The Straits Times, 5 January 1972

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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  • Article
    Polio: S'pore helps
    286 1 Polio: S'pore helps Vaccine loaned to Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE Singapore Government has loaned the Malaysian authorities 1 00,000 doses of vaccine to help them contain the outbreak of polio in the country. The Health Minister, Mr. Lee Siok Yew, today disclosed that in the massive campaign lannched to
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    Premier defends 'no trial' detention system
    103 1 Premier defends 'no trial detention system LONDON. Tues. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew tonight defended the detention without trial system in Singapore The Prime Minister defended his policy in a television documentary on him broadcast by the BBC. In the documentary, Mr. Lee was interviewed by Lord Chalfont. Minister of State
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    Lock icon China visa for millionaires
    57 1 PARIS Tues. Peking has granted a collective visa to a group of European and American millionaires booked on a world cruise, to pay a two-day visit to Canton when the luxury liner Prance docks at Hong Kong 1 next month, a spokesman for the French line
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    Lock icon More talks
    28 1 PEKING. Tues. The advance American party here preparing for President Nlxon'e visit next month had a second round of meetings today with senior Chinese officials.— Reuter.
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    Fraser's writ over 2 m STC shares
    270 1  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By SINGAPORE, Tues. Fraser and Company, the Singapore stockbroklng house, has issued a writ against Mr. Shen Yuen Pai for money allegedly owed in Singapore Traction share deals. The writ was filed by solicitors Drew and Napier on behalf of Fraser
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    Four hurt as window falls 40 feet
    222 1  - Four hurt as window falls 40 feet EDWARD LIU By SINGAPORE, Tues. Four people, including a five-year-old boy, were injured when a steel-framed window of the Customs House in Maxwell Road crashed 40 feet to the ground. The impact of the fall was such that nine of the window's glass
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    Bomb in bank hoax
    108 1 Bomb in bank hoax CINGAPORE, Tues— More than 100 workers of the Chartered Bank rushed out of their Robinson Road office today, after a man telephoned to say a bomb had been planted in the building. The caller, who was giggling, told thp bank's operator at 2.j2pm.: "It is set
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    Lock icon Reserves doubled
    59 1 LONDON. Tues Britain's official reserves backing the pound sterling more than doubled in 1971. the Treasury announced today. The reserves of gold, convertible currency and Special Drawing Rights in the International Monetary Fund rose by £204 million in December to a yearend total of £2.526 million. The total
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    Lock icon The Chevalier millions
    32 1 PARIS. Tues. The estate of entertainer Maurice Chevalier is estimated at about 100.000 000 francs (about $56 million) the popular French dally newspaper Le Parlsien Libere said today, —reuter.
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    Lock icon 11.4 trillion yen budget
    25 1 TOKYO. Tues. The Japanese Finance Ministry today released a draft budget (or fiscal years 1972 of 11 4 trillion yen. UPI.
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  • 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon EXTREMISTS BOMB TWO SHOPS
      62 1 BELFAST, Tan.—Extremists bombed two shops in Londonderry today and said their main objective was the establishment cf a socialist state uniting Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic. Police said one person was injured and four others were taken to hospital sufTerinr from shock from the blasts
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  • World News
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      Lock icon Jackie in airport row with Ari?
      244 2 MILLIONAIRE Greek shipowner Aristotle Onassls had a "flaming row" with his wife Jackie at London Airport. The story of the row appeared on the front page of the Dally Mirror today. It said Mr. Cnassls flew to Britain from Athens yesterday to Join his
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      Just fancy that
      47 2 BELGRADE, Tues. A Yugoslav farmer has not slept for 23 rears. A Belgrade professor is a "human Iceberg" and another Yugoslav has lived for 55 year; with a sewing needle in his brain. These oddities were reported today by the newspaper Vlcernje Novosti. L'PI.
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      Lock icon Park shuffles his pack
      49 2 SEOUL. Tues. President Park today appointed Construction Minister Mr Tai WanSun, 57. as Deputy Premier and Economic Planning Minister to replace Mr. Kirn Hak-Yul. Mr. Park also promoted ViceEconomic Planning Minuter Mr. Chang Ye-Joon. 47. as Construction Minister succeeding Mr. Tal. AP. Jackie Christmas visit
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      Lock icon Hints of new air raids on N. Vietnam
      436 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. JJOLDING open the possibility of renewed bombing of North Vietnam, the Pentagon said yesterday that it failed to hit all of its planned targets in the recent five-day series of air strikes. Pentagon spokesman Jerry Frledheim said 35 to 40
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      Lock icon NIXON ON THE BALLOT IN FIRST TEST OF APPEAL
      394 2 NIXON ON THE BALLOT IN FIRST TEST OF APPEAL WASHINGTON, Tues.— TT President Nixon's name was placed on the ballot for the New Hampshire primary election yesterday, the first In a series of State primaries that will test the popularity of presidential candidates. Mr. Nixon's name was entered by former
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    Lock icon US TIES WITH BANGLA: NOT SO SOON
    370 3 US TIES WITH BANGLA: NOT SO SOON IVASHINGTON, Tues. The Bangladesh Foreign Minister has asked the U.S. to recognise his secessionist government. But Washington has put off decision on recognition until the complicated situation there has been resolved. An Administration source yesterday said the announcement by President Bhutto of the
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    Lock icon WILD JOY IN DACCA OVER PLEDGE TO FREE MUJIB
    432 3 WILD JOY IN DACCA OVER PLEDGE TO FREE MUJIB DACCA, Tues. Thousands of jubilant people took to the streets, here, commandeered buses and trucks and fired shots of joy into the air in spontaneous reaction to the announcement at out the prom sed release of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. A crowd
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    Lock icon Trials report 'a lie'
    53 3 KARACHI. Tues. —An international Red Cross official yesterday described as unfounded reports that Pakistani prisoners-of-war were being tried for war crimes. Mr. Michael Testuz, chief of the three-man mission from Geneva now in Pakistan, said he had not received any information about this from his counterpart
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    Lock icon The day Nixon gave Dr. K hell every half hour...
    396 3 The day Nixon gave Dr. K hell every half hour... WASHINGTON, Tuesaay PRESIDENT Nixon was "furious" with his subordinates during the recent India-Pakistan war for not taking a stronger stand against India, according to syndicated columnist Jack Anderson Anderson quoted Dr. Kissinger, the President's adviser on national security, as having
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    Lock icon Workers in Karachi seize tobacco firm
    246 3 Workers in Karachi seize tobacco firm KARACHI, Tues. More than 1000 workers of the Pakistan Tobacco Company here surrounded the factory yesterday and took it over while President Bhutto appealed to workers to end ■ucb tactics. In Mr. Bhutto's hometown of Larkana, guards fired more than 100 rounds and teargas
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    Lock icon Bomb in The berr truck: 60 hurt
    220 5 Bomb in The berr truck: 60 hurt OELFAST, Tues. A ■D beer track with a bomb In it blew up outside a busy department store today injuring 60 people, most of them women and children. The youngest casualty was a two-year-old boy and the oldest a woman of 62. Most
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    Lock icon Marcos go ahead for trade with China
    203 5 MANILA, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Marcos has agreed in principle to establish trade relations with China, Agriculture Secretary Mr. Arturo Tanco said today. Mr. Tanco said in a Press statement that the President endorsed his proposal to trade with China, and he would now initiate
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    Lock icon Mouse that created $10,000 havoc
    123 5 Mouse that created $10,000 havoc ADEN, Tues. A mouse hidden in a sack of cucumbers bound for India cost East African Airways ISSIO.OOO airline officials estimated yesterday. They said the mouse jumped out of the sack when the East African VCIO took off from Nairobi, then disappeared into a network
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    Lock icon Sword for Ali
    39 5 AMMAN. Tues.— Muhammad AU. former World Heavyweight Boxing champion, left Riyadh vtaterday after a six-day visit to Saudi Arabia, taking with him the gift of a sword studded with gold, the Saudi Press Agency reported —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Stolen killer germs found
    69 5 BRISBANE. Tues. A container of lethal bacteria believed stolen from a hospital here yesterday waa discovered this morning locked safely in in a gardener's tool shed The discovery brought to an end a massive police hunt and radio said TV appeals for return of the deadly
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    Lock icon My first task to create faith in UN says Kurt
    394 5 My first task to create faith in UN says Kurt \EW YORK, Tues. 11 Dr. Kurt Waldhelm of Austria, started his new Job as U.N. Secretary-General today, and one of his first appointments at his own request was with U.S. Ambassador Mr. George Bush. A spokesman for Dr. Waldhelm said
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    Lock icon Ferry tragedy
    23 5 MANILA. Tues. A ferryboat capslted and sank drowning 36 passengers in Isabela province In the northern Philippines, police said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Funny-face may have reaped USs4million gem haul
    238 5 THE "funny-face" bandits may have reaped a UBs4 million haul in cash and gems In their bold raid on the luxurious Pierre Hotel, police said today. The gang, dubbed "funnyface" bandits because one of them wore a false nose and glasses, coolly drove
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    Lufthansa moves to Tanglin Shopping Centre
    646 6  - Lufthansa moves to Tanglin Shopping Centre Special Writer COINCIDING WITH AIRLINE'S 10th ANNIVERSARY By AFTER a spell of five years as one of the familiar sights at Raffles Place, the town office of Lufthansa German Airlines is now at the uniquely-designed Tanglin Shopping Centre, in Tanglin Road. The re-siting of
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    PROMOTING TOURISM AND TRADE
    316 6 PROMOTING TOURISM AND TRADE HAVING spent the past eight years in Singapore, I am proud to have been associated with the country's growth in economy and industry to make It a rapidly urbanised "metropolis." I am especially proud of the role that Lufthansa German Airlines has played In promoting tourism
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    Ties between 2 nations are closer, says envoy
    297 6 Ties between 2 nations are closer, says envoy MESSAGE FROM DR WILHELM LOER, AMBASSADOR OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY TC SINGAPORE. cTHE establish- ment of Lufthansa German Airlines' new office at the Tanglin Shopping Centre in Orchard Road signifies the close and expanding ties between Germany and Singapore. The
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    Executive board controls German airline
    416 7 UFTHANSA is the *■< flag carrying airline of the Federal Republic of Germany. It has a history of pioneering dating back 45 years, but the airline, as it is known today, was re-established after World War II in 1945. Since then It has grown rapidly
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    Lufthansa's progress in keeping with S'pore's growth
    745 7 Lufthansa's progress in keeping with S'pore's growth THE German airline, Lufthansa, marks its 10th anniversary in Singapore this yearhaving started with only a single representative way back in December, 1961. The airline has come a long way since then —with nothing less than tremendous improvement, expansion and prominence in promoting
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    Who's who in Lufthansa set-up
    243 8 TOWN OFFICE STAFF LUFTHANSA operates from two offices in Singapore— the town office which comprises the administrative, sales, reservations, cargo sales and accounts sections. And the Airport office which handles all ground operations, catering and cargo. The following Is a list of "WHO'S WHO" in
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    Hangar built for 747s at Frankfurt
    197 8 Hangar built for 747s at Frankfurt AT Frankfurt airport, Lufthansa German Airlines operates the first aircraft maintenance hangar built specially for the Boeing 747 and other wide-body, high capacity Jets. The building, unique In Its architectural aspects, is the focal point of a massive programme of increased and Improved Lufthansa
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    Freight planning on a big scale for the future
    969 8 TJY the time they have been built, airport Installations usually prove to be too small. Passengers and shippers of air cargo often wonder why the people planning these new installations are apparently blessed with little foresight. The airline Industry has indeed
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      95 8 Congratulations to Lufthansa on the opening of their new office at Tanglin stepping centre Ali L^^ nPSk: M\ ™E GOODWOOD GROUP I mm *I h/vens of i: HOSPITALITY IN COLOURFUL SINGAPORE SCHENKEB WORLDWIDE "**'h4t FORWARDING *'*f|S» ORGANIZATION service 2- n 5 continents W through Ml 300 /r^^p SCHENKER Offices '^mPSBHHS-
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    Keeping up with airline's image
    308 9 Keeping up with airline's image rpHE newly -built 1 Lufthansa Senator Lounge at the Singapore Airport 'opened its doors for business' recently— to coincide with the airline's 10th anniversary in The Republic. Built at a cost of $26,000, the attractively and colourfully decorated Lounge has been fitted In with furniture,
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    Who's who list at Lufthansa Airport Office
    185 9 Who's who list at Lufthansa Airport Office STAFF at tne Airport Office has been increased to 17 over the years to cope with increasing traffic. The "WHO'S WHO" list at the Airport is headed by Mr. F. A. Gesper, Station Manager. The others are: Mr. Francis Chew Station Assistant. Mrs.
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    Traffic office to get new look
    598 9 AS Lufthansa's traffic office at the Singapore International Airport terminal building enters its seventh year of existence, special plans are being drawn up for the complete renovation of the various sections at these office premises. The present staff of 17 include the Station Manager,
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    Lufthansa starts superjet service to the Far East
    276 10 LU F T HANSA German Airlines introduced its Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet services to the Far East last November thus making it the first European carrier to fly the 747 as well as the first European airline to link Asia and Europe
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    New type of container to be used in jumbo freighter
    770 10 (GERMANY'S nation- al airline has developed a new type of "container" for use in its Boeing 747 F Jumbo freighter this year. The container, which Lufthansa describes as the 10-foot (3.04 m) load unit, is virtually a cross between present
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    Boeing fleet pays off in economy
    353 10 Boeing fleet pays off in economy T UFTHANSA operates the largest fleet of Boeing jet aircraft outside the United States. Its fleet includes the 737 for German domestic and short-range European services, 727 for European and middle-east services, 707 for the intercontinental network and the 747 for intercontinental services with
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    What the future holds for air freight
    172 10 What the future holds for air freight BOEING'S first 747 F "freighter was pulled from the Everett, Washington, factory on Nov. 23 and nosed up to a huge display of cargo, graphically illustrating what the future holds for air freight. The eiant freighter will be delivered to Lufthansa German Airlines
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      227 10 THE SENSATIONAL CRELECTRODE SPARK PLUG with the 5-wqy creepoge barrier GERMANY'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER .V OF AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT fc^j^ DIESEL ELECTRIC (M) PTE LTD Advertisement Have you any export problems? Have you ever considered breaking into the highly lucrative European market with its tremendous buying potential. We are in business for
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      96 10 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO Lufthansa on the occasion of the official opening of their New Premises at Tanglin Shopping Centre from Maker* of Quolity Pencil* and Ballpoint Pent NORIS STICK 434 Furnished with longlife point guaranteeing unusually long writing length and clean lines from start to finish. Available in
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    With cash in hand, just head straight for Europe
    588 11 THERE'S a long, glorious vacation ahead of you. You don't know what to do, or where to go and there is some cash in hand. Just pack your bags, board the first flight out of Singapore and head straight for Europe.
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    Continent swings the whole year round
    765 11 as the German contribution to European culture. Nuiemberg wants to create something lasting to bequeath posterity. A group of new museums sandstone and wood, concrete and glass —have been added to the treasure-houses of history and culture. Together with the extensive Duerer exhibition, there
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      171 11 Daimler-Benz extend their best wishes to Lufthansa German Airlines on the 10th Anniversary of their presence in Singapore Your son will drive a Mercedes-Benz -or a copy! Things that have already happened to Mercedes-Benz cars other cars are just getting around to. German thoroughness and expertise at the Daimler-Benz Research
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    National airline on show to the world
    646 12 Spotlight trained on Munich— THE world's sporting spotlight is now being trained on Munich which this year, plays host to the 20th Olympic Games. Modern Germany and to a large extent its national airline, Lufthansa, will be "on show" to the world this
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    Where wining and dining is rewarding...
    545 12 By Special Writer pERMANY is interesting VI for a variety of reasons great natural beauty of rivers, mountains, forests and seashores; ancient traditions and romantic folklore; world famous music, art and literature and other cultural habits; good food and wine; the old and the
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    ASEAN meet to lay down lines for progress
    362 13  - ASEAN meet to lay down lines for progress P.M. RAMAN By ANNUAL REPORT TO BE DISCUSSED SINGAPORE, Tues. Tlie fifth ministerial n ice ting of ASEAN nations scheduled to be In- Id here towards the end of February will lay down guide-lines for the future progress of the fivenation organisation.
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    Exercises in four areas
    117 13 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at four training areas from Thursday: MANDAI FOREST from 1 a.m. on Thursday to midnight on Saturday: 8 am on Jan. 10 to 6 a.m. on Jan. 14. MARSILING AREA from 6 a.m. on Thursday to
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    Keppel wins 53.3 m Russian ship contract
    82 13 Keppel wins 53. 3 m Russian ship contract SINGAPORE, Tues. The wholly Governmentowned Keppel Shipyard has won its first contract to repair and maintain Soviet vessels in Singapore It will provide a year's repair and maintenance service to three Russian whalers for $3.3 million. Under the contract, the yard will
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    Boy missing
    23 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Schoolboy Chew Bee Tuck, 12. has been reported missing from his home In Jalan Pekillllng since Dec. 27.
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    Airline assessing; indemnity for crash family
    146 13 Airline assessing; indemnity for crash family SINGAPORE. Tues. China Airlines and an insurance firm in Talipeh are now working out the quantum of compensai ion for the family of a Sin gapore businessman killed in the CAL air crash last November. The airline's dist rict manager here, Mr. Norman Yu
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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      275 13 Straits Times Crossword '|K jpi| HUj Hjpj ACROSS gear (7. 8). 4. DoU— word peculiar to any- 515 c* l ?»W on board (8). where but America? (3. 5). 6. Large vehicle, possibly 12 (5) 8. 5 equals 1. on sight (6). 7 E^? I I w lth back nuin
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, January 5, 1972
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      BUDGET DREAD
      472 14 Malaysia's Finance Minister has a habit of confounding the gloomy and upsetting the prophets. But he has a hard task when he presents tomorrow the 1972 budget. Estimated ordinary expenditure is already known $2,735 million, and the expectation of supplementary expenditure to come. This total is $336 million
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      NOT WISHFUL THINKING
      291 14 Size does not have to be the absolute factor in the destiny of a nation, Mr. S. Rajaratnam told Singapore's Institute of International Affairs. An exercise in wishful thinking? By no means, as Mr. Rajaratnam demonstrated with examples from history. The story of man is splattered with
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      CAUSEWAY BOTTLENECK
      220 14 More customs and immigration officers alone will not ease the congestion at the Causeway because of physical limitations. Even the 13-lane checkpoint opened last August, to coincide with new immigration controls, have not been completely successful in coping with holiday crowds. Some delay is inevitable but everything, short
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    How a boss gets unwanted executive to quit
    532 14 How a boss gets unwanted executive to quit By LAWRENCE BASAPA CINOAPORE Julius Tay, topflight accountant, was scanning the situations vacant column. "I haven't been tired. I'm being dehlred," he said. Dehiring, an American technique, is the excision of an unwanted officer from a company. Take Julius (not his real
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    FRUSTRATED TECHNICIAN
    94 14 MY son, the eldest in the family was appointed as a technician and posted to Selangor. After serving for more than five years he volun teered to serve on tht> East Coast in Pahang. The understanding was that he would be brought back to his place of choice
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    Lock icon WHERE POPPIES ARE CASH CROPS
    527 14  - WHERE POPPIES ARE CASH CROPS THAUNG MYINE MAI (ThalJ land), Tues. Internat lonal efforts to curb i: .legal drug traffic are r Taking little Impact on t he hill tribesmen near r ,ere. They will soon have a nother bumper crop of 0 pium ready for the v /orld's illegal
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  • Letters to the Editors
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      WATER CUTS IN P.D.
      242 14 I have been a resident in Port Dickson for the past five years and have been subjected to air and sea pollution and now J.K.R. are subjecting us poor residents of this so called holiday resort to a new hardship water rationing! Water to this town
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      Untitled
      78 14 T^UTTERWORTH town Is flooded with beggars. It is not surprising to have as many as ten coming to beg in one day. It is not that we can't give five or ten cents to them but some are aggressive. One day I was busy at my desk typing letters when
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    Lock icon Waiting for the Master's return
    1178 14  - Waiting for the Master's return GAVIN YOUNG Fate of Bangla Desh in his hands Sheikh Mujibur tiahman, the leader of .East Pakistan's Awaini League party has been freed. But it is not known yet when i xc will return to Dacca DACCA. Just over two weeks after Pakistan's surrender, Dsicca
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    SEMS needs 'new look'
    694 15  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By TIIKHK is a growing feeling in financial circles that the Stock Kxchange of Malaysia and Singapore must come under the control of an impartial body representative of the financial community rather than under the control of brokers who, by the very nature of
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    Singapore trade up by SI ,609 m in 10 months
    314 15  - Singapore trade up by SI ,609 m in 1 0 months AUSTIN MORAIS By SINGAPORE'S exter- nal trade with Saudi Arabia, the Philip pines and Brunei showed the fastest rates of growth for the 10 months to October last year. They were 231 per cent, 142 per cent and 59
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    CITY TALK
    205 15  -  CROESUS By Still fighting I'M sure Power and Telecommunications shareholders are relieved to see that the company is not now to take over ailing Southern Cross Airways. For some three weeks the airline's only aircraft ha.s not been seen at Subanr. and there has been a lot of
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    AIR WAR HOTS UP
    605 15 rPHE airline war on the Australian/ Europe via Asia route is hotting up. Hard on the heels of announcements that QanUs and BOAC are offering Australia Europe return fares of AJ7OU (92,422) comes news of a Sirfapore lundun flight for $404 and I ondon, Singapore return
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    Hongkong Bank's chief to retire in March
    273 15 Hongkong Bank's chief to retire in March THE Hongkong and Shanghai Ban king Corporation announces thai Mr. J.A.H. Saunders, its chairman will retire on March 31. This will bring to an end a career of 35 years with the bank, including 10 years as its chief executive. Mr. Saunders first
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    Faber Union shock
    607 15  -  808 NG By PUBLICITY prone property group, Faber Union, is in the news once again. And this time over a bombshell it dropped without so much as a "by your leave" on the laps of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore recently. The shock came in
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      337 15 INSIDE $20 million shipyard at Butler-worth ready to »l'p its first vesael today; MSM's new furnace will double output; Shippinc rolumn; Monthly rompam results; I'eoplr in businna. Pace 16. A Company news; Share market report; Commodities; (losing prices and business done; Overseas markets New York. Melbourne. Hone Kong. Pace I*.
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    SHIPPING
    657 16 $5. 5«n carrier delivered THE largest bulk oil carrier to be built in Singapore, the 5,000 dwt Visahakit I was delivered recently to Investment Promotion Enterprises (IPE) of Thailand by Jurong Shipyard. It was built in accordance with the American Bureau of Shipping's standards and costs more than $5.5
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    $20 m shipyard to slip its first vessel today
    338 16  - $20 m shipyard to slip its first vessel today OH KEE TIANG By JJONG LeongLurssen Shipyard, a $20 million tripartite enterprise at Butter worth, set up by Hong Leong of Penang, Lurssen Wharf of Germany, and PERNAS, will take in its first vessel for slipping today. Based on a 10-acre
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    227 16 Ooodyear Malaysia has appointed Mr. Ng Scow Ken and Mr. Cheong Yip Seng as field sales representatives. Mr. Ng, based at the company's main office in Petallng Jaya. will be the representative for the Selangor area while Mr. Cheong. based in Georgetown, will cover the Penang and
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    NISM's new furnace will double output
    216 16  - NISM's new furnace will double output RITA LOONG By NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills has installed a fifth furnance which will almost double its total annual production. The 40-ton electricarc furnace, costiim $12 million, is expected to increase annual output of ingots from the present figure of 110,000 tons to
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      694 16 PRELIMINARY RESULTS Pre-Tax COMPANY Year to profit Earnings* Dividends C 000) Austral Amalgamated June 71 $1,741 ($2,278) 17.4 i 22.- Nil (10) Austral Malay Tin June 71 $154 ($575) 6.4 (24.0) 5 (20> Bekoh Holdings June 71 £106 (£163) 30.4 (46.7) Nil <13.6> Chin Teck Plant. Aug. 71 $1,442 ($2,010)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    996 17 810 AND OFPIR PRICfI OFFICIALLY LISTIO AT THI CLOU OF BUilNllS IN TNI SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THI STOCK EXCHANCI WITH PRICf MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VEITIROAY WERE: INDUITRIALt CLOSING TONE: AH sections closed firm. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1178 17 BUSINESS in and reported to the 'Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Fxchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Allied Choc. (2) 2.18. (5) 2.17. (3) 2.16. Ben and Co. (2) 1.47. (1)
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      MELBOURNE
      305 17 TV/TELBOURNE, Tues.—Mining IY± and Industrial shares were traded In a mixed pattern after a firm but quite opening to the New Year's trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils were more actively traded than during last week and some worthwhile rises were recorded. Wrstrrn Mining- found support 12
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      Indices
      68 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 83.08 Friday 83.08 Week ago Closed RUBBERS Monday 288.55 Friday 286.11 Week ago Closed OILS Monday 296.41 Friday 293.49 Week ago Closed INDUSTRIALS Monday 479.6 Friday 476.5 Week ago Closed DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 889.30 Friday 890.20 Week ago 881 47 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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      NEW YORK
      232 17 ~\EW YORK. Mon. The 111 market erased most of Its early gains and closed Its first day of 1972 trading mixed. Oalners led losers seven to six at the bell after a three to one ratio earlier. Dow Jones Industrials lost 0 90 Today's closing prices In U.S.
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      Exchange rates
      176 17 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Jan. 4. Local dollars to one unit of Kurt-inn Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar US. Dollar Local dollars to 100 units of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs Burmese Kyats
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      HONG KONG
      277 17 XJONO KONB. Tues. The n market opened nrm, but shortly afterwards sellers began to appear and prices eased with most counters closing at the lower levels. HKS Bank, Local register opened at HKS266 and having reached $268 at one stage In the morning session eased back to close
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      161 17 MERU TIN achieved pretax profits of £6,940 for the year ended June compared with the loss of £1,905 the previous year. To conserve cash resources, no dividend Is being recommended. Chairman JP.P. Reeve says in the annual report that the company's leases for its mine In Malaysia is pending
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        42 17 r.o.B. Inchcape Wearnes S. Dredre M. Bank Steamers Tgong Sec. Haw Par Dunlop C and C U.A.C. U.E. $5.65 $4.50 $442 $4.90 $2.06 52.76 $3.60 $3.70 $4.02 $4.06 $2.48 $288 .31 .2: +.11 +.11 +.i: +.i: +.K .a .01 .01 .01
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        Falls
        32 17 Wilkinson Genting L. Perak Bkt Semb. G. Lumber C. Sugars S. M. Ind. Merlin (M) $5.10 —.30 $2.08 —.12 $1.55 —.10 $6.40 —.10 $0.58 —.08 $1.62 —.08 $1.43 —.05 $0,741 .04;
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        Most active STOCKS
        21 17 Most active STOCKS Haw Par 376.000 Min Ncal 210.000 M Bank 117.000 Faber Union 114.000 Total Turnover 2.36M Delayed Percentage 18.29
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        39 17 Jan. 3 Jan. 4 Industrials: 199.4? Z00.81 1 Hotels: 69.73 69.19 Properties: 127.91 128.98 t Tint: 95.63 9S.77 t S rubbrn: 123.96 124.02 Dec. 30, 1966 s 100 r Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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        New problems at C&C
        428 17 ON the heels of Cycle Carriage's 40.6 per cent jump In profits and 5-polnt rise In dividends comes a warning from the chairman that the current year will bring new problems to the company. In his annual statement, Mr. Chua Boon Peng lists these as the
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        76 17 THE COMMERCE and Industry Fund, managed by Singapore Unit Trusts, has made its 16th distribution of Income at $4.72 gross per 100 units for the six months ended Nov. 15. Mr. Andrew Tan Tye Khim, manager of Singapore Unit Trusts, said that this brings the total gross dividends per 100
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        Tin up a fraction
        156 17 rE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday edged up fractionally by 25 cents to $619.50 per plcul on an official offering down 78 tons to 308 tons. The overnight London metal price was steady with forward buyers quoted at £1,420 per metric ton. The local market
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        Copper prices
        36 17 London copper price* on Monday (previous In bracket*) Wirehar Spot buyer £401.00 (£*****) seller f 408.50 (£411.50): Three Months buyer f 415.30 (£418.50) seller £416.00 U418.50). Market tens: Barely Steady. Sales: 2. 373 tons.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 17 JAN. 4. RUBBER: 90.25 cents (down 0.25 cent). Tin: 5619.50 (up 0.25 cents). Official offering 308 tons (down 78 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        108 17 C MINIM PRODUCE EXCHANGE, IINCAPORE NOON CLOtINQ PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Ctconut Oil: bulk S43i aeller*. arum 146 seller*. Ctprs: Mixed (f.0.b.) loos. UK/ Coot. t27 B. *>ea«wr: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 1007, Nl-W S2IS tellers. Sarawak white I oh. 96-, NL.W (205 arllera. Sarawak special black fob
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        Gold markets
        54 17 Msnday Saturday •U.S. SU.S. London 44.00 43.62S Beirut 44.50 43.93 Hongkong 49.33 43.75 Zurich 43.908 43.608 44.108 43.808 Paris 44.50 44.31 Spore (1) 43.175 45.10 t S Spore (2) 160.60 160.40 (1) Export price In non-stcrllng mv In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price* In Singapore
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        PALM OIL
        33 17 In London on Monday tbe palm oil prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European porta In bulk, sterling per long; ton Jan. /Feb. wai quoted at I'Kiti sellers (unchanged).
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        RUBBER DIPS
        289 17 AFTER a higher opening on improved London advices, the rubber market ranged irregularly between a low of 90.50 cents and a high of 91.25 cents per kilo for January. Business was confined to near positions and was related to January adjustment, and hedge operations against latex and consignments.
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        Selective interest in the market
        267 17 BUYING interest remained selective and in favour of the more established stocks on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. In a few cases prices were taken to new peaks as in Inchcape which touched 54.50 and Dunlop Industries which raced to the $1.00
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        Asian dollar
        66 17 'FHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U*****,000 and above. 1 mth ..5 516t0 5 7 16^ 2 mths 5 3!6t0 5 5 8': 3 mths 5 5 16 to 5 3 4': 6 mths 5 7 16 to
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      487 18 Qollei Singapore We have vacancies for PLANNING TECHNICIANS for performing technical tasks undt. the direction of production methods Engineer, to determine for particular products suitable sequences and timing for production operations/performing time and motion studies under direction and supervision of time and motion study Engineer. Applicants must possess the following
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      388 18 EA. MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT 8. INTERNAL AUDITOR Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Accountant* to fill the above positions: A. MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT Applicant* should preferably have an A.C.W.A qualification with at least 3 years experience In Industry covering: 1. Budgeting Control 2. Electronic Data Processing systems 3. Standard Costing 4. Managing
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      662 18 Qollei Singapore We have vacancies for TOOL DIE MAKER for fitting and assembling parts to make and repair metal-working dies, cutting tool, jigs, fixtures, gauges and machinists' hand tools. Applicants must possess the following qualifications:- Sec. II education or equivalent At least 4 years relevant experience Must have a working
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      743 18 BANK PEBTANIAN MALAYSIA Jawatan Kosong Permohonan ada-lah di-pelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia untok memenohl Jawatan2 sapertl berlkut: A. Akauntan B. Pegawai Kemajuan Ranchangan/Kredlt C. Penolong Pegawai Kemajuan Ranchangan D. Pembantu Kemajuan Ranchangan/Kredit E. Pegawai Kerja Kira2. Kelayakan Untok JawaUn: Mesti-lah menjadi Ahli salah sa-buah dari Badan2 berlkut. i) Malaysian Association of
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    Machine operator who saved girl from drowning
    254 19  - Machine operator who saved girl from drowning CHAN YAM SONG By OINGAPORE, Tues. Machine operator Gay Ang Chee was standing at Anderson Bridge around midnight when a girl dived into the murky waters below. Though he hadn't the slightest notion of rescue techniques, Gay, 24, fully clothed, jumped in without
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    Taekwon-do
    35 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. A taekwon-do course for beginners began at the Jurong Civic Centre today. Registration and details are obtainable from the centre's taekwon-do club in Taman Jurong from T p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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    TOP KARATE EXPERT TO JUDGE TOURNEY
    93 19 TOP KARATE EXPERT TO JUDGE TOURNEY SINGAPORE, Tues. An internationally recognised karate expert. Mr. M. Nakayama, arrived here today to help in the judging of the Singapore Karate-Do Federation's national selection tournament. Mr. Nakayama will be the chief referee in the tournament at the Gay World on Saturday to pick
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    More pay for GEC workers
    58 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. The General Electric Company of Singapore and two of its subsidiaries Ferris Industries and Murphy Richards today signed new wage pacts with their 400 workers giving them bonus, more pay and Improved working conditions. The workers belong to two unions Singapore Industrial Labour
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    Sheares is due from US on Friday
    93 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. President Sheares will leave Texas for San Francisco tomorrow in an aircraft placed at his disposal by courtesy of the United States Government. A statement from the Prime Minister's Office today said the President, after an overnight stop. would leave the
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    Move to protect workers from radiation
    336 19  - Move to protect workers from radiation MASIE KWEE Laws to control use of radioactive materials By SINGAPORE. Tuesday THK Ministry of Science and Technology is considering introducing legislation to control the use of radioactive materials by firms and institutions here When drawn up, legislation will specify procedures for the transportation,
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    Two subjects dropped
    94 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. Pri- mary Six students from the four language streams here will no longer be examined in history and geography for their schoolleaving examinations. This leaves only four subjects for the Primary School Leaving Examinations English, mathematics, science and second language. The Education Ministry said today:
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    A brave smile from the girl who lost her leg...
    197 19 A brave smile from the girl who lost her leg... KUALA LUMPUR, Tue« PRETTY Yap Fi Ken, the tapper who lost a leg in a traffic accident just before Christmas is facing the world bravely again after three weeks of pain. FI Ken. 29, was all set to leave for
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    'NAUGHTY' GIRLS IN LOCKED FLAT TRAGEDY
    211 19 'NAUGHTY' GIRLS IN LOCKED FLAT TRAGEDY SINGAPORE. Tues. Two "naughty" little girls, who were locked in their fifth floor flat, were later found on the ground. Three-year-old Mak Pei Lvi was dead but her sister. aged five, survived and is now recovering in hospital. a coroner's court heard today. The
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    Chief clerk found dead on road
    65 19 Chief clerk found dead on road SINGAPORE, Tues— The chief clerk of a law firm was found dead in Battery Road outside the Bank of China Building today. Police identified him as Tareire Francis Rodrigo Bastim. 51. of Messrs. David Marshall and Co. Mr. Bastim. who had been with the
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    Court officer's petition
    34 19 SINGAPORE. Tues The Deputy Registrar of the High Court. Mr. Chia Quee Knee, has filed his petition in court for admission as an advocate and solicitor. He is now on leave.
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    Opium fine
    31 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Chng Chiak Jew. 48. unemployed, was today fined $400 for having eight packets of prepared opium three opium pipes, lamps and two needles at Angus Street yesterday.
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      107 19 V lid W m A beautiful and striking ceiling enhances the decor of any BMS setting. For expert advice you can look up to on patterns, designs and installation, consult BRADY'S. The prices are far t_ below what you'd. ever expected. Quotations given without obligation. r 1 FIBROCEIL CEILINGS CUSTOM
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      667 19 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Opening and Housewivess 7.41 News am) Newsreel (C) Matinee -A Thundcing Night 1.15 The Bold Ones By Reason 501 P.M. Programme Summary 1.03 Programme Summary (Cantonese, Part 1, English of Insanity/Lawyers D T Ul Subtitles) (.00 News MI Altiai M The Valiant Years
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      163 20 JM n a m 9 er introduces its new Jadehne AfCN^' w^ C^'& i ***sr w refrigerators, Wondervision Television Receivers and the famous SingerMagicßobbinSewing Machine any Singer product either the 4.5 or 7 cv. foot Jadeline refrigerator, 20 or 24 inch Wondervision Television Receiver or the Lnnn^^^ Singer Magic Bobbin
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      When nobody wants to believe my car...
      476 21 When nobody wants to believe my car... ]y|V car was stolen from Maria Avenue on the morning of Oct. 25 last year. It was recovered at Han t a v Pan jang, Kelantan, on the same afternoon. Today, more than two months later, the car is still In the hands
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      Now the beach is no longer clean
      130 21 Now the beach is no longer clean A MAGNIFICENT ■^beach of white sand has format! off the reclaimed land off Katong, thanks to the foresight of planners. A few years of stability created a proper balance between constant tidal assault and an end to erosion. Initial apprehensions on ecological disturbances
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      50 21 Ar-""KR seeing the movie "The Big Boss." I was overwhelmed by the thousands of Bruce Lee fans. Why doesn't RTS telecast the ever-popular TV series "Green Hornet" again? I am sure many Brure Lee fans would like to see Kato of the "Green Hornet" again. GREEN HORNET ADDICT. Singapore 19.
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      46 21 THE road from Pa r Panjang to the Singapore Yacht Club in Jurong is being used as a dumping ground lately. Trash. barrels, boxes, shoes, rags, and who knows what else are being dumped there by the truck loads. Why is this permitted? CONCERNED. Singapore 11.
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      154 21 Govt replies SMOKING IN CINEMA HALLS: 2 BOOKED REFERENCE is made to the letter by "Very Concerned" (S.T., Dec. 17). Surprise inspections were made, and two offenders who were found smoking In theatres in Katong were prosecuted. Such action is being continued. KM writer Is thanked for bringing the matter
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      106 21 THE police would like to thank "Motorist" (ST., Nov. 30). for bringing to our attention the matter of the lorries being abandoned at the sixth-mile Yio Chu Kang Road. These lorries have been moved and the Dart-time mechanics who have been repairing them have been warned that action will be
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      The students who leave things lying around
      213 21 The students who leave things lying around PERMIT me to reply to the letter by "Parent" <S.T., Dec. 18) headlined "Thefts In the groves of academe." With regard to the case of the stolen cheque, the student concerned saw a staff member about this matter. She wanted him to refuse
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      347 21 NEW YORK? (why not spend both nights in bed?] Most flights from Singapore to New York, 3.35 the following afternoon. Arrive at 5.30. (through -going as well as transfer And spend the second night in bed, not in an connections, via the Pacific or Europe aircraft seat. have one thing
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      110 21 Ailcy Oa P By V.T. Hmimlim I TOLDJUM Y'AIN'T V HH^HM|| SLEEPING ON MY BED' I 1 IFfl M^fl NOW G'WAN. BEAT IT.' K!«IRi I a LVi Abner ~~~Z /lT 16//- A -BUT WITH THE SAME KEELED /wHLTPSVORE > &ITFLA&BIEP OLD DEVASTATING OVER 7 "METHOD* MANLY Rmmt.U I S -ABIT
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    Lock icon MOVE TO EXPOSE REDS IN SIBU
    125 22 MOVE TO EXPOSE REDS IN SIBU KUCHING, Tues. All citizens in the communist infiltrated S i b v urban area o Sarawak will be forcibly registered tomorrow in a move expected to reveal guerillas and their sympathisers, it was announced here today. A Government spokesman said all permanent and temporary
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    Milk powder prices may go up again
    197 22 Milk powder prices may go up again QINGAPORE, Tues. The price of milk powder, which increased by 15 cents a pound last month, is expected to continue rising soon. Mr. G.CJC. Choudhury, managing director of Ben and Company, today said that the cost of raw material had gone up considerably
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    New HDB phone
    37 22 SINOAPORE Tue*. The telephone number of the Housing Board's new Essential Maintenance Service Centre Is *****3. The centre has been set up to provide Improved maintenance services for the board s purchasers and tenants.
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    Labourer fined
    31 22 SINGAPORE. Tues. LaI ourer Sunggaram Ramasamy, 42. who admitted behaving in a disorderly manner at River Valley Road on Dec. 28. was today fined $25 by a magistrate's court.
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      246 22 SHIRTS MADE-TO-MEASURE EXPRESSLY FOR YOU SHIRTINGS AVAILABLE FROM STOCK: WHITE Sf ISUNO COLOUIED COTTON CHECKS 'OLM MTS NYLON "OVEN STUPES f URflni nf if 0 $tl*TIWO|r»H rli.M«n Ptmno Lum EMIOSSEO PUNTED VOILE OOIIY PUNTED COTTON MCO.UAM) KNITTED COTTON A vary laraa selection af fabric! from Switztrlena', Garmany, Enalond, U.S.A. and
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    No sugar sale probe call in Penang
    162 23 No sugar sale probe call in Penang pF.NANG, Tues. The Consumers' Association of Penang today urged the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to investigate complaints that retailers were refusing to sell sugar. In a survey conducted by the association, it was found that some shops were either selling sugar at
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    $1,000 a day rent for shop at airport
    264 23  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS: By OVER $1,000 a day! That is the rent a Singapore company is paying the Government to sell radios, cameras and electrical equipment at a shop at Singapore airport. Messrs. Boon and Co., of Change Alley won the tender at
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    Murder case counsel
    40 23 IN yesterday's Straits Times report on the Gold Bars Murders case. It was stated that Mr. G. Gopalan appeared for the four accused. This Is incorrect. Mr. Gopalan appeared only for Lim Swee Ouan. the fourth accused.
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    Ganja fine
    29 23 SINGAPORE, Tues. Sallm bin Mohamed Som, 21, a labourer, was fined 1150 on IS days' Jail (or having a kartoo of ganja In Sembawang Road last Saturday.
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    Presentation of SISIR certs
    49 23 SINGAPORE. Tv«. The Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sul Sen will present quality certificates and the first licences to urn the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research's iSISIR) certification mark at a dinner of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association at the Golden Lotus on Jan. 14.
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    351 23 Singapore again faces a shortage of cement SINGAPORE, Tuesday gIXGAPORK is again facing a shortage of cement. The president of the Singapore Building V/iterial Suppliers' Association, Mr. Lim Geok Chuan, today said the construction Industry had been "considerably hindered" in its progress during the past fortnight because of a shortage
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    For Sue it's 'Selamat pagi' from her students
    231 23  - For Sue it's 'Selamat pagi' from her students RITA LOONQ By SINGAPORE, Tues. Her Austra lian students never greet her "Good Morning." Still, the primary schoolteacher from Adelaide isn't complaining. She's never prouder when her young charges chorus "Selamat pagi" instead. "Just one of those little extras I teach them,"
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    Happy landing for high flying brothers
    379 24  - Happy landing for high flying brothers By Singapore, AFTER TWO PERILS -WAR AND AN ENGINE THAT WENT DEAD brothers Dominic and Francis Chin set oft' from Kngland in their 100-horse-power single-engine plane last month, they were intent on breaking one record. But they never bargained for breaking another at the
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    Spellbinding recital by Swiss cellist
    156 24 CINGAPORE. Tues. Swiss cellist Henri Honegger was presented by Donald Moore at the Victoria Theatre tonight. In a recital of varied items from the limited cello repertory, there was a spellbinding performance of the C major Suite No. 3 lor unaccompanied cello by Bach. One
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    $1,000 fine for graft by post
    92 24 $1,000 fine for graft by post SINGAPORE, Tues. A Malaysian, in a desperate bid to obtain a work permit after his application was rejected, enclosed $20 in a letter and sent it to the Commissioner of Employment for "kind help," a court beard today. Simon Dass, 42, who admitted the
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    Jailed for false statement
    62 24 SINOAPORE, Tues— Labourer Tan Song Eng was today jailed for six months when he was found guilty of making a false statement to the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau on Sept. 16 last year. Tan falsely charged that PC Abdul Rahman bin Nathan Ohanl had accepted a
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    Selfish but costly way to ensure parking space
    202 24 Selfish but costly way to ensure parking space SINGAPORE, Tues. A selfish way to make sure of a parking space for your car, lorry or van is to dump old armchairs on public roads. That is what some shopkeepers and residents have discovered. But they will soon find out that
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    Poetry evening
    31 24 SINGAPORE. Tues The University of Singapore Literary Society will hold lta fifth evening of poetry and music entitled Evocations at the Cultural Centre on Jan. 14 at 8 p.m.
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    24 24 SINGAPORE, Tues. The 110 th birthday of Swami Vivekananda will be observed at the Ramakiishna Mission in Bartley Road on Friday
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      84 24 Bugs Bunny By Ral P h Heimdahl A-lIVA i PUDD£Y! WHAT WHEN >OU SOLD ME I THERE'S SOME A/ER OMLV COVERED I P^\ I HAPPENED* i -S THIS ACCIDWsJT y MW£ P&/AST HERE V. IT HAPPENS VVH I L©T ZL II -n POLICY YOU SAID 7 ISUE6S YA DIDN'T/ ff*^7
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      828 26 FOB NEW ZEALAND •CARPENTARIA ifjßl Aft W L^t. Carries 12 MSMatm. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Singapore P. Shim Penani UaliW RAJULAt 28/16 Jll 27 Jll 21 J»« Na|apatt<um. Madras. JijuLAt "iJ F.I niU 21 f.i ■ajULAt 1/14 Mar IS Mk 11 Mil Naiapattinam, Madras. t Caaia KMMlutiM inilalll. JAPAN/tULF SERVICE: Penini P.
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      830 26 ORIENT LINES LTD. •ef=^=^=ss^. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE Smtapori P. S'tiam Penini Arritts: NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE 7/11 Jai 12/14 Jai 11/17 Jm H'bur| 11/2, R'dam 14,-2 Havre 17/2, London
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      600 26 M"^ala7sl7nm!Sernational shipping corporation berhad N«3OE Jla Ampang. KuaU Lu.npur. The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penani Arrittl: lUNCA TANJONC 1/ IJm Ha.re 29/1 London 1/2 R'dam 7/2 A'xerp 10/2 H'burf 12,? Breren 15.2 BUNCA ORKIB 11/U JM 11/18 Im 18/28 Jai Havre 13
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    160 27 THE ORT OP SINGAPORE AUTMO RITV AHNOUHCeO TNI FOLLOW. INC BTRTMIMC ARRANGEMENTS FOR JAN. S. OUT: Brnfcalrn 3/4. Prima Klnu b OJrrtrud Bakke 8/9. afalau 13/14. Koyo Maru 19. Tonan J*.ru No. 7 ;<2 olympia Maru 23/28. Yoko Maru H M, Norlanda 42/43 and Khaharovkk IN: stfnior
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      586 27 ivv^fAwiift™ To: NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON, TAMPA, JACKSONVILLE, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON. WILMINGTON, NORFOLK AND CAMDEN Singapore P. S'hjffl SCANOIA CLIPPER Jm 11/21 Jai 21/23 MARILYN L Fea 10/12 M 11/12 To: LCNGVIEW, VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON), LONG BEACH and SAN DIEGO. Singapore P. Sham •SrERO Ja 25/27 Jm HTM Aisi calliif Ticinu. S'MTI: STRAITS
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      680 27 few Sovereign Marine £*m> Lines, inc. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADING FOR ASHTABUL A, HAMILTON AND TORONTO P. Klang Smgapo't HAMBURGER WALL Mir 6/11 Mir 12 16 ADELFOTIS Apr 10 15 Apr 18/7) DIRECT SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING CAR6O FOR LOURENCO MARQUES, DURBAN AND CAPETOWN Singapore P. Klang PHILiPP.NE
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      766 27 /j^l^^\ COMPANIA ARGENTINA DE (g(]mV> 1 NAVEGACION INTERCONTINENTAL LOADING FOI JAPAN Singapore P. Sham Penang HUH ARCENTINA' 17/11 Jm EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A n. Caiijir Qii) Hrt SaittlllM *|liU Jt. lUU Jtlltl. riuat Sitpaari 1. SKSNIP CO. BHD Ili *****, J Til: tMII. 111. IMS W^b GOLDEN BUFFALO UNE jVtilSß^
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      673 27 1| rj> ILRMB*B^Bi«^^ \f A STRAITS/JAPAH EXPRESS SERVICE take great pleasure in announcing the appointment of PACIFIC LOGISTICS pte. Ltd. as their Agents in Singapore with effect from Ist January, 1972. They take this opportunity of expressing their thanks to Straits Transportation Pte. Ltd., who have acted as their General
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    30 28 FRANCIS FERERA, 160 Moulmetn Road passed away 4.1.72. Cortege leaves Mortuary Outram Road for Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on 3.1.72 at 2 p.m. Thence to Chua Chu Kang.
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      861 28 GENUAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUMCIMINT/r»RtSONAL ■m..p.r. so d PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 «.rd Malaysia only. 50 cents a werd nCTlll C Malaysia enly: $100 a »crd. Minimum #7 5« for /5 «oord» rUH Ut I AILO. Minimum tlO/- tor 20 wordi Seaport asss Mjlayila 0 75 cents a werd Slngspcrc snd Malaysia:
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      734 28 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL requires Oeneral Cashier/Accounts Clerk. Age 30-33. Senior School Certificate. LCC Higher School Certificate Acslmllar position. Certificate and experience In costing an advantage. Only Singapore Citizens need apply with full details and photograph to Box .6718 8.T.. Singapore WANTED CHINESE INDIAN Olrl living nearby. Hardworking, laundry/ cleaning. 3 persons.
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      886 28 CHARTERED 'COUNTANTS' firm requires qualiti experienced assistants. Oood prospects in expanding practice. Write P.O. Box 2764 stating qualifications, experience, age. salaries earned/expected enclosing photograph. EUROPEAN SNIFFING COMPANY requires Assistant for their crew department. Age minimum 30 years. Work -vll. include selections at Seamen's Registry Board and also English rorrcrpondence. Please
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      752 28 SALESMEN WANTID BY large Commercial Firm to sell dairy products to retailers, bakeries, and confoc tionerles. Please apply P.O. Box 851 FIRSONAL DRIVER REQUIRED for managing director prefer Queenstown .es.dent Call at 201-B. Block 3 Boon Keng Road, between 8 a.m. 3 p.m. See Mr. Steven Lee. AMBASSADOR HOTEL SINCAPORE
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      853 28 WANTEO hardworking delivery clerk driving licence essential. State salary. Apply to Box A 6703 B.T. Spore. EXPERIENCED INDOOR salesgirls/ salesmen wanted Immediately. Call personally at 57, North Bridge Road. Spore 6. AN ESTABLISHED CONSTRUCTION FIRM DEALING WITH THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING FOREMAN. CRANE DRIVERS. WELDERS. PIPE FITTERS, ME
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      908 28 SKYSCRAPER in Clemenceau Avenue 3-bedrooms. Luxurious furnished Flat $650/-. Jalan Kechll. 3-bedrooms furnished Flat $400/-. 2-storey semidetached House In Namly Avenue. Greenleaf Place. Holland Road, Katong Sea Palace Rental $750/-. 2-storey Detached House In Siglap Drive. Rental $800/-. Contact Slang Moh Realty *****3. BAN QUAN *****: Well furnished 3-bedroom house.
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      969 28 DIST. 11 OLIVE ROAD, Caldecott Hill detached bungalow, split-level, large garden, spacious entertainment area. Suitable for Senior Executive. Available now Tel: ***** Spore. ORCHARD COURT, Oxley Road, oft Orchard Road. 9th Floor luxurious furnished alrcondltlonal flat, spacious lounge/dining, bar study, car-porch. Principals only. $800/- Spore *****3. OIST. 10 off Holland
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      878 28 I DISTRICT 10. Furnished 3-bedroom flat, X bathrooms. S airconditionerv A gmrage. Ring *****2 1 8' por e). FURNISHED ROOM with bathroom attached. $200/-. Quiet locality Di* trlct 10. Singapore. Tel: *****0 OIST. 10 fully furnished semi-detached house for Immediate occupancy. Principals only. Tel. 609* Ml Spore FLATS HOUSES AVAILABLE,
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      1015 29 (Cont. from Page 257 Houses and land tor sal* PROPERTIES FOR SALI. Watten Estate 3-storey bungalow (263. 000. Hongkong Park 2-storey semidetached *7«,300. Serangoon Oarden Way semi-detached (33.000. Borthirive terrace corner (47.000. Weatlake Avenue 2-storey semidetached (110.000. Eastern Mansion 1 13.500. Still Road 2-storey shophouse (W. 300. Far Eaat Mansion
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      790 29 LINGUAPHONB INSTITUTE (LONDON) teaches 34 languages quickly and thoroughly. 80 years experience. 2.000.000 successful students. Guaranteed Courses backed by optional year* correspondence course Free Demonstration at 30A, President Building. 320 Serangoon Road. 8 pore 8. Tel ***** or (-33 Peninsula Shopping complex. 3rd Floor, 3 Coleman Stieet, B'pore S Tel:
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      926 29 STENOGRAPHY: Classes: Morning/ Afternoon 'Evinlng- Subject*: Short-hand/Typi-wrUing Office Practice Starting January: Success Ouarant<*4: Raja* College. Raffia* Plac* (»3»S8). Raja's 218 D Changl Road (4W7888). SINCAPORI CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 1 Associate of Raja's College) offer Home Study Courses: Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewriting. Correspondence. Secretarial Duties. etc Details from BCB Ltd. P.O Bos 3164.
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      849 29 NAM-H0 TRAVEL SERVICE Limited. Tour Malaya Seven Days BSUO/-. alr-condltlonad Bus 8*133-. Departure Cv*ry Sunday. Monday. C/ Highland*— Four Days 8170/-. Every Wednesday. Chines* New Year Tour Malay* Six Days SSUO/- Seven Days 8»125 c/Hlghlanda Four Day* BSBO/-. IS/2/72. 16/2/72 Malaya 4-days 8-nlghU 8(90/-. Haadyal ixnqkbla 3-dnys 6-nlght* 6*115/-. Departure
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      1073 29 FORD AMCLIA 1881 Taa/lasurance good condition new paint battrry tyrea SI3SO 0.a.0. Ring William *****0. ISO* T HIRALO. saa roof. NIC* registration numoar. excellent condition S2OOU 0.n.0. B CnsseUiurst Grove. Spore 19. IS** CORTINA SUPER. SS.S&O View at Universal Can Service Station, opposite C.K. Tang's. Orchard Road LATE IBS* VAUXHALL
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      SACA urged to send talented cyclists abroad
      248 30  - SACA urged to send talented cyclists abroad GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE Amateur Cycling Association was urged yesterday to send talented cyclists overseas to international track and road competitions. Tan Ene: Yoon, manager of the cycling team to the last Seap Games, I made this call in his report. He said:
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      Barker optimistic of better show by S'pore athletes in 1973 Games
      259 30  - Barker optimistic of better show by S'pore athletes in 1973 Games ERNEST FRIDA By MR. E.W. BARKER, president of the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC), is optimistic that our athletes will give a better show when the Republic host the 1973 Seap Games. "My wish is that all competitors and
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      Referees edge youngsters
      32 30 Singapore Referees edged Youngsters Youth 3-2 in a friendly soccer match at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Zalnal Abldin scored both Youngsters' goals while Chandra and Muthu (2) netted for Referees.
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      Drawn match
      20 30 PUB Recreation Club and Tamil Brotherhood Association drew 3-3 in a friendly soccer match at Parrer Park yesterday
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      ROUGH AND TUMBLE
      69 30 Singapore Crick, t Club's I. Hill (on ground) and ANZUK Headquarters' Moray-Smith crash with the other forwards rushing in —an incident in yesterday's Padang friendly rugby match. SCC won U. Scorers for SCC were a try each hv Nril Ait ken. Alan Morrison and H. Burrett and
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      Japanese, Aussie swimmers may come to Pesta Sukan
      281 30 Japanese, Aussie swimmers may come to Pesta Sukan By ALBERT JOHNSON JAPAN and Australia two top ranking swimming countries In the world are likely to be represented in this year"s Pesta Sukan Open championships. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association (SASA) secretary Woon Sui Kut said yesterday other foreign countries, including New
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      NOW 'GOLDEN' KADIR AIMS FOR MUNICH
      342 30 THE gold medal that Syed Abdul Kau.r won at last months Seap Games boxing competition has fired his ambition of earning a ticket to the Munich Olympics this August. And why not? For this competent and cultural light flyweight champion won the gold the
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      Smart Gala Performance
      510 31 GALA PERFORMANCE, a three-year-old by Crepello, did a splendid trial with stablemate Derringer at Bukit Timah yesterday. Sprinting from the 4f, they ran the last 3f In 37 3/5 on good going. Gala Performance (Jim Johnson up) went well on the bit. DayUght Express (Moses Lee) showed
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      Celtic triumph in battle of the giants
      580 31 Celtic triumph in battle of the giants riLASGOW, Tues. Left-back Jim Brogan nodded in an injury-time goal to give Celtic a 2-1 victory over Rangers in the battle between Scotland's soccer giants at Celtic Park here yesterday. I The win preserved Celtic's two points lead at the head of the
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      149 31 rjURBAN. Tues.— South Afri- can all-rounder Mike Procter will not join the Rest of the World cricket team in Australia although invited to do so by the Rest captain Gary Sobers. Yesterday Scbers telephoned Durban where Procter is currently playing for Rhodesia
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      50 31 BANGKOK. Tues. Italy's Roma girls soccer club drew 3-3 with the Thai male soccer veterans' team In a friendly match here last night. The visitors lost 8-1 to a Thai schoolboys under- 18 team in another friendly match on Sunday. The Roma girls leave for Rome today. AP.
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      149 31 BEDSER 'BOWLS' BRADMAN FOR A DUCK lON DON, Tues. Sir Donald Bradman, the great Australian cricketer, was out first ball In a computer Test match between Australia and England here. Sir Don was bowled by a perfect inswinger from medium-fast bowler Alec Bedser on the flrst day of the five-day
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      73 31 LAUSANNE. Tues. Avery Brundage. president of the International Olympic Committee, has issued another warning that competitors at the Winter Olympic Games will be disqualified If they have violated Olympic rules by advertising or by accepting payment for participation in sports. Mr. Brundage appealed for co-operation to keep
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      Newcomer Aurosa impresses in trial
      252 31 AT ROSA, a Class 3 newcomer trained by Garnet Bougoure. impressed In a 3f workout in 3» 4, 5 at Bukit Timah yesterday. A three-year-old Australian colt by Aurum, Aurosa was a winner over 6f In 1:134 at Belmont Park last year. He was placed
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      27 31 The MRA had dismissed an appeal by jockey Johnny Nelson and decided to suspend him for three menths. Nelson was originally suspended for two months.
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      39 31 FRANKFURT. Tues.— China's •able tennis players yesterday opened a series of friendly matches against West Oennany with 5-3 and 6-2 wins by their men's and women's teams. Other matches will be played tomorrow and on Saturday.— Reuter.
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      701 31 THE Stipendiary St*>- ward's report on the Penang races over the weekend. SATURDAY Race One: At the half-mile Richard had to b° eased out when tightened slightly from the outside by Juna and Mexico. In the straight Jnna was inclined to hang in. H. H. Chan, a
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      517 30 THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited from male Singapore citizens tor the position of:ASSISTANT SECRETARY Duties: Management and control staff, Association amenities, accounts, membership and service promotion, preparation of minutes of meetings. Applicants: Must have at least 2 years' working experience at executive level. Should possess a pleasing
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      547 30 ASSISTANT SECRETARY Applications are invited for the post of Assistant Secretary in a well-established local bank with international branches. The qualifications and experience required are Singapore Citizen, Chartered Secretary or holder of a degree from a recognised University and with at least 5 years exoerience in secretarial practice. Preference will
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    369 32 LONDON. Tuc«. The Mock market" rallied today to close mixed following Britain* official reserve fl»ure» for December. At 5 p.m. the Financial Times lnde» was 2.2 off at 477.4 after decline ol 3.9 at 11 a.m. Unilever and ICI were notably firm but other leaders were little thangeo
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