The Straits Times, 26 January 1972

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    24 1 «VEJ?AGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    'Hostage cash' seized
    390 1  - 'Hostage cash' seized K.S SIDHU: Man held... police recover $36,000 By Singapore. Wednesday morning POLICE yesterday arrested a man in connection with last week's fourhour hostage drama at a businessman's home in Bukit Timah. Also seized was $4,000 part of the gunman's $40,000 loot and a Germanmade I iMßrr pistol
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    Blazing tanker drama
    235 1 'MAY BLOW UP ANYTIME 9 SINGAPORE, Tues 4 FULLY-loaded Libe- Han-registered oil tanker, the 42,757--ton Kymo which caught fire this afternoon 10 miles off the Horsburf h Lighthouse, was still burning furiously tonight. According to a Singapore salvage firm which sent a helicopter to pick up the
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    Menado closed to all ships
    57 1 MENADO. Tues. The port of Menado In north Sulawesi has be«n closed to ail veaaels until further notice. Vessels axe allowed to call at the port only In an emergency. The port authorities decided on this because of strong winds and torrential rains In the
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    Lock icon Sadat bans demos
    75 1 Sadat bans demos r«AIRO. Tues. All deV; monstratlons were banned today, after a new wave of student demonstrations in the heart of the city. Students, who had been cleared from the streets last night, were back in force today. They attacked shops selling Soviet literature, saying that Russia was "selling
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    Taiwan quake
    19 1 TAIPEH. Tues One person waa killed and another seriously Injured when two earth tremors Jolted Taiwan today.
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    Lock icon Caps hurt in clash
    48 1 BANGKOK. Tues. Communist terrorists ambushed and wounded five policemen in southern Phatthalung province, police sources said today. Phatthalung was the scene of three well-laid communist ambushes at the same spot on Jan. 6, when four policemen were killed and nine others seriously wounded. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Air strike to go on
    28 1 OTTAWA. Tues. Canadian air traffic controllers have voted overwhelmingly to continue a week-long strike which has virtually paralysed air traffic in Canada. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Malta meet
    38 1 VALETTA. Tues. Premier Dora Mintofl met unexpectedly last night with Sir Duncan Watson, the British High Commissioner in Malta, and the heads of the British Army. Navy and Air Forces based on the Mediterranean Island. UPI.
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    Lock icon Forces on trail of border terrorists
    105 1 rOH, Tuea. Security forces are on the trail of a group of 10 communist terrorists near the Malay-sian-Thai border following a clash In which two soldiers were wounded. The clash occurred yesterday evening. The two soldiers, a corporal and a private, were wounded In
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    Lock icon Alone in jungle for 28 years
    680 1 AGANA (Guam) Tuesday FIFTY-SIX-YEAR-OLD Shoichi Yokoichi blinked against the unfamiliar flash of press cameras, shook his head in confusion and refused to believe that a jet could whizz him from Guam to Tokyo in three hours flat. He was even more bewildered when his
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    Lock icon Gulf state ruler found shot dead
    159 1 SHARJAH, Tues. The Ruler cf the Gulf State of SharJah was found shot dead inside his .palace today after his cousin and 18 followers attempted to stage a coup. Sharjah Is one of six states forming the Union of Arab Emirates which was set
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    Lock icon Emergency facilities
    36 1 MANILA Tues. Philippines aviation officials .>a'i today they expect the resn-.iptlon of full International operations within the next 24 hours with the use of emergency facilities at the burned -out Manila airport terminal UPI
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    Lock icon Ferry aground in fog
    26 1 HONG KONG. Tues. The new Hong Kong-Macao ferry Tal Shan, ran aground as thick fog covered Hong Kong harbour early today. UPI.
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    Lock icon 10 millionth Toyota
    28 1 TOKYO, Tues. Toyota Motor Company today rolled off Its 10 millionth motor vehicle since It produced Its first car In May. 1935, Toyota announced. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Shots at embassy
    25 1 CANBERRA, Tues. A gunman opened fire on the British High Commission here today but there were no reports of any ca&ualtie* Reuter
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    NEW VIETNAM PEACE PROPOSALS BY NIXON?
    93 1 NEW VIETNAM PEACE PROPOSALS BY NIXON? WASHINGTON, Turn. President Nixon will deliver a major foreign policy statement apparently new Vietnam peace proposals at 0130 GMT tomorrow on all television and radio networks, the White House announced today. There was speculation that the President will disclose' plans to offer North Vietnam
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      TED BACK TO FACE REALITIES AFTER SIGNING OF TREATY
      319 2 TED BACK TO FACE REALITIES AFTER SIGNING OF TREATY From HARRY MILLER LONDON. Tues. Aftpr the ink-stained and strained introduction to the signing m tinBrussels Treaty, after tmit.** vi cnampacne following the historic event in tne i emont Palarr. Britain's Prime Minister. Mr. Edward Heath, is Dack to lace some
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      Lock icon Chinese guns were for Soek: Aide
      116 2 JAKARTA. Tues. China sent weapons to Indonesla during the late i President Soekarno's regime in 1965 to arm his own force, a military court was told here. Dr. Soekarno's former aide, Col. Bambang Wldjanarko was giving evidence yesterday at the trial of I Communist
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      Lock icon Shoe polish and butter for escape of IRA men
      238 2 Shoe polish and butter for escape of IRA men DUBLIN, Tues. Seven guerillas who escaped from a British prison ship in Northern Ireland told a press conference here that they blacked their bodies with shoe polish and smeared them with butter Jo keep out the cold. The seven were officers
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      Lock icon Abortions in Britain: A new high
      120 2 Abortions in Britain: A new high T ONDON. Tues. A re- cord 126.774 women. Including 2.500 girls under 16. had legal abortions last year, according to a Government report issued today. A London newspaper said the figure Includes almost half of the women employed as strippers. The report by the
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      Lock icon Russia, Japan closer to accord
      436 2 Russia, Japan closer to accord TOKYO, Monday JAPAN and the Soviet Union have agreed that their Prime Ministers should exchange visits and moved a step closer towards concluding a peace treaty. The agreement was announced by Japanese Forrelgn Minister Takeo Fukuda yesterday after five and a half hours of talks
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      Lock icon 'We want war' demo by youths...
      47 3 'We want war' demo by youths SEVERAL thousand university students marched through the streets of Cairo on Monday during a demonstration. Authorities sealed off the universities after the students marched and staged a sit-in demanding war with Israel and a tougher policy against the U.S.— UPI radiophoto.
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      Lock icon New medical gadget
      55 3 SYDNEY. Tues. A newly designed container (or radioactive material u.ed in medical diagnosis has been developed here by the Australian Atomic Energy Commission. The container, a "technetium generator." will enable hospitals to leceive a much more concentrated supply of this valuable raaioactive material in a smaller packaee
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      Lock icon ISRAEL JETS STRIKE KEY GUERILLA CAMPS IN SYRIA
      283 3 ISRAEL JETS STRIKE KEY GUERILLA CAMPS IN SYRIA TEL AVIV, Tues. Israeli Jets swooped 25 miles inside neighbouring Syria today, rocketing and strafing Arab guerillas camped in tents near Hera, a major city. The military command said the reprisal air strikes followeU "increased terrorist activity aimed at Israeli citizens from
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      Lock icon Commons demo frustrated
      54 3 LONDON, Tues. Kouse of Commons attendants last nlgnt prevented a demonstrator from dropping from the public gallery on to the debating chamber below while Parliamentarians were discussing Britain's unemployment problem. The man was about to jump the 20 feet when he was hauled back and escorted out
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      London blast
      37 3 LONDON. Tues. An explosion on a building site last night smashed windows along the Strand, one of London's best known thoroughfares. Police said the blast came from an exploding gas cylinder. They reported nc injuries.
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      Lock icon Firm lays off 1,200 because of puddle
      126 3 OXFORD, Tues. More than 1.200 workers were laid off at a British Leyland car factory near here because four men refused to drive cars through a puddle of water. The dispute, which belt an after a blocked rainwater drain caused flooding inside the
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      Lock icon Nixon the most sexually insecure' chief
      238 3 Nixon the most sexually insecure' chief IVASHINGTON, Tues. 1 Feminist leader Gloria Steinen: yesterday entered a former all-male I stronghold here to i declare that President Nixon was the most sexually insecure chief 01 State since Napoleon Ms Stelnem she uses the prefix Ms < pronounced Mizzi because she maintains
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      159 3 footwear from India never out of fashion Kolhapuri chappal an Indian exclusive proudly goes abroad. An ideal casual footwear both indoor and outdoor Light, bright, with exquisite decorations Indian-style. And that, of course, is but one of the many varieties of leather footwear exported by India. Leather which has been
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon Siphoning cash: 7 call-girls to face trial
      120 4 Siphoning cash: 7 call-girls to face trial BUDAPEST, Tues Seven "millionaire" call-girls will be tried for siphoning hard currency from the pockets of Western clients into the black market and their own foreign bank accounts, the Prosecutor's office announced yesterday. The Indictment said Annamarla Szekeley, 28, and six associates collected
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      Lock icon Soviet 'yes' to Mujibur
      534 4 MOSCOW. Tues. The Soviet Union today recognised Bangladesh, putting an end to more than a month of speculation about its intentions towards the newly-created State. The announcement by the official news agency Tass just after midnight raised the big question of how Pakistan would react. The
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      Lock icon India pullout from Bangla a must for talks—Bhutto
      473 4 India pullout from Bangla a must for talks— Bhutto ANKARA. Tuesday PRESIDENT Bhutto of Pakistan has called for a withdrawal of Indian troops from Bangladesh to enable a new dialogue to begin between Pakistan and the East Bengali leadership. Mr. Bhutto, on a oneday official visit here yesterday for talks
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      Lock icon A rousing welcome, then a tomato!
      136 4 NIAMEY. (Niger) Tues. President Georges Pompidou of France was struck by either a tomato or a clod of earth thrown by a youth here yesterday marring an otherwise warm welcome for a twoday official visit. Mr. Pompidou, who was standing on an open car
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      Lock icon A touch of the old charm for Peking streets
      342 4 lIONG KONG, Tues.— n Three Old Guards of the Chinese army made a rare appearance In Peking last night to watch the final performance by the Japanese Haguruma theatre. They were Marshal Chu Teh, father of the Chinese army. Marshal Nleh
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    The perfect employee for 11 years
    145 5 CIN GAPORE Tues. Madam Loh Teck Hong has proved that age is no deterrent to productivity. At 53. she has a record for being the perfect employee at her factory. Her record and It Is no mean feat is for not missing a single
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    Karachi ship sailing put off another three days
    100 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The departure of the Pakistani ship Bhairab has been put off for another three days, due to delay in the arrival of a relief team of seamen from Karachi to replace 17 Bangla Desh men who signed oft" here last
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    MURDERED COUPLE FOUND IN DISUSED MINE
    102 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. Police investigating the murder of a young couple, whose bodies were found in a disused iron mine at Bukit Tupah. 16 miles from here, on Sunday, believe they had been killed elsewhere and dumped in the mine. Police believe the couple
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    Girl didn't know death leap man loved he
    298 5  - Girl didn't know death leap man loved he BERNARD DORAY -By SINGAPORE, Tuesday SEVENTEEN-year-old Ng Pong Huay never knew that her childhood neighbour had a crush on her. She learnt of Ng Fook Seng's secret love for her only after he had plunged 10 floors to his death from his
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    Owner ('all was well last night') finds
    151 5 Owner ('all was well last night finds cafe closed SINGAPORE. Tues. The Bodhi Lin Vegetarian Restaurant in Nell Road, where a dispute between owners and tenant has been brewing over the week, was closed today. Its proprietor, Mrs. Leong Kum Fee, 46, found the restaurant locked from the outside when
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    Jumble sale
    61 5 SINOAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Handicaps' Friendship Ciub will hold Its second Jumble sale at the Wesley Methodist Church on March 4 from 9 am to 2 p-m In aid of its rehabilitation and welfare fund. All donations for the sale can be forwarded to 431-B. Lorong 1. Block
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    Sell-out: Refugee lunch draws 150 people
    70 5 Sell-out: Refugee lunch draws 150 people SINGAPORE. Tues. The refugee lunch at the Presbyterian Church in Penan* Road today drew a crowd of 150 people compared with yesterdays 30. According to a spokesman of the Refugee Relief Action, which organised the lunch, response was so good that no food was
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    Man hurt fighting off thugs
    86 5 Man hurt fighting off thugs OINGAPORE. Tues.— Coffeeshop proprietor Ye o Chuan Seng, 48, was slightly injured when he fought off two robbers at his Tanjong Pagar Road shop yesterday. Mr. Yeo. 48. resisted the thugs when they ordered him to the rear of his shop soon after they entered.
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    Round the world for the French cause each year
    261 7  - Round the world for the French cause each year WONG LAI WAH By CINGAPORE, Tues. At 62. French educator Mr. Marc Blancpain is still winging his way round the Rlobt. He has been at it for 28 years, during which time he has covered one-and-a-half million miles by his estimation.
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    Japanese class
    25 7 Si'NOAPORE. Tues. The Chinese YMCA will hold a course on conversational Japanese for beginners, starting next Wednesday from 6.30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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    Snatch thief gets 2 years, 6 strokes
    153 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. A snatch-and-run thief was jailed for two years and given six strokes of the rotan for stealing a gold chain from a woman and slashing at four members of the public who came to her assistance. Hussain Khan Surattee, 25, admitted
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    Manila flights on again
    28 7 SINOAPORE. Tues. MSA will resume its service to Manila tomorrow Flights to the city were suspended after a fire destroyed its airport terminal building.
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    Lock icon Increase frequency of flights to Labuan call to MSA
    169 7 Increase frequency of flights to Labuan call to MSA T ABUAN, Tues— MSA has been asked to increase the frequency of Its once dally evening flight from here to Kota Kinabalu. In a letter to MSA headquarters In Singapore, the Labuan Chinese Chamber of Commerce said the present service was
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    Man who broke 'no son' jinx ends with six
    299 7  - Man who broke 'no son' jinx ends with six T.F. HWANG: *Stranger than fiction' story told in court By Singapore, Tues adopting his nephew to break the "jinx" of having no sons in 10 years of marriage, a merchant fathered several children in the next 12 years SIX of whom
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    HDB CLERK SLAIN AFTER A HOLD-UP
    98 7 HDB CLERK SLAIN AFTER A HOLD-UP SINOAPORE, Tues. A Housing Board clerk was returning home after visiting his nance when he was robbed of his watch and stabbed in the back, a coroner's court heard today. Lee Chee Kong, 26, died from the wound three days later on Sept. 13
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    NPC course for managers
    62 7 SINOAPORE. Tue«. The National Productivity Centre will conduct a course on the improvement of production method* for senlor and middle management personnel at Its premises In Jurong from Feb. 21 to April 7. The course la aimed at Instructing participants how to simplify work In the
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    Total eclipse of the moon on Sunday
    155 7 Total eclipse of the moon on Sunday SINGAPORE, Tues. A full eclipse of the moon will occur on Sunday. Be 'a use of this, three Hindu temples will be closed for two hours from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. According to the Hindu Endowments Board, it is the usual practice
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    2 more weeks of repairs on Thai ship
    73 7 2 more weeks of repairs on Thai ship SINGAPORE, Tues—Repairs on the Thai naval frigate Prasae, damaged in a collision with an American navy oiler a fortnight ago, are expected to be completed by Feb. 6. Keppel Shipyard, which took on the job a week ago has still to reach
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    Extra MSA services
    31 7 SINOAPORE. Tues. MSA will operate extra Singapore-to-Kuala Lumpur services for PATA conference delegates and their wives. There will be 14 extra flights a day from tomorrow to Sunday.
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    Controversial clause in MSA letter withdrawn
    262 7 Controversial clause in MSA letter withdrawn SINGAPORE, Tues. MSA has agreed to withdraw the controversial retrenchment clause in letters to its 3,500 workers offering employment with the new Singapore national airline. This was stated today by the Singapore Air Transport wo r k c r's Union (SATU). which had advised
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    Police hold bomoh after complaints by women
    133 7 Police hold bomoh after complaints by women OINGAPORE, Tues A bomoh has been detained by the police for questioning about his "prescriptions" to women. Six women who consulted him for headaches, stomach aches and other minor ailments have alleged in statements to the police that they became "semiconscious" after taking
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    Actress Thora leaves
    41 7 SINOAPORE. Tues Brltlih film, theatre and TV actress Thora Hird has left for Perth, to attend the Perth Theatre Festival after a day's stopover in Singapore arranged by BOAC. She was accompanied by her husband Mr. James Scott.
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    Why did you save me, man to rescuer
    158 8  - Why did you save me, man to rescuer GERRY DE SILVA: REPROACH INSTEAD OF 'THANK YOU' By 1 Singapore, Tuesday LORRY driver One Ah Bee did not expect the reaction he got from the man he had just plucked out of the sea off Collyer Quay today. After reviving 63-year-old
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    Hotel Premier: The on-job training will go on
    214 8 Hotel Premier: The on-job training will go on SINGAPORE, Tuesday rpHE directors of Hotel Premier decided that the 1 primary objective of the hotel could be better achieved by making the hotel viable as far as possible, its chairman, Mr. Sng Yew Chong, said today. Commenting on today's Straits Times
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    CPA to use Boeings on S'pore-HK run from April
    76 8 CPA to use Boeings on S'pore-HK run from April SINGAPORE. Tues— Cathay Pacific Airways will use an all Boeing fleet on its Singapore-Hong Kong route from April. Its present Convair 880--alrcraft are expected to be phased out. Announcing this, a CPA spokesman said the airline had recently acquired another Boe-ing-707
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    Khalsa judo classes
    45 8 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Khalsa education centre will conduct judo classes at the centre in Tessensohn Road next month under a graded instructor. A judo demonstration will be ■held at the centre on Friday at 630 p.m. by the instructor and his pupils.
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    Colour slides show
    49 8 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Art Society will hold a colour-slides show at the National Library lecture hall on Friday at 8 p.m. The slides were taken by Mr. Liv Kang. one of the society's vice-presidents. who visited India. Nepal, Japan. South Korea and Taiwan last year.
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    Poly talk on telecoms
    41 8 SINOAPORE. Tues. Professor James Oreig, from the London University's electrical engineering department, will speak on "New developments and old concepts ln telecommunications'- at the Polytechnic on Thursday. The talk is sponsored by the Singapore Institution of Engineers.
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    $16,000 cheques stolen from Treasury
    117 8 $16,000 cheques stolen from Treasury KUANTAN, Tues. A number of Pahang Treasury cheques made out to various contractors have been stolen in the course of posting in the last two months. A police spokesman who confirmed the theft said Investigations had started. The total sum reported stolen so far amounted
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    538 students get police grants
    68 8 538 students get police grants SINGAPORE. Tues— Five hundred and thirty eight children of Junior police officers and constables received $23,500 ln scholarships last year. The awards, ranging from $20 to 1150. were made from funds collected by the Poiice Co-ope-rative Scholarship Fund. Police Training School Welfare Fund, Police Academy
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    Taiwan students top Chinese GCE exam results
    219 9 Taiwan students top Chinese GCE exam results SINGAPORE. Tues. Two Taiwanese students resident here shared top honours in the Chinese stream of the 1971 General Certificate of Education examination held list November. .They are Ho Hsing Chan of Catholic High School and Chen Shao Shen of Anglican High School. Both
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    DISPLAY OF SCHOOL MATERIAL AT TTC
    122 9 DISPLAY OF SCHOOL MATERIAL AT TTC SINGAPORE, Toes. Federal Publications will hold a display of educational materials from America's largest publisher of elementary books. Scott. Foresman and Company, at the Teachers' Training College on Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. The exhibition, "Education Experience", will also
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    Illegal entry
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Three Indonesians, Doll bin Hussain. 20. Khamls bin Hussain. IS. and Aziz bin Osman. 19. were each Jailed for two weeks today for entering Singapore illegally.
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    A new system for dept chiefs urged
    355 9  - A new system for dept chiefs urged TAN WEE LIAN: 'Rotate headship' call by varsity staff union By Singapore, Tues, THE University of Singapore Academic Staff Union has proposed that headships of departments should be rotated among the various senior lecturers instead of the present policy of appointing heads "more
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    Father drowns in rescue bid
    78 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. The State Coroner, Mr. Llew Ngik Kee today recorded a verdict of misadventure on talkong Koh Lim Hong. 40. who drowned when he tried to rescue his son who had fallen overboard from their boat In the Eastern Anchorage on Sept. 8 last
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    'Drop business honours course' call to the varsity
    120 9 'Drop business honours course' call to the varsity SINGAPORE, Tues— The University of Singapore's Department of Business Administration is seeking approval to do away with its one year honours degree course. Sources said today that the department had already sent the request to the University Senate for consideration. If approved
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    Ex-footballer 'Bunny' dies
    50 9 PENANO. Tues. Former Penang state footballer Robert Bernard Lesslar. died of a heart-attack In the General Hospital here today. He was 00. was 60. "Bunny" Lesslar represented Penang In the Malaya Cup soccer matches for several seasons in the *****. He was also a well-known rugby player.
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    FOUR DAYS MORE TO ENTER SAFETY POSTER CONTEST
    196 9 FOUR DAYS MORE TO ENTER SAFETY POSTER CONTEST SINGAPORE, Tues.— Entries are still open for the poster design competition organised by the Labour Ministry in conjunction with its industrial safety campaign in March. The competition is held at two levels open (for all Singapore residents) and schools (for secondary school-children,
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    Minister's date
    36 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Labour Minister. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will speak at the Installation of the Singapore Chinese Physicians Association's new officials at Its premises at Telok Ayer Street on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.
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      SCHOOL DROP OUTS
      471 10 Enquiry why 12,000 Malaysian children drop out of primary school every year has been so much on the Government's mind that plans for the survey announced yesterday are already well advanced. There has been investigation over the years at various levels by various authorities, not least the
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      MOSCOW-DACCA LINES
      286 10 In recognising Bangladesh the Soviet Union has done what was expected of it. In some measure Bangladesh's existence is due to Soviet efforts. Moscow was net among the first to recognise the new born nation partly because Moscow wanted to secure its interests in Pakistan which it seems
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      PROBLEMS OF RESEARCH
      238 10 Six new books a year is about standard for the average secondary school student, but six books a year is all that any Department of the University of Singapore is permitted to buy. Financial prudence is an excellent quality, but not one that should be exercised at
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    413 10 Russia breaks with a "captive of Peking' By DEV MURARKA MOSCOW A bitter lX attack on Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodian leader exiled in Peking, just published in a Soviet magazine, demonstrates how SinoSovlet rivalry has moved into Southeast Asia. The attack follows an interview given by the Prince to
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    A Royal getting-to know-you visit
    715 10  -  HARRY MILLER: By London QUEEN Elizabeth will walk about and meet people from schoolchildren and university students to villagers and fisherfolk during her tour of Malaysia and Singapore in February and March. Informality is to be the keynote of much of her programme, which is
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    Lock icon What does it mean?
    565 10  -  CHARLES MOHR: BY MREWA A CROWD of about A 1,000 black Africans listened quietly for 55 minutes as two Englishmen explained the complicated new political formula for racially troubled Rhodesia After a pause, first one and then another and another African began to say "No." A
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    458 10 NO FUN BEING A SECRET AGENTFOR A WOMAN By a correspondent WASHINGTON, The trouble with being a woman secret service agent is that wnile there are momen.s of fun and glamour, there are hours and hours of boredom and drudgery. They can't speak for themselves because newspaper interviews are not
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      Dip in export earnings checks expansion
      618 11  -  HENRY CHANG By MALAYSIA'S economic growth in the third quarter of lust year remained dampened by the depressive influence of the fall in its export incomes from main primary commodities. This letdown was somewhat cushioned by a more vigorous domestic sector from which the
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      Equity time
      209 11 ITS equity time again. Across the world stock exchanges are booming. Locally the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index is within spitting distance of Its all-time pean seen last Friday of 209.41. In London, the Financial Times Industrial Ordinary share index last Thursday topped the 500 mark for
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      PERKS FOR WORKERS TO BEAT WAGE RISE CEILING AND TAX MAN
      431 11  - PERKS FOR WORKERS TO BEAT WAGE RISE CEILING AND TAX MAN MONTY METH By ONDON: More and more firms are beating the Whitehall ceiling on wage increases and the tax man by giving their workers incentive gifts. A survey of 110 top British firms shows that an average of 30
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      CITY TALK
      125 11  -  CROESUS By The YIP float' I HEAR a top First National City Bank chief is in Singapore. I'm told its Edward L. Palmer, called on Wall Street the "father of the float." However, before you tie him in with floating exchange rates let me tell you he is
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      Inventors in HK face many hazards
      363 11  - Inventors in HK face many hazards PAUL STRAUSS By HONG KONG Ideas are worth money. Almost every nation in the world recognises this fact and has taken steps to protect the products of Its creative people. In Hong Kong, however, this type of legislation is not viewed with the same
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      NEW RAMP-TO-ROOF PARKING FOR COMPLEX IN K.L.
      141 11 NEW RAMP-TO-ROOF PARKING FOR COMPLEX IN K.L. AM OD E L of the multi-million dollar shopping cumoffice complex in Kuala Lumpur, featuring the new ramp-to-roof parkIng. The project, Campbell Shopping Complex, is being built In two stages The first phase, now under construction at its 1.5--acre site at Jalan Campbell,
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      Firm gets MIDF loan to start granite quarry
      199 11 Firm gets MIDF loan to start granite quarry Yl V X I IYr usahaan, a com pany incorporated in 1968, has been ((ranted a 1350,000 long-term loan by Malaysian Indus trial Develojuncnl Finance (MIDF) to help it start a granite quarry in Trengganu. The project, which involves the setting up
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      Tourist industry of India hit 'very hard' by brief Indo-Pakistan war
      661 12  - Tourist industry of India hit 'very hard' by brief IndoPakistan war LAUREN WADE By QXK of the casualties of the recent brief Indo-Pakistan war has been India's tourist industry. "We lost last season's tourists because of the refugee sitoation and the cholera outbreak," said a top Bombay travel agent, "and
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      PLANS BY S'PORE FURNITURE FIRM TO STEP UP DRIVE FOR NEW MARKETS ABROAD
      286 12  - PLANS BY S'PORE FURNITURE FIRM TO STEP UP DRIVE FOR NEW MARKETS ABROAD SOH TIANG KEN.G By ADRIAN'S, a Singapore furniture firm, will launch an all-out drive for new markets abroad. Exporting is top priority in its programme. The company will establish broader contacts with overseas buyers and expand its
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      252 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Shelby Pace, senior vice president and treasurer of Ogllvy Si Mather International, New York, and Mr. Michael Ball, managing director of Ogilvy Benson Si Mather, London, arrived in Singapore yesterday for talks with the local management or Ogllvy Benson Mather in the Republic and Malaysia. Both
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      SHIPPING
      592 12 New express to serve Singapore THE Hamburg Express the first German third generation containership was launched (see picture) on Jan. 8 by Mrs. Use Klasen. wife of the president of the German Central Bank, at trie shipyard of Blohm Voss, Hamburg. The Hamburg Express is one of the four
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        CLOSING PRICES
        1090 13 DID AND OFFIR PR| C I, O Fn CIALLV LliTto AT TNI CLOtI OF BUtlMClt IN THE SIMCAPORI ■»NO KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC 0' THI ,TOCK IXCHANCI VITH PRICE MOVEMENT! IN BBACKETI VKTIRDAV WERI INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: All sections closed steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the
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        BUSINESS DONE
        1245 13 t>i.oTNEBS in and reported to th< i-xji-e and Kualu Lumpur trading KtOMM cf the Stock Exchange yesteraby with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna 1 1 1.80. \lcan 1 3 > 1.60. ll) 1.61 \llkil Choc. (6)
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          NEW YORK
          320 13 "VTEW YORK, Mon.— The stock market closed sharply lower in moderate trading. Declining Issues topped. 1.000 and led advances better than two to one. Near the close the Dow Jones industrials were off 10.61 to 89C 83. and the New York Stock Exchange lost C.62. Analysts said there
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          Indices
          77 13 H.NA>< I A I. 1 Mil > TINS Monday 85.86 Friday 86.18 Week bro 86.70 RUBBERS Monday 293.72 Friday 293.51 Week ago 289.07 OILS Monday 302 49 Friday 307.58 Week ago 302.60 INDUSTRIALS Monday 491 0 Friday 499.8 Week aao 4M.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 896.82 Friday 907.44
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          Exchange rates
          179 13 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Jan 25. Looal dollars lv one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar US. Dollar Local dollars to I*o uniU of
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          MELBOURNE
          400 13 ]Y/fELBOURNE. Tues. Mining shares retreated in dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. O.ls and industrials generally were firm in quiet conditions. Peko dropped 20 certs at ASB4O and NBHC slipped five cents to $3.10. Metal Exploratin. which has finalised arrangements for its share of t le financing
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          Asian dollar
          60 13 THESE rates were quoted on A the Asian dollar market yesteiJay The rates are for UC|JUB*L5 Ui UOfiJ.UVJU allU HUU>C. 1 mth 4 5/16 to 4 H% 2 mths 4 9/16 to 4 3 mths 4 to 5 1/16% 6 mths 5 to 5 7 16' 0 mths
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          Hong Kong rates
          39 13 On the free uminii market In Hoof Kong ytittrday th« U I d.11.r was quoted at ».«1 for T.T. and 3 607S for aasli. IttMin* waj quoted at 14.48 and mm tad sf i*l« at 323.29.
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          HONG KONG
          237 13 UONO KONO, Tues. The market was very slow and dull. Hont Kcnr Electric went against the trend puUl.. R on 25 cents to HK***** and Chins Light remained unchanged at 138 Sony with a gain of 50 cents to $62 50 was the leader for the day The
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      • CHIEFS PRICE CHANGES
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          Rises
          52 13 •etalinf Tin $4 15 Prop $1.00 •1 «.it.i $1.62 f. K. Lston $224 >1 ltd Ind $0.91 I If one Sec. $3.96 M. Text $0.75 r. and City $0.95 1. Leone $130 ien and Co. $1 .45 i Lanjut $370 .23 .10 .08 .07 .06 .06 .05 .05 .05
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          Falls
          31 13 W. Jacks $2.55 —.05 T.O.B. $5.85 —.05 Guinness $6.20 .05 Mega Chetn $0.86 —.04} Sc Way $1.58 —.04 M and G $3.00 —.04 I. Wood $0.47 —.03 Kings $0.93 —.03
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          Most active stocks
          22 13 ity Dev. 667.000 lalayawata 265.000 M. Cement 259.000 'own and City 206 000 "otal Turnover 3.00M •elayed Percentage 23.67
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          INDICES
          34 13 Jan. 24 Jan. 25 Industrials: 208.54 207.98 Hotels: 71.29 70.71 Properties: 137.85 140.86 Tins: 9K.03 98.45 rubbers: 127.10 126.92 Dee. 30. 1966 inn 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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        Profits go up at SBS and MBBS
        344 13 Profits go up at SBS and MBBS TWO related companies in the housing business one on each side of the Causeway yesterday turned in improved results. At Malaya Borneo Building Society, the increase in pre-tax profits came to 12.2 per cent for the whole of 1971 while at Slngapura Building
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        COMPANY HIGHLIGHT
        86 13 K E P U N G Plantations has acquired the entire issued capital oi Kekayaan for a total consideration of $2,241,000. Kekayaan holds a lease for 99 years from 1968 of 7.000 acref of jungle land in the mukim of Paloh/Nlyor in the Kluang district in Johore which
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          Tin rises
          240 13 'pHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday went up by $1.25 in front of today's Hari Raya Haji holiday to $620 per picul on an official offering down 93 tons to 276 tons. The overnight London metal price was fairly steady with forward buyers quoted £1 up at
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          CLOSING PRICES
          21 13 JAN. 25. RUBBER 89.50 cents (down 0.25 cent). TIN: $620 (up 51.25). Official offering 276 tons (down 93 tons).
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          PRODUCE
          108 13 < HINCSE PROOUCf EXCHANGE 1 SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL VISTCRDAV. Csconut Oil Bulk (43 sellers, drum 143 sellers. Cspra: Mixed (fob.) loose IK Cont. (26 B. Pepper: Muntok ABTA white fob limi NLW $2071 srllera. Sarawak white fob 96 NLW $197 i sellers. Sarawak spectul black fob.
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          Gold markets
          57 13 S'porr (fl| 167.20 167.20 (1) Export pries In non-sterling areas In 0 8. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars per tasl. ftUnday Saturday •U.S. (U.t. London 44.00 45.90 Beirut 46.30 46.20 HonKkon* 4 7 B7 47.00 Zurich 45.9SB 45. SOB 46 10S 46.038 Part*
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          PALM OIL
          37 13 In London on Monday the palm Oil prices of Malayan 3 per cent C.X UK/N European ports In bulk. KterllnK per long ton Jan. 15 to March 13 was quoted at l"X iH3 sellers (unchanged).
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          RUBBER EASES
          308 13 THE rubber market yesterday spent another near Inactive morning at about unchanged levels, although a few lots of current month changed hands at selling levels. The closing was slightly off the best. The morning se s sion closed very quiet. There was a little more activity in the
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        Pressures in the market ease
        227 13 Pressures in the market ease PRICKS wavered within narrow limits in quieter trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Bids posted for blue chips were generally low. Thr Straits Times' Industrial Ordinary share index dosed fractionally lower at 207.98. Breweries, in particular, tended to case. This was
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    $100 gift for man who just got basket of fruit
    202 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. Surely an honest cabby returning a bag con tainlng $30,000 worth of valuables deserves more than just a basket of fruits. Well at least that was what a Straits Times reader a woman thought after reading about taxi
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    Body in ditch
    40 15 B'NDAR SERI BEGAWAN Tues. A middle-aged woman died In a ditch here after being tossed Into It by a hit-and-run car. Her body was found late last night after lying in the ditch for the whole day.
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    SAMPAN FOR FIVE HAD 67 PEOPLE ON BOARD
    67 15 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Marine police had their eyeful last Friday. There it was, a sampan meant for five with 67 people In It. The boatman, Yeo Hock L?e. 23, who was arrested off Pulau Ayer Chawan, was today fined $50 for carryinc excess
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    New officials of association
    49 15 SINOAPORE. Tues. Mr. Khoo Kay Phuan has been elected chairman of the Singapore Importers Association at its annual meeting. Other officials are Messrs. Ngo Pitt Cheong. Wee Tock Sian. Kheng Chin Hock. Tay Thian Soo (vice-chairman). Koh Tien Hock (secretary) and Kwek Scan Loh (adviser).
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    Pool death engineer named
    75 15 Pool death engineer named SINGAPORE, Tues.— The British High Commission here today identified the engineer found dead in Hotel Malaysia's swimming pool on Sunday as Mr. R.W. Davies, 25, of Somerset, England Police had earlier Identified him as Mr. R.W. Mltland. Mr. Davies, who arrived here from Malaysia last Saturday,
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    Foiled: $560,000 betting coup
    348 15  -  EPSOM JEEP By THK Perak Turf Club is placing a limit of a 10-ticket purchase each time on the $2 and $20 tote after the club had narrowly escaped a $T)G(),000 pay-out on a winner at Kuala Lumpur last Saturday. An alert tote supervisor at the
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    'Essential need' for expat managers
    363 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. Expatriate management, far from stifling local managerial talent, is a necessity for Singapore at present, the director of the Institute of Management, Mr. Llm Chew Swee, said today. This necessity, he said, had arisen because of the growing foreign Investment In the Republic.
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    Parents of overseas students told: They must trim
    280 15  - Parents of overseas students told: They must trim MASIE KWEE: By Singapore Tuesday PARENTS with sons studying overseas had better advise their lads to get a haircut before returning home for the summer holidays. For immigration officials are not accepting excuses or relenting one bit just because they are Singaporeans.
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      631 15 On your TV and Radio 9.M A.M. Opening and Sayang Dek 4.1S A Diary of Events in Singapore Sayang This Week (C) a m i>«t.;. c.iiAfhirrf 4.1t Days Of Our Lives US Captain Sailorb.rd 4j| Thg Überace S|)(m S M Wake Up Debutant Starring: 5.41 Barrier Reef Rendezvous Barry Nelson,
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    PLEA FOR LOAN OF MEDALS FOR EXHIBITION
    121 16 PLEA FOR LOAN OF MEDALS FOR EXHIBITION SINGAPORE. Tu*s— The Singapore N0... .smatlc Association is appealing to Singaporeans who have won medals for service or distinction in various activities, to lend them for its nine-day exhibition. The association. In a statement today, said that It was particularly Interested In medals
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    The blind steno who still has not lost her faith
    325 16  -  CHEW LEE CHING: TRIP TO CHINA FAILS TO BRING BACK HER SIGHT By 1 Singapore, Tues. gLIND stenographer Rosie Wong, who went to China last August for eye treatment, has returned still blind. But she is not even disappointed. A
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    Diplomas for 23
    48 16 SINOAPORE Tues. Five girls are among the 23 students who will receive their licentiate diplomas of the Institution of the Rubber Industry at the exhibition hall. Singapore Polytechnic on Thursday. The Polytechnic's principal, Mr. A. Robert Edts. will give away the diplomas at 4 p.m.
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    Rape charge inspector to be retried
    211 16 Rape charge inspector to be retried CING APORE, Tues —The Supreme Court today set aside a rape conviction against a former probationary police inspector and ordered a retrial before another High Court judge. Amanur Rahman, 26, formerly of Joo Ohlat police station, was granted bail of $10,000 pending his fresh
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    Interview on TV
    65 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. —An Interview with the deputy leader of the British Labour Party. Mr. Roy Jenkins. will be telecast over TV Singapore Channel S at 9.10 p.m. tomorrow. The panel of Interviewers comprises Prof. Tommy Koh. Dean of the Faculty of Law in the University of Singapore.
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    Time-regulated traffic signs may be used throughout S'pore
    193 16 Time-regulated traffic signs may be used throughout S'pore SINGAPORE, Tun. T<HE time-regulated traffic signs recently introx duced for the convenience of road-users under a trial basis, will gradually be put Into operation throughout Singapore if they proved to be successful. The cost of implementation to be done jointly by the
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    Advertisers' luncheon
    45 16 SINOAPORE, Tubs. The Advertisers Association will hold Its monthly luncheon meeting at King's Hotel on Thursday at 1245 p.m. Mr. Michael Ball, chairman of Ogllvy Benson and Mathers In Australia and managing director In London, will speak on "Consumerism is here to stay."
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    PC dies in crash
    31 16 SINOAPORE, TUev Police corporal Mohammed bin Mohd. Yasim died on admission to hospital after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a Uxl along Cantonment Road today.
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    SEIZED-A SMALL ARSENAL OF WEAPONS
    70 16 SEIZED-A SMALL ARSENAL OF WEAPONS JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Police here seized a mini-arsenal of gangland weapons in a raid on gangster hideouts early this morning. They recovered three samurai swords, a parang, a crude but lethal sword fashioned from waterpipes, four long iron rods, and seven bottles of acid. Johore's
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    Brunei clamps 20 pc duty on S'pore TV sets
    206 16  - Brunei clamps 20 pc duty on S'pore TV sets IGNATIUS STEPHEN I 3y BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Tues. "Made in Singapore" television sets coming in here are not getting an easy reception where Commonwealth preferential tariff is concerned. Customs officials are giving them a good hard look before a clear picture
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    Open verdict
    44 16 SINOAPORE. Tues The Coroner's Court today recorded an open verdict on labourer Knh Koon Ene. 48. who was killed when a block of cement fell on her from the 10th floor of an uncompleted building <n Corporation Road. Juronq. on Jan. 14.
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      335 16 Have new CUSHIONS COVER make your Hall most Luxurious for a Happy Chinese New Year (MANY DIFFERENT COLORS WITH PATTERN FORM Buy from the following WAH LIAN SENC FURNITURE CO. SIN SOON KEE FURNITURE 442. SEYLANG ROAD 4S. UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ROAD TEL: *****5 TEL: *****1 141-143, CHANGI ROAD ChING
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      43 16 Bugs Bonny By Ralph Heimdahl /WMV DID YOU V' IT WAS >. TWE AAUSIC \<S COME. TO "O-tE THR ONLY STARTING... RAJ3TYAS A COSTUME I LET'S OANCEI, MOGS£ AND COULD RND y \DRAS BUGS AND rTT/AKES HEY, A V tALONGjA TWO TO WEAR \&UG&\)
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    In the red varsity paper is suspended
    139 17 In the red varsity paper is suspended SINGAPORE, Tues. The University of Singapore Students' Union monthly newsletter, the Undergrad, has been suspended from publication for overspending its authorised budget. Action was taken last night against its editorial board by the union's controlling body, the Students' Council. According to a reliable
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    CITY DAY CAKE INSURED FOR $10,000
    108 17 CITY DAY CAKE INSURED FOR $10,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A cake, now being made for the City Day celebrations here, has been Insured for $10,0*0. It U insured by American International Underwriters against damage and is believed to be the largest of its kind ever baked in this country. Its
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    Seven years' jail for incest
    50 17 SINOAPORE, Tuea. Ibrahim bin Abdullah. 42, a watchman, was Jailed for seven years by the High Court today for committing Incest with his 12--year-old daughter between 1068 and Aug. IS. 1971, In their Jalaii Balam flat and at his place of work lv Victoria. Patk.
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    Polio situation under control
    40 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The polio situation In West Malaysia Is beginning to be under control, with the number of cases decreasing In Penang, the worst hit area. Negrt Sembllan and Malacca, the Health Ministry said today.
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    Body found in sea
    37 17 SINOAPORE, Tue*. An elderly unidentified Chinese woman was found drowned In the sea oft Collyer Quay on Sunday afternoon. Police do not suspect foul play. Relatives are requested to contact the Marine Police
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    Lena to cut a disc for union building fund
    167 17 SINOAPORE, Tues.—Oolden voice recording artiste Lena Llm will not only sing but go on record this time for a charitable cause. She will cut another EP, the entire proceeds from which will go to the Singapore National Union of Journalists' building
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    Reunion dinner
    72 17 SINGAPORE. Tue*. The Christian Brothers Old Boys (Singapore) Association will hold the annual reunion dinner and dance at Mandarin Hotel on Feb. 24 at 7.30 p m. to celebrate its 53rd anniversary. The dinner Is also to honour the visit of the Superior-General of the De La Saile
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    Guide book
    24 17 SINOAPORE. Tue*. The Singapore Post Office Oulde (1972 Edition) Is now on sale at $3. 50 a copy at all post offices.
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    Mobil workers to get 2 3/4 months bonus
    180 17 Mobil workers to get 2 3/4 months bonus SINGAPORE, Tuesday MORE than 200 employees of Mobil Oil Singapore will receive an annual bonus equivalent to 2J months under a new collective agreement signed today between the company and the United Workers of Petroleum Industry. The Mobll-UWPI agreement Includes a provision
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    Five-nation hunt for 1,000 skilled shipyard men
    227 17  -  LIM SUAN KOOI: SCOUTING TEAMS TO LEAVE SOON ,-By Singapore, Tue« JURONG Shipyard is to "import" more than 1,000 workers for skilled jobs from other Asian countries in the next two months to meet Its staff shortage. Four teams of personnel officers from
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    Police step up war on drugs in parks, sarabat stalls
    162 17  - Police step up war on drugs in parks, sarabat stalls K. S. SIDHU By SINGAPORE, Tuesday ROADSIDE sarabat stalls, recreational parks, and densely populated housing estates have been put under special surveillance by the ClD's anti-drugs squad and divisional police. These are places where drug addicts and pushers are known
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    Ganja fine
    27 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. Samat bin All, 20, was today fined (120 for smoking ganja at the Padang In St. Andrews Road yesterday. He pl«" aed guilty.
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    $6,000 theft
    33 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. Thieves broke Into the Grange Road home of Mr. Teng Man Joo. 47, managing director of Tunas Ltd., early yesterday and escaped with $6,000 worth of Jewellery and valuables
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      284 17 Straits Times Crossword 88l bVBJ bHT~ a^ ■BLi"" ACROSS 7. Strange place In which oil 1. Centaur (8) rise*— one of nine <». w i w Keeping off Anglican chant 5. Help to keep a cool head? <g>. i 3 11. Impartial to pursue a grudge 9. Scene of bloodshed
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      Shock some girls got on their first day at a technical school
      391 18 Shock some girls got on their first day at a technical school I FULLY agree with "Another Unjust Victim" that the channelling of pupils into the different classes in Technical Three is done on a rather unjust basis. This is because I know some girls who have had to suffer
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      70 18 SOMETHING must be wrong with the ÜBC's Service 200. On two days last week I had to wait from 6.45 a.m. to 7.45 a.m. at the bus stop opposite Setro»-. T.V. factory before a 200 bus came along. Naturally my boss did not believe my explanation I was late for
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      66 18 Second Singapore A Teachers Art Exhibition will be held sometime in February or March at the National Library Hall. Obviously the space is far too small and because of this a good many works by our teachers will be rejected. Couldn't the Ministry of Culture lend a helping hand? Perhaps
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      WHY HAS NOT THE GOVT KEPT ITS PLEDGE TO NURSES?
      191 18 WHY HAS NOT THE GOVT KEPT ITS PLEDGE TO NURSES? CO much attention has been given to teachers regarding their pay and working conditions that I'll be glad if you could look into the case of nurses. Quite a number of the girls who joined nursing in May and September.
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      65 18 THE HDB should take more effective measures against the motorcyclists and scooterists who have turned the whole narrow pavements into a narking bay behind Block 7. Jalan Chai C h e c Housing Estate. Some of these chaps even park near the stairways. Why can't the HDB put 'No Parking'
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        IT IS NOT SO EASY FOR AN EXPAT TO GET A WORK PASS IN SINGAPORE
        182 18 IT IS NOT SO EASY FOR AN EXPAT TO GET A WORK PASS IN SINGAPORE I REFER to Local Executive's letter on "How Expats Block a Singaporean Out to Make it to the Top" (S.T. Jan. 22). The Ministry of Home Affairs is fully aware of the points made by
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        189 18 RADIO Singapore recently staged and recorded "X'mas '71 and Hello '72" at the Victoria Theatre for a paying audience. As 'Sanity' (S.T. Jan. 4)--alleges, it is regrettably true that a handful of the audience forgot good manners and became boisterous because they were, apparently, impatient for the appearance of their
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        134 18 I REFER to the article (S.T., Jan. 21) regarding families in Government quarters in Somerset Road who have to make way for the P.U.B's new headquarters. Because of the Housing and Development Board's "first-come first served" basis for public applicants the families occupying Government quarters in Somerset Road could not
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        149 18 I REFER to the letter by "Industrial Victim" (ST. Dec. 23) regarding eye-strain in the electronic Industry. Under the provisions of the Workmen's Compensation Act, Cap. 130 (Revised Edition 1970), a workman Is entitled to compensation: FOR personal Injury by accident arising out of and in the course cf the
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        97 18 I REFER to the letter by "Concerned Mother" on the breeding of mosquitoes and sand flies at the construction site opposite Block 110, Lorong 1. Toa Payoh (S.T., Jan. 13). Investigations confirmed that mosquitoes were breeding In milk tins strewn at the said construction site. However, no sand fly breeding
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        101 18 I REFER to the letter on special bus passes by "Still Waiting" (ST., Dec. 2). We have been informed that no such special pass is being issued. What the student can ask for is the monthly concession fare ticket. For this he is requested to go to the office of
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      92 18 El Iml I^WdSi *y^*"*^ laW j^b^^bVi. i KJ I P M aB \\mWL\W\k\ rMJk NUli OPENS TO-MORROW— 27th January at 8.30 pm. NATIONAL THEATRE Tickets: $2.00, $3.00, $5.00 $8.00 ovoiloble only ot the Notional Theotre Box Of<i:e. OPEN TODAY (HARI RAYA HAJI) FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ORIENTAL I EASTERN EMPORIUM
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      1479 19 IQUVEIPQOI AJ»O QTHEIUI Due Spore Sails P. Sham Pinang Liverpool Caa 11 Jaa 21 t!IL l w C u$ B lf »»l. DoHim. Li.erpool Jaa U Jaa 21 Jaa M/ 1 Fel J ti'»o«. Cllitc* Frt I Frt 7 Frt l/t FEISANDER Liverpool Fel 11 Frt 17 ib7i»hc Iverpcol, Slasgo.
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      1994 19 aY M I M aVjaaDm T lit aaaW Ja^/ afak L /S L Im JjloW I I J aVjBB^TP^H EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P Klant Penani Singapore LBUiHB FOI: lAPAH JM 17/21 Frt 4/ 5 Jai M/l Fll C trance. H Ourg B'men. R'dam Adam, A'werp, G'burg. Oslo. Aarhus. Malmo,
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      1222 19 FOUTNICKTLY DPR ESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST I.SJL N Oriuns BaltPtnl. N.York Penang P. Sham Spore Djakarta Kingston LAOMEDON Dec II Dec U Ml. 44 Frt 1 Mm 21 MEMNOH Jm 1 Frt I Frt II Fit 11 Frt 22 Apr 17 Jaa II Jm 17 Frt 21 Fm
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      1159 20 rU— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STiiAITS SERVICE. Siils Japan Hongkong ETA S pore ETA P. Kia?e lUiku Mm II 111 25 Jai 31 JM I Frt ■itwH Mira" 31 Jaa I Frt "Slma Mm 2llM 4 Fll I Frt Japan Persian Gulf
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      896 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND Pining P S'nim S>ntipert LMaiai fan ■CARPENTARIA 3/ 3 Frt 4/ 1 Frt 1/ J frt Sydney, Lytttlton. Wellington. Auckland. -CHAKDINA 11/11 Mar 11/13 Mar 14/11 Mar Ounedin, Lyttllton, Auckland. Cirrus 12 pi"«*gtn. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Smtipore P. S-him Pf»me lMi"ial In RAiUUt II Plrt/» WI 21 iai
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      774 20 ORIENT LINES LTD, S=S==:==aO (INCORPORATED IN TMt REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) A ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37 U.K. lUROPI SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, HBURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Singipori P. S*h*m Pening Arrnm NEPTUNE AMBER 17/71 J.a llverpool 3 1 R'dim 6 H burg 8 3 NEPTUNE TBPAZ
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      672 20 ofm F MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL a U^ SHIPPING CORPORATION BCRHAD N0 30E Jlrv Anptng Ku*l< Lv npur fl I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P Slam Penani Arriwi: lUNCA MELOR II II Fll 14/15 Ftl 11,21 Ftl H«r e IS 3 London 113 -i R'dam
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      805 21 ■J-MI FOBT OF SINGAPORE AOTMO- B/4 Brt Villa B/ «ITV ANNOUNCIO TNI FOLLOW- IMIP* AT JURONC Wm »l »I INC BIRTHING ARRANCIMINTI MR, *T. T FOR JAN. I N: K yra Katlna B/2. Coronla B/S. OUT: Badeniteln IS/J4. Rajula Teverya B/3. Klnlo Maru B/4 and i«. Wako Mam 18 Nun
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      769 21 10M Sovereign Marine mm> Lines, inc. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADING FOR ASHTABULA, HAMILTON ANO TORONTO P Klang Singapore HAMBURGER WALI Mar 6711 Mar 12/ Ib ADUFOTIS Mr 10 15 Apr IS/71 DIRECT SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING CARGO FOR LOURENCO MARQUES, DURBAN AND CAPETOWN Singapore Msif PHILIPPINE ADMIRAL Mar
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      1023 21 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. Irj ra»aow»a to Hrn demands or tkippan in Singapore and Malar** M.I.S.C. hoi great pleasure in announcing H»a introduction of ipacialfMd timber carrier "MARITIME STAR", scheduled ra load at: Singapore: 9-11.2.72 P Swcrtcnham 12 16.2.72 Ptnang 17 19.2.72 Fot duchorge London. Rotterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg. Bilbao
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      375 21 SKCFUKU STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED ftf tO"" 5 I<n f t it MiNEIA«A MARt 3/ 4 Mar OAIJN MAN 1)14 frt Agtnu Tlit IK)KNK() UJMTANIi (el Singaport *****1. Port Swattcnham 6432; Pananf *****. NATRAD (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. 54A SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE TEL. *****4 FAST SERVICE TO PHNOMPENH M V "II
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    Acknowledgements
    48 22 THE FAMILY of the late James Alban de Silva wishec to thank all those who help and sent wreaths and eondolenos during their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF the late Oladys Stewart thank all relatives and friends for their kind attendrnce and donations during their sad bereavement.
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    Announcements
    22 22 MARGARETTA'S BEAUTY SHOP tn Hilton Hotel for halrstyllng perms, tinting, facials, body-massage For appointment Tel. Spore *****4 open S a.m. dally.
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    Deaths
    108 22 MAITLAND HUGH BETHUNE. hus band of Mary Logan inee Cowan) Emeritus Professor. University of Manchester, late Professor. mvercity of Malaya, peacefully It. hospital at Ilurton onTrent. England. on 13th January, 1972. after a Khor: Illness No letters Please MAOAM GURUMAH SUSRAMANIAM PAPVAH RAJAH (87) pustd away peacefully on 23/1/72
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      604 22 ANNOUMCIMINT/IWONAL 7^T37T71T3 pho»e cut tel *****1 g, ™.7.« £m iTt-fc W> •ET*'Ls- mm m/. tor -T* Singapore and Maisysis: Si SO a wore). mmmm Mfte* S 7» a /or .or*. Minima* IJU* lor li wtr4t. C.A.T.S. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OUR TELEPHONE OPERATORS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE AS FROM 9.30 A.M.
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      830 22 WANTBO TWO FBaIALB Oeneral clerks (One Fulltime/One Parttime i Must be Indian (Hindu) Must have willingness to take respons:blllty Pltasant personality. fluent In conversation Immediate appointment apply enclosing photograph (returnable) to Box A 4234 ST. Spore. NEWLY ESTABLISHED ORCANISAi TION requlrec driver messenger Qualifications: Singapore Citizen with good driving records
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      899 22 REQUIRED YOUNG LAr clerk with knowledge of typing anu correspondence and one general amah. Please call personally between 1.00 3.00 p.m. at 11. Chepstow close, off Serangoon Oarden Way B'pore 19. GENERAL COOK AMAH required immediately for small American family. Must speak English and live In Tel: *****3 Spore. WANTED
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      927 22 UNFURNISHED 1-SBOROOMED FLAT at dlst. IS. Available as from 1.2 72. No commission agents please. For viewing please contact P. C. Chua at 88. Slglap Drive. Spore. (7.00 9.00 p.m. only) LINDEN DRIVE 4-bedroomed 2-storey California House. Furnished $1,200/- Unfurnished $900/-: Watten Estate flat $623/- Hillcrest 3-bed-roomed 2-storey $630/- Spore
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      966 22 PLAT FOR RENT, roof garden 3 bedrooms, available Immedlate'y. $300/Contact Steve Spore *****5 NEWTON COURT alrconditloned furnished 3-bedroomed Bat diet. 11 $480/- pm. Tel: *****3 Spore. WORKING GIRL has furnished room to share In Tlong Bahru. Approx. $30-. Sally ***** after 2 p.m. BACHELOR'S FLAT offers accommodation to another bachelor.
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      847 22 Houses and land wanted Wanted te purchese VACANT LAND FOR INDUSTRIAL PURPOSE. Area 3.000 sq (t. and above. postal dlsts. 13. 14. and 19. Rsply Mr. Wss 466-A, Upper Serengeen Read S'pere 19. cr phono ***** S'pere. Ottloo space vacant ROBINSON ROAO: Brand new pres tlgious building with panoramic viewover
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      673 22 BOOKKEEPING GUARANTEE COURSE two months guarantee' rapid course specially conducted for those awaiting O C.E. results. Examination to be held immediately after two months Guarantee to pass Intermediate singe Dally 10 11.30 a.m. or 2—3.30 p.m. Commencing 3.2.1672. Also rapid courses In shorthand A typewriting. Enrol early to avoid disappointment
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      641 22 BOOKKEEPING: Rapid. Simpliflrd Course Classes Morning Afternoon/ CoTltge 218P Changl Road (*****K). Rajas Raffles Place (9»5581 CORRESPONDENCE and R'P""""' ing secret«n_l Put.es Ml Month. Course Success Guaranteed Raja College. Raffles Place if** 4 Raja's 218 D Changl Road (*****8). ACADEMY OF ACCOUNTANCY-SECRETARYSHIP PRESIDENT BUILOINC. 320. Ssrsnscen Reed. Smgcpcrc ***** Hookkeeping.
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    A scheme to make specialist treatment available to poor
    280 23 SINGAPORE, Tuesday fHh poor in Singapore may soon enjoy the personal attention of medical specialists only the rich can afford to see now. The Health Ministry is considering a new scheme that would allow more medical specialists from the private sector
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    ALL BOAC CHARTER FLIGHTS TO LONDON BOOKED UP
    147 23 ALL BOAC CHARTER FLIGHTS TO LONDON BOOKED UP SINGAPORE. Tues. All BOAC Ltd charter nights from Singapore to London have been booked up till the end of March. About 10.000 people have been flying between London and South-east Asian cities since BOAC Ltd. started Its nonafflnlty charter flights In Kuala
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    S'pore varsity union warns Nantah
    162 23 SINGAPORE. Tues. The University of Singapore Students' Union today warned Nanyang University that its decision to close Its Malay Studies Department was "hasty and capable of widespread repercussions'" in Singapore. Two weeks ago. the Vice Chancellor of Nantah, Dr. Rayson Huang, explained why Nantah's Malay
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      328 23 (Cont. in Page 22) Travel and tours NAM. HO TRAVBL SERVICE Limited. Tour Malaya Beven Daya HJliu air conditioned Bus ssui Departure rvery Sunday. Monday <- Highlands Four Daya Bs7u Every Wednesday. Bangkok Chlengmal Fourteen Days ***** 16/2/72. 5/3/72. 19/3 72. by air seven Days B**3s 16/2/72. 19/2/72. 8/3/72. Chinese
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      415 23 SUN TRAVBL AGENCY Taiwan/ Hongkong/Thailand (Chines* New Year) tour 11 day* departure 16/2/72. Japan /Taiwan /Hongkong/ Thailand (Chines* New Yean tours 15 day* departure lS'2/72. Taiwan /Hongkong /Thailand 12 Daya Departure 1/4/72. 41. Tanlong Pagar Road. Spore Tel. ***** *****/*****. 67. Bultan Street Kuala Lumpur Tel: *****/*****/883 W. Malacca Tel:
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      636 23 INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FLIGHTS I CENTRE London Brussels New York Toronto Ban Francisco Los Angelas Vancouver, 7U The Arcade 3rd Floor. Raffles Place Tel 927*2/*****. ATLAS TRAVEL TOURS Chirtered' scheduled flights Europe— U.S. A.— Canada. Special Tours:- AustraliaFar East Europe Spore *****0 *****3 Trl* t* L*nd*n ky CltartarT Are you looking
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      770 23 BUYIMC lILLINC Alrcondltlooen. refrigerators, television*, general used good*. Please Contact Karllm Company, SftS, Oeylang. 8 pore *****7. SPECIAL DISCOUNT silent cool Sanyo alrcondltlooer*. Contact Ngoyo Refrigeration CO. Tel: *58»33 or *****7 Spore. JACKIE'S SHOES: Full rang* IST2 fashion at competitive price. Open Sundays. 10. Orchard Road ***** 8 pore 7.6
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      852 23 IST* MAZDA COUPE 1200. One owner automatic radio and tape-recorder. Eicellent condition. $6000/- Tel: ***** Spore IM7 FAIRMONT. Manual. One owner. White with red trim. Bucket seats Good valur 53. 950* Universal Cars. 45 Orchard Road. Trl: *****1. IS7I TOYOTA COUPE SL 1200 C.C. 1 lady owner. Radio Tape-recorder $6900'-
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      706 23 INSTANT PHOTOCOPYINO. Plan Printing. Printing. Laminating. Dyrao Labelling Bern-* for Door. Name Stand. Ac* Stationery Co, 30 Robinson Road. Tel *****. Spore. SPECIALISTS IN MOSAIC tiling painting, parquet flooring, rubber tile*, trrruioo marble and granite stones at moderate price*. Tel MISI2 Spore NBW SPECIAL SPRAY-PAINTING, repair and Installation air-condition-era. refrigerator*
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      Acrobatic save
      247 24 /GOALKEEPER Lim Tow Chenr of the Public Utilities VJ Board Recreation Club (PUBRC) does an acrobatic save as he foils a scoring bid by the Survey Department in yesterday's SGSFL div. 3A match at Farrer Park. On the left is Pl'BßC's rirht-half Mohamed Noor (white jersey). PUBRC won
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      A six-month soccer ban training absentees
      308 24  - A six-month soccer ban training absentees JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE soccer players selected for national training will now have to take their training seriously as the National Sports Promotion Board, caretaker of the F.A. of Singapore, has decided to take strong action to stop absenteeism. A player who misses two
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      BHS poised for grand slam
      435 24  -  PETER SIOW By T*OP contenders Buttt Ho Swee x (BHS) are poised for the grand slam when their "B" girls and "C" boys smashed their way Into the division finals of the City District Schools badminton tournament at Buklt Ho Swee yesterday. Buklt Ho Swee's
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      Queenstown win hockey title
      37 24 Queenstown Secondary became the 'A' division boys champion In the Paslr Panjang District Schools six-a-side hockey league tournament at Dover Road yesterday. Oan Eng Seng clinched the boys B and 'C division titles.
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      Now it's Op Snip Snip at Luton
      211 24 Now it's Op Snip Snip at Luton LONDON, Tues.— A 1 c c Stock, former Army captain, has ordered his Luton Town players: "Get your flippin' 'air cut." Manager Stock, fed uo with the image of the modern Soccer star, said: "Take Leeds United. They don't grow their hair long.
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      Jumbo Jet does smart workout
      255 24  - Jumbo Jet does smart workout EPSOM JEEP By JUMBO JET drew J attention to his chances in Sunday's Tenßku's Gold Cup by doing a stylish gallop at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Because of the firm going on the main course. Jumbo Jet was worked on the sand track. Johnny Wilson kept
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      Medal to Tay
      36 24 INSURANCE executive Pe' jr Tay (11) won the gold metlal competition of the Keppel club with a nett 62 at Buklt Chermin over the weekend William Lee was second with a nett 63
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      Anzuk 12-8
      27 24 Anzuk Ordinance beat Police/ Military 12-8 (two penalties and one goal to two tries) In a Div. two league rugby match at Thomson Road yesterday.
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      GOLD MEDAL GOLF
      181 24 DRAW and starting times for the SICC gold medal golf competition at Buklt Course on Saturday: IST TEE 1.15 p.m. SB. Hunt (20). A. B. Reich (19). PC. Vow (18); IJBI Q.P. Lashomb (12). W. Cleught (12), Cheah Hong Lim (14); 1.27 R. Tapuke (8). R. A.
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      Floodlit swim contests get the vote
      408 24  - Floodlit swim contests get the vote P. SENEVIRATNE By JT'LOODLIT competitive swimming Is here to stay. That's the consensus of opinion after night swimming was put on trial for the second day running at the Chinese Swimming Club's single-age group meet yesterday. Reasons lor this event being held late in
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      Bradman protests against article on Chappell
      398 25 From JACK FINGLETON MELBOURNE, Tues. Sir JTI Donald Bradham, chairman of the Australian Board of Cricket Control, has written to the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald protesting against an article published in that paper about Australian captain lan Chappell. Bradman in his letter
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      Lock icon MacDougall is top scorer with 32 goals
      136 25 LONDON. Tues. Leading scorers after Saturday's Rngllsh league soccer matches were: DIV. 1: Martin Olivers (TotI trnham) 24: Francis Lee (Man City) 24: George Best (Man Old) 19; Peter Lorlmer (Leeds) 18: Alan Woodward iSheff Utd) 18: Clyde Best (West Ham) 17: Malcolm
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      Barbados triumph
      90 25 BRIDGETOWN (Barbados). Tups. Pace bowler Vanburn Holder took 4-43 as Trinidad slid to a seven -wicket defeat In their Shell Shield match against Barbados here yesterday. Trinidad. Lhe reigning champions, were dismissed (or 255 in their second Innings, leaving the Barbadians to score only 56 to win. In
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      Barber triumphs after 93 holes
      235 25 T^EW YORK, Tues. Miller Barber rolled in an 18-foot birdie putt on the 21st extra hole yesterday to beat George Archer and win the US$l5O,OOO Dean Martin Tucson Open golf championship. The piayoff w,as the longest in recent 1-«3A tourvament history. After his final putt,
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      US convict bids for Olympic gold
      313 25 US convict bids for Olympic gold \EW YORK, Tues.— Bobby 1 Lee Hunter, 21, a convict in an American jail, is set to become one of the stars in the Munich Olympic Games. His fellow inmates at South Carolina's Cort.ctional Institution in Columbia are making sure of that. They are
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      Champions toppled
      112 25 IPOH Sam Tet School scored a thrilling 3-2 win over delending champions. AneloChlnese School In the under--2C final in the Ipoh Schools badminton competition yesterday. Sam Tet will represent the district In the branch competition next month. Results: (Sam Tet ment.oned first i Singles: Kirn Nal Leong lost
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      231 25 ]\EW YORK. Tues. Jamaican Marilyn Neuf- ville. 19, world's 400 m record holder. yesterday underwent an operation for a torn achllles tendon I and the surgeon said It would be "touch and go" whether she would make the Olympic Oames. Marilyn ruptured the tendon
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      377 25 Hereford earn replay with a shock draw LONDON. Tues. HEREFORD UNITED, the only minor league club still in the English FA Cup, shocked First Division rivals Newcastle United with a goal after 17 seconds and finally drew 2-2 in their third round tie last night. The twice-postponed match drew a
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      115 25 MARGARET PLANS A COMEBACK BEFORE WIMBLEDON MELBOURNE. Tues. Mrs. Margaret court. Australia's former Wimbledon champion who is expecting a baby in March, hopes to be back In International tennis in time for the Wimbledon championships in June. "I'd like to be playing at Wimbledon again this year." she said here
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      Adelaide pitch will suit spinners
      157 25 Adelaide pitch will suit spinners MELBOURNE. Tues. Because of loss of play through rain in their last two matches in Canberra and Newcastle the World XI will have three successive practice days at the Adelaide nets for the final and decisive match of vhe International series to begin in Adelaide
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      40 24 YACHTING SYC passage race to Tengah (Tengah) SOCCER City District schools soccer championships. A Div: RI v NJC (RI ground. 5 p.m.) B Div: BSS v BHSB (3« p.m TSB v SJI (5 p.m. both match at Bras Basah Road)
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      40 24 C Div: SJI v CHS (8 a.m), MHSS v BSS (9 15 am both matches at MHSS ground). Friendly: Hampshire "B" v Kampong Olam (5.30 pjt.». Hampshire "A" v MSA (7 30 p m both matches at Jalan Besar stadium).
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    198 26 NEW DELHI, Tues.—President V.V. Giri tod*T offered the hand of friendship to Pakistan. He said, "I would appeal to those now in authority in Pakistan to give up the attitude of 111-will towards us. Let us all awaken from the nightmare of
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    Lock icon Crash plane found
    53 26 BOGOTA (Colombia). Tues. The Satena Airlines' DC-3 that disappeared last Friday with 35 pople aboard Including Monslgnor O>rardo Velencia Cano. was found today The plane was sighted completely destroyed after five minutes flight from Bolivar City. 425 miles (684 km) northwest of here in the middle of
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    106 26 British talks with Rhodesia tribal chiefs SALISBURY. Tues. Leaders of the British Pearce Commission conferred today with Rhodesia's tribal chiefs to test the acceptability of constitutional proposals for settling the Rhodesia independence dispute. The chiefs who Mr. Lan Smith's Government claims are the real representatives of popular African opinion gave
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    46 26 ZURICH. Tues. Swiss Investigators today appealed to writer Clifford Irving to come to Zurich with his wife to be interviewed In the police probe of a US$B5O,OOO cheque fraud ilnked to the dispute over his purported autobiography of billionaire Industrialist Howard R. Hughes. AP.
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    34 26 WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States recorded Its largest trade deficit in history In 1971. when the value of Imports exceeded exports by more than USS3.OOO million, the Commerce Department said today. AP.
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    173 26 HEAVY FLOODS HIT QUEENSLAND AND NSW CYDNEY, Tues. People were reported fleeing from advancing flood waters, children were sent home from schools and several townships were completely isolated by ragIng torrents and swollen rivers, as floods raged through New South Wales and Queensland today. Worst hit areas were around Sydney,
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    62 26 CANBERRA. Tues. The Australian Oovernment will create a new form of land lease for aborigine reserves, the Prime Minuter. Mr William McMahon, said here today. The new lease, called the General Purpose Lease, could be applied for by aborigines as individuals, groups and communities and would
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    31 26 PRAGUE. Tues Leaders of the seven Warsaw Pact nations today began a summit meeting here which is expected to consider new moves to promote a European security conference. Reuter.
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    Smashed: Gang that robbed tourists
    94 26 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Police believe they have smashed a six-man secret society gang who have been robbing tourists since July 1965. A police spokesman said the six men. now detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act, had been involved In a series of robberies since
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    473 26 T ONDON. Tuc«. Equities wm IrreiJ qular today In moderate turnover Earlier (alls were reduced on small upport In the afternoon session. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Indrl waa off 2.6 *t 455.4. Leaden closed narrowly mixed. BAT* was weak while BrltMt Match (ell fairly sharply on
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    210 26 USING only swimming trunks, goggles, lifejacket and noseclip. Prince Charles undergoes submarine escape drill without any breathing apparatus. The practice at the escape training tank at HMS Dolphin the Royal Navy's submarine headquarters is to prepare him for patrol in a nuclear
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