "select women" from top travel, diplomatic. government and business circles off their feet with his creations.
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    PROMOTIONS FOR 21 SENIOR STAFF AT VARSITY
    210 3 PROMOTIONS FOR 21 SENIOR STAFF AT VARSITY CINGAPORE. Fri. The J University of Singapore today announced the promotion of 21 of Its senior staff to the status of associate professors. They Include a director of the fisheries biology unit, three readers and 17 senior lecturers in various departments and (acuities.
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    Meeting to find ways to curb smuggling
    67 3 Meeting to find ways to curb smuggling KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Malaysian and Thai officials are meeting here on March 17 to work out measures to curb smuggling along the border. This was disclosed today by Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl Inche Khlr hinted that a general
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    INDONS TOP TOURIST LIST
    58 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Indonesia took over the top place from the UJS. In the listing of tourists visiting Singapore In November The 6,772 visitors from i Indonesia constituted a j record 31 per cent increase over the same i month In 1969. The U.S came second with
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      156 4 Doil p.m. M.dnifht Holt My* Noon Midn.oht •^e-^,^ TOURIST PARADISE (PTE) LTD >jj?'' it B T W TO CMA><B A FASHION THAT IS HERE TO STAY! MAGIC FROM ENGLAND! SOXY BOOTS (NO-BOOT-BOOT) pjßß^p^p^pa^Bß. Now ovoiloble in oil leodinq shoe stop* BBBJVfIBJ ond Departmental stores. BBB^ Singapore: $14.90 per pair. BT^BjBB^Pk
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      265 4 comfortable, ete 9 c Snd \/HOTELW glittering! tß»»^^^ I I mitamar restaurant CHINESE CUISINE I EUROPE AN CUISINE COFFEE HOUSE 24-HOUR SERVICE BAR/OISCOTHEOUE A PLACE FOR THAT ALL ROUND 4 GLITTERING FEELING "^BBJ HAVELOCK ROAD, SINGAPORE 3. 16 STOREY HOTEL. TEL. *****6/7. mffi) Ponccoi WjURESTBURRnTR niTEtIUB )M Trock M, Pon«9ol
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    Court told of articles on 'abnormal situation..'
    704 5 City Editor: Something 'drastic' expected SINGAPORE. Fri A FEW flays before the Stock Exchange Committee of Malaysia and Singapore suspended :ill transactions on Ike Federal Paper counter, the 15 us i n ess Times section <>l Hie Straits Times publish cd several articles
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    Gemini House to be first up at Raffles Centre
    228 5 SINGAPORE, Friday JMIh 2/ -slonv Gemini House will be the Hist building lo go up ;it Raffle* International Centre the proposed new "heart** of the city in Bras Basah Road. A project of the Gemini Chit Fund Corporation, the building will
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    Overloading
    30 5 SINGAPOHF. Fri Ho Choon Company )n Waterkxi Street was fined $125 today for using lorry nverlos>drd 'uth Iron Ijnrs alont; Jalmi Ahmad Ibrahim. Jurong. on July 2 la" year.
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    Tourist ship
    19 5 SINGAPORE. Pri. ITi« American President Line* PreVdenf Wilsnn will «mv» on Feb. 12 with over 200 tournu.
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      387 5 I ,|l 4th MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! (No Free List) SIMULTANEOUSLY AT S THEATRES MAJESTIC •ODEON-KG* RUBY* SILVER CITY-GOLDEN CITY FHK MONKEY GOD IS BACK IN ANOTHER HILARIOUS ADVENTURE! jj TIENG ELLY WENDY <aX W^*. CHING TAM CHIN Jj taMih m monKEV m .FSi.j§t iomES xJB Ii t%W.BCßinc%ff, J-aA CATHAYSCOPE if -^~O
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      How to classify films
      220 6 How to classify films 111 (II HAS been said 11 about film censorship in Singapore. May I suggest that the Singapore Board of Film Censors follow the new censorship classification system now enforced in Britain. Category 'IT— pass for general exhibition. Category "AA"— passed for general exhibition, but parents/guardians are
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      LOVELY TOWN NEEDS NO CHANGE TO DRAW THE TOURISTS
      230 6 LOVELY TOWN NEEDS NO CHANGE TO DRAW THE TOURISTS IEAVE Malacca ftluat! a This is what I .say to all those who have plans io make the town a tourist "paradi.se ThLs lovely aid town li a paradise already, grazed as it Is with magni.icent ancient architecture But there are
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      Immigration and the student who lost out
      252 6 Immigration and the student who lost out I AM an Australian housewife with no special 1 knowledge of immigration problems, but it seems to me that no country has an undiscriminating immigration policy, and that each country must discriminate in the way it thinks best. My husbands work has taken
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      The train was packed like sardines...
      438 6 IN THE INTERESTS of safety, there ought to be a limit to the number of passengers carried on trains of the Malayan Railways. I make this point because 1 was one of the unfortunates who travelled third class on the morning mail train from
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      Formfilling touts at the ROV
      189 6 fkN FRIDAY v January 29. I went to the Registrar of Vehicles 1 department in Middle Road to pay my car tax. To my surprise I was approached by two hoys who greeted me with the words 'towKay, towkay". One of them snatched my tax
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      IDEAS FOR FILMS
      139 6 IDEAS FOR FILMS \VHAT.HAS happened io the Malaysian film Industry? I ask this as a result of reading that a Hollywood company is about to make the life story of •The White Rajah" Sir James Brooke of Sarawak It Is to be nimed in Kuchlng in early March. Malaysia is
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      Telephone user's ordeal
      117 6 lISING the public telephone at the junction of Jalan Raja Omar, Kluan&. Johore, is a never-ending ordeal. Even for local calls it takes up to 10 minutes of patieoco and personal experimentation before one obtains a "line Recently a friend of mine called Malacca. She was Informed
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      'TOWN COUNCIL'S RATE IS LOWEST'
      136 6 'IN REPLY to Mr. Lee Chin Nglap (ST. Jan 30 1 I would like to make clear 'hat there la nothing new in the decision of the Kuala Lumpur Municipality to refund assessment on vacant or unoccupied premises. In fact up to 1960. the Jouore
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      'Run, run' was RU policeman's bad joke...
      205 7 Q.\ Thursday night when earth tremors shook Singapore, people ran screaming out of Housing Board Hats in the J a I a n BahagiaJalan Tentcrum area into open space and were all over the roads. They were really frightened the building would collapse
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      VIGILANTES WITH A CALL-UP PROBLEM
      155 7 VIGILANTES WITH A CALL-UP PROBLEM ALL tho.f who .sal lor the 1970 Higher School Certificate examinations have been informed, through the press, that they would be called up for fulltime national .>ervlce by the end of April Many have already boon called up in January this year and tn at
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      95 7 I WOULD like to maksome suggestions whit ii I hope would help Improve the Jurong Bird Park. There are inadequate pavilions at present within such a large area for visitors to re.M. Shelters should be .set up along the footpath leading to the aviaries In case of sudden storms and
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      School 'forced my girls to sell tickets'
      187 7 School 'forced my girls to sell tickets' I AM disgusted to learn that my daughters, pupils cf St. Anthonys Convent, are once again forced to sell raffle tickets. They have been forced to do this for the past few years. If I had only one daughter It would not matter,
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      23 7 i^OULD the authorities \j concerned please complete work on the pedestrian short cat from Fort Canning Road to Penang Road? H.A.N.. Singapore 6.
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      Man found hanged
      85 7 QINOAPORE. FrY A flre OBejM •n'l Dollcf patrol ri>' r»r<H to Hoy FBtt Ro«d thl« j aft*mooi: following several frantic culls from th' rr>id«nts that a mm w»* tbreatentne to lump frtm Ml BM floor flat But i-'ifii dm >"■>• 'd. tiifv found that 'he m»n N|
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      We need TV's help
      43 7 rib year, secondary Hirer and four student* o| quiir a number of schools *r* doing "Julius Caesar' for literature. Could RTS teli east iilms <> I ih l s ShakespeßMi'i play on boih radio and TV? HARTLEY ANS. Singapore M.
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      Govtreplies
      343 7 WE REFER to the letter by n K. Balan <S.T. Jan. T). We would like to clarify that Corlna Tans request was for a repeat of "Five Fingers an English and not a Chinese feature film M mentioned by Mr. Balan. We are forced to specially select some of
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      77 7 I REFER to the letter by Disgusted' "S.T.. Jan. 4. If schools situated on the Islands are to be adequately staffed, it is inevitable that some teachers will be required to teach in them due to exigencies of service. However, all requests for transfer from teachers teaching in island schools
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      Dust: The answer is simple
      118 7 Dust: The answer is simple IT is disheartening to see the plight of the residents in Lorong Paya Lebar. For the past six months they have had to shut the doors and windows to keep away clouds of floating dust from getting into their homes. The aust Is caused by
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      THEY NEVER GIVE UP, THESE BEGGARS
      114 7 NOWADAYS. be s gars ;»r< seldom seen on our streets. But tt docs not mean that there 3 re no beggars. They make themselves less conspicuous. Tierr is one beggar who has thought of a marvellous idea of soliciting (or money. On New Year
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      Boss made advances to me, girl tells court
      403 7 Boss made advances to me, girl tells court SINGAPORE, Friday FORMER Mwirtil nurse Neo Tin, 17. today told a court that her Chitftf physician employer stopped being "very nice to her three days after she started working at his clinic. "He became over-friendly and tried dating me many times." she
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      Woman jailed for having forged notes
      207 7 Woman jailed for having forged notes KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A HOUSEWIFE. Jailed for three years for having U551 1.740 in forged notes, was said by her counsel to be the scapegoat in a currency racket that stretched across Manila. Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Balvan Singh, defending, told the
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      14 7 THE Strait* Times Crossword has been delayed because of the postal strike in Britain.
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      161 7 ENTER THE COWHEAD BUHER COMPETITION NOW and WIN VALUABLE PRIZES Entry forms available from your Grocer or from Ben and Company Ltd. Si o^m^L 9 \m w'^&K&ib m Is* The Chairnidn and Bodicl of Directors ol \m dtMlNi UHIT FUND CJriPORAIIUri LIU. irVish all Muslim Members, f-riends and i's Business
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    Court told of 'slacks down' corpse
    462 8 SINGAPORE, Friday 1 a POLICE oficer discovered the corpse of i« woman with her slacks pulled down to her feel and a piece of wood placed below her neck when he (liij; up a 15-inch-deep "•grave," the High Court heard U>- diiy. Inspector M.
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    'Instant golf at club for a fee of $5,000
    279 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Royal Selangor Golf Club hopes to sell "instant golf" to those who can afford an entrance fee of $5,000. For that money, a firm or person can buy corporate membership rights which, entitles the holder or his
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    Youths rob taximan of car
    144 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Three youths tied a taxi driver to a tree near the National Mosque last night before making off with his car. The Morris Oxford was later found overturned at Jalan Gulllemard The youths stopped the taxi In front of the Fortuna Hotel
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    MAN FALLS 75 FEET AND LIVES
    198 8 MAN FALLS 75 FEET AND LIVES MEET carpenter Lee Chrm Henr. 28. the man who survived a 75--foot fall, and cut off with only a few scratches. Home yesterday from Outrun Hospital, bachelor himself cannot explain how he survived his v.m "miracle" f;ill M Wednesday from •he seventh flix>r of
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      382 8 /^g v b» o noro s^^^ JEkmtm* Kam Bfe\ V-- a»' W> a^s=^^ aft E^k I f "V I b? I SmSHbl a m f T But, no matter how difficult the With front light, or back light, light, it's easy with an Asahi Pentax With side light, or even
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      141 8 Ooj» lit, 1 Utwmlim HOW COME YOU N TH* THING RUN* TOO IL- J afflSHS^^^^ J^ =X^J c -> ejjßc OOP 1 YOU scratched the j gjterr, amp n> R/wwea? /T.timb enough wfP N/veah ME n&k>the y TIME TWALS? PBOPLC [XD»r*T P**( XX? K3R THAT IN KM THE MEXT WElj.
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    Henry set for the big canoe trip today
    109 9 |(UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Henry Batzer sits proudly on his canoe "Blue Jack" in which he will make his fifth trip down two miles of Klang River tomorrow for the "sheer fun of it." Henry, 13, even found it fun canoeing during the
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    STEEL BILLETS: PLAN FOR JOINT OUTPUT
    150 9 STEEL BILLETS: PLAN FOR JOINT OUTPUT IJANGKOK. Fri A council ol Ecafe has suggested a South-east Asian joint venture plant to produce steel billets which are in worldwide short supply. The sources said the Asian Industrial Development Council which met here Iltm Jan. 22 to 2H rfcommended organising high-level mission
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    Gerakan wants radio and TV time to explain
    148 9 Gerakan wants radio and TV time to explain ITVALA LUMPUR, Fri.— IV The Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia said today there was an "uigent need" to consider giving Opposition members tune on TV and the Radio to explain their views on the proposed amendments to the constitution. I fa a statement, the
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    Goodwill party
    24 9 NIBONG TEBAL. Fri The I Sungel Bateau Goodwill Committee will hold a get-together dinner In the village Chinese school on Sunday night.
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    Razak's visit
    18 9 »KKEMBAN Fn. Tun Abdul Ra/aW ill meet eovernmrnt officials duiTiß In.-- official visit nerr on TTiur.»dav.
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    Unity-through-MCA theme of Sunday's big meeting
    270 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday fHINESE unity through the MCA that will be the theme of a special meeting this Sunday. At least 500 representatives of Chinese organisations throughout West Malaysia will meet in a closed door session at tbe Federal Hotel. The tueetinE is in
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    Guidelines for MPs only after adopting changes
    302 9 Guidelines for MPs only after adopting changes KUALA LUMPUR. Friday GUIDE L I N ES f o r MPs on keeping away from sensitive issues will be ready after Parliament passes amendments to the Constitution. "Until the Bill is passed I myself will not know what rules should be followed
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    Two waylay m-cyclist
    44 9 .M OK STAR Thurs. Two men armed «ith knives waylaid molorrvrlLM Boon Jin Far and robbed him of $7 and SI 15 watch near the Sunuel Patanl hoxpital la»t night The robber* aUo look anay Boon < identity card and driving licence.
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    New oil find 17 miles off Brunei
    237 10  - New oil find 17 miles off Brunei IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BANDAR SE R I ■BGAWAN, Fri. Oil has been struck off Brunei's capital the first gusher in the northern end of the State. The find off Humiar Borl hIIWII (formerly Bruiu-i Inuiii is sitnilicant because Brunei's oil has always come
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    NEW BLOOD' MEMBERS OFF TO TOKYO
    109 10 WINGAPORE, Fri. —Three representatives of the PAP left for Tokyo this morning to attend the 14th i 'invention of the Japanese Democratic Socialist Party, which opens tomorrow. They are Mr. Choo Slew Hciik, chairman of the party's Ulu Pandan branch. Mr. Ng Ah Hock,
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    What he will do with his $125,000
    295 10  - What he will do with his $125,000 T.F HWANG By SINGAPORE, Friday OACHELOR Yeo Swee Tee, 29. paralysed waist down after a road accident two years ago, is to be paid $125,000 compensation. The money is now with the Supreme Court awaiting collection. Though some thinK it best to deposit
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    MTUC to hold vital meeting on labour laws
    266 10 MTUC to hold vital meeting on labour laws I^UALA LUMPUR, Frt. Representatives of MTUC affiliates are holding a "vital" meeting on Feb. 14 to discuss the emergency labour laws. Described as the mo*t important MTUC meeting In several years, it will plan a course of action for the removal of
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    When Ronnie I meets her guest...
    134 11 When Ronnie I meets her guest... SINGAPORE, Fri.— Australian Army signallers stationed in Singapore "adopted" the 150 children of the Spastic Centre in Gilstead Road for a few hours yesterday to cheer them up with a party to celebrate the Year of the Pig. Signallers of the 121 Signals Squadron,
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    Bar fire was 'deliberate'
    168 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The flre which razed the Sahara bar and restaurant In Petallng Jaya almost three years ago was "deliberately started from within." The president of the Special Session Court here. Mr. Ng Mann Baa made thus finding and gave judgment against the bar's owner.
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    $100 m for port development
    179 11 SINGAPORE. Friday THE Port Authority will spend over $100 million j this year to develop and improve its facilities. The 1971 budget la ju.it over double that for last year, when an all-time record of 38.079 ships, amounting to 148.4 million ton.s. called at Singapore.
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    Nurse ends affair in death jump
    689 11  - Nurse ends affair in death jump CHUA SIEW KENG: By Singapore, Friday J^ LOVE affair lasting two-and-a-half yean between ;i doctor and ;i married nurse ended when she jumped IVoin a block of fkits in lU'dhill. :i coroner's inquiry heard lodav. The nurse, who separated f rom her "husband three
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    Gift to varsity
    38 11 SINGAPORE Fn. The Hi?h Commissioner for New Zealand. Mr HH Francis trill present h collect ion of accountancy l>,>nks to ihe University o f Singapore at n.s Art Museum on Feb 11 at 10 a.m.
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    Supervisor cleared of assault in 'disco' case—
    222 11 Supervisor cleared of assault in 'disco' case— SINGAPORE. Fri. Discotheque supervisor Arthur de Silva. 28. was cleared today of a charge of assaulting two customers in The Pub at Hotel Malaysia .on Aug. 13 last year, when summonses against him were compounded. Acquitting him at the end <V a three-day
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      81 11 X»»oaysx THE NATIONAL SAFETY FIRST COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE wishes to announce that the demonstration on the proper riding of motor-cycles including how to avoid skidding and wobbling has been postponed to 14th February at 9.30 a.m. at Empress Place, Car Park. All are invited. SINGAPORE GUPPY CLUB proudly present: "CHINESE
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, February 6, 1971
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      A BIT OF A SHAKE-UP
      433 12 Thursday night's earth tremors, felt widely throughout West Malaysia and in Singapore, possibly were the worst ever experienced. This will have to remain a matter of opinion, there being no seismic equipment which could settle the matter. The tremcrs certainly were felt over a far
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      ON THE MOON AGAIN
      313 12 When the American astronauts Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell landed on the moon yesterday they did more than "wipe out the stigma" of the Apollo 13 mission of nine months ago The third successful moonlanding has re-establisheo the supremacy of American space technology. The going was
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      THEIRS WAS THE GLORY
      237 12 Prompt take-over action by the British Government has staved off for at least the time being the disintegration of one of the world's most famous and prestigious engineering companies Rolls Royce, a name synonymous with luxury cars and high performance aircraft engines. It is ironical that
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    The big money fight
    1996 12  - The big money fight JUREK MARTIN MICHAEL THOMPSON-NOEL USs3om. involved in Frazier-Ali bout By NEW YORK and LONDON JERRY P£RENCHIO. rumour has it, once caddied for Howard Hughes. Given the scarcity value of that illustrious recluse, that is enough to make anybody a celebrity. However, Perenchio, the 40-year-old presl- dent
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      SPORTS TOTO PRIZES
      174 12 WE r e f c r to the letter (B.T. Feb. 1) by EnclW D. J. Roberts of Penang. In the past. Sports Toto used to publish the number of winners tor each category of prize We found thai this practice led to other problems. To date.
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      Why the— Russians don't want a showdown
      156 13 TEL AVIV, Fri. IsJ rael's Chief of Staff, Lieut enant General Hayim BarLev, said today he believed the Soviet Union was not anxious for any military showdown in the Middle East for it might Jeopardise the manpower they had committed in Egypt, and
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      Sadat pledge to re-open the Canal if..
      513 13 Sadat pledge to re-open the Canal if.. CAIRO, Friday EGYPT todoy went into a new 30-day ceasefire along the Suez Canal with an offer to start clearing the blocked waterway immediately in return for a partial Israeli withdrawal but warned that this was a last chance for peace. President Sadat
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      Israel hails-Egyptian decision to renew truce
      336 13 Israel hailsEgyptian decision to renew truce TEL AVIV. Frl. |SRAEL greeted with reserved satisfaction the Egyptian decision to renew the Middle East ceasefire for 30 days from today and Premier Golda Meir saw it as a green signal for the Jarring peace talks to go on. To the man in
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      Lock icon 'Button up' order ends in a strike
      117 13 'Button up' order ends in a strike CYDNEY. Fri. The crew J o[ a packed doubledecker bus went on strike for 20 minutes on a busy suburban road because a passenger had two buttons of his shirt undone. The passenger boarded the bu- with his shirt buttons undone and was
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      Lock icon Tornado kills seven
      54 13 HOLLY SPRINGS (Mississippi). Frl. A tornado ripped through the caravan home of a policeman here, killinc his wife. four children includtac a new born baby and two Tounr relatives who lived with them. The policeman Chrirtopher Columbus Vankins escaped. Re had lust left for work when the
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        COMPUTER JOINS IN TO CARRY OUT A FRAUD
        129 13 COMPUTER JOINS IN TO CARRY OUT A FRAUD lON DON. Fn. A computer oecame an unwitting uartner in a £23.000 naud when it .paid out cash for services not rendered, a court was told yesterday. Prosecuting counsel said thai Masood Ansari. employed In the accounts department of a large catering
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        49 13 MELBOURNE: Some 200 trade unionists piotested here yesterday alter tuc Federal president of the Australian Builders' Labourers Federation was jailed for assault The president. 39-year-old Norman Leslie Gallagher, was .sentenced to 14-days jail and fined AS4O tor his part in a fight on a city construction site last November
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        52 13 JAKARTA. Nankai Development Co. of Japan has signed an agreement with the Government to salvage approximately 500 ships, mostly Japanese, which sunk In Indonesian waters during the Second World War. An official announcement said Nankai will work on a joint venture basis with an Indonesian company called P. T. Pusaka
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        32 13 OXFORD: Eighty of 146 Rhodes scholars at Oxford I ni\ rr-iii have called for a change in the scholarship conditions. which they claim discriminate against blacks in South Africa and Rhodesia. —Agencies.
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        34 13 MADRID: Manuel Delgads Villegas confessed 17 murders Villegas a handsome 28--year-old Spaniard, was arrested two weeks ago when a 38-year-old woman was found strangled in the southern Spanish town of Puerto de Santa Maria.
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        32 13 WASHINGTON: President Nixon yesterday asked the Congress to approve a Federal revenue-sharing plan which would funml I SS.VOOO million to local communities this year without national controls over how it is spent.
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        40 13 TAIPEH: An explosion ripped through the Bank of America office in downtown Talpeh this mornIng, injuring seven people bank officer said the explosion was "pretty obviously" caused by a bomb, tut police said It was caused by a gas leak.
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      ITALIAN GOVT FACES MOUNTING THREAT TO PUBLIC ORDER
      262 13 nOME. Fri. Italy's centre-left Government laces mounting threats to public order throughout the country following a rash ot bomb blasts, bitter baules between students and police, and political violence in the south. The latest outbreak of political terrorism In which one man
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      128 13 "4 I Wi\ mi HI WHAT WOULD A REAL MAN DO WITH A MOULINEX HAIR DRYER He could tor instance shape and set his moustache daringly, dangerously, alluringly. But the Moulinex Hair Dryer works even better with hair. He could style it for every mood, time or place. It lasts
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      Rolls-Royce rescue
      142 14 I AS'l DITCH attempts L were under way today to salvage from the ruins ol Britain's giant RollsRoyce empire at least the jobs of 20,000 men and an American move appeared the only possible way out. Source> here said Prime Minister Mr. Heath was hopelul the U.S. would
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      Lock icon Heath may get US help
      249 14 Heath may get US help LONDON. Friday THE REASON: A contract signed In 1968 with the huge American Lockheed Aircraft Corporation to provide RB 211 engines for its Trlstar airbus. Escalating costs threatened Rolls Royce with a loss of between £150 and £170 million more than the value of company's
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      Campus now a student guerilla base
      294 14 Campus now a student guerilla base RADICALS SEIZE VARSITY, BROADCAST REBEL SONGS, MAKE BOMBS MANILA, Friday. RADICAL student groups today set up a virtual guerilla base in the university of the Philippines campus, broadcasting revolutionary songs and slogans, manufacturing bombs and manning barricades. The students were in virtual control of
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      Lock icon S. KOREA AND U.S. TO STAGE JOINT WAR GAMES
      242 14 CEOUL. Fri. South Korea and the U.S. will hold a joint exer- else, involving an air- lift of American troops in March well 1 below the demilitarized zone, It was announced here today. The exercise, named "Freedom Vault", is deigned to
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      Police kill two Indon Reds, capture seven
      59 14 Police kill two Indon Reds, capture seven JAKARTA. Pn. Police killed two Indonesian communuLs and captured seven in a clash in Belang northern Celebes. Antara said today. The clash flared up alter police stumbled un the guerillas' hideout recently. This was the first clash reported against communist guerillas in northern
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      Tarzan' fugitive killed
      74 14 JAKARTA. Fri Police on the island of NugakambanKan. south of Cenlr il Java, shot and killed Tarzan, a fugitive from the island's prison camp, Antara reported today. 1 The report said the i man. srntrnced to serve a 10-year term in the camp. i-M-wpcd about nine months
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      THAI TROOPS KILL 30 REDS AND CAPTURE CAMPS
      184 14 THAI TROOPS KILL 30 REDS AND CAPTURE CAMPS BANGKOK, Friday THAI troops using heavy mortars and backed by air force T-28 aircraft yesterday killed 30 communist guerillas in Thailand's southern Surat Thani Province, official sources here said today. The troops who suffered thre2 dead and nine wounded also captured a
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      Appeai for new forum to discuss bombers —issue—
      240 14 Appeai for new forum to discuss bombers —issue WASHINGTON. Fri. Secretary of Defence Mr. Melvin R. Laird declared yesterday that the forum for discussing possible reductions in U.S. fighter-bombers deployed within range of the Soviet Union was not at the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks but a future conference that should
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      Uncovered: A plot to turn Montevideo into 'city in flames'
      113 14 MONTEVIDEO, Fri. The Government yesterday made public seized terrorist plans to turn Montevideo into a "city in flames" In the first phase of an alleged campaign to "destroy" Uruguay. Lettli-n terrorist seeking to mciihrow Hie Government MM hold three foreigners
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      Lock icon Duke joins troops in Ulster
      406 15 BELFAST, Friday §IX hundred British troops including the Duke of Kent, cousin of Queen Elizabeth, arrived here today to strengthen security forces facing mounting violence in Belfast's streets. This addition to the 6.200 soldiers already here, landed from England early today after another night of
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      Tate murder: Watson to face charges
      160 15 LOS AMiELES, Frl. A fifth accused in the Sharon Tate and U Bianca murders is to go i>ii trial here once the iurv which convictec 1 hippie leader Charles Manson and three of his uul disciples decides whether they should get the death penalty
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      Lock icon Leftists raid prison with bombs to aid prisoners flee
      175 15 Leftists raid prison with bombs to aid prisoners flee ('ALCUTTA. Frl. Leftlsts yesterday raided Calcutta s biggest pri.soi Presidency Jail with bombs and attacked warders. Jail sources said the 'jomb attack apparem.y was to keep the guards busy while several leftists inside the jail, with ropes, escaped, scaling the wall
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      Lock icon —Textile imports by US record big rise
      161 15 —Textile imports by US record big rise WASHINGTON, Fri. U.S. textile imports rose 23 per cent last year a record 4.453 million square yards, the Commerce Department said today. Nearly o:'e-ciuarter of them were from Japan, with whom the US. is trying to negotiate an agreement setting voluntary quotas on
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      Lock icon Tornado kills five
      43 15 GRENADA Fri. Ptvf p*>l>ir wfir killed and two reported imnMim U»t mchl alter tornado toi»> apart a JWM nailer in nearby Oore Spmw said The t« «-rr -itittrrcri wmk■Azr of the trailer a> lar awn M ■< ni'>. Wllcei* >aid. AP.
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      Mendoza's counsel to file plea to dismiss —case—
      240 15 Mendoza's counsel to file plea to dismiss —case MANILA. Fri. Counsel defending Benjamin Mendozu. the Bolivian painter accused of trying to kill Pope Paul VI last Nov 27. today asked the court to dismiss the case because the prosecution had failed to substantiate the charge of attempted murder against Mendoza
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      OIL ROW: NOW THE FIRMS GET A NEW ULTIMATUM
      237 15 OIL ROW: NOW THE FIRMS GET A NEW ULTIMATUM XEHERAN. Fri— The Gulf oil states yesterday issued an ultimatum to international petroleum companies operating there to accept their demands for more money by Feb. 15 or face legislation enforcing higher rates, and sanctions. Iranian Finance Minister Mr. Jamshid Amuuzegar told
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      121 15 H9 oS t)di tit S 1 mVfpF^ Eiffel t 111 "^W IB 1 HvV 1 Iv ijL* £^x^!f J^l? fl^Mt vi^y^K^mSj^^** I'catitro? ol XokAIIL' S W^^r^JflJJgfej^!M»ffi^tf l! y^^avS. 100% tcxturi^oi! TEHIN T»t»i-Oii' (polycilei) gggjgT "**> RjßLoSal^nß^^^E^Bvr^* Li^lit in wcicl'l, l'»l nulk* bctiiititully M^BBkß^^BmmßßHi( V^^ffl V W'ool-liLc tcxlurc -uul .-untie lu.-Ui
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      73 16 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES Sel. Dredge $2.94 -f-.tl!) \enerr $1.68 +.04 Borneo $1.83 -t .04 C. Sugars $2.33 +.04 M. Tile $1.1)6 +.03 P. Milk $1.34 +.03 FALLS S Traders 55.2U —.10 Camel $1 2A -iiM N. Iron S4.IU —.08 H. Cilfillan $3.06 —.06 Roth mans 52.34 —.04 C. Store
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      Straits Times Indices
      36 16 Straits Times Indices Feb. 4 Feb. 5 InduMnsb,. Mf.tt I4S.M 1 Hotels: <«.13 ««.23 •Propertlc*: 1 14.48 113.17 tTiiU: 30.19 99.23 tf rubber*: U3.2* 113.24 Dec. 30, 19M 18* Dec. 31, 1968 1«U Dec. 1962 IM
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      WEEK ENDS ON A DULL NOTE
      244 16 PK I I movements rtmainril narrow and trading spasmodic on (hi Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Stock market circles genrrally believer) that Ihr ii wr- nought .Kisitinn of a month or so ago was going through a procrss of uncoiling because of
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      58 16 fhurida* Wednesday »U.S. fu.t tendon ....t jh 4« .ivm.'. 1 Beirut Svs.V IW.Ii Honnkong 40.74 40 .V. Zurich 39.408 Jg.lrUH 3*I.KIIF .fW.ms Pans 38.80 SB.M Spore (1) HI «7A 40.05 B'pore 111 IS'.'.OOO ISO.SO (1) Kxpori price to non-sterlina areas in U.a. dollars pet ounce. 1 2)
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1024 16 BID AND OFFIR PRIUCi OFFICIALLY LUTfD AT THE ULOSi OP BUJIHtii >H THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAUING ROOMk OF THE STOCK CXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN B. t. CLOSING TONE: Industrial!., tins mixed while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1077 16 DCBINKBB in m>a reporieo tv the Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with tlir number of shares traded shown in brackets in lota of 1.000 unless othervii.se -pecified IXI>I STKIALS Akan (Si SI 38 ifi) $1 .37. (4> $1.38 D Rrn Co. (6)
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      Company highlights
      304 16 PETALING TIN repom an estimated trading loss of $537,716 for the year ended October 1970 against a profit of $254.--932 previously. However. exceptional income arising from the Insurance claim on Dredge No. 4 (which sank In 1969) amounting to $1.2 million brought the company into t.he black to
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      Exchange rates
      154 16 THE Association ol Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced theae best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. -lUcm uouars 10 one uuii truing )f Foreign Currency TToi-OD .8 Sterling Pound 7.4040 \u«ralian Dollar 3.4625 «ew Zealand Dollar 3.4725 South Arabian Dinar 7.4200 J.S. Dollar J. 0675 Ixjcal dollars to 100
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        CLOSING PRICES
        16 16 RUBBER: 47 3/8 cents (down cent). TIN: 5625 (unch.) Official offering 195 tons (unch.)
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        Tin price stays at $625
        194 16 Tin price stays at $625 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday closed unchanged at $625 per picul on an official offering unchanged af 195 tons. The market finished steady in front of today's Harl Raya Hajl holiday, with support mainly from the Continent and the United States. The London
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        PRODUCE
        108 16 pHINIII PRODUCE IXCHANCt. lINCAPONI NOON CLOtINC PKICII PI« PICUL YIITEROAY. C*i«nu< Oil: nulk IM tellera drum (•1. aelltra. Cora- Mixed ct.0.0.) noM rss)./ Mat I'K/Cont S3«t B P«#»t. Mumok ASTA wmte i.u.o. 100% NLW fUO Miltrs. aarawaa whit* (Ob. Mi. NLW $160 scllsra. Sarawss ■pecial black 10.11 w»% NLW
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        PALM OIL
        19 16 la 1-ondOD on n»ursda> U» pnos of Malayan 6 ptr oast. Apra was quoted at tns tellers.
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      Rubber is quiet
      428 16 THE market yesterday opened lower following London advices and eased further at the start on upcountry dealer selling. Shortcoverlng reversed the trend and levels went back to touch 48 cents for the current month Turnover was confined to RSS One Forwards were traded mostly on switch basis
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      MARKET CONTINUES DOWNWARD DRIFT
      228 16 AFTER the Chinese New Year ho 1 1 da y s the market continued Its downward drift, say Singapore rubber and produce brokers Green Si Collier. There were minor shortlived reactions on short covering, but most days it was a buyers market. A good deal ol
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      Discouraging situation
      89 16 rr. strong stock position In tbe East, coupled with increased production, induced robber values to fall to their lowest level since May 1968 Absence of demand was due partly to the discouraging economic situation with buying largely on a hand-to-mouth basis. Spot fell by a «d. per Ib.
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      WORLD RUBBER STATISTICS
      172 16 WORLD natural rubber output declined- to 247.500 metric tons in October from 257.500 tons in September, preliminary figures from the International Rubber Study Oroup show This brings the cumulative total for the first 10 months of 1970 to 2.367.500 metric tons October consumption, including gross Imports Into
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        Melbourne
        475 16 ILfELBOURNE. Fn Confld--1 ence returned in small but sustained measure on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Yesterday's shake-out seems to have abated and although stocks did not climb back to Wednesday's levels they did firm at the 1 lose. Trading was light and enthusiasm was limited, but both heavyweights
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        New York
        241 16 MEW YORK. Thurs— The stock market rallied In late trading but couldn't quite shrug off an earlter decline brought on by prom-taking and finished mixed. After trailing losing issues by as much as seven to five, advancing Issuer nnished with narrow advantage. Volume was an active 19.6 million
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        Asian Dollar
        41 16 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates ar« for deposits of U5525,008 and above: One month sip.c. Two month s*p.c. Three month sjp.c. Six month 6»p.c. Nine month 6ip.c. Twelve month &ip.c.
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        264 16 IJONO KONO. Prt The x market generally held very well. Hotrhison-Boar and General Bottling were In demand •nd put on HKIS cents and HKIO cents respectively over the day. Some strength could be detected In cottons with Wtnsor putting on HK2O cent* and Yanrtiekianc and Nan Fun.: HKS
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        421 16 I ONIX).V, Fri. Ttw «ock msrket closed firmer In quirt trading following amail bsruain huotlng ib a market nhort of sellers. The arcepMnce of the Rrltmh l^» land wage offer at Cowley aided eeotlmrnt but the Roll* Royre (Itiiallon remained a major rautlooary factor. The Kmancisl Time* index, whl.-h
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    Puff ads to stop this month
    344 17 SINGAPORE, Fri cigarette advertising must stop by the end of this month. The Prohibition on Advertisements Relating to Smoking Act 1!)70 passed last December takes effect on March 1. The Government announced today that the legislation has been cleared by the Presidential Council and
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    Gotong royong work for 100 N-servicemen
    80 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. About 100 national servicemen from SAFTI will join villagers In gotong royong work Sunday week to re- pan Track 46, off the 15th null 1 'Jurong Road. .tine ceremony will be held at <1 am. by Mr. Ho K«h Leoni:. MP for
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    New date
    35 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. The National Safety First Council <>f Singapore has postponed Its ciemnnstartion on the proper riding of motorcycle* at the Empress Place Car Park from Sunday to Feb. 14 at 9.30 am.
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    SMUGGLING OF GEMS PROBED BY CEYLON CID
    143 17 SMUGGLING OF GEMS PROBED BY CEYLON CID SINGAPORE, Fri. Two members of Ceylon's Criminal Investigation Department returned to Colombo today after two weeks of Intensive inquiries here into the suspected smuggling of gems from Ceylon to Singapore. Investigations began some months ago when a (Y>lonese steward on a Sin-gapore-bound flight
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    No top wins
    25 17 SINGAPORE. Fri There mere no top winners In yesterdays Toto draw No 9 71. The Jackpot lor this Sunday's draw is $105,000.
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    Procession ban is relaxed
    145 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday TIIK Government lias relaxed its blanket ban on processions and will now allow religious ones on certain conditions. The Director General, Ministry of Home Affairs. Tan Sri Sheikh Abdullah, explained today that after the 1969 disturbances a total ban on processions was imposed.
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    374 17  -  JUDY YOUNG Security needs go up with living standard By CINGAPORE, Fri. The more civilised a country is, the greater the potential market for lorks and safes, according to the boss one of the oldest lock and safe
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      927 17 On your TV and radio today 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary Holy City (1%4 film) 0.50 ML Opening and Kanak Kinak 515 Chinese lalentime 1971 3.12 Rukun Kelima 7.10 Sa!am Aidil Adhha Berhan Raya, Children cele- (Repeat— 3rd quarter-final) 3.31 learn To Swim 0.00 Programme Summary brating Hari Raya Haji 1.30
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    737 18 This time it's got nothing to do with the 'Italian Job' \iaybi: it's because of the movies we've been seeing, the stories we've been hearing. and the things we've 1 been reading. Whatever the" re-isons. I muni the. only one to take magnetically to a band of lusty Italians this
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    And the Count ends up playing to a house half-full
    253 18 And the Count ends up playing to a house half -full THE COSTLY JAZZ EXPERIMENT FAILS... THE Count Basic experiment was disappointing for Mr. Jimmy Lee, the show promoter. Conn' Basle and his Orchestra, one of the biggest jazz names from America, played in this part of the world for
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    178 18 Singers wanted for land of Smiles' THI. local stage i* urcently in need ef support .iml p.trlicip.ilinii from Sincaporeanv Mask aiul ftr;'in siicieties hail been hit in rrcent month* by the pull out of British personnel \< ii v r membership in >onir staKi-i-luhs ha v t dropped hy 50
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    199 18  -  TAN WEE LIAN By CINGAPORE. Fri. It's surely an appropriate name for a worker's dance "Endeavour." Especially when the dance is 1J hours' long, cumes in three acts, and has 17 individual dances. And the theme depicts "united effort." Choreographed by Taiwanese choreographer
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      19 18 CAIRNHILL STEAK HOUSE AIR FLOWN BEEF OUR SPECIALITY OPtN Noon Midmahl ll».r r day) 12-14 Coirnhill Ro«4 Ttl 174SM.
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    903 19 The 'invisible' Harrison now conies into his own... Jsnnßß n9i PTSTi P3 rpHE way of life has ended. The bridge that kept the other generation out and the rock children together has been shattered and now all things must pass. The question was asked, if only in the mind?:; How
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    SNAKES ALIVE! TABATHA IS AFTER THEM
    280 19 SNAKES ALIVE! TABATHA IS AFTER THEM UTi a littl- daredevil wild and reckless on a motorcycle, fiery on stage. And she's going shopping today to hunt for snakes! She's Miss Tabatba Marchington, a fire-eater and snake-charmer from Australia, with the Fiesta Five Show at the Troplcana. Tabatha is stripteaser, exotic
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    TV AT THE CENTRES: DECISION SOON
    105 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. TV audir tiers uill know in a couplr of months whethrr thry will he frre to tulch whatever channels thry like at community crntrrs. A spokesman for the People's Association said today that the matter would be brought up when its new
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      106 19 UIFcHINESE NEW YEAR oJ SPECIAL DRAWS W/ff 17TH. JAN-14TH. FEB. 1971 DRAW NO. 5 71-12 71 TOl Wm TOMORROW'S DRAW NO; 10/71 (7-X-71) Wl I $105,000 1 TO WINNERS WITH S NUMBtRS CORRECT JI U WIN 1,111 CASH PRIZES W. m IST PRIZE SlO.OOO 3RD PRIZE SHHB M »m I
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    30 20 MR. A MRS. Oob Poh Kwaa aad family thank Bau staff Klang and Singapore, relatives and friend* foi kind attendance, condolences, donations, wreaths and assistance during their recent, bereavement
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    67 20 MADAM YIO OIOK HSO Aged 74. passed away peacefully 8.2.71 leaving 2 sons Koh Chsng Eng and Chens. Hock. 1 daughter Koh Poh Cboo, 2 daughten-in-law. 1 son-in-law. II g-randchlldren. Cortege leave* 182 Joo Chlat Terrace Spore for Chua Cbu Kang Cemeury on 7.2.71. at 1 MR. TANC KAY
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      553 20 REQUIRED- Responsible, hard-work-ing Mai* Receptionist Qualifications School Certificate with credit In Mandarin. Or fluency In 2 Chinese dialect*. Must be prepared to work shift dutlea Call 8 por* *****2 ext 21 for appointment SIMS DARBY SINCAPORE LIMITIO Require for their Account* Department |A) 2 Permanent Block Clerk* Duties Maintaining stock
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      875 20 AN ISTAaLISHIO PACTORV require* Factory Supervisor and Asalatant Supervisors experienced in production. Sales staff experienced in furniture line Box A 5257 8 T Spore. WANTIO JUNIOR SALESMAN with scooter llcerce and dress boutique salesgirl Writ* stating full particulars, experience and enclose photo to PO. Box 3104. REOUIREO FEMALE STENOGRAPH ER
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      1076 20 Accommodation vacant PLAT first floor (one up' 2 bedrooms, bathrooms, located Holland Hill. Distr.ct 10. well-furnished available ITthe February to 13th Aprl' 1971 inclusive. Consideration for occupation 11.380 per month excluding Public Utilities Board charges but including obligatory rwldent cook and part-time wa*h amah. Apply Thomson *****2 to vltw BSHINO
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      1008 20 AtaoEssmatlatiea wsmtad WANTED 3 I-BKDROOMED 5 executive bungs.ows furnished, partly furnished, i.nfurnlshed In dlst 9. lv. 11. 20. 11 Rental: 11. 000 53.00 U. S pore 5i2743. RETIRED UP COUNTRY SINGLE CENT Singapore subject Ume male dog requ re accommodation only. Kenced up gurdrn Room rest reasontble. Frx A52X2 ST.
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      686 20 A BREAKTHROUGH. New im lined learning- system for GC( School I Certificate Business etc Ama.-r your friends with your rapid progress Writ* Now lor f:ee airmail detail-' London Educational Library 60 Borough High Street. London Si'l F.ntHnd ATTENTION ALL BOOK KEEPINC ACCOUNTANCY STUUf NTS SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE:— (1) SIMPLIFIED MODEL
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      576 20 PHYSICS. CHEMISTRY, B*C. 1/4. Ornerel Science Sec 2. Mathematics Pur* Applied Subsidiary Additional. Elrmen'nrv Entrance. Regal School. STENOCRAPHY: Classes Morning/ Afternoon Evening. Starting February Register early: Raja's College. 2ISO <~h»ngi Road (4»7«M>. Rajs* Muffles Place (***** *****0) Psrt-Tim* (*»snlngs) Prltrita SstrstsHss Csurt* Registration for our next roursa commencing oa Bth
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      1124 22 KAWASAKI KISKN KAISHA LTD. Waal Australia Singapore Japan Service FitmaMit S pore Kttlunf ro>taichi/ki|o)a V harra Koba S«ad« Mara 21 Mar H Mar 2 Apr I Apr 11 Apr 11 Apr Bast Com U.S.A. Straits Sarvica Nnr N. York lilt. CkarltstOß Orlians Houston (alvtsto* S.rfaport Slk.ik.ai Mar. 7/fi Frt Liadt
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      855 22 ORIENT LINES LTD. B k (INCORr>ORATCO IN THC lEPUIIX Of SINGA>OR() ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1 TEL: *****3 7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'D«.M, HAVRE. Smppon P. Shim Pinanr MM MPTUNE AMIER la Port Hsmlmri 8 3. R'dam U/3. Havre 14,3. LaMjai IS 3 NEPTUNE
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      959 23 KOI |.1 PKRTAMAN MALAYA Mrmanikl Korsn* Diploma Bail Tahun Prnjajian 1971 7t Chaluna adalah dlpelawa untuk mema&uki Kur.sus Diploma PerUnlan. Untuk dltlmbdngkan niemasukt Kurj>us Diploma, chaluna mfitlliih memlllkl <r-kurang2nya Pangkat ke-Dua Sljll Pelajarmfl Malaysia Sljil Seberang Laut. dengan lulus pericara2 berlkut dalam satu2 peperllcsaan: 1. Lulus Bahasa Malaysia 11 bad
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      529 23 KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK PERAK TURF CLUB NOTICE The public attending future off-course ran days, stalling from the Penang Turf Club's spring meeting, scheduled to be held on fith. 7th, filth and I Ith February 1971. are advised to make use of the Golf Club Road entrance as the Race
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      559 23 BANTUAN KEPADA FENUNTUT2 MELAYU DI KH \s LANJUTAN SIJIL PEKSLKOLAHAN TINGGI TAHUN 1971 Kerajaan Negerl Perak akan memberi pertolon^an kapada beoe- > rapa penuntut2 Melayu yaug viUhlrkan di-Negerl Perak bag. tnelanjulkan pelajaran mereka km-Tlngkatan Enam Kelas Lanluuii dl-Ipoh darl tahun 1971 Chalun2 yang terpileh aKan di-ben tempat tlnggal, makanan peichuma
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      386 23 NOTICE Tn the EMate of OOH KHOON TEE alias Mrs LIM KHOON TEE I Mrs. K. T. LLM i.nd Mrs. LIM BOCK KEE decent late of No. 7 Ramagate Rc«d. Singapore, who died testate on the 25th April 1967 pursuant to Section 32 of The Trustee* Act 1967 Notice Is
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      502 23 THE DEVELOPMENX BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED CORRECTION With reference to the appointment advertisement for Implementation ii Supervision Ofliccr M.c-.aueineni Sen-Ices Officer. Commercial Banking Olflcer Accountant published in yesterday's Straits Times kir.dly note that the qualification should read as follow s ■•Qraduate-' in Accountancy or B.iMness Admit. ivtrstlon. or holders of
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      432 24 BETHLEHEM SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED We ore a newly established Shipyard In the Sembowong area and we ore looking for a suitably qualified condidote for appointment os PERSONNEL OFFICER The right candidate should: v be between the oge of 25 to 35 years old; (b) poisess H.S.C. qualification or hove university
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      557 24 VACANCY Leading Business House in Singapore requires immediately: TRAINEE EXECUTIVE Requirements a) 25 —65 years ot age (Singapore Citizen) b) At least 3 years experience in Provisions/Confectionery business. c) Conversant with modern marketing techniques, stock control, ordering, correspondence, budget control. d) Good command of English, written and spoken as well
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      818 24 GUINNESS MALAYSIA BERHAD ACCOUNTANT Applications are invited trom Malaysian Citizens for a sen<or position in the Accounts Department ot Guinness Malaysia Berhad. It is envisaged that the successful candidate will take over the position of Accountant in the near future. Applicants should hold a recognised Accounting qualification and have a
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      450 24 MANAGEMENT PHARMACEUTICAL DIVISION The COLD STORAGE GROUP OF COMPANIES is looking for an enterpris ng man with a degree in Pharmacy, for its e> ponding Pharmaceutical Division. The successful applicant con expect to become Manager of the Division in obout 1 2 months time, and experience in sales promotion, administration
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      538 25 ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES required by a new progressive firm in Singapore Those with sales experience particularly in the retail trade should write in immediately Renumeration will be based upon ability and experience. Applicants should be under 30 years of age. Write in confidence to "Advertiser, Box A 5289 ST. Singapore."
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      374 25 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE lenders are united from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects:— (A) PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OP THREE (3) BLOCKS OF ELEVEN STOREY 3-ROOMS LOW COST FLATB. PHASE V IN JURONO TOWN ELIGIBILITY:Building Unlimited SHOWROUND:--12.2.71 at 10.00 am Meet at Contracts Office. Development
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      832 25 Cont from Page 20) Tuition HEALTH SCIENCE. BIOLOOV. Maths, English, Commerce— Sec. rv/H.B.C Exam 1971. Experienced Hone. Graduate Teacher*. Also Commercial/Secretarial Courses. Success Collect. (1) Paya Lebar/Otylang Junction. Te; 49-3742 (2) Tlo Chu Kang Road /Upper Serangoon Road Junction. Tel: 00-6734. (Opposite Payalsbar Post Office). RADIO/TV SIRVICINQ COURSE for day/nlcht
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      907 25 Boats/yachts lor sal* THORHVCROFT 88 HP. Inboard Diesel 36' x at' "King" at Pongrol Boatel Tel M 2788 Spore. Slljoy Six months SKI-BOAT 40 M.P. JOHNSON remote control trailer good conaltlon 51. 500/-. Tel: *****7, B'pore. FIBREQLASS BOAT 16 long 40 m.p.b. Fvtnrude engine B'. ooo/- 0.n.0. contact Ong 3T7132
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      1104 25 Saturday Car Market Ql Vehicles tor Sale SIN THAI NIN, 52 H IhOrt Strtf! Tel: MUI. *****. IMO Ford Pnftct 1062 Austin AID. Volkswacrn. 1963 Fmt SCOO Volkswagen 1300. ISM BNfW 1500 lsitzu *W. rUkord 4 DM. Nissan Os4rlc. IS«9 Coiilns Holden. Bimc» ISOO 1»«6 CorUss, D/U Optl lUkord. 19O0L.
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      856 25 DECEMBER 87 FIAT *S0 Coupe Rtrcularly serviced. Excrll.nl condition. I'sed as nvcond car fc>i utter over $4,000 Call Spore ***** trie RECISTENEO I«t>7 VOLKSWAGEN "1100. cxcslient condition. l«o owners. *****/- 0.n.0.. 9 Chlseiourrt Oro\e. B'pore 836 3 J afternoon. NOV. '88 Austin Mini Super com secure. View 24-M. Block C
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      588 25 At your aervleei PROBLIMS? Consult Yip Peng Tew Invtttlge'ion Service 281-B. Outram Road. Singapore. Telephone *****3. Establith.-d 1960. Managed Directed by Yip PtnK Yew. retired chief detective Inspector Singapore Polio* REPRODUCTION, REDUCTION, INLARCEMENT, all plans drawings, maps ol any site to required scale Tang'a Photocopy Service. 123, Market Street. Singapore
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      POON HASA NEW 'WINNER' FOR S'PORE GRAND PRIX...
      255 26 By P. SENEVERATNE HONGKONG, Thurs.— Albert Poon, that suave, silver haired Hongkong ace, will be behind the wheel of a two-litre factoryfresh Alfa Romeo GTAM in this year's Singapore Malaysia motor racing circuit. The OTAM the American version of the GTl75O— Is
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      Navy win regatta
      87 26 LIEUTENANT CJ. Hibbert led Royal Navy to convincing victory over Army and defending champions Royal Air Force In the British Services regatta at Naval Base yesterday. Navy won eight of the 18 races to MM 396 points to become overall winners probably of the last Services regatta
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      Christopher is hero in 'battle of the giants'
      423 26 ST. JOSEPH'S Institution edged Buklt Ho Swee 3-2 in the "battle of the Slants' of the Schools City District "B boys badminton championship at Bukit Ho Swee yesterday. SJI hero wn.% SBA youth trainee Christopher Wong, who helped overcome a 2-0 deficit
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      Caddies to go back to work today
      294 26 MORE than 20 caddies are expected today to return to work at the Island course of the Singapore Island Cricket Club to end the five-day strike there. The move followed a meeting between the caddies and management yesterday at which the workIng of
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      New tourney for Saba affiliates
      177 26 SINGAPORE Amateur Boxing Association will introduce a new li.ter-atfillate boxing competition this year. Mr. K. Thiruganasothl. SABA secretary, said the new competition was aimed at building up a big base of boxers from SAFSA. Police. Port Authority and Community Centres. He said: "This move is
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      Malaysia's Youth team
      57 26 ITUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Malaysia will have a wellbalanced team at the 13th Asian Youth soccer tournament in Tokyo from April 24 to May 6. To get the very best, a total of 50 players the cream in the Burnley Cup tournament In Seremban last year have been
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      Boy shocks the stars
      127 26 If EI.BOVRNE. Frl Seven- •if! vra'.-old Australian amateur Trevcr McDonald shocked an international field to take ihe MOODd round lead in the Victorian Open rolf championship herf today. McDonak 1 the Victorian bo:.s rhampion, carded a three-unde: Mr 6ft over the Woodlands Club course for a
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      -Confident Taiwan: 'We won't expelled'
      308 26  - -Confident Taiwan: 'We won't expelled' A. Johnson By TAIWAN is confident that it will not be expelled by the Table Tennis Federation of Asia on Sunday. Mr. Peter Chang, who will fight Taiwan's case said on arrival yesterday: "We have a strong case to remain in TTFA as we have
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      25 countries confirm entries
      132 26 'TOKYO. Frl Japanese offl- clal% said today they expected about 450 plavei.s and officials from 40 or more countries to participate in the March 2ft to April 4 World table tennis rhamplon.ihips in Nagoya. Central Japan. They said 25 count lies, beside .lacan. hsd so far
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      ANG AND JUMARI STAR IN 8-1 WIN
      154 26 BALESTIER Hill Integrated Secondary School were runaway winners in their first match. hittinß In eight goals to Catholic Hmli Schools one in the Schools' City District "A division soccer championship at Monk's Hill yesterday Roving strikers Jumarl and Ang Peng Huat combined effectively
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      GP mission for three envoys
      330 26  -  JOE DORAI By JHE Singapore Grand Prix organising committee will send three "special envoys" to six countries to persuade their best drivers to compete in the Singapore Grand Prix over the Upper Thomson Road circuit on April 8-11. The three envoys will leave next week
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      Lock icon $78,000 victory by Daryl's Joy
      81 27 $78,000 victory by Daryl's Joy I OS ANGELES. Fri. L Daryl's Joy, owned by Robert Goh of Singapore, won .'ie Arcadia Handicap at Sai.t.a Anita racecourse yesterday New Zealand-brea Daryl's Joy. 6-5 favourite in the race, took first prize of U5526,000 (about $78,000). American jockey John Sellers sent Daryl's Joy
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      Good test by Glamour Prince and Pilot
      320 27 STABLE-MATES Glamour J Prince and Pilot :u_tch?d strides in a splendid trial over oi in 37 jmc on a good track at Penang yesteiday. They were level at the post. Both are engaged in Kace 6 today. Kspionage ran 3f in 38 3/5
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      58 27 HONOLULU. Fri. Jotaß Bchln, still looking for his first ory In seven years, carded lirr-par 66 yesterday to take iie first round lead in tho US WOO.OOO Hawaiian Open golf '■>urnament. He held a one stroke lead over^ Arnold Palmer and Cesar Sanu;o Two strokes behind
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      Tymkyn set to score again
      118 27  - Tymkyn set to score again EPSOM JEEP By JYMKYN looks the best bet at Penang today. He should prove too good for a Class 6 Div. 3 field over 7f in Race 2. An Irish-bred five-year-old by Arctic Storm, Tymkyn was an easy last-start winner over the Bukit Timah 7f.
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1570 27 CARAMOOR: Failed to show up in his last two starts at Bukit Timah; led all the way in Div 4 7f race with 8.5 at Kuala Lumpur on Nov 7; chance. HKCKMATE: Showed up in hit last start at Bukit Timah on Jan 16 when fourth with
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      1607 27 GOING FORECAST: Good ifjJM 215 CLASS 6. DIV. 4— 7F _L_JL'S_U_i ($4,500 $3,150 to winner) 1 ***** niMOM a (I).n«s«rn-> Paul A 9.0 <d 2 +9) Tka»«»»a»o 14 2 ***** CARAMOOR UMU RS Brfukrlen 8 8.10 (dd +6) F AMwafl 1 1 084>7 TMPINC BRIGHTNESS (lr,tilr) Manwr 7
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