The Straits Times, 13 January 1972

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    25 1 PmcßiidiyyßAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Kstd. 1845 ir THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Sugar crisis worsens
    463 1 Sugar crisis worsens Malaysian cafe men: We may close Khir threat to clamp export ban KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Malaysia-Singapore Coffee Shop Owners Association today warned that the sugar shortage in the country had reached a point when they would have to "close shop' 1 if they did not get
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    Lock icon DR GOH IN BANGKOK ON 4-DAY VISIT
    60 1 DR GOH IN BANGKOK ON 4-DAY VISIT BANGKOK, Wed.—Singapore's Defence Minister Dr. Goh Kent Swee and his wife arrived here toil i\ for a four-dar official visit. Thailand and Singapore have no defence problems to discuss and Dr. Goh's visit is "a purely educational one." a Thai Defence official said.
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    Lock icon SNIP SNIP...IN JAKARTA TOO
    92 1 SNIP SNIP... IN JAKARTA TOO JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Government has planned a nationwide campaign to abolish long hair for men starting this year, official sources said today. Long hair has been abolished at schools. Now, government offices Including ministries and the Defence and Security Department will Instruct male employees
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    Oil spill ship's agent furnishes $500,000 bond
    307 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday A SHIPPING agency here has furnished a $500,000 guarantee to cover the costs of cleaning up a big oil spill caused by a tanker berthed alongside the Sembawang Shipyard. A Port Authority spokesman told the Straits Times this evening that the
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    Lock icon Thais capture Red camp
    44 1 BANGKOK. Wed. Thai paratroops with rockets and support helicopter gunshlps have captured another communist camp, the second this year, informed sources said today. The camp, captured yesterday, is situated in the jungled Ratchaburi province near the border with Burma. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Gas attack
    25 1 BELFAST. Wed. IRA guerillas today attacked a British Army post with CS nausea gas. for the first time in the current fighting. UPI.
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    Lock icon Nancy Kwan leaves for China tour
    59 1 rC world of Nancy Kwan will soon include China's major cities and tourist attractions. Here, the fur-clad film star strides towards a China-bound train in Hong Kong, yesterday. .Miss Kwan. who burst into fame in Richard Mason's "The World of Suzie Wong." is the
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    Third TV channel planned for teaching adults
    354 1 Third TV channel planned for teaching adults SINGAPORE, Wed. Television Singapore is likely to have a third local channel to boost adult education. This Is to be provided for by a Centre for Production and Training of Adult Education Television cCEPTA TV> to be set up at Caldecott Hill. An
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    New ties
    27 1 HONO KONO. Wed. China and Cyprus have agreed to establish diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level wt:h immediate effect, the New China news agency reported today.
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    Lock icon Mujib sworn in as Bangla Premier
    301 1 Mujib sworn in as Bangla Premier DACCA, Wed. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was today proclaimed Prime Minister of Bangla Desh. He had been named president of Bangla Desh last April while he was in a West Pakistan jail on charges of treason and "waging war against Pakistan. He assumed his new
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    Lock icon Oldest Kenyan, 147, dies
    56 1 NAIROBI. Wed. Jacob Mboya Arawo. oldest known citizen of Kenya's South Nyanza district, near Lake Victoria, has died at the age of 147. the Kenya news agency said today. Arawo left three wives. 134 grandsons and 103 granddaughters. He was given a mixed traditional Kenyan and
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    Tricked' into drinking
    61 1 MOSCOW. Wed Soviet worker I. Kuzlov has given this excuse for missing work on Jan. 2. Russia's New Year's Day. according to Krokodil. the humor magazine: "I misled my shift on the 2nd because a saleswoman deceived me. I went into a shop and bought a bottle
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      Lock icon £352 mil BID FOR GLAXO
      37 1 LONDON, Wed— Boots, Britain's best known manufacturing and retailing chemists, today offered €352.464 000 for the Glaxo Pharmaceutical Group. The offer is being recommended to Glaxo shareholders by its own directors. Reuter.
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    Varsity poetry evening
    44 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Literary Society, University of Singapore, will hold the fifth evening of poetry and music entitled "evocation" at the Cultural Centre on Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets at $1 and $2 are available at Cold Storage, and C.K. Tang.
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    ASEAN will not set up committee on neutrality
    8 2 ASEAN will not set up committee on neutrality
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    New British envoy
    190 2 BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN. Wed. Mr. Peter Qautrey. 63. former High Commissioner to Swaziland is Britain's new man In Brunei, it was announced today. Mr. Oautrey. who will replace Mr. A.R. Adalr, will arrive next Monday. KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The five ASEAN nations have decided not to set
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    1400 apply to hear British leader
    94 2 1400 apply to hear British leader SINGAPORE, Wed. More than 1,400 people have applied to the Finance Ministry to hear deputy leader of the British Labour Party, Mr. Roy Jenkins, speak on "Britain's Changing World Perspective, 1945-1971" at the Conference Hall on Jan. 21 at 8 p.m. The ministry, describing
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    DAP using lowest tactics, says Harun
    495 2 ROW OVER AN MCA MAN TN SONGKOK KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday GELANGOR Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Harun Idris, today criticised the DAP for "stopping to the lowest political tactics" in exploiting a picture of an MCA official wearing a songkok. What the DAP had done
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    HAWKER MURDER: POLICE HOLD NINE
    105 2 HAWKER MURDER: POLICE HOLD NINE SINGAPORE, Wed. Police have detained nine secret society suspects in connection with the Johore Road coffee shop murder of a hawker Chonc Slew, 20, last month. The suspects, all between 15 and 22. were arrested in a series of raids by the crime squad of
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    Cuepacs Sunday deadline for settlement
    89 2 Cuepacs Sunday deadline for settlement KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Service (Cuepacs) has given the Government up to Sunday to settle two outstanding disputes or face the "consequences." The issues are the two-year-old ban on the National Whitley Council and the
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    The last of S'pores floating nightclubs to close
    254 2 The last of S'pores floating nightclubs to close By NELLIE HAR SINGAPORE, Wed. The floating nightlife for Singapore's jet-set swingers is over. The Singapore Lady, the last of Singapore's glittering boat restaurantnightclubs, has stopped doing business. Mr. Tham Tze See, of the Goodwood Hotels Group who is in charge of
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    Raja's date
    36 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Minister for Foreign Aflairs Mr S. Rajaratnam will attend the seventh anniversary dinner and dance of the Democratic Socialist Club. University of Singapore, at the AA Restaurant on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.
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    AEB course for supervisors
    78 2 SINGAPORE. Wed The Adult Education Board is conducting a four-week course on "Elements of Method Btudy" for junior and senior supervisors at its Mountbatten Centre. Dakota Crescent, lrom Jan. 22. Classes will be held on Saturdays from 2 pm to 4 p.m. and on Sundays from
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    Wrong turn
    31 2 SINOAPORE, Wed. Motorcyclist Heng Boon Chew was fined $30 today when he admitted riding his motorcycle through a No Right Turn" sign at Scotts Road on Sept. 26. 1910.
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    Nantah's Malay Studies Dept stops taking in students
    168 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Nantah's Malay Studies Department has stopped taking in new students. The decision was confirmed today by the university, it gave no reasons. The Singapore Malay Teachers 1 Union is seeking a meeting with the Education Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San,
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    Talk on work of Samaritans
    61 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Library group services section is organising a public talk by Or. Qunnar Teilmann. director of the Samaritans of Singapore, at the library's meeting room on Jan. 19 at 10.30 a.m. Dr. Teilmann's talk will cover the work of the SOS and
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    12 CENTURY-OLD IDOLS STOLEN FROM TEMPLE
    66 3 12 CENTURY-OLD IDOLS STOLEN FROM TEMPLE CINGAPORE, Wed. Twelve century -old idols were stolen from a Chinese temple in Sago Street yesterday. The "Tua Pek Tong" temple had the idols for more than 110 years, said the caretaker, Madam Foong Pui Ming, 56. Among those stolen were idols of the
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    Lock icon 'US Navy ship rammed into us after we stopped'
    342 3  - 'US Navy ship rammed into us after we stopped' R. CHANDRAN By SINGAPORE, Wednesday I lEUT.-CMDR Prapan Rakkeo, CO of the Royal Thai Navy frigate Prasae, said this morning that he brought nis ship to a complete stop just before the US Navy Fleet oiler Ashtabula rammed the vessel in
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    Another survey of Straits
    134 3 SINGAPORE, W«d. 1 rpECHNICAL experts from X Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Japan are due to meet in Kuala Lumpur later this week to discuss details of another hydrographic survery of Malacca and Singapore straits. According to shipping circles in Singapore, the second survey will be more
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    Four of defunct paper's guarantors to pay $322,000
    250 3 Four of defunct paper's guarantors to pay $322,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Four men who had stood guarantee for a newspaper, the Malayan Times, now defunct, in the sum of $322,312, were ordered by the High Court today to pay the money to the Bank of Tokyo Ltd. Justice Dato Abdul
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    Variety show
    26 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Tamils Movements will celebrate the "Pongal" festival with a variety show at the National Theatre on Friday at 7 pjn.
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    Probe into society's ad for field trainees
    174 4 Probe into society's ad for field trainees KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Police are believed to b Investigating a newspaper advertisement placed by an organisation in Johore for the posts of assistant field trainee officers. The organisation Kebajlkan Perpaduan Masharakat Malaysia (the Malaysian Society of Solidarity Welfare) advertised the posts last month.
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    NTUC buffet
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Trades Union Congress wUI hold a New Year buffet dinner at the Trade Union House's lounge bar in Shenton Way on Jan. 22 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Syces strike enters Day 5: No sign of settlement
    327 4 Syces strike enters Day 5: No sign of settlement SINGAPORE, Wed. The strike by 350 stable boys at the Bukit Tlmah race course entered its fifth day today with no sign of a settlement. The only development today was that the Singapore Trainers Association had renewed their two offers to
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    MSA for S'pore airline? Query in House
    339 4 MSA for S'pore airline? Query in House KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday CommuniacaTIONS Minister Tan Sri Haji Sardon today told the Dewan Ra'ayat that he could not say if the Malaysian Govern ment would take action if Singapore used the abbreviation MSA for its new national airline. He was replying to Haji
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    Search for missing air charter tickets
    171 5 Search for missing air charter tickets SINGAPORE. Wed. Charter operators in Singapore and Malaysia are looking out for more than 50 missing air tickets of a charter firm in London believed to be circulating in this region. On Sunday, minutes before the departure of a charter flight from Singapore to
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    Labourer dies while working
    35 5 SINOAPORE. Wed. Labourer Ramanjuan Kandiah. 64, collapsed and died while working at the Kallang Slipway, in Kallang Park yesterday. Police said he had no external injuries. No (oul play is suspect-
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    India Day
    34 5 otno «pore. Wed. The Indian High Commissioner here. Mr. Prem Bhatia. will hold a reception at his residence in Pierce Drive on Jan. 26 at 5.30 p.m. to celebrate India's Republic Day.
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    Govt gets WHO aid to fight silicosis
    168 5 Govt gets WHO aid to fight silicosis SINGAPORE. Wed. The 0 Government has enlisted the aid of the World Health Organisation in its battle against silicosis, the Republic's number one industrial disease. A WHO expert flew into Singapore a few days ago to seek different methods of controlling dust and
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    Long hair bar for Ngee Ann entry
    432 5 Long hair bar for Ngee Ann entry EXAM CLAMP MAY BE IMPOSED By MASIE KWEE SINGAPORE, Wednesday "WGEE Ann Technical College will not admit students with long hair and unkempt appearance. Those keeping long hair may also be barred from the examinations to be held in two weeks time. The
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    $1,200 theft
    59 5 SINGAPORE, Wed— Thieves broke Into a house in Jalan Dusun, off Balestier Road, and escaped with $1,200 worth of Jewellery and cash yesterday. The owner of the house, Madam Lim Lye Neo, 32 locked the house and left at 8 a.m. When she returned at 3 p.m. she
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    A SPECIAL INVITATION TO PATA DELEGATES TO VISIT STORE
    137 5 A SPECIAL INVITATION TO PATA DELEGATES TO VISIT STORE SINGAPORE, Wed. The Tourist Promotion Board has launched a postPATA 12 promotion inviting delegates to visit Singapore after the PATA conference in Kuala Lampur. A special PATA flight will leave Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 4 at 10 a.m. for Singapore after
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    Religious meet
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Inter-Religious Organisation will hold a meeting at the Cathedral of Good Shepherd in Queen Street on Jan. 18 at 5.30 p.m.
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    1,030 homes offered to 10,000 job permit holders
    150 5 1,030 homes offered to 10,000 job permit holders SINGAPORE, Wed. Up to 10,000 noncitizen workers can be accommodated in the 1,030 terrace houses vacated by the British services and now being offered to work permit holders for rent. The Housing Board which is offering these one-storey and two-storey houses at
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      222 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS ence in Co. Durham (7, 6). 1. Plant soft drugs on SEATO 8. Dlckcnsian author* first bas; (5. 8). name could be Dayan S^^&V™ 1 >0. &if bad 10 JSt l^^ J ln U; l*" SSJ'k. to «np>oy rtn In M. From Bognor. that's the 15
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      'Marking' the quality stage in export drive
      482 6 Reports... by LESLIE FONG. Pictures ...by CHEW BOOM CHIN THE Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, will present licences authorising; use of the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) Marks to 28 manufacturers and quality certificates to five others at a
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      The task is to instil national pride into our workers to produce better quality products'
      370 6 The task is to instil national pride into our workers to produce better quality products' MESSAGE from Dr. Lee Kum Tatt, chairman of SISIR: DURING the last decade the contribution by the manufacturing sector to Singapore's Gross Domestic Product has risen by more than 600 percent from $187 million in
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      Presentation of awards will be a glittering occasion
      530 6 small as to be of little consequence to manufacturers. A foothold must be made on the international markets. That means competition. Slick salesmanship cannot always tide manufacturers over if their goods are basically interior. The Minister of State for Finance. Mr. Tang
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      The makers of quality
      354 6 THE 28 recipients of licences for the use of SISIR mark: I. Lam Soo*"i Cannery (Pte) Ltd. Toilet Soap; 2. Pan-Electric Industries Ltd. Electric Refrigerators; 3. Metal Products (Pte) Ltd. Pressed Steel Sectional Tanks; 4. International Wood Products Ltd. Plywood Type I, Type II; 5 Amcol
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      Quality scheme has gained S'pore goods confidence of foreign buyers
      229 7 Quality scheme has gained S'pore goods confidence of foreign buyers MESSAGE from Mr. Lim Hong Keat (above), Chairman, Singapore Manufacturers Association: 'THE Quality CertiA flcation Scheme instituted by the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research has gone a long way in helping Singapore manufactured goods to gain the confidence
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      SISIR'S successes have won it instant recognition
      523 7 SISIR'S successes have won it instant recognition AT the mention of quality control, the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) will come immediately to mind. The instant association is understandable. For such is the reputation of SISIR as the foremost promoter of quality consciousness that its name has
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      SISIR can help to produce better goods
      457 8 THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research commands a vast array of sophisticated equipment to help manufacturers produce quality products. It is the biggest multi-disciplinary organisation in Singapore providing service to industry. Basic equipment for conducting tests on engineering materials to determine
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      Dedicated staff is ready to render better service
      349 9 Dedicated staff is ready to render better service THK Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) is all poised to enlarge its role in promoting quality consciousness and control among local manufacturers. With a dedicated staff of more than 150, of whom over 50 are graduates in science and
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      Mark of quality —a boon to local manufacturers
      362 9 Mark of quality a boon to local manufacturers THE marking scheme of the Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) will be a boon to local manufacturers. A symbol oi quality measuring to international acceptable standards, the mark will help them to boost sales both locally and abroad. When stamped on the
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      SMA aims also for quality
      592 10 fH E Singapore {Manufacturers' Association has been very active in promoting quality consciousness among manufacturers. Together with other public bodies, it has put much effort into making quality an expected feature of local-made goods. Its attitude towards quality and quality control was cogently summed up
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      ' All must be quality conscious'
      700 11 All must be quality conscious' by Mr J. F. CONCEICAO. chairman of Singapore Quality Reliability Association SINGAPORE has done well in its Industrialisation, but continuing success in this field will depend not only on higher productvlty but also on quality of products. Singapore's home market Is rery limited. And even
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      278 6 We've been awarded a Quality Certificate by SISIR for the second time SINGAPORE INSTITUTE L»__ij STANDARDS AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH P Certificate la certify thai 'Xt>- te Lrvmos sin and 24-) turf b by IWC INM Si-mis iSINCAPCftt) PTt. LTD.. N HALT KOAD t i faith DAM) ON TCLEVUKM r TTSTIMC
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      29 6 TESTED AND AWARDED THE QUALITY CERTIFICATE by SISIR. SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH OIMALPAN STEEL INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD. futif. JilM tidiif, jurug Ttm, Siigntrt, 22,-Ttl: *****8/9 I *****9
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      314 7 ORDINARY PORTLAND CEMENT MADE IN SINGAPORE pj I 'Tjt\ SS26 1970 SINGAPORE CEMENT MFG. CO. (PTE) LIMITED PAN MALAYAN CEMENT WORKS (S) PTE. LTD. ASIA CEMENT (MALAYSIA) PRIVATE LIMITED Aptco CRANES FOR s«s« manufacture of Over- head, Cantry and |ib DURABILITY RELIABILITY tion of the cranes. 1 mmumWJiUKr' -"H lX»
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      84 8 VIINITED PAINTS PTE. ITD^B W has been awarded m once again with Quality Certificate by 5. S. R. 1 for meeting the Institute's I high standards of A ML Quality Control m jflk of their m 4 WL Products Jk HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO FEDERAL PAINT (S) LIMITED for being awarded
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      140 9 THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD congratulate their subsidiaries ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS OF MALAYSIA PTE. LTD. AND FERRIS INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) PTE. LTD. on the Occasion of the Ceremony of THE IST PRESENTATION OF LICENCES FOR THE USE OF SISIR'S CERTIFICATION MARK I AND THE 4TH PRESENTATION OF QUALITY CERTIFICATES
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      106 10 M The First and Only I LAMINATED LEAF SPRING MANUFACTURER 1 SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES (PTE) LIMITED H is proud to announce that I THE SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF STANDARD I AND INDUSTRIAL RESEACH m is awarding their I QUALITY CERTIFICATE p for our I LAMINATED LEAF SPRING We manufacture the springs
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      SCHOOL CHANGES
      489 12 Whether fear of the disappearance of the boards which have managed fully assisted Malaysian schools was the work of "perverted racialists" or not, there has been anxiety concerning the future of the Chinese schools which the Minister of Education dismissed with some vehemence when introducing amendments to the
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      OLD PROBLEM, NEW TWIST
      296 12 In size and scale the latest Israeli attack on Arab guerilla bases in Lebanon does not compare with some commando raids. It is in fact a controlled response to a slight increase in the activities of Arab guerillas working out of Lebanese sanctuaries. But Tuesday's strike
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      INVITATION TO THIEVES
      189 12 Singapore's thieves have not yet developed the insouciance of New York's bondgrabbing teenager, but they go about their business coolly nevertheless. Between Dec. 27 last year and Jan. 3, they broke into 50 houses and shops, getting away with $52,700 worth of loot, a sizeable haul for
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    COPING WITH THE PROBLEM TWO PER CENT' OF STUDENTS
    1030 12  - COPING WITH THE PROBLEM TWO PER CENT' OF STUDENTS CHEAH BOON KHENG By THE Dean's notice read like a death sentence. "It is regretted that those whose names appear below are not allowed to take the examination mentioned above as they failed to fulfil the conditions laid down under the
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    403 12  -  Kevin Conney By NEW YORK, Mon. The increase of male sterilisation as a means of contraception has resulted in the development of a new service here frozen sperm banks. Two such banks recently opened In New York. At least one of them hopes to expand In the
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    Challenge of a new mood
    977 12  -  James Reston The fundamental issue for U.S. Presidential hopefuls By WASHINGTON The scramble for the Presidency is on, and as usual, it sounds as if the candidates disagree with one another on almost everything. But in their occasional candid moments, they all agree on at
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    Lock icon SEX COMES TO MICKEY MOUSE
    329 12  - SEX COMES TO MICKEY MOUSE Charles Foley By T OS ANGELES The world's first Z-rated cartoon film is u>on us It took a team of 50 artists two years to make, cost a million dollars, lasts 90 minutes and is concerned with sex dope, violence, police bntality and revolution. fritz
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      Lock icon Now Mujib orders a new Constitution
      483 13 DACCA, Wednesday PRESIDENT Sheikh 1 Mujibur Rahman late last night issued a provisional constitution order envisaging a parliamentary form of government for Bangladesh. Two long sessions of the Cabinet were held. Legal experts were at the meeting to give advice on various matters. Under
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      30 13 MEXICO CIV. Wed. The Attorney General's Office yesterday announced the arrest of two members of a guerilla group and said they had been trained in South Korea. Reuter.
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      32 13 HONO KONG. Wed. Smoke still billowed today from the fore peak hatch of the former British liner Queen Elizabeth as she lay on her side outside Hong Kong harbour. Reuter.
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      230 13 LONDON, Wed. Lord Mountbatten of Burma, the man who supervised the partition of Pakistan Irom India in 1947, says he always regretted the act and does so more now. Lord Mountbatten. uncle of Queen Elizabeth, spoke before last night's premiere of a 13part TV
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      Lock icon US Phantom jets for Israel pact now ready
      180 13 US Phantom jets for Israel pact now ready WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE US has virtually reached agreement on selling more planes to Israel, expected to come close to the request for 50 Phantoms and 100 Sky hawks, informed sources said yesterday. The first planes are expected to reach Israel In 90
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      Lock icon ANOTHER DEMO AGAINST NEW DELHI
      101 13 ANOTHER DEMO AGAINST NEW DELHI SAIGON. Wed. Vietnamese workers at the Indian delegation to the International Control Commission held a new demonstration today to protest against New Delhi setting up an embassy in Hanoi. About 40 workers milled on the stairs of the delegation and splashed red paint on a
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      Lock icon Day youths saw a body in freezer
      110 13 rRONTO, Wed. Four youths who watched a TV horror movie about a trunk murder opened a sealed freezer out of curiosity later and found the frozen body of a scantily-clad woman. Police said that the woman, identified as Mrs. Grace Evelyn Todd, 34
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      Lock icon Heath's troops leave
      41 14 Heath's troops leave British Marine commandos saying goodbye to their mascot as they prepare to leave Malta despite Natos plea to Britain to give bigger financial aid to Malta In order to retain British bases on the Mfditrrranean island. AP radioplcture.
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      Lock icon Marcos restores writ of habeas corpus
      161 14 MANILA, Wed. President Marcos has signed a proclamation restoring the writ of habeas corpus in the Philippines. The President suspended constitutional rights on Aug. 21 after terrorists bombed an opposition Liberal Party rally in Manila, killing eight people and wounding 96 others Including almost
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      Lock icon Two killed in feuds between jail gangs
      89 14 \f ANILA. Wed. A longstanding feud between two gangs of prisoners at Quezon City Jail ended with a showdown and resulting in the death of two of them. Two others suffered stab wounds during the 10-minute fight last night and are now undergoing
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      380 14 Wo' to more cash aid for Malta LONDON, Wednesday. BRITAIN is being pressed by the United States and some other Nato countries to make a bigger financial offer to Malta in order to retain British bases on the Mediterranean island, informed sources said hero last night. But the sources said
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      Lock icon NOW ARMY WARNS THE PRESS OVER Mrs. SUHARTO'S PROJECT
      206 14 JAKARTA. Wed.- The J army has warned local newspapers that it would act against them if they distort news and facts to disturb public order. The warning wa s given yesterday by Gen. Sumitro. deputy chief of the Peace Restoration Command,
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      Lock icon Narrow escape by army chief
      41 14 PLEIKU. Wed. A helicopter carrying US Secretary of the Army Robert Froelhke today drew communist fire less than five miles outside the well-forti-fied headquarters town of Pleiku. military sources said. The chopper was not hit. UPI.
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      Lock icon Hospital told to pay $2.4 m for an arm
      189 14 Hospital told to pay $2.4 m for an arm (CHICAGO, Wed. A 38V> year-old father of six children was awarded US $800,000 ($2.4 million) damages by a circuit court jury today for the loss of hb left arm and the threatened lots of his left leg due to improper treatment
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      Lock icon Let's meet again says Phouma
      352 15 Let's meet again says Phouma Need for a new world summit on Indo-China TOKYO, Wednesday LAOTIAN Prime Minister Prince Souvanna Phouma has expressed the hope that a new international conference on IndoChina would be held after President Nixon's projected visits to Peking and Moscow. This was reported here today by
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      Lock icon Kennedy asks to be left out of election
      139 15 WASHINGTON. Wed. TT Senator Edward Kennedy is to request that his name be taxen out of the Florida Democratic primary election on March 14. Senator Kennedy, who has repeatedly said he is not seeking his party's nomination for the presidential election, was
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      Lock icon Surgeon hits out at US tobacco industry
      147 15 Surgeon hits out at US tobacco industry WASHINGTON, Wed. A U.S. Government official yesterday accused the American tobacco industry of deliberately endangering health by suggesting cigarette smoking was not hazardous. Surgeon General Jesse Stelnfeld said the industry was irresponsible and self-serving. In a speech here to an antismoking conference he
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      Lock icon Lebanon protest over raids by Israelis
      235 15 BEIRUT, Wednesday 1 EBANON has Instruct- ed its United Nations Ambassador to protest to the Security Council about two Israeli reprisal raids last night into southern Lebanese territory. A Lebanese woman and three Palestinian commandos were killed and several houses blown up in the
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      Lock icon Now miners block all fuel supplies
      352 15 I ONDON, Wed. Striking coal miners moved to make their walkout really hurt yesterday —by blocking fuel supplies to electric power stations. Orders went out to the National Union of Mineworkers to picket power stations on a 24-hour basis to prevent stockpiled coal or
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      Lock icon Russia prefers tension: US
      155 15 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. JWO congressional sub-committees said today that the Soviet Union prefers a state of controlled tension in the Middle East to a situation cf war or peace. The House of Representatives foreign affairs sub-committees on the Near East and Europe were giving their conclusions on
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      Lock icon Killed by own gun
      53 15 Killed by own gun CAPE TOWN. Wed. Swiss Consul Alexander RicJcenbach. last week, has risen today t.< killed with his own revolver early today. Mr. Rickenbach was In the bedroom of his suburban Rondebosh home unloading his pistol when it went off. firing a bullet into his chest, a police
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      Lock icon Typhoon toll reaches 72
      50 15 MANILA. Wed. The death toll from Typhoon Asian, which hit Central Philippines last week, has risen today to--72. according to the Philippine Red Cross here. A survey conducted by the provincial governor of the Island of Leyte also revealed that many more deaths remained unreported. Reuter.
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      28 15 LONDON. Wed. Sir Le«We O*Bren. Governor of the Bank of England, last night described last months settlement of the dollar crisis as a unique achievement. Reuter.
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      215 15 A lot of very smart financial people have a lot to learn. You probably know the finance and banking businesses inside out. But there's one part you may not know much about. Because until recently, there wasn't much you had to know. All about Japanese Yen. But starting now, you're
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      138 16 Rises Bt Semb $6.10 +.60 S. Darby $8.10 +.30 Inchcape J4.84 +.22 S. Tukang $0.88 +.18 Genting $2.38 +.16 S. Traders $5.85 +.15 OCBC $7.30 +.15 S. Times $9.00 +.15 Wearnes $4.42 +.12 C and C $3.98 +.10 1.0.8. $5.55 +.10 M and G $3.04 +.09 Inch
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      ST. index reaches new peak
      287 16 PRICES were marked up in the majority of industrial shares on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Blue chips met with selective support. Sime Darby proved a firm spot following news of the proposed merger with sister company R.G. Shaw. The share was
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1045 16 010 AND OFFER PRICCI OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OP THE STOCK fXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VESTEROAV WERE INDUSTRIALS STERLINC RUBBERS Cralglelca 15 JP K.U Kvpong 3OP 32P Malakoff 2 3P < 8. Rubber 23P 25P
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1319 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala liun-pur trading rooms of Uie Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown !n brackets In lots of 1.003 unless otnerwlse specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan (2) 1.56. Allied (hoe. (7* 2.17. Ben and to. (3) 1.41, (10) 1.40,
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      Exchange rates
      175 16 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Jan. 12. Loral dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or CD TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar lew Zealand Dollar JS. Dollar Loral dollars to 100 uniu if
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      Bekoh's shakeout
      441 16 BE K O H Holdings' chairman G.H. Lariß, in his annual report for the year ended June 1971, outlines important changes in the prouD's assets and operations. Because of the group's heavy total indebtedness to its bankers (£389.071 as at end-June) and the recent severe fall in the
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      Asian dollar
      61 16 T»HESE rotes were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 5 3/16 to 5 2 mths 5 5/16 to 5 hi% 3 mths 5 to 5 9/16% 6 mths 5 2 to 5 11/16% 9 mths 5
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        Tin up a fraction
        171 16 I^HE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday went up fractionally by another 50 cents to $619 62.: per plcul on an official ottering unchanged at 289 tons. The overnight Lpndon metal price was very steady with forward buyers quoted at the close at £1.420 per metric
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        74 16 rpilE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Jan. 13 to 19. Rubber 40"n cents a lfar. Copra $432.00 a ton Palm Oil $654.00 a ton Palm Kernel $334.00 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber W
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 16 JAN. 12. RUBBER: 88.75 cents (up 0.75 cent). TIN: $619,621 (up 50 cents). Official offering 289 tons (unch.)
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        PRODUCE
        110 16 OMINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE, SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: bulk (43i sellers, dium 546 sellers. Copra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose UK/ Com $27 B. Pepper Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100", NLW 1215 sellers. Sarawak white fob. 96", NLW $205 sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96", NLW
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        Gold markets
        51 16 Tuetday Monday (U.S. SU.t. London 45.25 45.75 Beirut 45.53 46.05 Honxkong 47.15 46.97 Zurich 45.158 45.708 45.358 45.90S Hair* 43.58 45.84 B'pore (1) 47.30 47.40 Spore (2) 168.50 161.50 (1) Export price In non-aterllng area* In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealers price In Singapore dollar* per
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        Copper prices
        34 16 London copper price* on Tuesday (previous In bracket*). Wirebar Spot buyer £***** (£415.00) seller {421.50 (£415. 50>; Three Month* buyer (428.00 (£422. 00) teller {428.50 ({422.50). Market tene: Firmer talci: 2.500 ton*.
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        PALM OIL
        33 16 In London on Tuesday palm oil price* of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK N European port* In bulk: aterllng per long ton Jan. /Feb. was Quoted at LK£9O sellim (unchanged)
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        RUBBER ADVANCES
        327 16 rE steadier undertone of Tuesday continued under quiet conditions in the rubber market yesterday. This was due to the absorption of January tenders and the presence in the background of Eastern European inquiry. The morning session closed quiet. The afternoon session opened slightly easier as for the first
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        November output
        149 16 "M"OVEMBER rubber produc±y tlons by estates of the following companies are: Kilograms Austral Enterprise 40,143 Ayer Molek 51 072 Btnta 2.236.652 Bukit Katll 49.090 Cralglelea 326.131 Jeram Kuantan 84.822 Kempas 2,236.652 Kluang 61.253 Kundong Tan Jong Pau 140.615 Leong Hln Ban 73.714 Lendu Rubber 48.534 Mentakab 70,306 M.
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      New arrangement to market palm oil
      244 16 LONDON; The selling agents sub-committee in Europe for Malaysian palm oil have become advisers to the newly-form-ed West Malaysian Palm Oil Producers Association (WMPOPA) on current International market trends. This follows WMPOPA's taking over from the subcommittee at the beginning of this year the
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      207 16 STRAITS TIMES Press for the year ended August 1971 Is paying a final dividend of 25 per cent maintaining the total for the year at 30 per cent. Payment date Is March 3, lodgement date Feb. 18. SIME DARBY: There are currently 55.9 ml l lion shares of Sime
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        MELBOURNE
        314 16 TIT ELBOURNE. Wed. Mining shares were traded In a mixed pattern after a strong opening on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Industrials which opened on a firm note, developed weak spots as the day progressed and oils, which were lightly traded lost ground. Western Mininr Corporation's uranium find overshadowed
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        Australian funds
        42 16 (A* at Jan. 11) Fund of Ann *tafU*»j As 4 24 Fund of Aust. (US Dollar) AJ3 M (As at Jan. 7) Real Estate Fund of Aust As 7 25 (From Jan 1 to 31 Property Bond of Aust. AJl.Ot
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        NEW YORK
        351 16 T^EW YORK. Tues. The stock market managed to hold most of Its morning gains and closed moderately higher In heavy trading. Analysts said news that retail sales fell two per cent in December from November weighed on the market. A Bank of America official said that due to
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        HONG KONG
        275 16 UONO KONG. Wed. The market was quiet and fairly steady throughout the day with the exception of UK s Bank Local register which came up HK$2 to $258 the London register remaining unchanged at $238 and K.M.B. which put on $1.50 to $60, other changes were fractional either
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    Punters will still pay usual stakes despite new tax
    249 17 Punters will still pay usual stakes despite new tax KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Turf club punters and casino gamblers will continue to pay the usual stakes for some time despite the new five per cent gaming tax. This is because the operators of the gambling systems in the country are still
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    Design contest to pick public relations logo
    83 17 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Institute of Public Relations of Singapore is organising a design competition for its logo. The logo must have the letters IPRS. The best design will get a cash award of $75. If the winning design or any other Is adopted
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    CASTILLO CASE ENTERS ITS FOURTH DAY
    107 17 CASTILLO CASE ENTERS ITS FOURTH DAY CINOAPORI, Wed. •3 Trumpeter Tony Castillo's trial entered its third day of hearing in camera in the Third District Court today. Castillo Is charged with having carnal connection with a school girl under 16 years at a house in Chartwell Drive, Serangoon Gardens on
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    $300 fine for teacher who hit pupil
    565 17 $300 fine for teacher who hit pupil SINGAPORE, Wednesday SCHOOL TEACHER was today fined $300 In- a magistrate's court for slapping and punching a gui pupil. Tan Jin San, 29, of Guillemard English School admitted beating Tan Bee Hua, 13, then a Primary Six student in a "brutal fashion" on
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    Is 180 days equal to six months' poser to court
    400 17 Is 180 days equal to six months' poser to court SINGAPORE. Wed £AN a period of 180 days be rrgwrdfri and accepted in law to be the equivalent of six months in a case where the law has specifically fixed the time element at six months? "Yes. for 180 days
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    Indons jailed
    40 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two Indonesian Illegal immigrants Arifin bin Jantan, 17, and Tan Ah Keng. 20, were each Jailed for two weeks today by a magistrate's court when they admitted entering Singapore yesterday without a pa«s or pern it
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    Obscene toys
    40 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Toy shop proprietor Chua Yong Scah and his son Gek Leng were each fined $250 by a magistrate today for having six bales and three boxes of plastic obscene toys for sale. The MM were forfeited.
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      614 17 On your TV and Radio 2.45 P.M. Programme Summary 7.39 Alias Smith and Jones 2.47 Toto Results Jailbreak at Junction City 3.13 Checkmate A Funny Thing 1.21 Programme Summary Happened On My Way to the 1.32 Chahaya Game 9.M News (M) 3.51 Top Cat 1.17 Rukunegara 4.17 Skippy, The Bush
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      215 17 3.N P.M. Opening and Where the I 1.55 Fury Packy's Dilemma Heart Is 7.25 Interview with Siauw Tjhiang 3.21 Nam Isainyarkal Featuring Katheresan (Repeat) J e s C) 7.M Our Music Makers featuring 3.35 Its Happening in Singapore Tan Ngian Hw and Tan t <C rep"') K oon (C) 3.51
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      FETC broke law of contract, says a passenger
      515 18 FETC broke law of contract, says a passenger LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the w r i t c r s' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. T REFER to the news item (S.T.
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      128 18 YOU published a letter (ST.. Jan. 7), entitled "How do I start a business without any capital?" From its contents it would appear that the writer is a person who wrote to me in almost Identical terms on Dec. 21 1971 and whose claim to wk^raw f'.om the Redundancy Payments
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      123 18 rWERYDAY one reads in £j tne newspapers of campaifcns against cancer, tuberculosis, air ana noise pollution, but nttie do we realise tnat a Gisease callea "Epiaema is quite common in Singapore. Epiaema attacks tne skin especially on the face, nanas and legs leaving permanent white patcnes. I. with four dots
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      SUCH A SHOCK!
      211 18 SUCH A SHOCK! Now can we have the rest of these songs please I MISSED the introductory remarks before Radio Singapore's broadcast of Schubert's "Wlnterreise" last Saturday. This only partly explains the mild shock I received when the programme was terminated two thirds of the way through with the news
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      161 18 IT Is so heartening to read in the Straits Times that tne EDB is offering help to find homes for work permit hoiaers. However, as stated in your paper, the EDB is omy considering tnose in the. construction lnaustry and certain sections of the public sector. I wonder if this
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      60 18 WHEN I was asked to state my birth registration number In my Job application forms I realised to my dismay, that my original birth certificate was missing. Luckily for me, I have a duplicate. Can I apply to the Registrar of Births for a new certificate or go on using
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      49 18 I LIVE at Block 110, Lorong 1, To a Pay oh. Opposite on what was once a farming area several blocks of S.I.T. flats are under construction. Mosquitoes and sand-files are breeding there In large quantities making life difficult for my Infant son. Action please. CONCERNED MOTHER. Singapore 12.
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      Metric postal rates: Where the public stands to gain
      743 18 Metric postal rates: Where the public stands to gain GOVERNMENT REPLIES I REFER to the news items entitled "Metric Snock: Airman Rates up as much as 100 per cent" and "Metric Pusnes Up Postage Rates" which appeared in the Sunday Times and Sunaay Mail respectively on Jan. 9. As the
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      85 18 f^R Restaurant i 1 Live crabs $2.50 per kati. >"*s& f Full Sea-Food Course for 10 persons $70/- j Free of service charge. For only SO cr» you -ii con enjoy lively entertainment number* here /*O Come and meet Cleopatra of Toipeh, Mi» Yo Ch.n 9 T.V. ttar, Mr. Shonkwan
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    Prosperity ahead
    1284 19 Changi village now in the dc'drums after British pullout will be humming again in six months PERSPECTIVE -a SPECIAL REPORT by CHIA POTEIK CHANGI, the last area in Singapore to see the British forces pull-out, is in the throes of transition today. This has not been unexpected. Six
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    Jail, rotan for trio who robbed taximen
    239 19 Jail, rotan for trio who robbed taximen SINGAPORE, Wed— Three youths hired two taxis and then robbed the drivers at the end of the ride, a district court heard today. Mohamed Ja'ffar bin Mohamed Yasim, 22. Saban bin Soad. ID. and Alias bin Mohamed Hashlm, 20, were today charged with
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    41 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Teachers' Pblk Dance Society will hold a new class (or beginners. Annual subscription Those Interested can register at the Raffles Girls Primary School hall. Queen Street, between 3.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. on Sunday*.
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      239 20 ...they are not so dull as you think rpHE working girl is probably one of the luckiest girls around these days. She has equal job opportunities with the men. She seldom has to commute long distances to work. And chances are, she works in airconditioned comfort. But best
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      894 20 The male should be taller than the female' \yHO\S the man whom women like to "mother" but think twice about falling in love with? Who's the man most likely to get passed over for promotion even though he can do the job and has all the qualifications?
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      258 20 IT'S never comfortable 1 to sleep with rollers in the hair. But for the sake of a prettylooking head of curls the next morning, a girl always puts up with this discomfort. They don't mind having to sleep in one position most of the time,
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      501 20 EKDR the past 10 years, Miss Lulu 1 Wong has been nursing a secret wish. And doing what she was doing during this time only made her more anxious to see it materialise. Lulu is a barber one of the growing number
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    430 21  - FEFC to go ahead with hike P.M. RAMAN Decision to up rates final, shippers told |_By SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Far Eastern Freight Conference decision to increase freight rates from Singa-pore-Malaysia to Europe by 17.5 per cent in two stages 15 per cent from Feb. 21 and another 2.5 per cent
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    44 21 SINGAPORE, Wed. St. John Ambulance Brigade (Transport Division 1 will hold a ftr&iaid course for the public In English and Chinese early next nr.oiuh. Those Interested can apply at brigade headquarters between 6 p.m. ar.d 8 p.m. before Jan. 31.
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    MAN FREED FROM JAIL ROBS AGAIN
    96 21 MAN FREED FROM JAIL ROBS AGAIN SINGAPORE, Wed. Twelve days after a man was released from a seven-year prison term for armed robbery, be started robbing again, a district court beard today. Ang Chiok Huang, 28, who was released on Dec. 15, 1970, pleaded guilty today to 20 charges of
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    Architect is stamp club president
    68 21 Architect is stamp club president SINGAPORE, Tues.—Architect Mr. Koh Scow Chuan has been elected president of the Singapore Stamp Club. Other officials are vice-presi-dent and treasurer Mr. George Wong; secretary Mrs. Mary Johnson, assistant secretary Mr. Brian Rose, exchange manager Mrs. Beryl Smith and postal auctioneer Mr. Jeffrey Tan. Committee
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    Fatal roof fall
    28 21 SINOAPORE. Wed. Workman Ng Chin Meng. 39. of Florence Road, died after he slipped and fell from a roof of a factory at Pulau Branl.
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    213 21 I POH, Wed— Shanti Underwood is only 16, She is a fourth form pupil of the Government English Girls' School in Kuala Kangsar. But when she enters the Geelong Grammar School near Melbourne in Australia next month, she will be chalking
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    39 21 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese YMCA will start an art course for children between seven and nine on Saturday at 3pm The 10-session course will include Instructions in colour composition, nature, still life and imaginative drawing.
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    27 21 ALOR STAR. Wed. A baby show scheduled to be held here on Saturday has been cancelled because of the outbreak of po.lo in Kedah.
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    167 21 SINGAPORE. Wed. j WEST GERMANY and Singapore have agreed on a policy of promoting Investment In the two countries, the West German Deputy Minister for Economic Co-operation, Professor Karl-Heinz Sohn, said today. An agreement tv this effect was being prepared and would
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      621 22 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG LADIES IN SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR FIELD COORDINATORS i An interesting career awaits young and per- i sonable ladies who fulfil the following basic j qualifications for employment in our Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Offices: (1) Age 21 to 28 years; (2) Good personality with pleasant
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      741 22 German electro and mechanical manufacturer invite applicants from Singapore and Malaysia for the belowmentioned positions: MACHINE SPECIALIST Experienced with punching pressers and machine fittings. Technical qualification preferred. Minimum 3 years pract'' M experience. Must be able to speak English. L'ular,) on a monthly basis and will be dependent on experience.
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      920 24 i i'iii T ■■t-_ FOR NEW ZIALAND Penang P S'liim Singapore mliag fat: •CARPENTARIA 21/21 JM 21/» JM J»/31 JM Lytteltoo. Wel'ton, Auck Camel 12 aaueigert. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Siniapore P. Sham Pening Uttihal lars RAJULAt 21/21 Jai 2T Jai 21 Jll Nagapattmam. Madras. RAJULAt 88 M MFH 21 FH Nagapattinam,
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      696 24 ORIENT LINES LTD. c r (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 Smgaport P. Sham Ptnang m NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE IR Part 14/11 Jai H'burg 11/2, R'dam 13/2, Havrt 14/2. London 20/2.
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      730 24 S SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na3O6.Jln. Am pang. Kuala Lu.npur Th e National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang tntni: BUNCA ORKID Caa. 33-34 15/11 Jli 11/» Jm Havre 13! London 16? R'dam 21 2 A'werp 24 Hturg ?6-2 Bremen 28'J BUNCA MELOR 1/ I
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      1061 25 STATE LINES PTE. LIMITED LOUINt FH LSNCVIEW, VANCOUVER 1.C.. UCOM* 1 ALAMfDA Singapon f "CMM.INE" (Built 1957) 11/11 Us IJ/U Im «i -MMcir a/a Frt \i t v» lOAOINS FM IWHEMO MAMDES, DUtMN 1 CAPETOWN. Singapore P. Klang ■.f. '•«>»» SNAN" 11/11 JIB 34,17 Ua LOAIINI FOI lANUOK Singapore P.
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      408 25 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Wlndlng-Up No. 17 of 1971. > In the Matter ol the Companies Act (Chapter 185. 1970 Ed.) And In the Matter of Custom Fabrications Private Limited. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that s petition for the wlndlng-up ol
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      220 25 BY ORDER OF THE CHIEF SUPPLIES OFFICER. SINGAPORE CHEONO KOON SENG Sc CO. (PTE.) LTD., WOL SKI, 1 1 BY PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD AT THE CENTRAL SUPPLIES OFFICE COMPOUND KANDANO KERBAU. ■SINGAPORE ON THURSDAY. 20th JANUARY. 1972 at 10.00 am. CONFISCATED. UNSERVICEABLE AND SURPLUS STORES Comprising Refrigerators, Transmitters.
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    20 26 FAMILY OF LATE Mr. Murugesu Chellayah thank relatives and friends for th.Mr presence, messages of sympathy and floral tribute.
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    87 26 TAN ENC BAM, aged M. passed away peacefully at 245 Onan Road. leaving behind wife, two sons, one dau^httr. two dauKhtcrs-ln-law. one son-in-law and ten grandchildren Cortege leaving 11 a.m. 16 1 72 CHARLES VICTOR EMIL, aged 54 rassed away peacefully 12.1 72 CorU'Ke leaves Blk. 140. 54. Lorong
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      706 26 APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from female Singapore Citizen* for the poet of Harbour Tour Guide*. Requirements: Charming peisonality. must speak good English, between 17—25 years old. Qualifications Minimum Senior Cambridge. Please apply to P. O. Box 1185 B'pore with recent pa**port-*lze photograph (nonreturnable), salary expected and telephone contact number. APPLICANTS replying
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      733 26 ESTABLISHED FIRM of solicitor* require Assistant with 2 to 3 year* experience of conveyancing and other non contentious business. Please write to P.O. Box 152 B'pore. with full particular* i ■ualiflc»tlons and experience. TYPIST, some ihorthand/flllng. knowledge of or willing to learn duplicating machine, uddressograph Cambrldte 1 or 2. Salary
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      726 26 2 ROLLER DRIVERS WANTED (with Class 5 Driving Licence). Apply personally to 93. Queen Street from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on 14.1.73 or Tel: Spore *****. LIVE-IN AMAH for washing, cooking and house keeping work required Immediately. Preferably to apeak In Engilab or Japanese. Phone: B'pore *****2 Tenjln. INDUSTRIAL
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      811 26 WANTED EXPERIENCED TAILORS. For particular* please ring *****3 B'pore. MID-WIFE REQUIRED, able to type. Apply secretary, 429 North Bridge Roid, B'pore. WANTED CAR WASHER for Esso Station 174. Holland Road and Leedon Park. Apply personally. WANTED MALE FEMALE Age 19 49 a* SALES SUPERVISORS/OFFICERS for Established Company. Experience not necessary,
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      965 26 TREVOSE CRESCENT, DIST. 11 3 bedrooms. 2-storey. 2 aircondltloners/ longbaths, telephone. 8.000 sq. ft., furnished. $1,200: Near Botanical Gardens Flat $750; Spore *****1. DIST. 21 4-bedroomed 2-storey detached house 3 bathrooms, curtain provided. Unfurnished rent $1500. Available Immediately. Ring 6604LM 8 pore. 9 M/S CNANGI. Urge bungalows In quiet residential
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      1033 26 CANADIAN ENGINEER SEEKS airconditioned bed 'sitting room with bathroom attached. Dist. 9 Ring *****? 830 a.m. 4.30 p.m. EUROPEAN EXECUTIVE REQUIRES or 11 Rent about $700. Tel: Spore *****0 after 1 30 p.m. Eldsrly American Baenelcr requlrea One 1 ixurlous y furnished apartment or a detached bungalow In good locality.
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      Great start then bottom falls off World batting
      744 27  -  JACK FINGLETON By SYDNEY, Wed. Set the mammoth task by Australia of making 582 runs to win in 610 minutes, the World Eleven had made a wonderful start to its big job and at one stage in the late afternoon here was
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      157 27 AISTRALIA Is! Inns Sit WORLD XI lit Inns 277 AUSTRALIA 2nd Inns (overnight 414-6). Inverarity b Cunis 9 Stackpole b Sobers 95 1. Chappell c Engineer b Mascod 119 Benaud c Ackerman b Bed! 17 O. Chappell not out 197 Walters b lntikhab 4 March c Oavaskar b Masood
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      Anzuk rally to 16-12 win
      62 28 ANZL'K Base Transit Unit came from behind to beat Singapore Cricket Club 16-12 (four tries to two goals) In a friendly rugby match on the padaue yesterday. Baker (2), Raw lings and FUmer got ANZUK's tries, while BCC's points came from a try by Wilson
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      NSPB picnic
      26 28 NATIONAL Sports Promotion Board will hold a picnic lunch for sports liaison officers from public and private sector at Changl Swimming Club on Sunday.
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      Hsieh weds
      26 28 TOKYO. Wed Taiwan's professional golfer Hsleh MlnNan. 31, was married here today to Miss Chen Chlng-Chl. 26. daughter of famou? Taiwanese golfer Chen Chlng-Bul
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      172 28 TH)NV VICKERB, (right) the es-heavywelfht champion of Australia, yesterday had a rood look at our boxlrvj pridr. llfhtflywfl«ht Ryed Abdul Kadlr. and t%vr the thumbsop tign, rr ports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. The toirr- turned hotelier, whose last Bfht was against Kitone Lave In Singapore In IKS, was here for a night
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      Coach— Chan: My plan to keep S'pore in front
      473 28  - Coach Chan: My plan to keep S'pore in front By JOE DORAI SWIMMING coach Dr. Chan Ah Kow yesterday said he had a seven-point plan to keep Singapore as the top South-east Asian nation when the Seap Games would be staged here in 1973. Dr. Cnan. toid the Rotary Ciub
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      Bank to protest after 5-1 beating by J and J
      249 28 Bank to protest after 5-1 beating by J and J riHARTERED BANK lost v< their SBHF League Division Three soccer match yesterday by 5-1 to Jebsen and Jessen and then announced they would protest to the tournament organisers, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Team captain Majld Ariff said: "Our protest la against
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      CYCLING OFFICIALS GET A BRICKBAT
      311 28  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE By /CENTRALISED training for cyclists should be abolished so long as all members of the squad are expected to live under the same roof. This Is the recommendation of BACA secretary O. I. Balasundram in a frank even blunt report to the association.
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      Sasa to implement three-year scheme soon
      282 28  -  ALBERT JOHNSON B» SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association is confident of raising $200,000 to implement its three-year programme. Sasa secretary Woon Sul Kut said yesterday the management committee would meet soon to study the various projects for 1972, 1973 and 1974. Mr. Woonsaid: "Although the
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      Good news Lawrence will compete in S'pore GP
      211 28  - Good news Lawrence will compete in S'pore GP ERNEST FRIDA By NEW ZEALAND'S mo-tor-racing ace, Graeme Lawrence, who was injured In a serious accident in the New Zealand Grand Prix last week, will defend his Singapore GP title in April. Sineapore woman GP driver Anne Wong, of the MSA racing
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      Nasuk edge Borneo for 2nd win
      184 28 Nasuk edge Borneo for 2nd win TVASUK UNITED, a make--11 shift team of British schoolteachers, scored their second successive win in the SBHFL Div. Two at Oeylang vr^terday when they edged Borneo Group 1-0. NASUK or me National Association of Schoolteach ers of the United Kin? dom. who made their
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      Full Regalia shows good form in workout
      357 29  - Full Regalia shows good form in workout EPSOM JEEP By ILL REGALIA and stablemate Born Free II did an impressive trial at Bukit Timah yesterday. Breaking into a gallop at the 4f they ted home in 36 4/ssec for the last 3f dy Born Free II (apprentice H. H. Chin),
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      Lock icon Top GP racing award to France
      222 29 GENEVA, Wed. The Grand Prix Drivers' Association have awarded the anrual Organisers' Trorliy for 1971 to France lor motor sport coupled with the Paul Ricard circuit near Marseilles. The winners of the trophy are determined by members of the association who award points to
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      KL RACE ENTRIES
      1119 29 r PHIRTY-ONE entries have been received for the Tengku's Gold Cup race to be run on the last day of the Kuala Lumpur meeting on Jan. 22, 23, 29 and 30. They are Aerospace 11, Aratunga, Clnclnatti, Datin's choice, Ditambah, Dollar Standard, Great World 11. High Ruler
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      THE SCHEDULE
      99 29 JAN. M: CUa I DW. 1 9f; Div*. 3 and 4 Bf. Clmb 4 Dlvs 1. 2, 3, 4 6f; Div. 1 91. JAN. S3: CUn 1 Divs. 1 and 2 9f. CIM 2 Divt. 1 and 2 61; Div. 2 W. Claw 4 Dirt. 5, 6, 7
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      Lock icon ROGERS BEATS C'WEALTH MARK IN 57.2
      125 29 ROGERS BEATS C'WEALTH MARK IN 57.2 CYDNEY, Wed.—Austra- lian champion Neil Rogers smashed the Commonwealfh 100 m butterfly swimming record in qualifying heats of the New South wales championships today. Rogers, 18, with a devastating swim of 57.2 sec. moved up amongst the top bracket of medal contenders for this
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      Lock icon Title defence
      27 29 MEXICO CITY. Wed. Antonio Gomez of Venezuela will defend his World Boxing Association featherweight title against Mexican Raul Martinez In Venezuela on Feb. 6. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cooper clips 4.Bsec off record
      165 29 Cooper clips 4.Bsec off record SYDNEY, Wed. Australian teenager Brad Cooper tonight slashed nearly live seconds off the world 800 metres freestyle swimming record. Cooper, 18, clocked 8:23.8 winning the New South Wales Open championship at the North Sydney Pool and beating former record holder Graham Windeatt. Cooper's magnificent swim
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      Tour of S.A. not possible
      83 29 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. The proposed cricket tour of South Africa by a multi-racial side led by former England captain Colin Cowdrey will not take place, the South African Cricket Association announced today. SACA president Jack Cheethan saia in a statement: "C. Cowdrey has indicated that although
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      World tour starts for Cruzeirio
      349 29 Rio de Janeiro, Wed £RUZEIRIO of Brazil left Rio de Janeiro for New York last night to begin a two-month soccer tour of three continents. The team will play matches in North America, Australia and Asia. They will meet a Malaysian Selection at Merdeka Stadium
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      1337 27 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COUBT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I IN THE CAUSE OF Suit No. 1903 of 1971 Execution No. 366 of 1971 HIAP HENO CHNO (S) ITD. PLAINTIFFS Versus UNITED CATERERS PTE. LTD DEFENDANT AUCTION SALE OF Corrmerclal refrigerators, speakers glasf-ware, liquors, writing table. cigarettes, cash
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    33 30 BONN. Wed. Chancellor Willy Brandt has donated the entire 300,000 marks prize money he received with his 1971 Nobel peace award to charitable organisations, a spokesman for his office confirmed today.
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