The Straits Times, 18 December 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon The 'Tiger' surrenders
    46 1 LIEUT-Ceneral A.A.X. ("Tiger") Niazi, Commander of the Pakistani forces in East Pakistan, signs the surrender document in Dacca as Lieut General Jagjit Singh Aurora (left), chief of Eastern Command of India, looks on. The signing ceremony took place on Thursday afternoon. AP. radiophoto.
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    Lock icon Ceasefire
    579 1 YAHYA AGREES THEN INDIRA WARNS: IT MAY NOT BE A FULL PEACE... KARACHI, Friday THE 14-day Indo-Pakistan war ended tonight. Pakistani forces observed a ceaseiiie from 7.30 p.m. local time, on the orders of President Yahya Khan who today reciprocated the unilateral ceasefire in the western theatre announced by
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    Indian troops rescue Mujib's family
    151 1 Indian troops rescue Mujib's family NEW DELHI, Fri SHEIKH Mujibur Rahman's wife and two daughters were rescued In Dacca today by a squad of Indian soldiers. All India Radio reported tonight. They were being held by West Pakistani troops who claimed not to know about the ceasefire between India and
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    Walkout in Peking
    40 1 PEKINO. Fri. Envoys of Russia and six other communist countries walked out of a state Danquet in Peking tonight when Chinese Premier Chou En-lai launched a bitter attack on Moscow s backing of Indian "aggression" against Pakistan
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    S'pore-Malaysia ties
    44 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Singapore's Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has made "certain proposals" on bilateral relations between Malaysia and the Republic, Deputy Prime Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail said today. Tun Ismail said he had conveyed Mr. Lee's proposals to Tun Razak.
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    Pay grab ambush gang foiled by clerk
    509 1 QUICK MOVE SAVES $10,000 UNDER CAR SEAT SINGAPORE, Friday PAYROLL robbers struck again for the second time in less than 24 hours but in todays hold-up a quick-thinking clerk outwitted them. The three armed robbers, who laid an ambush at Chia Eng Say
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      Lock icon NO MENTION OF BROADCAST
      49 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. Radio Pakistan which had earlier announced it would broadcast a statement by President Yahya Khan at 1415 GMT today made no mention of it at the appointed time. The announcement said the statement would deal with the planned new Pakistani constitution. Reuter.
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      MUKTI BAHINI THREAT
      43 1 DACCA, Frl. The Mukti Babini (Banitla Desh guerillas) have threatened to attack the Red Cross-protected In-ter-Continental Hotel unless the former Governor of East Pakistan. Dr. A.M. Malik, who is sheltering there, is turned over to them as a war criminal.
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      LET US TALK' SAYS BHUTTO
      32 1 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Foreign Minister Zulflkar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan said today his Government was ready to negotiate a settlement "with the genuine leaders" of East Pakistan.
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      17 1 INSIDE BANGLA leaders warn against revenge killings: Page 16 CHEERS as Indians march into Dacca: Page 17
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      16 1 TODAY'S Straits Times is again 42 pages in two sections. City Desk is in Section Two.
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    Minister hits out at the armchair critics
    319 3 Committees help people to a better life SINGAPORE, Fri. JJEALTH Minister Mr. Chua Sian Chin, tonight attacked "armchair critics" for alleging that the citizens consultative committees and management committees of community centres had made no real contributions to the society. He said these
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    Transport for meeting
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The PAP Sembawang branch will provide buses for members attending the party congress at the National Theatre on Sunday at 10 a.m. Those who want transport should apply to the branch.
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    Coffin saved
    28 3 PENANO. Fri. A housewife and her three grandchildren scrambled to safety last night when flre destroyed a coffin rtiop In Carnarvon Street. Workers saved a coffin.
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    FOUR FINED FOR DRIVING SMOKY VEHICLES
    135 3 FOUR FINED FOR DRIVING SMOKY VEHICLES SINGAPORE. Fri. Two taxi drivers and two motorists were fined a total of $220 today for using cars which emitted excessive smoke. Tan Tain Hue. of Upper Serangoon Road, was fined $70 for driving his smoky taxi along Upper Changi Road at 4.55 p.m.
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    25 for survival course
    50 3 25 for survival course SINGAPORE, Fri. Twentyfive teenagers will take part in a Jungle survival training course organised by the Chinese YMCA at the Mandai forest reserve from tomrow to Thursday. Participants will be rationed enough food for three days while learning to survive in the jungle for a week.
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    Disorderly man
    29 3 SINGAPORE. Pri. Khoo Kay Boon. 32. jobless, was fined $20 today for behaving in a disorderly manner by shouting at the Mekado Restaurant in Venang Road yesterday.
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    Japanese bank to set up liaison office here
    138 3 Japanese bank to set up liaison office here SINGAPORE. Friday JAPAN'S largest commercial bank, the Dal-Ichl Kangyo Bank Ltd., will set up an office here next week to supply information on investment and trade in Singapore to interested clients in Japan. More Japanese Investment could be expected here, the chief
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    KLM to use DOIO on S'pore route next year
    99 3 KLM to use DOIO on S'pore route next year SINGAPORE, Fri. KLM Dutch Airlines will use the 250-seater DC- 10 aircraft between Amsterdam and Singapore later next year to gradually take over from the DC-8 models. The airline's general manager for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. Mr. H. E. Jorisch. said
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    Malaysia's new UNESCO man
    50 3 LONDON. PH. Mr. Chang Mm Kee, director of the Malaysian Students Department (or the last 3J years, is to be Malaysia's permac»-.t delegate to UNESCO based In Paris He succeeds Mr. K. Arlanayagam, who Is retiring. Mr. Chang takes up his new appointment early next years.
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    Doctors offer to help Narcotics Bureau
    163 3 Doctors offer to help Narcotics Bureau SINGAPORE, Fri. The special committee of doctors and other professionals formed a month aro to help combat drug abase has offered its services to the Central Narcotics Bureau. Dr. Mah Guan Kong. head of the croup, said today that he had written to the
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    Mystery of missing bride of two weeks
    152 3 Mystery of missing bride of two weeks OETALING JAVA, Fri. Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a bride of two weeks here last night. Follce found her shoe and clothing on the banks of the Klang River, off the 5} mile Jalan Klang. but Lee Moh Mooi 22, was nowhere to
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    $20,000 jackpot
    28 3 SINGAPORE. Pri. The second prize of (20.000 was won by a participant in yesterday's Toto draw No. 99/71. The jackpot for Sunday's draw remains at $200,000
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    CYMCA camp
    26 3 SINGAPORE. FW. The Chinese YMCA will hold a fiveday camp for 50 youths at Its International Centre In Palmer Road from Monday to Friday.
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    Minister and MP call each other liar in Dewan Ra'ayat
    222 4 T7"UALA LUMPUR, Fri.— fry Deputy Labour Minister Mr. Lee San Choon and Mr. Llm Kit Slang (DAPMalacca Bandar) called one another a liar In the Dewan Ra'ayat today. The furore arose when Mr. Llm asked whether the Government would build
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    Art society officials
    44 4 SINOAPORE, Pri. Mr. Christopner Hooi has been elected president of the Singapore Art Society. Other officials are: Messrs. Lul Kang, Chen Jen Hao. Urn Yew Kuan and Ng Eng Teng (vicepresidents). Mr. Andrew S.K. Lee (secretary), and Mr. M.J. Krlshnan (treasurer).
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    Floods: As3m loss for timber industry
    259 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE floods have "paralysed" the country's entire timber industry and losses exceed $3 million. The sawmill Industry has been virtually at a standstill for a month because of the rainy season. It has lost vital contracts with overseas traders. "Logging Prince"
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    Club to sell paintings
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Pri. Raffles Institution Art Club will hold a sale of paintings by local artists in conjunction with the school's farewell carnival tomorrow and Sunday. Proceeds will go to the RI special fund for the new school building In Orange Road. The carnival will be open
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    Sex choc rape report by woman
    151 4 IPOH. Fri. A 26 yearold housewife reported to the police here yesterday that she was raped by a man who had promised to give her a lilt home after she had eaten a piece of chocolate given by him. She said she was waiting
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    Grenade found near home
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Pri. Bomb disposal experts removed a usuable hand-grenade and 10 rounds of rusty bullets found in the compound of a house in Alexandra Road on Wednesday Police said the war relics were found by a gardener.
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    272 HELD FOR GANJA OFFENCES
    90 4 272 HELD FOR GANJA OFFENCES KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A total of 272 people were arrested from 1960 to September this jear in connection with ranja offences, Deputy Minister of Finance, Inche AU bin iiaii Ahmad, told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. The arrests were made in Perlis, Kedah, Perak, Selangor, Johore,
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    AEB pre-U classes
    66 4 SINOAPORE. Pri. Registration for next year's Adult Education Board secondary and pre unlveisity classes will be held at seven centres from Dec. 20 to Dec. 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The centres are Gan Eng Seng School. Victoria School, Monks Hill Secondary School, Queenstown
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    Sports Sibylle gets the games on film
    205 4 Sports Sibylle gets the games on film KUALA LUMPUi Fri. Blonde Sibylle von Der I in. brown T-shir f and cream coloured jeans has been an attraction at the Games. And she did not compete in a single event. But she did not n. single moment of athletics at the
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    French for beginners
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Fli. The Chinese YMCA in Palmer Road is conducting French courses for beginners and intermediate classes beginning from Jan. 11. The courses will be held every Tuesday and Friday for ten weeks. Fees for each course are 140 for members and $45 for non-members.
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    Hilton party
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Pri. The management of Singapore Hilton will hast a Christmas party for about 183 children of the hotel's staff and in-house guests at its ballroom on Tuesday, nee. 21. at 2 30 p.m.
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    MP: Give ex-criminals a chance to reform
    178 4 MP: Give ex- criminals a chance to reform SINGAPORE. Fri rE MP for Bras Basah, Mr. Ho See Beng, has said that former criminals should be given an opportunity to turn a new leaf. He promised them that he would take up this matter with the authorities after listening to
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      118 4 Alley Pop By V.T. Hamlin I THIS MUST BE TH' 'fii**"" ...WELL, KAY-TEE, I GOT ...SO LE'S GO I AW, MOT AGAIN, \j r >Mi >\<j '/ivli< I LITTLE CRITTER /^.WHAT WAS IT BONES\ OTHER THINSS TOO FIND MDUR I FOR CATSAKE i W, trfj. ji/WK,' I THAT BROKE OUTA(
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    Save for the morrow urges Razak
    304 5 Save for the morrow urges Razak BATU PAHAT, Fri JT real progress is to be achieved in Malaysia's nationbailding, the easypeople who lived from hand to mouth must stop being satisfied with mere survival lrom day to day. Stressing this today, Tun Abdul Razak called on such people to drop
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    Queenstown social
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Queenstown community centre management committee will hold a social night tomorrow in conjunction with the photographic competition prize-giving ceremony at Rallies Hotel.
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    $1,335m ESTIMATES FOR PROJECTS PASSED
    78 5 $1,335 m ESTIMATES FOR PROJECTS PASSED KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. xno Dewan Ra'ayat today passed the development estimates lor next year, totalling $1,334,277,597, aiter a week-long debate. The estimates included a provision of $40 million for contingencies. The allocations to 10 ministries were approved at today's sitting, some of them with
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    DRIVER UNHURT AS LORRY UPSETS
    57 5 DRIVER UNHURT AS LORRY UPSETS SINGAPORE, Fri.— Lorry driver Kew Ah Huat escaped unhurt when his vehicle skidded and overturned at the jimitim of Adam Road and Adam Drive this in irmni; The lorry hit a lamppost, nearly knocking it down, before it overturned. It was travelling from Lornie Road
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    Molly's sweet temper wins her a world air trip
    208 5 Molly's sweet temper wins her a world air trip SINGAPORE, Fri. Airline reservations officer Miss Molly Long's sweet temper paid high dividends today. She was selected one of the top three airline employees by fellow Interliners of the Singapore Interline Reservations Working Group. Her reward Is a free world trip
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    MP to open police show
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Fri The MP lor Ponggol. Mr. Ng Kah Ting, will open a Police Road show and exhibition at the Kampong Sungel Tengah community centre tomorrow at 8 p.m. The three-day rhow and exhibition is being organised by Pongpol constituency citizens' coi.Mjltaitve committee and the
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    Mindeftakes on 162 ex-STC workers
    127 6 Mindeftakes on 162 ex-STC workers SINGAPORE, Fri. The Government said today that 162 ex-STC employees are now working in the Ministry of Defence. They ware among 380 former STC workers who had been offered employment by the Ministry. Meanwhile, the total number of ex-STC workers registered at the Labour Ministry
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    Canoe trip round the island
    221 6  -  WONG SOOK SIEN KWOK TAI A GRUELLING FEAT BY SEVEN MEN AND A GIRL By and SINGAPORE, Fri. A group of seven school teachers, all 24 years old, and a 16-year-old student today completed a gruelling three day canoeing trip of 130 kilometers round Singapore.
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    New design for CPF building saves $3m
    186 6 New design for CPF building saves $3m SINGAPORE, Friday THE 45-storey Central Provident Fund building in Robinson Road has been re-designed by an Australian construction firm to save $3 million in structural costs and cut nine months from construction time. This was disclosed by the company, V.S.L. Prestresslng (Aust.) Pty.
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    Vocational exhibition postponed
    76 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The vocational guidance exhibition, organised by the Vocational Guidance Unit of the Education Ministry and the Singapore Professional Centre, has been postponed to next month The display, to be called "You and the Professions" was scheduled to open today but will now be held from
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    REDS USE DRUGS TO WIN SUPPORT IN ULUS
    118 6 REDS USE DRUGS TO WIN SUPPORT IN ULUS I/TJALA LUMPUR, Fri. Communist terrorists in Sarawak have adopted a new tactic to p:et the people to their side. According to Sarawak"* Chief Minister, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub i All.-Payang', they were placing more emphasis in distributing medicines to the people
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    Sir Harold dies
    33 6 KUAt-A LUMPUR, Fri. Former Chief Justice of the Federation of Malaya, Sir Harold Wlllan, has died in London at the age of 75, pays a report in the London Times.
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    THE FLYING ENTERPRISE
    2566 7 Battered by gale force winds and giant waves, the crippled ship fought for 2 weeks MONDAY: Eichmann THE Atlantic was being lashed by the worst storm for almost forty years. A. wind of more than 70 mph whipped the grey December seas into a mountainous contour of
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    Shipping cerls
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Prl. About 100 graduated trainees of the 67th Intake of T.S. Singapore will receive certificates from Mr. K Onozaki. managing director of Lee Shipping Pte Ltd.. on board the training ship tomorrow.
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    Guessing game on name of airline
    287 8  - Guessing game on name of airline JOSEPH YEO Firm to be registered by end of January By SINGAPORE, Friday gIN(JAP()RE'S new national airline is expected to be registered by the end of next month, the Straits Times learned today. Informed sources say that certain formalities are now being processed by
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    A 'Mardi Gras' festival when KL becomes a city
    158 8 A 'Mardi Gras' festival when KL becomes a city KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Kuala Lumpur will hold razzle dazzle celebrations with a "Mardl Gras' to top It off when it achieves city status on February I. "Mardl Gras" Is the most typical carnival in the world today. I The carnival with
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    Youth stole tape-recorder from cars
    76 8 Youth stole tape-recorder from cars SINGAPORE. Frl— A Jobless youth vpsterday pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a tape-recorder and a radio worth $240 from two cars in the last two months. Govlnda;amy Darmaraj, 17. admitted stealing the tape-re-corder Ircm a car In Martaban Road, rft Balest!er Road, on
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    Smuggling ring leaders flee
    41 8 ALOR STAR. Prl. Several leaders of a border rice smuggling ring sought by police have fled from Perils end gone into hiding. Their disappearance followed the arrest earlier this week of a state arvmblyman and three businessmen
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    Thai millionaires on investment study visit
    190 8 Thai millionaires on investment study visit IPOH, Friday A GROUP of Thai multi-millionaires with nnanr cial interests in nearly everything, is spending a week studying the investment climate in Malaysia. Leading the group of seven, which flew into Ipch yesterday. Is "Liquor King" Mr. Chang Chok Yu, one of Thailand's
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    Party for 500 children
    64 8 SINGAPORE, PH. The .sports and social club of Roth-n-.ans of Pall Mall (Singapore) Hte Ltd. will hold a Christmas p«rty for 500 children from welfare homes at Its premises In Buklt Tlmah Romd en Sunday from 2.30 p.m to 6 p.m. Children attending will come from
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      Give us a new science class
      143 9 Give us a new science class UNDER a new Ministry of Education system, tech-nically-inclined Secondary 2 pupils may be transferred to technical class in the SAME school. My school. Gan Eng Seng has adopted this new system. We have seven Secondary 3 classes three for technical, one (with 32 students)
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      Use those other roads and spare the night scene
      165 9 Use those other roads and spare the night scene KINDLY permit me to comment on the letter written by "Angry Driver" (S.T., Dec. 13). Pagoda Street has been, and I hone will always, be a busy street. For it brings in a colourful scene to Chinatown. These colourful scenes have
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      52 9 SOME of last year's RTS Christmas and New Year specials were miserably poor, typical of all RTS English shows. We sincerely hope that this year RTS can produce better shows for the festive season and take the whole affair more seriously. Better bands and singers should be engaged. A VIEWER.
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      GOVT REPLIES
      185 9 I REFER to the letter by O.H.T. regarding mosquito nuisance at Chapel Road (ST., Dec. 6>. A survey of the area was made and at several private premises mosquito breeding was detected. The breedings were destroyed and action has been taken to prevent a recurrence. The writer is
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      69 9 r*.K.S. who asked when the Toa Payoh Library will be ready (ST., Dec. 6) will be pleased to know that the building is expected to be completed by August 1973, if not somewhat earlier. In the meantime, bulk loans of books are being provided by the National Library to the
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      48 9 WITH reference to the letter by "A Father" (ST.. Dec. 2). It would be appreciated If the writer could furnish the name of the school and the class involved to the undersigned so that the matter can be looked Into. ANN CHIANG (Miss). for Permanent Secretary Education Ministry.
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      Thefts in the groves of academe
      268 9 Thefts in the groves of academe ONE normally associates common thievery with illiteracy, desperate poverty, and the ruthless underworld. But who would expect to Mud thieves among those pursuing the nobler disciplines of higher education? The disturbing fact is that textbooks and other valuables belonging to students are frequently stolen
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      115 9 WHEN will the full-time trained teachers who graduated recently be called for interview by the PSC? Also, our service as relief teachers was officially terminated on Nov. 20. Its it fair then to ask us to return to the schools to which we were attached to perform holiday-duty without pay?
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      29 9 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 wont your name published.
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      On giving our doctors the best possible training
      526 9 On giving our doctors the best possible training THE Government has shown much far-sightedness in its recent move to recognise medical degrees which are not registrable with the General Medical Council of Great Britain (GMC). It is indeed ironic that McGill University Is not one of the four Canadian colleges
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      222 12 T IS HERE T AGAIN Celebrate it with us this year. You can have fun galore, reserve a table for just the two of you, or come for a song and dance at Miramar's Soundbox Disco, the Ruby Room, the Coffeehouse and Chinese Restaurant. Or buy all your gifts at
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    291 13  - The maestro and a gold mine called Carlo Bergonzi RITA LOONG By TWO names brine music into the life of top Russian violinist Valery Klimov. THE FIRST— CarIo Berton«i—is that of his violin, the only one of its kind in the Soviet Union, and valued at more than $300,000. THE
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    Major policy statements by Lee, Toh at PAP congress
    253 13 Major policy statements by Lee, Toh at PAP congress SINGAPORE, Fri. THE PAP congress on Sunday will be of "great significance," the party said in a statement today. Major policy statements will be delivered by party chairman. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. and secretary-gene-ral. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. The statement said
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    French film
    33 13 SINGAPORE. Pri. The French Embassy, in conjunction with the Alliance Franchise, will screen a film entitled "La Vie A LEnvers" at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise on Tuesday at 8.15 p.m.
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    Talentime finals today
    49 13 SINGAPORE. Prl. About 100,000 entiles were received for th» Rnoiich t,i»nn m. k«»,* the English talentime homeviewers' contest. RTS said today. The final* will be telecast live from the Natlcnal Theatre tt>morrow night. Fifteen finalist* art taklng ptn n the two.hour show starting at 9.10 p.m.
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      YAHYA GIVES IN
      401 14 By accepting Mrs. Indira Gandhi's ceasefire offer President Yahya Khan has clearly recognised the new politico-military equation in the Indian subcontinent for what it is. Bangla Desh is a fact and it will not be wished away. New Delhi's response to Islamabad's declaration of a general war
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      DOCTORS FOR THE ULUS
      361 14 Malaysia has never tried to evade the fact that there is a serious shortage ot doctors in the country, particularly in the rural areas. Nor has it tried to underestimate the difficulties in getting them from other countries. Tan Sri Sardon put it bluntly when he
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      293 14 For the benefit of those who may have forgotten it, Prince Tun Souvanna Phouma has reiterated that Laos is the first neutral slate in Scuta-East Asia, whose neutrality was guaranteed in Geneva in 1962 by 13 countries including the five big powers. He did not conceal his disappointment
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    A light look at few talking points for the weekend
    632 14  -  STEVE CADY By New York You'vegot to be good to cheat! OE'LL be using rentn ed bowling shoes, but he'll check the wear on your shoes to see what kind of balance you've got. When he shakes your hand, he'll
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    THE POET WHO BELONGS TO US ALL...
    910 14 THE POET WHO BELONGS TO US ALL... The late T. S. Eliot instructed his widow and executors to prevent any biography. But the first-ever bioßraphy has recently been published, fix years after his < death. JOHN ARDAGH reviews the controversy and comments that in this age of the mass media,
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    Lock icon Hold your hand out, naughty boy
    609 14  -  PETER WILBY j By r London 'THAT cherished in--1 strument of British educational discipline the cane is on the way out. From January 1973, its use will no longer be allowed in inner London primary schools. That, at least, Is the stated intention of
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      150 14 A great vacation or a relaxing trip to Honolulu or San Francisco #4il^ Experience the full adventure of life, at sea on the elegant KB ultramodern PRESIDENT CLEVELAND JvJfiJl UAH and PRESIDENT WILSON. WiPVxm V All this holiday living is much wM V\\B Or join a Mini Cruise between m
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      Lock icon Russia backs Egypt in peace and war
      484 15 IF IT is war we will support you so that it will be a war with minimum losses. And if it is to be peace, we will support you since it would be a solution with no losses. We will support you in
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      Lock icon Anti-Marketeers get key posts
      208 15 LONDON, Friday. riPPOSITIor; leader Harold Wilson today named v three of the Labour Party's most vehement Common Market critics to key posts in his 'shadow' Cabinet. Mr. Michael Foot, Mr. Peter Shore and Mr. Fred Peart, strong opponents of British entry |o the EEC all won
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      Lock icon Scrap that showpiece project call to Suharto
      104 15 JAKARTA, Fri. Indoneslan students here have formed an organisation called "austerity movement" to oppose a Government plan to build a multi-million dollar "Indonesia in Miniature" project. They said the showpiece project estimated to cost about US 126 million, should be scrapped because it
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      29 15 NEW YORK. Fri. Two hostages held by about 100 jail inmates were released today, ending an 18-hour disturbance at the Yardville youth reception and correction centre Reuter.
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      29 15 TOKYO. Pri. Japan thU year had the poorest rice crop in sixteen years after 1959. totalling 10.887.000 metric tons, the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry announced today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Firing squad end for Thai robber
      117 15 Firing squad end for Thai robber DANGKOK, Fri. Twenty year old Vinai Phophirom, accused of killing four people during a spate of city-wide robberies, was executed by firing squad here today, the public relations office of the ruling National Executive Council said. The chairman of the council. Field Marshal Thanom
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      262 15 BIG UN YES TO ZONE OF PEACE PLAN IWEW YORK. Fri. The 11 General Assembly yesterday declared the Indian Ocean a zone of peace, with limits t-j be determined through consultations. The Assembly approved a Ceylonese proposal by a vote of 60 to 0. with 55 abstentions. India and Pakistan
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      81 15 Knits from HE > the pursuit of happiness -£<? VvCm^H s \^M Rr 1 y M HE BOtftiroir"T6r the man with good taste!" SINGAPORE: SUPREME HOUSE 2ND FLOOR PENANG ROAD From 21«t to 23rd Otctmbtr Op«n from 9.30 am. to 5.30 pm. 'HONGKONG CENTRAL BUILD NG ARCADE •GROUNO FLOOR KOWLOON
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      Lock icon WHY THE TIGER' DECIDED TO LAY DOWN ARMS...
      235 16 WHY THE TIGER' DECIDED TO LAY DOWN ARMS NEW DELHI, Fri. Although Lt.-Gen. A.A.X. (Tiger) Niazi had vowed to "flght to the last man," Indian officials said yesterday that the tough Pakistani commander capitulated in the end because he wanted to prevent loss of life. A Defence Ministry spokesman said
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      Lock icon 'Glad to see you' hug for the victor
      33 16 A HAPPY Bengali embraces an Indian soldier in Dacca after the Pakistani Army surrendered all troops in East Pakistan unconditionally to the Indians. UPI RADIOPICTURE
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      That charge by China denied
      140 16 VKU DELHI. Fri. 11 India today denied charges by China that Indian troops violated its territory bordering on the Himalayan msunUin Kingdom of Sikkim. The charge, by Radio Peking last night, said "a strong protest" bad been lodged with India about an alleged incident in
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      Lock icon Cheers as Indians march into Dacca
      953 17 Cheers as Indians march into Dacca NEW YORK, Fri. Bangla Desh representative Mr. Abu Sayeed Chowdhury said last night thai the first step towards stability and peace in the Indian sub-con-tinent wa s the immediate release of Awami League leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. —Reuter. DACCA. Friday gATTLE-WEARY Indian paratroops stuck
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      170 17 BANGLA LEADERS WARN AGAINST REVENGE KILLINGS I ON DON, Fri. A Bangla Desh spokesman issued a statement here yesterday apparently designed to allay fears of a massacre in conquered East Pakistan. Mr. Rezaul Karim, acting chief representative here of the government that will take over In Dacca today said one
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      116 17 WIN A FABULOUS TRIP TO HONG KONG E BANGKOK! ENTER fefe POLAROID'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF CHILDREN lf| PHOTO CONTEST. Just send in any number of Polaroid Colour photographs of a child or children with a completed Entry Form and you could win one of these grand prizes: 1 tTwo return
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      492 17 B Every drop of new Eye-Mo contains a special Instantly clears 3 Ettsr--" ingredient to reduce redness and inflammation. NEW BBBv *'Hj&r And there are 50% more drops in this handy plastic squeeze -bottle, (at no increase in price) INTRODUCING TWA's NEW AMBASSADOR SERVICE NO OTHER AIRLINE HAS ANYTHING LIKE
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    Joy turned to agony for Bernard
    346 18  -  K. S. SIDHU WIFE WHO NEVER CAME... By I: Singapore, Friday OERNARD Thomas "Gomez was a happy man when on Dec. 9 he received a telegram which said "Meet Stella at airport Friday noon." For Stella was the wife he had not seen for
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    Malaysia, Laos to work for better understanding
    227 18 Malaysia, Laos to work for better understanding KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A FIRM basis for future mutual understanding was agreed upon by the Malaysian and Laotian Prime Ministers during Prince Tun Souvanna Phouma's visit here. i The two leaders agreed that frequent exchange visits to each other's capitals, not only between
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    16p.c. drop in trade union membership
    91 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— Trade union membership in West Malaysia has dropped by 16 per cent from 328.--000 to 274.600— since 1965. DAP secretary-general. Mr. Llm Kit Slang, said last night. Speaking at a forum organised by the Nattonal Unton of Bank Employees here. Mr.
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    Jaycee training camp
    60 18 SINGAPORE. PH. The newly-elected 1072 board of directors of the Singapore Junior Chamber will take part In a training camp at Ponggol Hotel this weekend. At the camp they will learn all aspects of the Jaycee movement as well as formulate next year's policies and programmes, which
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    'Work for social good' call to top income men
    214 18 'Work for social good' call to top income men SINOAPORE. Fri. Managers and executives, no matter how much they pay In Income tax. should sacrifice some of their time, energy and money for the social good. A greater social conscience among the higher Income groups is the reply to the
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  • DAY THREE OF THE HEARING
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      OUTRAGE CHARGE MAN UNFIT FOR TRIAL
      99 19 SINGAPORE, Frl. Australian Jean Pierre Altherr, charged with outraging the modesty of a woman at Singapore airport on Dec. 3, was remanded today when be was found unfit to stand trial. His remand followed a request by a representative from the Australian High Commission
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      'All my friends wanted to meet the girls'
      1503 19  -  EDWARD LIU S. M. .VUTHU: Razak: It was at their request that I brought them along... By and Singapore, Friday FORMER boxing promotor Abdul Razak, 51, said today it was at his friends' request that he took them to see the Filipino
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      270 19 HMH|B More and more Titeiligent and adven■Pjja^H turous young men with initiative and a KlBKy high degree of physical fitness are resH£t^~^fl *^Pfc^ ponding to this challenge. Those who I ■■I^K nave joined the SAF as pilot trainees are confident of graduating as pilots, proud ■laMmakMgjK^BkHjA^gjajßjA t0 be among The
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      871 19 On your TV and Radio 12.55 P.M. Opening and Felix the US Mannix Wine from These 3 00 PM °P enin 8 3ni Programme |.34 Tunas Harapan Cat Grapes Sum mary 9 Nm (M) I.!! S hi l g £,c Savage N B tsX SL" 1 Penst,!, Ml Sesame Street
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      648 20 Except the balloons and the Christmas hats QF all the many ways of dispensing Christmas cheer, some of the things we get at the nightspots are the hardest to take. Something, of course, could be said for those good, clean messages pelted across
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      YOUR GUIDE TO A MERRY CHRISTMAS
      560 21 A bargain at $75 a head... TH E Summit Hotel has invited the St. Cecilia's Choir of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd to sing carols in their restaurant and the hotel lobby. The choir will sing at the Top of the Summit Restaurant
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      JUST IN TINE FOR XMAS
      79 21 rpHE Mandarin Hotel's A discotheque, the Boiler Room, has made It for Christmas. The place will open on Christmas Eve, with disc music by five professional DJs. The hotel's Belvedere French Restaurant will also open on the same day. But Mandarin's special this season is
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      497 21 THAT'S THE NEW ROCK SOUND SWEEPING THE RED WORLD UAST on the heels of America's ping pong rapprochement with China came another agreement. It was between England and Russia. And the contract signed had nothing to do with politics or ping pong. The subject was Rock and Roll music!
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      92 20 m1 i OUTRAM PARK, OUTRAM ROAD, SINGAPORE 3. TEL= *****4/5 WO/ mfmP That's the fantastic It Iff Christmas offer. A big 10%- I I I even3s%-off everything W m m Lowest ever prices for high quality Diethelm Furniture everything o»Te V t btheba9ans **4 Diethelm Furniture Market VDI) SKH H
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      64 21 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl CALL THE MANAGER! I HAVE BUT I PAIPFOPA I BEEN VICTIMIZEPi i -r" BEEF L^^smh! SANPWICH ANP I stmuvwsi f I QUIET THIS IS WHAT I mE^co I POWNiy SOTi y LUN^RDOM M "Iff U rrs V TH' THAT'S A ROAST BEEF lIM THAT CASE...
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    262 24  -  MASIE KWEE By Singapore, Friday jyjISS Lim Kok Huang of the National Junior College Im been judged one of the best mathematics students in Singapore. She took first prize over 148 others In the Pre-university Section in a mathematics contest at Nanyang University
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    233 24 BEER-PLEASE MEN MADE OFF WITH CASH AND NECKLACE SINGAPORE, Fri. Three robbers walked into a shop under the pretext of buying beer, held up the proprietress at knife point and got away with $900 In cash and valuables, a district court heard today. Madam Helen Chew, of Geylang Road, was
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    New industrial school
    48 24 KU.U,A LUMPUR. Fri. A new industrial training institute is to be set up in Prai. Penang. Minister of Labour and Manpower. Tan Sri. V. Manlckavasagam. told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. He was Introducing the development expenditure totalling $2 million for his ministry for next year.
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    Dog licensing
    44 24 SINGAPORE. Frl. Registration and licensing of dogs (or next year will begin on Monday It will be held dally, except Sundays and public holidays between 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m and 2 pm. to 4.30 p.m. at the seven veterinary centres here.
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    Refugee rations but guests will pay in full
    267 24 Refugee rations but guests will pay in full SINGAPORE. Fri. Guests will have to pay for full course lunches after being fed on refugee rations. No complaints, please. It's all for a good cause. The Refugee Relief Action Committee are organising these lunches in aid of the Pakistani refugees in
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    Toa Payoh Flats Owners' membership drive
    140 24 CINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Toa Payoh Flat Owners' Association is to launch a big month-long membership drive next week. The campaign will be spearheaded by a team of 50 school leavers who will visit every home from Monday to explain the policies of the association.
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    STOLEN CAR MEN HELD UP HOUSEWIVES
    112 24 SINGAPORE. Frl. A saw-mill woiker was janea for two years toaay ana sentenced to tnree strokes of the rotan for taking part in an armea robbery. Ooh Kirn Knuan, 22, admitted that he and three others, armed with bearing scrapers, held up three nousewives
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    Carpenter gets jail and rotan for stealing cars
    276 24 SINGAPORE, Fri A CARPENTER was jailed for five years and given six strokes of the rotan today for stealing cars and committing a series of armed robberies. Foo Luen Heng, 25, a district court heard, stole six cars worth $24,000. In four
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    143 25 BRUNEI TELLS CENSUS EXPERT TO QUIT BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN. Frl. United Nations statistics expert. Dr. D.H. Bhate, flew out here today saying he could not figure out why he was not allowed to complete the Brunei census report which he helped to carry out. He said the current census was
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    34 25 SINGAPORE Frl. Eight pre-unlverslty students will debate the motion "Arranged marriages are more successful than love marriages" at the Handy Road premises of the Singapore Ceylon Tamils Association tomorrow at 7 pin.
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    Two wayang actors turned thieves are jailed
    258 25 Two wayang actors turned thieves are jailed SINGAPORE. Fri TWO wayang actors were Jailed today for a total of four-and-a-half years for stealing cars and housebreaklng. Quek Hee Yong. 20, was jailed for 30 months and Ng Ah Too, 23, for two years, for stealing a car worth $2,500 from
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    Opposite views on sex and violence
    414 25 Opposite views on sex and violence Chinese, English streams differ on films SINGAPORE, Friday THE Chinese educated and the English educated |>eople in Singapore are as different in their outlook on film classification as Chinese characters are from the English alphabet. Dr. Peter S.J. Chen, a sociology lecturer in the
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    4 ESCAPE FROM SLEEPING GUARDS
    62 25 4 ESCAPE FROM SLEEPING GUARDS MUAB, Fri. Four fishermen, captured by armed Indonesians, escaped from their captors after five days' detention in Sumatra. The fishermen were reported missing yesterday after they failed to return. They said today they were seized by a speedboat with four armed Indonesians on Saturday and
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    Traffic fine
    42 25 SINGAPORE. Fri Motorist Nr Yon* Hul, of Lorong 5. Toa Paych was fined $45 today for falling to obey a No Entry Sign at the junction of Coleman Street and Hill Street at «.0i p.m. on March 24 last year.
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    Fined $250 for cables theft
    62 25 SINGAPORE. Frl. A former fitter, Boey Mun Thye, 39, was today fined $250 and Jailed for a day for having stolen three colls of flexible PVC cables from the Keppel Shipyard (Ptt.) Ltd. between June and December this year. Boey, who was working with the
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    Political objections to marriages
    91 25 KANQAR, Frl— The Raja of Perils today criticised the attitude of parents who objected to the marriage of their children on political grounds. "As a ruler. I am sad to learn that some parents refuse to let their children marry because of political differences with the
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    26 26 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Yong Fu Kong who passed away on 13-12-71. thank relatives and friends for their condolences, wreaths, donations and assistance.
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    36 26 THE FAMILY OF late Mr. Austin I) Cruz request the presence of dear friends. relatives at 5.30 p.m. is. 12-ti at Chur.-h Of Visitation. Seremrmn for a requiem Mass, thereafter at Bt. Pauls School Hall.
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      Armed Forces tipped to enter final
      357 29  -  Maurice Khoo By Armed Forces are strongly tipped to qualify for the Malaya Cup rugby final when they take on Johore in the south zone key match at Mindef Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, today (kickoff at 5 p.mj. Forces, with victories over Malacca, Negri Sembilan
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      81 29 r S'Rcr 4 Ptrak 4 PCNM N 4 Penan; 4 A D I. F Ptv 4 0 0 113 13 8 3 3 1 67 25 I 2 0 2 135 29 4 1 0 3 43 115 2 fiHtt- A \OKTII ZONE 3 ollce I oh' >re *tgri
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      Acrobatic duel of heads
      67 29 CKPAK-TAKRAW calls for good footwork and hrading prowess. In the above acrobatic duel. .Malaysia's centre Wahab Ahmad fails to stop the powerful header by a Singapore player in their Seap (lamrs match at Stadium Negara yesterday. Malaysia trounced Singapore 3-0. Later in the afternoon. Thailand beat
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      Flu-stricken Kin Tat gives up
      79 29 1 ONDON. Fn. Lee Kin Tat 32-year-old Singapore badminton ttar, retirea during his 'hird round match in the London championships here last night. Lee >tr.od 15-9. 6-15. 10-10 against EiuUnd No. 2 Ray SteMR 12 year- younger, when he withdrew. He explained: "I had been
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      Lock icon Five share lead in Dunlop Masters
      122 29 SALISBURY. Fri. Five players, including American Alex Sutton and Jan Csmnstetn of Holland, tied for the lead with flveunder 67"s after the first round of the Dunlop Masters golf tournament here yesterday. Britain's Peter Oosterhu.s and Irishman John O'Leary wers amonj? another group on
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      Lock icon Freeman, Cunningham lash out at World bowlers
      298 29 Freeman, Cunningham lash out at World bowlers A DELAIDE. Fri. A punishing sixthwicket stand of 97 in 53 minutes between Ken Cunningham and Eric Freeman lifted South Australia to a first innings lead over the World XI on the opening day of their four-day cricket match here today. The World
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      Japan golfers take lead to 8 strokes
      272 30 Japan golfers take lead to 8 strokes MANILA. Fri JAPAN today widened their lead to eight strokes after 54 holes in the Fifth Asia Amateur Golf Team Championship in the suburban Wack Wack Golf and Country Club. Japanese champion Tsutomu Irie fired a 72 while teammates Nobuo Takahashl and Michio
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      Thais say 'so sorry'
      121 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Thai officials have apologised to Malaysia's Sports Minister over the conduct cf their men's basketball team In a stormy linal at the Sixth Southeast Asian Peninsula (Seap) Games here. Riot police were called In three times to break up scuffles and protect the
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      Foster stops Kelly in 3 rounds
      173 30 Foster stops Kelly in 3 rounds OKLAHOMA CITY, Fri. Bob Foster successfully defended his World Boxiru Council's Light-heavyweight boxing championship last night by beating challenger Brian Kelly on a technical knockout in the third round. Foster made good use of his seven-inch reach advantage to mercilessly pound Kelly with a
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      Shah's goals put Malaysia in final
      664 30  -  CHUA HUCK CHENG By CHAHARUDDIN Abdullah took Malaysia to the Seap Games soccer championship final agams Burma tonight with three goals plucked from a tenacious Viet namese defence at Merdeka Sta dium last night. Malaysia won by 3-2 while Burma beat Thailand 3-1. Things
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      Late goals beat Thais
      296 30 11URMA staged a magnificent finish to score three goals In the last seven minutes to bundle Thailand out of the Seap Games soccer tournament at the Merdeka Stadium last night. Burma piayeU well below form lor most of the match. It was only towards the closing
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      S'pore 3rd
      47 30 fl/TEDALS table at the end of x 1 the sixth day of the Southeast Asian Peninsula Games: tiailand lalaysi.i lingapore lurmu Cambodia r ietnam •aos 43 40 32 19 17 1 23 42 33 28 18 5 1 27 56 29 10 17 6 4
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      THAIS BAG 2 MORE GOLDS
      103 30 THAIS BAG 2 MORE GOLDS THAILAND clinched two more gold medals in the SEAP Games tennis tournament yesterday and are In line for another on the final day today. Somparn Champlrisl, a 30-year-old Bangkok police officer who was champion In 1965. regained the men's singles title when he beat Vo
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      Anat voted meet's best
      80 30 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Thailand* Asian Game* champion (printer Anat Ratanapol wu today voted Top Male Athlete of the Sixth Southeast Asian Peninsula Game* her* today. Anat, a 24-year-old army lieutenant, iron the IN and IM metre* double, and anchored Thailand to victory In the 4xlMm relay.
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      The race that has officials 'foxed'
      183 30 The race that has officials 'foxed' npHERE appears to be •L some confusion as to whether the 100 km massed start individual event at the Batu Tiga track yesterday was a Seap Games event. Americk Singh. the cycling organising committee chairman and MCF Vice-president, insisted that it is and that
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      Seap results
      355 30 SHOOTING Rifle match 1 Team: 1 Malaysia 475, 2 Burma 431. 3 Laos 398. Individual: 1 Osman Budin (Mai) 123. 2 Kyaw Lin (Bur) 1!6. 3 8. Panya (Laos) 102. Rifle match 2 Team: 1 Malaysia 450. 2 Burma 408. 3 Laos 392. Individual: 1 Major Malakan (Mali
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      Subali, Setia Kawan set for double
      176 31  - Subali, Setia Kawan set for double EPSOM JEEP By y[\S KX. still without a win in ten starts, can get off the mark in Race 3 at Ipoh today. His second to Ultrasonic over 6f last week was a creditable showing. SUBALI, already winner of five races this season, goes
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1226 31 HYDROFOIL: Cime out atfer spell to run good fifth with 8.13 in Div 4 5Jf race last week; -ure to benefit from run and will appreciate extra half furlong: looks the pick in weak liclri. BAMOBAI II: Third with 8.5 after setting pace in Div 4 5Jf
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      Long wait for Frazier and Clay rematch
      154 31 Long wait for Frazier and Clay rematch 7URICH, Fri. Casslus Clay said here yesterday his long-awaited return world heavyweight boxing title fight with champion Joe Frazier could not take place before 1973 because of the tax situation. Clay, speaking at a Press conference after his arrival for the Dec 26
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      155 31 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1: HYDROFOIL Battle Royal Samurai HYDROFOIL Dust Fury Samurai HYDROFOIL Samurai uattle Royal Race 2: T. ANGEL Bold Print Tae-kwon-do EVERMORE Bold Print Santa Rosa BOLD PRINT Treble Ace s.mt i Rosa Race J: MINEX Omnia Vincit tflack King BLACK KING Our Choice
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      1721 31 GOING FORECAST: Soft m 111 1.45 CLASS 6. CIV. 4 6F L9L*mU (54.500 53. 150 to winner) 1 (MM OUST FURY a OJm anil Chongl Paul 11 9.0 <<!<!+ 12) *C. Tan 4 2 ***** HYDROFOIL <H>dlOfoH) J Donnrlly 4 8. IS <samr) SF N«r»on 1 4 *****
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      Impressive gallop by Irish Conquest
      303 31 IRISH CONQUEST, with Des Coleman astride, showed Impressive form ln his wlndlngup gallop on the sand track at Ipoh yesterday. Breaking from the 4f, he run the last 3f In 42 15 sec. fighting for' his bit all the wav This three-year-old, still a maiden.
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      263 30 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Dealest? (3. 6). 1 Rubber mat with pile keep- 7 Where to put on a 26? (5). ing cool even when things 8 Neighbourly settlement to are... (13). J°ln up with taxis? (13). 10. on top of one by 9 River god with round table—
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    44 32 INDIAN TROOPS MARCH INTO CAPITAL DACCA residents cheer Indian troops as they enter the city after the surrender of Pakistani forces in East Pakistan. Dacca will be the capital of the new sovereign Republic of Bangla Desh. UPI photo.
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    176 32 Gunman and pilot shot dead in abortive hijack LA PAZ (Bolivia). Fri. A gunm.in and an airline pilot were shot dead yesterday during an abortive hijacking attempt. Security forces killed the gunman after he had fatally shot the pilot, Capt. Marcelo Maldonado, while trying to hijack the Lloyd Aereo Boliviano
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    Flood situation better except in two states
    152 32 Flood situation better except in two states KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The flood situation In West Malaysia showed considerable Improvement today except for the lower sectors of Perak and Johore. The death toll stands at six, with three people missing. About 28.000 evacuees are still at relief centres in Johore. Kelantan
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    42 32 KUCHINO, Fri. Malaysian security forces today shot dead a communist guerilla following discovery of a communist camp yesterday In the Paradom area In the Third Division, a government statement said. A member of the security forces was wounded. UPI.
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    29 32 LONDON. Fri. Prime Minister Edward Heath left Britain by plane today for summit talks with Canadian Premier Pierre Trudeau in Ottawa and President Nixon in Bermuda. AP.
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    32 32 SAIOON. Fri. South Vietnamese and Cambodian troops linked up yesterday to establish control of Highway 7 all the way into the Chup plantation, a guerilla stronghold to the north. UPI.
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    28 32 WASHINGTON. Fri.— Finance Ministers of the Group of 10 meet here today to plan a new syftem of exchange rates around the US offer of devaluation.
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    19 32 BELPAST, Fri. Three soldiers were Injured overnight when a mobile army patrol was ambushed by guerillas. Reuter
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    88 32 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A Liberian cargo ship which left Singapore for Karachi on Nov. 26 with a 33-man Chinese crew on beard has been reported missing. Agencies quoted Lloyds Shipping Intelligence as saying today that the 10.000-ton Venus Challenger, missing off the southern tip of India,
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    416 32 T ONDON. Fri. The stock market! closed niUr.i today with a nrmrr 111.1- In relatively quiet trading. Thr continued uptrend on Wall Street and optimism about the outcome of today'! Group of 10 meeting aided Mntlment. but some small selling was also noted. At 3 p.m. the Financial
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      317 33 ABOUT <3fN\HQr THE. Apt^rue** '^^7 l'M CERTAIN THEM RE sow<=i NICHOLS WINF- THAT'S AHE THE NICHOLS. TO <3lV*r THE. 0DSS SOME. THE NAME OF THAT SPECIAL W/IWE PLACE? CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SPBCIAi_WWE...WE'l/EG0rU> FRED^AEEtfOUUSTFNINa? JOHN I ALWWG THINK, DOSOMEffl.NaBEnw. N I W^^l WlWE^AQOODfllFr .EH? s' I WHAT DO you SUGGEST GLASSWARE MOST
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    1642 34 Britain's Prime Minister Edward Heath woke up one recent morning to find that his salary had been increased by £7,750 and he had just been awarded a £36,850 prixe for statesmanship by a Cerman foundation. What kind of man is this lucky leader?
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        30 35 lkt St-nib r. and C ■..VI. Inchcape i Times VI. Tile V. Iron $6.8 D 41 $1.73 .0' $0,774 —.01 $3.34 —.0 $3.92 .0 $8.65 .0! $0.67 $3.64 .0-
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        36 35 itcanirrs •ilani law Par $0.73 $3.54 .06 .06 >. Land $1.13 .05 A. Glass f. Cables i Kawan r. Meiu mperial t. H. Scnc $1.25 $139 $2.65 $0.96 $0.55 $1.81 .05 .05 .05 .04 .03 .03
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        19 35 Haw Par 119.000 Gammon 76.000 Pan El 78.000 P.E.G.f. 53.000 Total Turnover I.IOM Delayed Percentage 19.82
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        33 35 Industrials: 193.08 193.53 Hotels: 69.97 70.51 Properties: 127.29 127 02 Tim- 97.20 97. 1U S rubber*: ***** 122.54 Dec. 30, 1966 100 1 Dee. 31. 1968 1*0 t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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      Operators not keen to trade
      282 35 f OPERATORS r ere generally adopting a wait-and-see attitude on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Prices were barely steady in scattered dealings said to be on contra account. While observers were agreed that the overbought position of previous weeks was about squared
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1051 35 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFID CIALLV LIITIO AT THC CLOfI OF BUSINESS IN TNE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF TNE STOCK EXCMAKCI WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: STERLING RUBBERS Cralflelea 13P HP K.L. Keponic 27|P (unch.) 8. Rubbe- 21P 23P 1P) OHM TRUST lAsn
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      916 35 DUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma 1 51 1.73. Akan ill 145. (2) 1.46. Allied (her (3) 2.10 (4)
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      178 35 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Dec. 17. Local dollars to one unit of Foreifn Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to 100 uniU ul Foreifn Currency Belgian Francs
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      Malaysian Govt loan is oversubscribed
      91 35 Malaysian Govt loan is oversubscribed mHE third Malaysian X Government loan has been oversubscribed by $125 million, the Treasury announced In Kuala LumDur yesterday. Total subscriptions received for this loan, which onen,ed on Nov. 15. were $250 million. All applications received towards the loan will be allotted In full. The
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      533 35 Current price of SI par value shares 61.81. 1071 high $1 88 low $1.40. Current earnings yield 9.5 per cent. Price earnings ratio 10.5. Current dividend yield 5 5 net per cent CHAIRMAN Keown's 1970 warnings that Chemical Company of Malaysia's pronts for the financial year ending
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      REVALUATION INDEX
      70 35 DFI'TFR'S compilation of 1V the effertive revaluation of the 10 key non-dollar currencies from their May 1970 parities against the dollar is 8.9 per cent on Thursday, unchanfed from Wednesday. Ret aluation percentages of the individual currencies are: Canadian dollar 8.55 Japanese yen 12.02 D-mark 12.51 Sterling I
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        165 35 rpHE Straits tin price in A Penang yesterday shed $1 to $624.62 y 2 Per picul on an official offering down 27 tons to 223 tons. The local market price fall was contrary to the London overnight metal price which gained £2 to £1.423 per metric ton.
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        Copper prices
        29 35 London copper prices on Thursday (previous In brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer (413.00 ((412.00). seller (419.50 ((412.301: Three Months buyer (421.50 ((419.00); seller (422.00 (£419 50). 2.275 tons.
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        22 35 DEC. 17. RUBBER: 90.50 cents (up 0.25 cent). TIN: $624.62 J (down $1). Official offering 223 tons (down 27 tons).
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        109 35 pHINESE PRODUCE EXCNANOE, SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Ctcwiut Oil: bulk 543 sellers, drum S4SI sel'ers. Cepra: Mixed (fob.) loos* UK/ Cont. $278. Psps»r: Muntok ASTA white f.o.b. MM NLYV »215 sellers Sarawak white fob. V 6", nlw $209 sellers. Sarawak special black fob. Wi NLW SMi't
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        53 35 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas in U.S. dollara per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars per tael. iOt. -ondon 43.178 43.50 iongkoDg 45 17 iurlch 43.208 43.408 "»rt« 42.90 lpor« (1) 45.125 W«dn«titay •U.S. 43.570 43.M 45. S4 43. 5U8 43.703 43 «X 45.20 rpor*
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        32 35 In London on Thursday the palm oil prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIP UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per lons ton Jan./Feb was quoted at UK (04 (unchanged).
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      RUBBER CLIMBS
      377 35 rVKE rubber market yesterM. day edged a little higher during the morning on some speculative buying I against the U.B. dollar situation in thin conditions. The January position, however, was under some selling Influence which widened the discount to February to three cents. Physicals were neglected. The morning
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      165 35 TH E International Tin Council (ITC) has decided to extend the time limit for government ratification of its new agreement, it was announced in London on Thursday. The decision, which came at the end of a three-day meeting at the organisation's London headquarters, was
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      Haw Par shares
      149 35 OUR report In yesterday's Business Times that Haw Par Brothers International shares were currently being traded on the Stock Exchange of London was correct. A message from Haw Par chairman Dick Tarling In London via Reuter overnight indicating that Haw Par shares would be ouoted under London
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      88 35 INDIA-MALAYSIA Textiles reports that construction of its building has almost been completed. Directors say In reply to a letter from the Exchange that installation of plant and machinery in the spinning and weaving departments has been completed and those in the processing department is in progress. They add that trial
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      MELBOURNE
      300 35 MELBOURNE. Prl. Mining ITi and Industrial shares gained strongly In lighter trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Oils to a lesser degree also Improved. Poseidon led the miners with a 70 cent gain to AS 13.40 followed by Queensland Mines, which added 50 cents at $5 20 Great
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      Asian dollar
      67 35 THHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. Thf rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 rrlh 6 to 7 1 16. 2 mths 6 P 16 to 6 3 mths 6 to 6 6 mths 6 7 16 to 6 9 16': 9
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      229 35 "NJEW YORK. Thurs— The market closed on a strong note with prices higher across i a broad front. Gainers passed the 1,000 mark and led losers by better than two to one. Dow Jones Industrials gained 7.38 in heavy trading Volume rose to 21.1 million from yesterday's 16.89
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      Indices
      81 35 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 74 i^ Wednesday 73.30 Week aao 73.13 RUBBERS Thursday 259 32 Wednesday 258 17 Wetk agu 254.73 OILS Thursday ***** Wednesday 291 00 Week ago 274.57 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 463.7 Wecr.t ....j 459 4 Week a. 455.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 871 39 Wednesday 863
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      214 35 TTONG KONG, Mon The il market opened slightly easier than yesterday's closing and progressed talrly evenly until mid-way during the afternoon session where prices came up slightly and the market closed firm. The total turnover value for the day amounted to $11.98 millions Today* cloalm mi"if prlrn In
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      34 35 Hoiik Konc yraterday the US <uuir wa« quoted at 3.7560 for T.T. and t 7423 for ci»h tttrllnf «v quotrd at 14.60 and •n* t«»l »f old quotrd at 3U7 23
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      938 36  - Yong opens new airport terminal complex ARTHUR RICHARDS By THE Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will open the Singapore International Airport new passenger terminal complex toaav at 10 a.m. About 200 guests will attend the ceremony, including YIPs in the aviation business, senior civil servants and airline officials.
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      A centre of social and business activities
      375 36 '"THREE sections of the 1 airport the waving gallery, the restaurant and snack bar make the new terminal complex a centre of business and social activities. Despite the din the roar of revved-up engines of jet aircraft and the chatter of people many
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      A field day for clock watchers
      363 37 pLOCK watchers can have a "field day" at the newly extended terminal building there are now 40 clocks around the building including two world-time clocks. This new time-telling complex is .i gift from a leading Swiss watch manufacturer and is valued at about $70,000.
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      Planning airline needs for the nineties
      834 37 By A STAFF WRITER patterns of progress arc I>cini4 envisaged by the Government lor the Singapore International Airport of the I'ut me. More extensions and developments are planned to meet the needs of airlines and passengers up to 1990. The plans include more terminal
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      Passenger clearing system passes the jumbo test
      746 38 By STAFF WRITER THK new fully air-conditioned terminal complex, an extension of the old building, is indeed no monument. It is a super laboratory playing a functional and efficient role. The Department of Civil Aviation believes that It should act as a catalyst
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      234 36 **k Bfl BJ m" -■■^ir"^a^ It's the Oampa ceiling, from Diethelm The Oampa system is so effective it ha* Aluminium Division, installed throughout the been used in buildings everywhere that sound Singapore International Airport Extension absorption is a problem. budding Like Sydney's famous Opera House, and Oampa is a suspended
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      29 36 MITSUBISHI CENTRIFUGAL CHILLED WATER AIRCONDITIONING SYSTEM FOR THE SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL BUILDING EXTENSION SUPPUED INSTALLED BY Xl AN 0 GWAiM (MALAYA) BDN. BHD. 998/iOlß,Tanglin Road, Singapore 10, Te1:*****3
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      55 37 Congratulations J and J Best Wishes to I THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS I on the occasion of the official opening of the SINCAPORE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NfW PASSENGER TERMINAL COMPLEX by The Honourable Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin Minister for Communications. I From:- J NAM HUAT TILING PANELLING CO. 13 Yong Siak
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      172 37 CONGRATULATIONS to THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS on the occasion of the official opening of the SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NEW PASSENGER TERMINAL COMPLEX by The Honourable MR. YONG NYUK LIN Minister for Communications LIM KAH NGAM (SPORE) PTE. LTD. (BUILDING and CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS) Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE MINISTRY
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      127 38 Escalator and staircase from departure hall to transit hall. CONGRATULATIONS &BEST WISHES to THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS on the occasion of the official opening of the SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NEW PASSENGER TERMINAL COMPLEX by The Honourable MR. YONG NYUK LIN MINISTER FOR COMMUNICATIONS We arc proud to have installed the
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      279 38 t J M A •1 i iii iimßjßi Ll 4— m^ W\ ii i i«mtp«^ Customs section which leads to public waiting hall. Mil IttiiM^ifrlA 1 Conveyor belt transporting luggage to customs hall. We've confidence in every inch of our Structural Steel Floor Decking ll x**~%m "-S' ii i-,»."V We
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      1322 39 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST MM U.S.*. N. On tins Bjit,rhif. N. York rtnjnj P.S hjn 5 r o*t Djsfcirti K KYOTI Mi 11 DtC 21 01. 14 111 7 Mar I UOMtOON OR It Die II Jai 11 Fll 1 ID I FH 10 l|r I MEMMON In
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      1130 40 KAWASAKI KISEN jKAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Cails Jaoan Hongkong ETA S pore ETA P. Klang Kieii Mara" Sailel 17 Dec 22 Dm 24 Dec u'y'kie Mar. Sailel 21 Dec 25 Die -Eiliki Mar» 1* Die M Die 4 Im Japan Persian Cull
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      834 40 J. K. FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Shim Singapore iMlral lit: HOWRA 25 Die HIV Die Audi. Napier. Littleton. DaMdi*. CARPENTARIA 10/H Ja* 21/21 Jai 22/J1 Ja* Auck, Wel'ton. Littleton STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Smppore P. Sham Pining LeafMf Hn ■AJULAt 27/ > Ja* 1 Jai 4 Jh Nagapattinam, Madras. RAJUIAt 21
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      821 40 ORIENT LINES LTD. ai 1 (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BL'RG, R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. S'nam ."enang Arritei: NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE 711 la* 12/14 Ja* IS/IT Jai H'burg 13 2. Ham 16/2, R'rJam
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      775 40 J MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Mo 3OE. Jin Amp«ng Kuala Lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Slam Penang trrifll: BUHGA TANJOH6 21 24 Dec 25,21 Dec 3131 Dec Havre 24 1 London 27 1 R'darr. 1 2 A/wero 4 H'burg 6 2
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      751 41 THE POUT OF UNCAMfII AUTMO SHIP] I Ma HITV ANNOUNCED THI FOLLOW- IS JUROHO MM ON DEC. OUT: D«»pin«n 6/7. Hiyo Maru Andreu B/3. Dart Bank B/4 and 15/16. Tanaura 18. Olang Ann 21 W«t. Klbl M.ni B/J tvagoya Maru 22. Shlnkai Maru 23/24 Cuttal Wharf- Mtuaw* Rk, Dc Janeiro
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      755 41 OFFICE SPACE WANTED Newiy established shipping company requires approximately 3,000 sq. ft. office space in district 1. Telephone *****2 OYAMA LINE MS. "TOOKO MART" Voy. IS Out ARK D U 12 71 A general survey of all cargoes discharged damaged by the above vessel will be held at PSA. Gcdown
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      658 41 "M.V. TAXIARCHIS" BLANCE CARGO SCRAP STEEL THIS CARGO IS BEING SOLD OWING NO BILL OF LADING HOLDER BEING AVAILABLE AND NO REPLIES BEING RECEIVED FROM CHARTERERS AND CARGO RECEIVERS WHO HAVE BEEN DULY NOTIFIED. NET PROCEEDS WILL BE HELD IN TRUST FOR WHOMSOEVER MAY BE CONCERNED. SIGNED JOHN MANNERS Si
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      462 41 NOTICE This is to notify the Public that Mr. Michael Teo Cheng Seng alias Tan Lye Seng (Singapore NRIC No. *****45-H) who was our Bill Collector No. 33 covering Postal District 7 has ceased to be an employee of the Corporation with effect from 30th December, 1971. The Public Is
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      670 41 Singapore polytechnic SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Applications are invitrd from suitably qualified persons for posts as Senior Instructors or Instructors in the Departments of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Electronic Engineering. Civil Engineering Building, Production Engineering Division and Marine Engineering Shipbuilding Division. DUTIES The successful applicants will be expected to give instruction
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      750 42 ACCOUNTING MANAGER An established American Electronic Company situated in Singapore is seeking an Accounting Manager. He will administer both costing and financial accounting functions and will be directly responsible to the General Manager. Applicants should possess the following essential requirements: Singapore or Malaysian Citizen University Degree or recognised accounting qualifications
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      541 42 Qollei Singapore We have vacancies for PRECISION MACHINIST Applicants must possess the following pre-requisites:--1) M 'mum Secondary II education or equivalent 2) Craft Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Practice or full H.S.C. with principle in Physics and Additional Mathematics, or equivalent 3) 3 years relevant industrial experience 4) Working knowledge of
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      307 42 Sales Representatives A subsidiary of an international company in the paper converting business requires sales representatives to cover the Singapore market. You will be given: 1) complete product and gales training. 2) protected geographic territory with a good level of existing sales. 3) attractive salary plus. Incentives plus travelling allowance.
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      87 42 OLJB OVERSEAS UNION BANK LTD. The Directors and Management of Overseas Union Bank Ltd. wish to extend their sincere thanks and appreciation to all distinguished guests and friends for their kind attendance and good wishes on the occasion of the official opening of the Bank's Grange Road Branch on 16th
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