The Straits Times, 13 December 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times 11m National newspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Flood death toll rises to six: Four states still face danger
    1016 1 OISING flood waters 1V in Pahang the worst hit state claimed two more lives today bringing the death toll to six. Except for Perak where some evacuees have returnca to tneir nomes. trie situation in Treng kanu, Keiantan, Pahang
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    Lock icon 'Probe questions rigging' call by Opposition
    154 1 'Probe questions rigging' call by Opposition LONDON. Sun. Opposition MPs promised today to press for a full Investigation into published reports Implicating government ministers in an alleged rigging of parliamentary questions. Two former Labour government ministers. Mr. Anthony Crosland and Mr. Fred Peart, said they would try to raise the
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    Copter drops food to 20 cut off by floods
    255 1 Copter drops food to 20 cut off by floods KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. About 20 building workers isolated for six days by the floods in Pahang escaped death by starvation when food was airdropped by helicopter yesterday. The workers were stranded at a building site on Bukit Kepayang, 30 miles from
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    Lock icon Death toll in houses collapse now 34
    113 1 ALEXANDRIA. Sun. Thirty- four people are now known to have died in the collapse of two apartment buildings here yesterday and rescue squads fear m »rr victims are still buried under the debris. The death toll yesterday was given as 24. About 100
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    Airport comes under rocket attack
    183 1 Airport comes under rocket attack PHNOM PENH, Sunday FIGHTING flared again close to Phnom Penh 1 today with a rocket attack on the international airport and an all-night battle nearby. 1 The High Command here reported that five big 122--mm rockets struck the airport last night for the second time
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    Lock icon Multi-million inheritance
    67 1 BEVERLY HILLS. Sun Shipowner Aristotle Onassls' daughter Christina last night celebrated her 31st birthday with her husband and today Inherits her share of a US$75 million trust fund set up (or her and her brother by Mr. Onassls The on-agaln-00-agaln birthday celebration was arranged by her husband, real
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    36 pages
    17 1 TODAY'S Straits Times is 36 pages in two sections. Business Times is in Section Two.
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    Lock icon Battle for Dacca
    714 1 Battle for Dacca NEW DELHI, Sunday BATTERED and outnumbered Pakistani troops are now surrendering in hundreds as advancing Indian forces close in on the East Pakistan capital of Dacca, according to Indian military spokesmen. The way to Dacca is now clear from the north as well as the east, they
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    Peace plans
    32 1 MANILA. Sun. President Marcos ordered preparation today of long-range economic and social development plans for Muslim-dominated areas of the southern I-Ni.ppines which have been the scene of bloody Christian-Muslim enmity.
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    Toto winning numbers
    38 1 SINOAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked in today's Toto draw No. 98 71 were: 3, 38. 3:. 25 and 44. The additional number was 14. Numbers picked In the circle draw were: 32. 39. and 6.
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      43 1 if^lSssfiSSifv/fiY NIXON URGES U.N. TO STEP IN WASHINGTON, Sun. President Nixon called on tbe United Nation* Secu rity Council today to take emergency action to halt the fifhtinc betwren India and Pakistan, declarinr that Kast Pakistan was virtually occupied by Indian troops. Heuter.
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon Yahya vetoes surrender moves
      180 2 Yahya vetoes surrender moves T ONDON, Sun. Re-M-i ports reaching the Government from Dacca last night said the Military Governor of East Pakistan has offered to surrender to India on five conditions. But the move was reported to have been stalled at least for the time being by President Yahya
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      Lock icon 'Ransom' plan to free Mujib...
      532 2 'Ransom' plan to free Mujib JESSORE, Sunday 'THE Bangla Desh Government wants to capture Yahya Khan's troops In East Pakistan alive to exchange them for Awami League leader, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. "We also want the prisoners to exchange them for the 400,000 Bengalis in West Pakistan," according to Bangla Desh
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      Lock icon Help us to evacuate Britons call by Heath
      349 2 Help us to evacuate Britons call by Heath f ONDON, Sun— Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath yesterday sent urgent messages to the leaders of India and Pakistan urging them to help in the evacuation of British and foreign nationals from Dacca. Informed sources said Mr Heath's messages to India's Premier.
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      Lock icon Row over war refugees holds up US aid funds
      343 2 Row over war refugees holds up US aid funds WASHINGTON, Sun. J)ISFUTES over aid to Israel and to Pakiscani refugees yesterday held up a final agreement on the continuing funding needed to keep alive the American foreign aid programme. Sen?tor Allen Ellender (Democrat, Los Angeles) chairman of the Senate Appropriations
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      Lock icon Baby No. 20
      39 2 ABBEVILLE. Sun. A 39--year-old Frenchwoman has given birth to her 20th child, authorities In the nearby village of Quend said today. The Mother, Mrs. Jacqueline Ruufsel. and the baby were doing well, the officials said. Reuter.
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      Arabs not ready for war
      525 3 HUSSEIN: JORDAN WON'T JOIN IN AMMAN, Sun. King Hussein yesterday declared that the Arabs were not ready for war with Israel and that Jordan would not let herself be dragged into war at this time. "We believe that force should only be used as a
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      Lock icon U.N VOTE ON SUEZ CRISIS TODAY
      417 3 U.N VOTE ON SUEZ CRISIS TODAY NEW YORK, Sun THE UN General Assembly is expected to vote tomorrow on three resolutions to reactivate the Middle East peace talks conducted through Dr. Gunnar Jarring. The issue was whether Israel should first pledge to withdraw from all occupied Egyptian territory, as Egypt
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      Lock icon Aid misused charge
      44 3 WASHINOTON, Sun. A congressional investigating committee charged yesterday that a multi-million dollar international fund set up to help the economy of Laos has led to Improper use of aid dollars, inciuain,; use for purchases of luxury items from communist nations. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Pollution fine
      26 3 MONTREAL. Sun. The Norwegian cargo ship Norse Transporter has been flned US$l,OOO (£4oo* lor polluting port waters here with fuel oil last month. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wife of Soviet political prisoner held by KGB
      189 3 Wife of Soviet political prisoner held by KGB \fOSCOW, Sun. Mrs. Nina Strokataya. the wife ot a man who has been imprisoned for antiSoviet activities for all but five of the last 27 years, has been arrested, reliable sources said. They said she was held by agents of the KGB
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      Lock icon Threat to kill Brandt in Stockholm
      91 3 CTOCKHOLM. Sun. Police said they threw a cordon around Stockholm's Royal castle and neighbouring areas last night after a threat to assassinate West German Chancellor Mr. Willy Brandt. Mr. Brandt was guest of honour at a banquet given by King Gustav VI for this
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    Lock icon ARMS CACHE FOUND IN HOUSE AFTER BLAST
    200 4 ARMS CACHE FOUND IN HOUSE AFTER BLAST DELFAST. Sun. Bri tish troops found a huge arms cache in a house here hours after a bomb blasted a crowded furniture showroom, killing two adults, a baby boy and a two-year-old girl. The bomb exploded among lunch-hour Christmas shoppers at thr showroom
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    DEEP LAKE TUNNEL BLAST KILLS 17 WORKERS
    283 4 DEEP LAKE TUNNEL BLAST KILLS 17 WORKERS PORT HI RON, (Michigan) Sun. Seventeen workmen died when an explosion believed to be caused by leaking gas, shattered a water supply tunnel deep under Lake Huron today. Another 21 men crawled or were carried to safety. Ten of them were reported to
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    Lock icon Crucial talks begin today
    325 4 Crucial talks begin today WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT Nixon sets off tomorrow for the first of a series of summit meetings with European and Asian allies to show American solidarity with them before his trips to China and the Soviet Union early next year. Mr. Nixon (above) is flyIng to the
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    Lock icon Humphrey makes comeback in race for President
    200 4 Humphrey makes comeback in race for President WASHINGTON. Sun. Senator Hubert H. Humphrey will announce his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination in mid-January. He plans an all-out primary campaign with major efforts in Florida and Wisconsin. Sen. Humphrey, the 1938 Democratic nominee, will also enter the subsequent primary contests
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    Lock icon Berlin pact: Another ace for Brandt
    410 4 BONN, Sundey THE initialling yesterday of two intra-German agreements on Berlin cleared away another hurdle in the path of West German Chancellor Willy Brandt's 'Ostpclitik'. During the bargaining which preceded the signing on September of the fourpower Berlin agreement and the negotiations which led
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    ELECTION EXTRAORDINARY
    1535 5 ELECTION EXTRAORDINARY Truman's shock polls win... THE searing, sight- destroying flash engulfed the city. In a fraction of a second the air was sucked out of it and fed into a vast fireball that grew, climbed high and then spread into an unbelievable, towering mushroom of death. Out of range
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    Hunt for Cool Cats gang who rob people in streets
    179 6 Hunt for Cool Cats gang who rob people in streets SINGAPORE, Sun. Police are hunting for a gang who had been robbing walkers in the Chinatown area. They have received at least two reports against the gang in the last two days. The gang, comprising four members, call themselves the
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    Professor's talk
    37 6 SINGAPORE. Sun— Dr. A Manoharan, associate professor In Community Medicine. Boston University School of Medicine, will lecture on Chancing Trends in Occupational Health at Outram Hospital's pathology lecture theatre on Tuesday at 8.15 l) m
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    Deputy registrar
    21 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The acting President has appointed Mr. Michael Khoo Kah Jp as deputy registrar of the Supreme Court.
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    Way is clear now to top govt posts
    516 6 Way is clear now to top govt posts SINGAPORE, Sun Till-", snuill opening of the door to the Government's top Administrative Service which has hitherto kept out promising civil servants in tli c other branches has now been substantially widened to admit all who show a high potential in ability
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    103 mil gallons
    27 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Water consumption yesterday was 103.9 million gallons. Rainfall recorded at Srletar reservoir was 0.05 inch, Peirce 0.02 inch and Macßitcbie 0.01 inch.
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    SEEING THROUGH KERRIE IS NO ILLUSION
    140 6 SEEING THROUGH KERRIE IS NO ILLUSION KEVIN and Kerrir are stage illusionists but her "seethroughs" are no illusion. Their "shooting through" acts, among others, are illusions but Kir rie's stage costumes are always very revealing, and her "see-through" dress a real surprise! Kevin Cooper and Kerrie are a couple of
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    Benefits off Canada style semester system
    240 8 Benefits off Canada style semester system SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Teachers' Union has urged the Education Ministry to study whether the benefits of the two-semester school system can be Increased by allowing students to take only a few subjects in a semester, as is done in Canada The editorial in
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    Taiwan issues three new stamps
    93 8 Taiwan issues three new stamps SINGAPORE. Sun. A new set of three stamps to commemorate the first century oi the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company and the 50th year of the founding of Jordan has been Issued by Taiwan's Directorate General of Posts. The first stamp In *5 denomination, commemorating
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    Plans to harness power from the floods
    318 8 IPOH. Sunday THE fury of the floods which annually play havoc in the East Coast states of West Malaysia is to be harnessed for the people's benefit. Investigations are now under way to put an end to these damaging floods, said Prime Minister
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    STU to reshuffle central council next year
    189 8 STU to reshuffle central council next year CINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Teacher's Union will re-organise Its central council early next year to Increase Its effectiveness. The latest issue of the STU's publication, the Mentor, says: "Some reshuffling among councillors In the various committees Is expected. "At present, certain committees have
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    Licence issued
    25 8 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Rev. Prancis Peter Van der Linden has been given a licence to solemnize marriages In Singapore under the Women's Charter.
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    Open debate dare to Alex Lee
    96 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Two student organisations have challenged MCA leader Mr. Alex Lee to an open debate on the university and the University College Act. They are the Undergraduates and Students Organisation of Malaysia and the University of Malaya Students' Union. Mr. Lee had
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    School servant jailed for cheque theft
    76 8 School servant jailed for cheque theft SINGAPORE Bun. A school servant was jailed for two months yesterday for stealing a cheque worth $154 from the principal's office. Tan Chsl Chw.«. 22. of Balestler Hill IMHOoaI School, admitted the theft on Nov. 26. Senior Inspector M. Amaladas6. prosecuting. :ald that Tan
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    MacPherson party
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The MacPherson Estate Owner-Resi-dents Association will hold a children's party at IU premises on Jan. l ut 3.00 p.m. Children of members within the age group o f OUr t, o s x ue Invited. A nominal charge of fl wIU be collected.
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    'Help to build Spore call by Tang
    570 9 'Help to build Spore call by Tang SINGAPORE, Sunday fHE Minister of State (Finance) Mr. Tang See Chim, tonight urged Singaporeans to do their part in the exciting task of building Singapore. He said a ring of satellite towns had been planned and a mass- transit system linking them was
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    President to open medical convention
    51 9 President to open medical convention SINGAPORE, Sun. President Sheares will open the fourth National Medical Convention to be held here on March 17 next year. The week-long conference Is jointly sponsored by the College of General Practitioners (Singapore) and the Singapore Medical Association. The Malayan Medical Association will also take
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    Savings bank board chief
    71 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Communications has appointed Mr. Tan Chok Klan chairman of the board of directors of the Post Office Saving Bank of Singapore from Jan. 1. Other members of the board are Messrs. Wong Lee Hoong, Llm 800 Peng, Ooh Mia Hoon. Han
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    Acting director
    16 9 SINQAPORE. Sun. Mr. Hardlal Singh has been appointed Acting Director of Botanic Oardens. Singapore.
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    HDB accepts $4.8 m tender for flats
    66 9 HDB accepts $4.8 m tender for flats SINQAPORE, Sun. The Housing Board has accepted a tender for $4,850,000 for the construction of five blocks of multi-storey flats in Queenstown. It has also called for tenders to build four other blocks with a total of 384 units in the same estate.
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    Chairman again
    30 9 SINOAPORE. Sun. The President has re-appolnted lawyer Mr. David Marshall as chairman of the board of trustees of the Institute of South-east Asian Studies for another three years.
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    Society has big responsibility to keep up rapid pace of building industry
    376 9 Society has big responsibility to keep up rapid pace of building industry SINGAPORE, Sun. The Building and Estate Management Society (BEMS) would have great responsibility in maintaining Singapore's rapid pace in the building industry, its patron, Mr. Ho Kok Cheong, said tonight. He was speaking at the society's dinner and
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    Dies 19 days after fall
    50 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Construction worker Tay Poh Chin. 19, died at Outram Hospital yesterday 19 days after he had fallen from a Shell tank on Pulau Bukom. Tay was working with eight others on top a 20 ft. tank on Nov. 23 when the tragedy occurred.
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    Don't turn religion into a granite idol: Raja
    132 9 Don't turn religion into a granite idol: Raja SINGAPORE, Sun. Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam said tonight that the world's religions could be an important factor in civilising men. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the Singapore Hindus Religious Cultural Seminar at the Oovlndasamy Pillai Kalyana Mandapam tonight, he said
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    Company gets $1.8 m loan
    54 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Bhd.. has granted a $18 million loan to Unlllte Electrical Industries Bhd.. here to part-finance the company's expansion. Under Its expansion programme, the company In Petallng Jaya will add to its range of electrical and lighting products, fans,
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    Offset display
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The East Asiatic Company will show the latest range of Heidelberg two-cclour offset machines at Its showroom In Sal boo Street on Friday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Refugees poster restored after explanation to the police
    218 10 Refugees poster restored after explanation to the police SINGAPORE. Sun. Another University of Singapore society which took part in the Life on the Campus exhibition organised by the Students' Union, almost found itself on the rung side of the law. On Friday morning the United Nations Students' Association was ordered
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      235 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (3. 1, 4). 1 #r i ai :>. my htnt (aMg) 6 a^> -"5s c'r n ie d k y fl°.yd l 8 Point' to tree cat swarmed (4 4) -over with more of the same 7. Hazards (or suitors, valets, kind (2, 6). and overkeen
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    A regional role for the Jurong Centre
    410 11 MAKING CONDITIONS RIGHT FOR RICH AND VARIED LIFE SINGAPORE, Sunday HIVE of activity that will be not only the focal point of Jurong Town but serve as a regional centre for the western part of Singapore that is the role projected for the
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    Dc-registered
    28 11 SINOAPO3E. Sun— The certificate of registration of the Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union has been withdrawn because the union has dissolved due to the British troop withdrawal.
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    Demand outstrips the supply of available industrial land
    376 11 Demand outstrips the supply of available industrial land SINGAPORE. Sun rpHE Jurong Town A Corporation (JTC) prepared 1,197 acres of land last year, pushing the total of available industrial land space in the complex to 5,598 acres. But tne big hunger for industrial land stnl continued, said the JTC in
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    lOp.c. rise in ships using Jurong Port
    228 11 lOp.c. rise in ships using Jurong Port SINGAPORE, Sun Jurong Port last year handled a total of 1,662 vessels an increase of over 10 per cent ever the previous year. The five deep water berths with a total length of 3,000 feet and the coastal wharf of 1.260 feet handled
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    Man took drugs 'for fun'
    58 11 PENANO. Sun. Heng Ah Chin. 24. who said he took drugs "for fun," was jailed yesterday for six months for having 0.01 oz. of heroin. Prosecuting officer Asst. Supt. Alchbal Singh Parmar told senior Sessions Court President Mr. M. Mahallngam that Heng was found with
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    Man robbed
    29 11 IPOH. Sun. Two armed youths robbed a candle-maker Yeoh Bok Hoay. 23. of a 1100 watch and $3 In a lane ofl Anderson Road here last night.
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    UNF: Scrap hospital admission fees
    149 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. The United National Front today urged the Government to abolish admission fees to general hospitals and outpatient dispensaries because it feels many poor people are unable to pay. This decision was taken at Its national council meeting at headquarters in Cross Strrrt. The
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    Tea kiosk
    22 11 SINOAPORE. Bun. The Government has accepted a tender for a Urn kiosk for the staff and public at Alexandra Hospital.
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    87 accidents
    15 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. There were 87 toad accidents, seven of them were serious, yesterday.
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    Do's and don'ts for the JTC parks
    240 11 Do's and don'ts for the JTC parks SINGAPORE, Sun. Parks are for leisure and enjoyment, but anyone who becomes a nuisance will not be allowed in parks run by the Jurong Town Corporation. This is made clear in the recently gazetted Jurong Town Corporation (Parks) Regulations 1971. The rules are
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    Bringing the toothbrushing habit to kindergartens
    502 12 Bringing the toothbrushing habit to kindergartens CINGAPORE, Sun. The Government has decided to introduce the good habit of tooth-brushing now being cult jva ted by primary school pupils to kindergarten children from next year. It will also extend to kindergarten children the services of the school dental clinics, including the
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    Muslims urged to fight moral decay . of Spore youth
    153 12 Muslims urged to fight moral decay of Spore youth SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office, Haji Ya'acob Mohamed, has urged the Muslim community here, especially the Malays, to right against the moral degradation of youths today. He also criticised certain programmes such as beauty contests
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    Taekwon-do and karate courses
    56 12 Taekwon-do and karate courses SINGAPORE, Sun. The Bukit Merah community centre management committee will conduct tae-kwon-do and karate courses later this month. The fee for each course is $5 a month. A three-month beauty culture course, to be conducted by Mrs. Anna Lim. will start early next year at the
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    PM at opening
    32 12 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight attended the official opening of the fourth subbranch of the Tlong Bahru PAP branch held at Oagak Selart Barat
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    What a lark! A contest strictly for the birds
    161 12 What a lark! A contest strictly for the birds SINGAPORE. Bun. A total of 270 birds took part in a singing contest at the Jurong Bird Park this morning. This was the second bird singing contest to be held by the park with the assistance of the Club Burong Slngapura
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    PARENTS JOIN IN PARTY FUN AT CHILDREN'S EXPENSE
    331 13 SINGAPORE, Sun. It was a successful children's Christmas party by any standards but it left some adults feeling rather cheesed off. So good was the response that it drew more people than the organisers, Robinsons and Company could cope with. About 300
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    HDB to survey tenants' needs in Alexandra
    406 13 HDB to survey tenants' needs in Alexandra SINGAPORE, Sun. Home Affairs Minister Dr. Wong Lin Ken said today that the Housing and Development Board would conduct a survey on the requirements of flat dwellers in his Alexandra constituency. The survey would cover the needs of a common antenna for television
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    Rainy season brings more mosquitoes
    123 13 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Ministry of Health today announced an Increase in mosquito breeding due to the rainy season. Of the 1.693 bouses inspected last week, 79 (4.7 per cent) were found to be breeding the Aedea mosquitoes vector of Dengue Haemorrhagic fever. This showed an
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    CALL TO EXTEND SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME TO ALL
    226 13 CALL TO EXTEND SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME TO ALL KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Dr. Tan Chee Khoon today called on the authorities to extend the Social Security Act to cover every employer and employee In Malaysia. He said the scheme should be enjoyed by workers from both the urban and rural areas.
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    Polls win shows faith in Govt
    61 13 KUALA LUMPUR, SunTun Abdul Razak today said that the Alliance victory in yesterday's Muda state by election, clearly showed the people's continued belief in the present government and its policies. In a statement commenting on the Alliance success. Tun Razak said: "The Government will
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      WORSENING FLOODS
      402 14 It can have escaped noone's attention that the east coast states of Malaysia seem to get worse floods every year. The south-east monsoon has always brought floods, but not heavy floods with quite such regularity. The full force of the monsoon rains probably has still to ccme. It
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      THE TEXTILE BLOW
      281 14 The British Government has delivered a sharp and unexpected blow to textile manufacturers in Malaysia and Singapore. Its reversal of the decision to abolish the import quota system for textiles from the Far East, only three weeks before the restriction was due to be abolished, (iashes the
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      SHIPS UNDER FIRE
      278 14 "Cynical" may not be quite the right word, but it is difficult to think of a more appropriate description of the call by :hp main political committee of the U.N. General Assembly that the Indian Ocean be declared a zone of peace. There is not a chance
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    436 14 Old faces back at the helm in Pakistan By A CORRESPONDENT LONDON The IndoPaklstan war has brought bck into action a man who in the past was Pakistan's most vigorous advocate before world opinion. Newly-appointed Foreign Minister Zulflkar All Bhutto's first task was to fly to New York to plead
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      137 14 \VE CALL them the Sioux, the Apache, the Comanches the bloodthirsty mosquitoes of our area in penang Like Red Indians of old, they swoop down on us, show ng no mercy. The area is bounded by lour roads: Penang Lane, Penaga Road. Julu Lane and
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    880 14  -  GAVIN YOUNG By f)ELHI As the Indian Army lined up its divisions lor war with Pakistan, the clamour for Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to strike at Pakistan came not from the generals or nery young officers. The pressure for war came lrom
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    Rocking the boat
    1191 14 Dan Morgan reports on why Communist countries are having to come to terms with pop culture BELGRADE Milos, the disc jockey in what was once Prague's most fashionable discotheque, looked out at a tableau that seemed a grotesque parody of a familiar Western practice. Coloured lights flashed
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      165 14 QuHnou v a starts to happen |\7jlevery Sunday at 1900 hours. f^J j m big, beautiful Garuda DCB jetliner outward bound for \^d IQ I Djakarta, Bali and Sydney. Step Indonesian" 0 r MM IVJV/I IWWIGII Ispoilsyou aAb m|^^ shamelessly with Indonesian \#lfr^ hospitality. Once you've tasted J I^^ the
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    Brunei scores big win in war on drugs
    272 15  - Brunei scores big win in war on drugs IGNATIUS STEPHEN By RANDAR SERI BEGAWAX, Sun. Brunei today scored a major victory in its battle against drug trafficking. In three separate raids, customs and police officials seized large quantities of opium and ganja that came here from Singapore on board ships.
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    The MG in horror head-on crash
    194 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. I his is the MG one of the two cars involved in the horror crash which killed five people at Senai, 13 miles from Johore Bahru, yesterday. Low Meng Chua, 42, the driver of the Mercedes Bern and one of his passengers.
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    Employers told to provide job incentives
    279 15 Employers told to provide job incentives SINGAPORE, Sun. The National Productivity Centre (NPC) has urged employers to provide their workers with Job incentives. "This will make them more Interested In their work and be extra careful not to be wasteful," Mr. Loo Heng Shuen, industrial engineering head of NPC said.
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    Teacher dies on board Spore-bound ship
    126 15 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. San. A SinC spore-bound ship dashed back here to brine back the body of a teacher who died on board off Mlri yesterday. The teacher, Mr. K.G.M. Haja Mohideen, 32, left here on board the mv Auby for Singapore late last
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      104 15 On your TV and Radio 3.00 Pd. Programme Summary 1.14 Programme Summary 3.01 SUP Games Live Telecast US SEAP Games 5.21 H Amai2 S.N News 5.51 Mather Forecast 9.17 Peristewa (.01 Nws 9.39 Parliament Report 5.17 Te Debbie Reynolds Show 9.54 SEAP Games Csanova's Kittens 11.27 Mystery Movie 1.42 Te
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      599 15 300 P.M. Opening and General 7.N The 6th SEAP Games 1971 Hospital (3rd report Chinese) 3.2S Indian Classical Dance 7.41 News and Newsreel in featuring Miss Chandrika Chinese Menon US Bonanza The Decision 3.SS A Diary of Events in Singa- I.N News and Newsreel in English pore this Week (Tamil)
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    People are urged— to cultivate Japanese courtesy, loyalty to home and country
    302 16 People are urged— to cultivate Japanese courtesy, loyalty to home and country SINGAPORE, Sun. Singaporeans who know the Japanese language will cultivate the qualities of Japanese culture which the world admires, the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Inche Ghazali Ismail, said tonight. In a speech read out by the Ministry's deputy secretary,
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    Keep eye on world scene too, says Lee
    481 16 Keep eye on world scene too, says Lee SINGAPORE, Sun MR. Lee Kuan Yew today said Singapore had to keep an eye on the international scene as well as her internal affairs. "Singapore has to maintain good relations with other nations or they will have no confidence in us," the
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    Madam Tan fund now stands at $4,176
    112 16 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times has re ceived donations totalling $2,422 for the Madam Tan Slew Plan Fund which now stands at $4,176.91. Donations came from Anonymous, Spore $2,000; Anonymous. Spore, $10; Anonymous, Spore, $50; Staff of Unique Shipping and Trading Co. Pte.
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      220 16 Congratulations Best Wishes to SHIBUSAWA NTY TRANSPORT (PTE) LTD. on the official opening of their SINGAPORE OFFICE I y ivl A^j^Br f I mil W. CONTAINERISATION PACKAGING INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD. mm^uMm^mMMm Town o ff ice South Bridge Rood, Spore 1 Tels: *****2 *****3. Container Depot: Jalan Gudang, Jurong, Spore. Tel:
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    Lock icon Men who forsake their country
    1207 17  - Men who forsake their country RICHARD C. LONGWORTH What' makes a Russian defector? By VIENNA VIENNA. It was 3 p.m. on a sunny Sunday afternoon in Brussels when Anatoli Chebotarev made his move. Borrowing a blue Scaldia sedan from the Soviet trade mission where he worked, Chebotarev dropped his wife
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    WHY THE CANADIANS ARE IRRITATED WITH NIXON
    589 17  -  JAY WALZ By EDMONTON Adrj dressing a Canada-for-Canadians forum on the University of Alberta campus the other night, the speaker waved one of the new Canadian $10 notes. He noted that the portrait of Sir John MacDonald. Canada's first Prime Minister, had replaced
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      332 17 Big bargains for you JjUZa—^mW And more bargains here *^ay Here are more ers or you mofe Sir burners, hotplates and cookers. All )^jg^ Jm%mm ■a^li at Dar 9 ain prices! And you have a P^^^* 1 choice You can buy these s,ki^^^|^^B m appliances complete with a Mttj^ m
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      Why does a man take his life?
      993 18  - Why does a man take his life? MAURICE RICHARDSON By THE SAVAGE GOD: A Study of Suicide. By A Alvarez (Weidenfeld and Nicolson £3.25). THIS is the most interesting book I have read about suicide since Romiliy Fedden's historical survey (Suicide, 1938). It is principally a literary study but takes
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      SECRET FLAMES
      118 18 EMILY BRONTE: A Peculiar Music. By Naomi Lewis (Bodiey Head £1) RACK at Haworth by l 1845, Emily Bronte was happy with her "turning and ironing" and a kind of afterthought her writing. "Startling," Naomi Lewis comments, "from the Emily Bronte of lengend, Imagined as darkly striding the
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      They're bugging
      307 18  -  C. dobson By WORLDS APART by Lord Trevelyan (Macmillan £3.25) EVERYBODY who lives Lj in a Communist country for any length of time becomes obsessed by the knowledge th:>t somewhere in their home there is a little machine listening to everything they say. There is a story of
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      Those— comperes TIME THEY USE MORE COMMON SENSE AND DISCRETION
      154 19 Those comperes TIME THEY USE MORE COMMON SENSE AND DISCRETION 1S a compere's Job to sell the programme or focus attention on herself? So much simpering and hair -throwing not only distract, it disgusts. The programme "for the family" in English can be much improved if there was less soppiness.
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      67 19 rwas drizzling yesterday morning when I was in the vicinity of Dboby Ghaut. I walked to the bus stop in front of several shops selling tropical fish to wait for a bus. But I found that I couldn't get shelter from the rain as the entire bus shelter was Ailed
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      The conductors are more polite and cheerful now
      170 19 rpHERE have been some X changes since the Chinese bus companies took over BTC routes about a week ago. The most noticeable change Is the cleanlness of buses (interior and exterior) which previously looked as if they have been taking "mud-baths." Another
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      It's up to the schools to decide...
      257 19 Returning exam answer scripts J REFER to the letters by "Concerned Mother" (ST., Nov. 12) and "Curious Lee" (ST., Nov. 2SL Whether answer scripts are returned to the pupils depends on the policy adopted by each school some schools do, others do not.
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      60 19 I REFER to the complaint by Mr. Tang Thye Hong (ST., Nov. 2) regarding the obstruction caused by buses stopping at the bus stop situated at East Coast Road/Sea Avenue junction. The complaint was investigated and I am pleased to Inform the writer that the bus stop was reslted on
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      119 19 1 REFER to the complaint by "Jist As Usual" (ST.. Dec. 6). against the fire hazard posed by the Joss paper house factory In Valley Road. Recent site inspection carried out by the Enforcement Section Plrnnlng Department has revealed that the proprietor Is still operating the Joss paper manufactory in
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      Please get rid of it
      69 19 Please get rid of it WILL the HDB please see TT to It that the scaffoldings erected for whitewashings and repairs of the flats at blocks 25 and 27, Balam Road, be removed as soon as possible. The scaffoldings have been erected for more than six months and many of
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      NO ENTRY: THE HAWKERS ARE DOING -BUSINESS—
      428 19 NO ENTRY: THE HAWKERS ARE DOING -BUSINESS— LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they hove the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. MOTORISTS driving along Pagoda Street must have already learned to drive with the utmost
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      Boosting local talents
      61 19 I AGREE with "A.M." (ST.. Dec. 4) that the local production, "Sound of Music" was an eyeopener. Why can't the Ministry of Culture or Education promote such musicals so that local talent can really be exploited? May I suggest musicals like "My Fair Lady," "Hello Dolly," and
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      478 19 MOTOR-CAR CALENDARS FOR BUSY PEOPLE I .Motor-car calendars will be out for sale at Ihe end of thin month or in January 1972. aft at CALENDAR This calendar will show the following to the motorists. 1. Day a»4 Date. (Fint <rnna in the momma meterittt may know what day It
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    Two giants team up in transportation
    545 20 CHIBUSAWA and N.T.Y. Trans port at ion Co. (Pte) Ltd., incorporated in the Republic of Singapore on October 25. 1971. is a joint venture between local and Japanese businessmen with the former holding the majority share. The Japanese interest is represented by the Shibusawa
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    Services second to none in South-east Asia
    268 20 Message from Mr. Ng Teow Yhee, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, Shibusawa and N. T. Y. Transportation Company (Pte) Limited. NG Teow Yhee and Sons (Pte) Limited has establ is h e d for themselves a firm grounding in the stevedoring and transport
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    Closer ties between Spore, Japan
    269 20 Closer ties between Spore, Japan Message from Mr. Masaji Tanaka, Chairman, Shibusawa and N. T. Y. Transportation Company (Pte.) Ltd. PRESENTLY, the Shibusawa Warehouse Company Limited of Jap a n and Kg Teow Yli c c and Sons (Pte) Limited of Singapore have established a new joint venture with the
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      242 20 The Shibusawa Warehouse Co. Ltd.& Ng Teow Yhee Sons (Pte.) Ltd. A Joint Ventura Of Two Giants... SMBUSJW HJY IRANSPORimON CO.{PTEjIJD. r- 7|^QQQSlSSSS^BBBSv?\C^^^^^^^^^ The shibusawa Warehouse Co. Ltd. of Japan gQQiQSSSS^ and Ng Teow Yhee Sons (Pte. Ltd. of Singapore. I They are leading freight forwarding companies m The Ch#^^
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      130 21 CONGRATULA TIONS and BEST WISHES to SHIBUSAWA NTY TRANSPORTATION CO. (PTE) LTD. on the occasion of their official opening from "K" LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. SINGAPORE REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE CONGRA TULA TIONS BEST WISHES to SHIBUSAWA NTY TRANSPORTATION CO. (PTE) LTD. on the occasion of their official opening from SHULMAN
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      34 21 P^^l Fn CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO SHIBUSAWA NTY TRANSPORTATION CO. (PTE) LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING FROM Y. K. K. ZIPPERS (STORE) PRIVATE LTD. 6, LORONG TUKANG DUA. JURONG, SINGAPORE, 22.
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      51 21 Congratulations and Best Wishes to SHIBUSAWA N.T.Y. TRANSPORTATION CO. (PTE) LTD., on their Grand Opening from POH TIONG CHOON COMPANY H««d Office: 60, Sooth Bridge Rood, Singopore 1. Telephone: *****6 (10 lines). Branches: Jurong Town, Singapore 22. Tel: *****9 *****6. Jurong Whorves. Singapore 22. Tel: *****8. ****** *****0 *****4 *****3
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      816 22 TYPIST, ATTENDANT AND DRIVER required. Application forms from Junior Flying Club. Blk. 408, Piccadilly Road. Seletar S.A.F. Base (East Camp) or P. O. Box 2 Jalan Kayu Post Office Spore. Cloning date: 20.12.71. A LARGE Youth Organisation requires Accounts Clt.x with LCC or similar Accounting Qualifications preferably with 2/3 years
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      820 22 WANTED A MALE ASSuTANT with Senior Cambridge by a General Insurance Company. Typing an advantage. Apply 19 P.O. Box 1897, Spore. REQUIRED GIRLS to work as escorts Food lodging provided. Guaranteed basic salary, attractive commission Contact 800 Mountbatten Road. Spore IS. Tel. 4 ***** CHAMPAGNE CABARET BAR A Restaurant requires
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      876 22 FURNISHED OETACNBO BUNGALOW available for immediate occupation at 15. Blnjai Rise with a large garden. Rental »2,500/- p.m. To View from 9.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. For further details contact Parys Development ft Realty Co. Pte Ltd.. Tel: *****1 B'pore. REDDY IMPBX PROPERTY CONSULTANT Offers F Unfurnished Luxurious Bungalows Apartments. Loyang
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      911 22 DIST. 10 EXECUTIVE 3 BEDROOMED bungalow fully furnished with lounge/dining, study, servant* own quarters. Enquiries *****5 Spore OIST. 10. BALMORAL PARK unfurnished 3bedroom flat available rental $623 p.m. Ring *****2 office hours. FURNISHED SEMI DETACHED BUNGALOW 14 Jalan Istlmewa 5! ma. Holland Road Phone Spore *****8/***** ext 313. DIST. 16
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      863 22 JALAN LABU AVER, District 19. Corner Two Storey Terrace. 3 bedrooms. 1 Servant's room Land area Approximately 2.600 cq ft. $63,000,-. Ring Asia Management Services ***** *****1. DISTRICT 19 shophouse modern flits at 6\ ml* Upper Serangoon Road Charlton Park. 3-bedrooma, 1-ttath-roora, living dinlnc room* balcony and kitchen. Tel: *****
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      875 22 Photography COLOUR TRANSPARENCIES procommerclal or house bold displays and graphk art Contact Mr. Koh *****7. Lushan Colour Studio. Ist floor, 267, People's Park Complex. B'pore 1. Missing MISSING. The most wonderful girl in the world who makes the most delicious treats with Nestles Swiss Knight' cheese. Please forgive and forget.
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      866 22 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC PRACTICES (Registered School) 58-A. Upper Serangoon Road Spore. Tel: *****0. Enrolment morning 'after- noon/evening. Radio. Television Servicing courses commencing Janu- ary 1972. SINOA P 0 R E CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL (Associate of Raja's college) offer Home Study Course*: Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Typewriting;. Correspondence. Secretarial Duties, etc. Details from: BCB
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    472 23 SHIP'S CAPTAIN GIVES EVIDENCE JCHORE BAHRU, Sunday THE captain of an RMN patrol craft told a preliminary Inquiry today that a few hours before being shot dead, his executive officer had a heated argument with the navigating officer. Lt. Hamid Yaakub. commanding officer of K.D.
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    447 23 SINGAPORE, Sunday rrRADING prospects A for the Public Utilities Board next year look bright, with revenue expected to rise 12.6 per cent to give a surplus of $58.8 million compared with $56.7 million estimated for this year. The board expects
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    Association urged: Set up advisory service
    100 23 SINGAPORE. Sun. The MP for Toa Payori. Mr. Eric Cheong. tonißht urgea tne Toa Payoh Sixteen Storey (Improvea) FiatOwners' Association to start an aavisory service for members ana resioents in the sprawling housing estate. Tne service he sale, would heip them make lm provements
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      Gold-silver morning walk
      300 24  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN By 4BDUL Aziz Kalil of Malaysia yesterday morning walked away with the first of the 152 gold medals at stake in the Seap Games iv Kuala Lumpur. Aziz, 32, beat favourite and record-holder K. Thirumal, also of Malaysia in the 50--kilometre walk, which started at
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      Shattering 56.1 by Junaida in 400 m
      714 24  - Shattering 56.1 by Junaida in 400 m Conrad Ng By RECORD-BREAKING performances by Malaysia's Junaida Aman in the women's 400 m and Sitta Sin, the Cambodian "dark horse" in the men's high jump, highlighted the opening day of the Seap Games athletics competition at Merdeka Stadium yesterday. The sensation of
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      No medals for rifles
      64 24 The Malaysian rile match 1 and 2 e\ents in the Seap Games shooting competition will be considered as a demonstration event as only Malaysia have entered. No medals will be awarded, making the number of gold medals to be contested in the Games from 154 to
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      Malaysia live up to star billing
      345 24  -  E. FRIDA By MALAYSIA 7 THAILAND 0 MALAYSIA lived up to their billing as favourites for the hockey gold meda! by slamming Thailand in the first tie at the Kilat Club ground in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Malaysia meet Singapore today. The Singapore team were
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      Athletics a Cycling * Hockey ..- Tennis # Shooting * Swimming Volleyball
      594 24 Athletics a Cycling Hockey Tennis Shooting Swimming Volleyball ATHLETICS MEN'S FINAL: s«km -'Ik: 1 Abdul Aziz Kalil (M> 5 18 22 4. 2 K Thirumal (Ml 5 50 06 0 Javelin: 1 Nashatar Singh iHi 70 52m. 2 Chay Kirn San (Cam) 65.40 m. 3 Sampao Pclathon Thai) 6182 m
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      Thailand grab first cycling gold
      260 24 Thailand grab first cycling gold THAILAND grabbed the first cycling gold when they stormed home In a tremendous finish to win the 100 km team time trial at the Diplomatic Enclave yesterday. Paced by their ace rider Sac Cinq Panya, the Thai team <S. Saslbutra. K Plnlt and K. Satapan)
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      Thailand clinch 2 golds
      117 24 Thailand clinch 2 golds THAILAND won two golds In the I7ee pistol team and Individual events yesterday breaking both Seap records they already held. Asvanit Sutham scored 539 points to breaic ahe Seap record of 1965 by four points. He helped the Thai team to a new high of 2.108,
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      Two swim golds to Spore but Phat upsets
      380 24  - Two swim golds to Spore but Phat upsets TONY FRANCIS By CINGAPORE took the honours on the opening 13 day of the swimming championships when they took two golds out of four decided at the Weld Pool last night. On a night highlighted by a new .Scap record. Singapore scored
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      57 24 AUCKLAND. Sun. Austrar lians took both the men > and Women's singles titles at the New Zealand Open tennis championships here today In all-Australian men's final Ray Ruflels defeated top setd John Alexander 6-4. 6-4 7-*) after a 5-3 tiebreaker in the lasset. In the women's final
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      Gunalan scores deciding point for gold
      459 25  - Gunalan scores deciding point for gold MAURICE KHOO By ]yf ALAYSIA were stretched to the maximum before snatching the gold in the Seap Games men's inter-team badminton championship against Thailand at the SBA Hall last night. After Thailand had levelled the score 2-2, Gunalan played the decisive third singles to
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      Late pullout robs Spore of likely gold
      282 25 Late pullout robs Spore of likely gold r PHE last-minute withdrawal of A Singapore's walkathon champion, A. Kannan, rebbed the republic of a possible gold medal In the Seap Oames 50 kilometre walk yesterday morning. Kannan, 20. was withdrawn on the advice of Dr. Llndy Lin, head of Singapore's medical
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      BAM plans Invitation'
      132 25 MALAYSIA will stage an Invl--11 tation badminton tournament In Kuala Lumpur In October next year. BAM secretary Teh Gin Sooi said yesterday that this would be a warming up to the First World Invitation tournament in Jakarta next November. Mr. Teh. who attended the IBF meeting in
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      Vietnam blunt Burma's bid
      397 25 Burma 0; S. Vietnam 0 BURMA'S bid to win the South East Asia Peninsula (Beap) Games football gold fourtimes in a row was blunted yesterday when a tough South Vietnamese sldTheld them to a goalless draw in the first Group "B" game. Burma, rated the best
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      Seap Games results
      616 25 BOXING BANTAM quarter-final: Soontahln Sunal (Thailand) beat Chin Kwee Slew (Malaysia) k.o. 2nd rd. FEATHER quarterfinal: O. Thanabal (Sing) beat Hos-Savang (Cambodia) points. LIGHT -FLY semi-finals: Vanmal Daw la (Burma) beat Barnard Santos (Malaysia) points Syed Abdul Kadlr (Sing) beat Watarakul Omsln (Thai) points. FLY semi-finals: Onchlm
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      Malaysia toy with Laos for a record win
      559 25 MALAYSIA... 5 LA05...0 THE Malaysian soccer team, with the Munich Olympics tag on them, made playthings out of Laos to set a new scoring record for the Seap Games at Merdeka Stadium last night. Their five goals four of them belted in
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      Thais, Cambodians play tame draw
      162 25 THAILAND 1 CAMBODIA 1 FJIHAILAND and Cambodia A played a tame draw in their group "A" match in the Seap Oames soccer competition at Merdeka Stadium last night. It was mostly unattractive football by two defensive teams. For more than 15 minutes it was even
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      Harbridge hits 70-winner mark
      2768 26  -  EPSOM JEEP By LYLE Harbridge wrested the lead from Des Coleman In the race for the Jockey championship after a great day at Ipoh yesterday. Harbridge got off the mark with an easy all-the way win on Setla Kawan in Race 3 and then went on
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      Lock icon The 1,000 eludes jockey Mellor
      150 26 LONDON, sun English National Hunt jockey Stan Mcl lor failed in five attempts at Cheltenham yesterday to become the first rider to collect 1.000 winners over Jumps. Mellor. 31. remained on 998 after finishing second and third in two of his five races yesterday. He
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      Lock icon Sarawak spring Burnley shock
      171 26 Sarawak spring Burnley shock K ITCHING, Sun. Defending champions Selangor went down 0-1 to Sarawak in the Burnley Cup soccer Group A match at the Green Road School ground here today. This is the first defeat for Selangor who have won their three previous matches. Sarawak got the break in
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      Prize to Charles
      71 26 WELLINGTON. Sun. TT New Zealand lefthander Bob Charles shot a par-71 today to win the Caltex golf tournament at Paraparaumu Beach with a 72-hole total of 274. Charles started the day three strokes behind Guy Wolstenholme (Australia). But while he was round in par Wolstenholme slipped to
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      Lillee is star in Aussies' innings victory
      425 27 PERTH, Sun. The Rest of the World XI went down to an ignominious innings and 11-run defeat to Australia on the third day of a scheduled five-day second cricket international match here today. After collapsing for 59 in the first innings, the World
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      Lock icon Crucial second lap test for United
      430 27 LONDON, Sun T^HE resurgence of former European champions Manchester United will be put to the crucial test as they embark on the second half of their English soccer league programme next week. With exactly half of their 42 matches completed, United have collected 33
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      Lock icon Shane's fifth world record
      65 27 SYDNEY. San. Australian Shane Gould tonight slashed 18.6 sec ofl the women's 1.500 metres world freestyle record at suburban Birrong pool. The 15-year-old swam the distance In 17 mm 0.06 sec to set her fifth world record In Homen's sprint and distance suimmins The Sydney blonde
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      Still champ
      31 27 BUENOS AIRES. Sun. Niulino l.ocrhe of Argentina, re;unrd his World Boxing Assolation junior welterweight title icre today with a points win >ver Antonio Cervantes (Colum>la> in a 15-round bout.
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      RESULTS
      302 27 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2 Coventry 0 Chelsea 0 Leeds 0 Huddersfleld 0 C Palace 1 Leicester 0 Tottenham 1 Llveipool 3 Derby 2 Man City 4 Ipswich 0 Notfm F. 1 Everton 0 Sheff Utd 2 Wolves 2 I Southampton 3 West Ham 3 Stoke 1 Man Utd 1
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      Lock icon PRINCESS, JACKIE RECEIVE AWARDS
      52 27 pRINCESS Anne and British racing driver Jackie Stewart with their Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year trophies. The awards were made after a ballot held by a British national newspaper organisation. The presentation took place at a luncheon at the Savoy Hotel, London, on Dec 10.
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      Lock icon 5-3 triumph for China tourists
      191 27 EDINBURGH, Sun.—Liang 11 Ke-Liang won the final game against Richard Yule to give China's touring table te-/nls team a 5-3 victory over Scotland here last night. A large crowd saw Liang win 21-19. 21-18 to deprive Scotland of the chance to draw the match. The
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      Lock icon Proteas arrive amid protest
      136 27 Proteas arrive amid protest ONDON. sun. Representatives of antiapartheid movements demonstrated against the Cape-coloured South African Rugby Federation touring team, the Proteas, when they arrived here yesterday to play six matches in Britain. About a dozen protestors were at London airport to "greet" Vne team. They displayed banners condemning: the
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      256 24 ATHLETICS (Merdeka Sta- at Subang: Malaysian rifle diumi 9 am hammer: 3 pm match (1) at RMC. i°S? i J SSP iL\V*T«n W o™m SWIMMING (Weld pool. ll*. «nnm w^m^'A iSnE: 230 pm: Women's springboard An inn uSn 4« l m required dhes and men s high JpUv *°n«n. 4.55
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      17 27 SOUNDS GBEAT with AGFA OEVAERT [^S^S3^sl Hiff-Low-Nolst •4t*Js /Contftmet. /C 90 MACLAINE WATSON s pose kl penang
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    203 28 NO NEW ORDERS, BUT I'LL CARRY ON: YAHYA'S ENVOY SINGAPORE. Sun. Pakistan's special envoy to Japan and South-east Asia, Mr. Mian Ziauddin, said today that he would carry on with his mission despite lack of fresh Instructions from his country. He told a Press conference this evening that he had
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    46 28 BEIRUT. Sun— Kuwait Parliament urged the Government today to break off diplomatic relations with Britain and Iran, Kuwait Radio reported. Parliament condemned Britain for allegedly sponsoring Iran's recent occupation of three Persian Oulf islands claimed by two Arab trucial states.— AP.
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    41 28 MILAN, Sun. Strong forces of police stood by In central Milan today when about 26.000 militant leftwlngers held demonstrations to commemorate a 1969 bomb explosion in the city In which 17 people died and 90 were hurt.
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    Never, says Smith
    40 28 SALISBURY. Bun. Prime Minister lan Smith was today Quoted as saying Rhode*.ians would never be a parly to any thoughts about tearing up the A n g 1 o-Rhodeslan settlement agreement in two or three years' time.
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    Award for governor
    68 28 MANILA. Sun. The Governor of Jakarta. Gen All Sadlkln. accepted a Ramon Magsaysay award for his administration of the Indonesian capital and said the maintenance of peace and order was needed for any city to progress. The general received the award and US$lO,OOO for "Innovation, foresight and
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    190 28 CAPE TOWN, Sun. Sooth Africa's long-est-living heart transplant patient, Miss Dorothy Fisher, has received a marriage proposal from a Channel Islands man. In an interview published in the Johannesburg Sunday Express today, the 49 year old colour. 1 woman said Mr. Pat Berry of
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    WHEN A RIVER RUNS WILD...
    115 28 WHEN A RIVER RUNS WILD... rllS is Temerloh from the air a town of which parts have been turned into a sea surrounding bits of land that jut out like deserted islands. The owner of the petrol station building with white roof at centre was wellprepared for the deluge. He
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    Britain to sign way into EEC next month
    254 28 Britain to sign way into EEC next month BRUSSELS. Sun. Britain, Ireland and Denmark will sign their way into the Common Market next month after breaking through "he last major obstacles in their 18-month entry negotiations at a marathon session here. The three countries agreed to a compromise on fishing
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    $ crisis hits Spore trade
    976 29  - crisis hits Spore trade AUSTIN MORAIS By IMPORTS OF SINGAPORE <$m.) Australia Japan U.K. U.S. Malaysia TOTAL Food 83.3 21.0 24.3 27.4 109.1 560.8 Crude materials 22.7 25.6 2.9 35.8 474.6 1106.7 Manufactures 56.5 771.4 290.5 508.2 104.3 2534.4 Other transactions 27.9 4.3 15.0 11.0 6.1 94.3 EXPORTS OF SINGAPORE
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    GERMANY BECOMES FASTEST GROWING EUROPEAN INVESTOR IN SPORE: PROJECTS NOW TOTAL $150 MILLION
    603 29  - GERMANY BECOMES FASTEST GROWING EUROPEAN INVESTOR IN SPORE: PROJECTS NOW TOTAL $150 MILLION SOH TIANG KENG By THOUGH a newcomer to tl"e local industrial scene, West Germany has become the fastest-growing European investor in Singapore. In Just two years, German industrialists have set up six factories and a shipyard. Total
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    CITY TALK
    145 29  -  Croesus By STC kongsi I WONDER bow much longer STC shareholders most wait to find oat who their knight in shining armour is. I father when he is unmasked he may torn oat to be more than one for I hear rumours thr mystery man is backed by
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    BLMC's plan to win back car market
    270 29 BLMC's plan to win back car market DRITISH Leyland Motor Corporation (BLMC) has charted a long- ierm strategy to check inroads made by Japanese cars in Singapore and other markets, according to its chairman and managing director, Lord Stokes. In an interview at the weekend before he left Singapore for
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      105 29 Whenyourea j world bank like Chase, you try to move t a little faster than everyone else. And we have moved faster. We're the biggest lender to U.S. business, and one of the best banks you can do business with anywhere in the world. Chase looks big. (Perhaps even slow.)
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      160 29 INSIDE Nixon rets tough with the EEC on trade issue; Oollmr crisis hit* Aussie mines; Management column; Taiwan's C7O million trade surplus; People in business. Pace 30. Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports; Local market; Commodities; Weekly share analysis and other closlnf prices; New Yo.k market. Pace SI. Photpmax Microscope
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    Leading Australian bankerto visit Singapore
    351 30 BANK of New South Wales' director and chief general manager Sir Robert Norman, arrives In Singapore tomorrow for the official opening of his bank's representative office in the Republic. The Bank of New South Wales Australia's first bank and first public corporation is now the
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    Nixon gets tough with the EEC on trade issue
    1046 30  -  LEONARD SILK By WEW YORK: World attention has been so heavily focused on the struggle over the devaluation of the dollar and the revaluation of other currencies that some crucial economic issues involved in the confrontation between the United States and
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    64 30 Taiwan's £70 m trade surplus fTIAIPEI: Taiwan regis- tered a record trade surplus of £70 million during the January October period this year, according t o official statistics. Taiwan exported £720 million worth of products against Imports valued at £650 million during the 10-month period. Industrial products worth £500 million
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    $ crisis hits Aussie mines
    298 30  - crisis hits Aussie mines KINGSLEY WOOD By rIE world monetary crisis is finally beginning to bite into Australian mining. Coal was the first to feel the export pinch, now producers of primary aluminium have cut back production and slowed down expansion in a bid to balance supply and demand while
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    The secret of success
    586 30 WHEN a university don was recently asked what It was that makes a successful businessman, he i despite all his years of academic training in scientific management summed It up in one word: Entrepreneurship. He was, perhaps, trying to face up to the harsh realities of
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    263 30 Mr. Anthony Tang, 27, has been appointed corporate finance assistant, at Singapore International Merchant Bankers. He is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, England and Wales. Mr. R. H. Besley, governing director of Besley Pike (Australia), an envelope manufacturer, arrived In Singapore over the weekend
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      253 30 Money talks in the Far East. Our offices can help you learn the language. If you have business in the rich markets of the Pacific Basin, Marine Midland's representatives are ready to help you get oriented. With expert advice on local currency or Asian dollar financing. Facts on local taxes,
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      906 31 A S A f **;T*l ce to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a the ExchanS. a a S U of BOlne e Bhty lect *d shares traded on Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. menu f n y^ S hi I hs and lows are Stowed by
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1130 31 rIE following Is a list of revised quotations for the week up to Friday. Dec. 10 with counters not included in the above analysis. Price movements based on a comparison of last sales on Dec. 3 -nd Dec. 10 shown in brackets. I > :n > I
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      CLOSING PRICES
      38 31 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per plcul) Dec. 6. 90.25 Cta. $635 12 >4 7. 91.00 cts. $636.87 S 8. 89.75 Cta. $634 SO 9. 88.25 eta. $632 00 10. 88.50 cts. $634.62 4 Jl. $632.62 S
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      253 31 The following company meetIngs are due: United Industrial Corporation Ltd.: Dec. 15. 9 am.. ShangriLa Hotel. 22 Orange Grove Road. Singapore 10. Copper Industries Ltd.: Dec 15. 230 p.m., 51 Jalan Buroh. Jurong Town. Singapore 22 Austral Malay Tin Bhd.- Dec 27, 12 noon. Registered Office. 92 Jalan
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      Copper prices
      33 31 London copper prices on Friday (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Boot buyer (414.50 (£409.50). seller £415.00 ({4lO 00): Three Months buyer £421.00 (£416.50). seller £421.50 (£417.00). Market ten*: Steady. Islet 2.300 tons.
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      NEW YORK
      272 31 ISJEW YORK, Prl— The market ly opened mixed but steadily advanced through the session to close with moderate gains In heavy trading. Analysts feel the backing and filling phase In which the market has been the last two sessions Is about complete ana price* should bepln to move
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      Indices
      73 31 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN ?™»y 72.91 Thursday 73 13 Week ago 73^8 RUBBERS £rtday 254.06 Thursday 254.73 Week ago 259.99 OILS Friday 273.45 Thursday 274 57 Week ago 288.31 INDUSTRIALS Fri^y 444.4 Thursday 445 8 Week ago 438.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUBTRIALB Friday 856.75 Thursday 852.15 Week ago 859 59
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      SMR BUSINESS
      119 31 T*HE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released the x following Information In respect of business transacted In SMR for the week ending Dec 10. All differentials are In terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position In cents per Kilogramme. SMR SCV December One ton Pallets 2.00 cents premium
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      59 31 IndmtrUls: T Hotels Properties: t Tins: t rubber*: Dec. Dec. 7 Dec. 8 197.63 196.24 193.47 724* 72.04 71.76 128.36 127.38 126.32 98.03 98.00 97.54 123.03 122.91 122.88 Dec S«, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. *9. 1982 100 Dec. 9 192.79 71.57 126.32
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      73 31 Carrent Austral Enterprises 5%t Austral Malay 10% Brrjuntal Tin S*%t B. M Trastees 12.5% Cycle Carriage 14% Ororfe Town Disp. S%t I.A.C. (HoMlnc*) 4%t London Asiatic Rubber 7%t t Interim Date Total for payable the year Jan. 17 s<~,+ Jan. U 10% Jan. It 32%t Dee. 28 12.5%
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      325 31 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: Last week started cautiously under the shadow ot the IndiaPakistan war which was followed by the Chancellor's statement on reflatlonary measures. Investors refrained from selling and renewed interest was noted following Tuesday's disclosure of consumer spending figures and Thursday's Bank of England quarterly bulletin which stated
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      39 31 On the fr« tichin,, mar Nit In Hong Kong on Saturday th» v f dollar was quoted at 5.77 for T.T. and 5.742S for cash. tuning wa» quoted at 14 55 and 315 50*" UOte<l at
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      736 31 T»HE Singapore produce market last week ruled dull and easier with buyers exercising caution on most fronts. The uncertain trading conditions ruling overseas were also a dampening factor. All throughout the week coconut oil millers were holding out cheap offers for both bulk oil and oil In drums
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      350 31 IH'YERS' market conditions ruled throughout the five trading days on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week as operators unwound their positions under the full weight of accumulated scrip deliveries. Broking houses were inundated with selling orders, a good deal of which were not executed and
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      111 31 T»HE following list of stocks gives the ten most dealt in las t week. The list fives the turnover in thousandi of units, closing prices on Friday and high and low fot 1970 and 1971. Name Gammon S.E.A. Haw Par Intern. Power Sc Telecom. United Motor Work
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      56 31 'THE week's total delayed transactions In the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentafe In brackets. Dec. 6. 356,000 (20.81 percent) 7. 451,000 (2 1.79 per cent) 8. 471.000 (24.31 percent! 9. 366.000 (25 87 per cent) 10 341.000 (22.99 per cent) The week's total
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      63 31 rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 nun 6 1/4 to 63 4 2 mths 6 5/16 to 6 9/16% 3 mths 6516 to 6 1/2% 6 mths 6 14 to 6 1/2% 0 mths
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      53 31 Friday Thunday P*'™ 1 44 .00 43.85 tf ndon 43.59 43.83 Honnkon* 45.40 45.26 Zurich 43.1M8 43. M8 43.758 43.709 r 43.M 43.44 Spore (li 45.20 45.00 Sport (2) 182.80 1*2.60 (1) Export pric* in non-ntrrling arras In U.B. dollar! per ounce. (2) Local dealen prices In Singapore
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      34 31 In London on Friday the palm oil prlcea of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, Merlin* per long ton Jan. /Feb. wu quoted at UK 194 sellers (unch.).
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      547 31 ¥N the yeg k r ended 1 September 1971 Wearnes Brothers achieved record pretax profits of $13 million, over double the results achieved four years ago. Chairman W.J. Wearne tells shareholders in his annual report the company haci successful year and that the net profit amounted to
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      276 31 COMPA NY HIGHLIGHTS SINGAPORE PARA Rubber E.« itates s aw pre-tax profits dip to £47,142 in the fli lanclal year ended March 1971 f; -om £62.753 in the previoi is year. Tax takes £15,0 00 against £28,0( )0 lea\ ing a net profit of 12.142 compared with £34,753 last time.
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      658 32 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF NEGERI SEMBILAN SG. LINGGI WATER SUPPLY SCHEME— PHASE II Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the post of RESIDENT ENGINEER for the construction of the Sg. Llnggl Water Supply Scheme Phase 11. QUALIFICATIONS (1) Corporate Membership of the Institution of Engineers (Malaysia) or other equivalent
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      709 32 NATIONAL LAND FINANCE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Nirth Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Society for members only, will be held at Stadium Negara. Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. 26th December. 197 1 at 10.00 a.m. AGENDA 1. Prayer. 2. Address by the President Y.A.B. Tun
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      1123 34 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA P. Klang ■■.•mi Man" S«>le< 14 Dk 18 Dtc 21 Btc ■SSealßaw 1 ">« "Eiiikii Mar. 18 Dec 21 DX 27 OK •siMiMar.' 24 DX 28 Dec 2 Ja. Japan
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      872 34 FOR NIW ZEALAND Pinang P. Sham Singapore Lwliag fan HOWRA 23 Dec 14/25 DX D'din, L»tt, Napier, Auckland. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Pinang laa*iaf lan RAJULAt 27/ I Jaa 1 Jll 4 Jai Nagapattmam, Madras. RAJULAt M/1S Jii 27 Jai 28 Jm Nagapattmam, Madras. RAJVUt 11/18 Fei 28 Fra
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      849 34 ORIENT LINES LTD. i«^==^ (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUHOH SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRI Singiport P. 7nam fining Arrivil: NEPTUNE AiUAMARINE 7/11 JM 12/14 Jaa IS/17 Jai Hburg 13/2, Havre 16 2. R'dam 18/2.
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      564 34 ~Mifi~f am SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na 3OE. Jin Ampaog. Kuala Lu.npur A 9 The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang trrtflli BUNCA TANJONG 21/24 Dec 25/28 Dec N/11 DX Havre 24/1 London 21 I R'dam 1/2 A'werp 8/1 H'burg 6 2 Bremen 8.2
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      597 35 To: NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON. TAMPA, JACKSONVILLE, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON WILMINGTON, NORFOLK AND CAMDEN Singapore P Sham DORIC CHARIOT D*c 17/1S Dk 11/21 To: LONGVIEW. VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON). LONG BEACH. ALAMEDA and SAN DIEGO. SEAP.ONEH £98 JSS For freight porticolars apply GENERAL AGENTS STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. SiifKiri Kali (jap* P.S'lm Peuit 8«1«V5
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      891 35 MANIFEST LINE laaomi 10UIENC0 MMOUIS HUMAN »ND C»PEIOWH VOIEI HIT 4".MSt* 17/11 Nt 21 M OtC II it( lull* fir: NEW TOM NEW OILCANS CNMIESTON. 01 S«V»NN»H Smiapore P. Kian| Penani fort ST. CONSUNTINE' SDH Die il Dm 4Fi| lull* >v 10NCVIEW riCOMI IND MNCOUVEI ,W»SH.). Smgapori P. Klani 'tn**
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      999 35 DEATH SEOW PUAY KHAI, aged 16. passed away 4.12.71. Younfcst son of MaUbun Tan Swoo Ti»ne- Buried and mined by family and relatives. OYAMA LINE M.S. "SHINYO MARU" Voy. 1 Oat ARR'D 5/12/71 A general survey of all cargoes discharged damaged by the above vessel will be held at PSA
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      542 35 ENAMELLED COPPER WIRE Now manufactured in MALAYSIA by skilled technicians, in technical collaboration with the famous AJIT INDUSTRIES, Bombay. India. Made as per B.S.S. 3160 with Polyster Insulation in all sizes from 22 swg. to 42 swg. Suitable for use in Celling fans, table fans, motors, Ignition coils, Electric meters,
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      719 36 UICP UIC DEVELOPMENT (PRIVATE) LIMITED (A wholly-owned subsidiary of United Industrial Corporation Limited.) Invites applications for: SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE (MALE OR FEMALE) SALARY RANGE $800 $1,500 negotiable. This is a senior position and the responsibilities will include Analysis of Market situation; Plotting of Marketing Strategy; Top-level contacts; Initiation of Correspondence;
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      448 36 HAW PAR BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED (Incorporated In tne Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREE/ GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held in the HIBISCUS ROOM. SHANGRI-LA HOTEL. ORANGE GROVE ROAD. SINGAPORE on 31st DECEMBER 1971 at 230 p.m. for the purposes of considering and, if
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      580 36 PSA HARBOUR PILOTS/PORT MARINE OFFICERS FOR THE PORT MARINE SERVICE Qualifications Experience A Certificate of Competency as Ist Mate of a Foreign-Going Vessel or A Certificate of Competency as Master Home Trade. Applicants should not exceed 40 years old. Salary $600: 640: 680/920 x 40 1 160/1200 x 50 $1550
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      328 36 IKIISI COMPUTER CONCEPTS COURSE OBJECTIVE: This course is designed to acquaint students with the vocabulary and basic knowledge of the computer. Basic concepts of electrons data processing and machine capabilities are introduced. Graduates of this course may be abie to go on to higher studies in computer programming or systems
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