The Straits Times, 31 January 1972

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    19 1 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 -V MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Clothing bulges lead -$24m heroin haul Malaysians held
    297 1 Clothing bulges lead $24m heroin haul Malaysians held WASHINGTON, Sunday EIGHT people including five Malaysians have been arrested in Honolulu, San Francisco and New York and charged with smuggling US$B million (about $24 million) in heroin into the United States. Giving details of one of the hift^est heroin hank in
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    36 pages
    17 1 TODAY'S Straits Times is 36 pages in two sections. Business Times is in Section Two.
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    Peking hits at Nixon again
    264 1 Peking hits at Nixon again PEKING, Sunday pHINA toda> launched a new personal attack on President Nixcn as an advance party flew here from the United States to prepare for his visit next month. An article in the PeoX's Dally, Journal of the lnese Communist Party, said measures put forward
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    Lock icon $220,000 robbery
    70 1 NEW YORK. Sun. A Lon-don-basrd shipping executive and hLs wife were held up early today in the lobby of their East Side apartment building by a v?ll-<lressed. well-spoken gunman whu eccnped with jewellery worth U5574,000 ((200.000). Mr Stass Reed, the 57-year-old president of Oceanlca de Transportes. said an
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    Aborigines set up 'embassy'
    37 1 CANBERRA. Sun. Police are mounting a 24-hour guard on an "aboriginal embassy" set up outside Parliament House here. The "embassy" consists of three tents pitched by four young aborigines demanding greater aboriginal rights.
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    Lock icon Fire at world's richest gold mine kills 13
    197 1 Fire at world's richest gold mine kills 13 JOHANNESBURG. Sun. —A fire that spread lethal carbon monoxide fumes through the world's richest gold mine killed at least 13 African miners, a spokesman for South Africa's West Driefonteln Mine said today. Rescur workers wearIng oxyen masks and carrying flre-nghtinK equipment recovered
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    Lock icon End of airline go slow
    41 1 COLOMBO. Sun. Non-Exe-cuUve sun of Air Ceylon have called of a two-day work to rule over selection of trainees which led to the cancellation and delay of domestic and International nights at Colombo's Bandaranaike airport. Reuter
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    Solidarity 'no'
    22 1 VANCOUVER. Sun. British Columbia's 3.200 dockers refused today to handle cargo diverted from strike-bound ports on the US. west coast.
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    Mahendra has heart attack
    48 1 KATMANDU. Bun. King Mahrndra of Nepal suffered a heart attack this morning. The Nepalr.se national news agency reported that medical aid had been rushed to the king, who was staying In his country home at Bharatpur in soulh-cpntral Nepal. No further details were available.
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    New call by Tamils for autonomous state
    181 1 OPPOSITION Tamil Federal Par'; leader Mr. S.M. Risamanickam said today that the party would be driven to an extreme position if its demands for an autonomous Tamil state continued to be rejected. Speaking at a special session of the party in Jaffna. 2M
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    Lock icon Change in US attitude towards India, says Indira
    257 1 Change in US attitude towards India, says Indira NEW DELHI, Sunday pRIME Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, said yes- terday there had been some change noticeable in the United States attitude towards India, the Press Trust of India reported. But she added it could not be called a change un less
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    30 killed, 8 hurt in crash
    67 1 30 killed, 8 hurt in crash TAIPEH, Sun. Thirty people were killed and eight injured in a chain collision Involving a threewheeled lorry laden with kerosene, an ox cart and a tourist bus in southern Taiwan. The accident occurred on a highway at Pingtung yesterday when the lorry bumped off
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    Pakistan quits Commonwealth in protest
    198 1 RAWALPINDI. Sunday THE Pakistan Government announced today that it was quitting the Commonwealth in protest against decisions by Britain, Australia and New Zealand to recognise Bangla flesh. The announcement over Radio Pakistan said the decisions by what it called the European members of the Commonwealth
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    Viets get ready for the big attack
    366 1 Viets get ready for the big attack CAIGON. Sun. Communist forces nttacked American and South Vietnamese positions from the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) down to the capital area and were reported manoeuvring apparently ready to launch their loiikthreatenod offensive in the Central Highlands. The upsurge in fight Inn left 10 Americans
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    Suspects not immunised
    39 1 SINGAPORE Sun. The two Malaysian children suspected of having polio are understood to be still under obvervatolll at Mlddletcn Hospital. S-.urces said the two. whe aie here on holiday, had not been Immunised against the disease.
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    MYSTERY FLARE OVER KATONG
    45 1 SINGAPORE. Sun A mystrry pink flare was seen over Katong late tonight. Speculation was that it was either a ship's MaWMi signal or a flare rrleased during an army exercise Ip to press time there was no confirmation of the source
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      6 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000
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    Lock icon Bhutto repeats charge against India
    237 2 RAWALPINDI. Sun. The Pakistani Army la.st night accused Indian forces of continuing to violate the ceasefire in West Pakistan and said three Indian soldiers were killed on Jan. 20. A statement issued here said the Indians were k;lled when a patrol crossed into West Pakistan
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    Lock icon Tunnel game ends in death of fouor schoolboys
    268 2 Tunnel game ends in death of fouor schoolboys TOKYO, Sunday I COUR Japanese schoolboys r were burled alive today when a tunnel they dug imitating an army sergeant who hid 28 years in Guam jungles collapsed. Three others were rescued by police Using only empty tin cans and a steel
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    43 2 So nice to see you SHOICHI YOKOI centre who spent 28 years hiding in the (ilium jungle, met a blood relative for the first time He is Tokiyoshi Oshika. 43 (left). 1 grandson of Yokoi's mother's eldest sister. I PI picture.
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      Lock icon A massacre warning
      134 3 LONDON. Sun Mr Arthur Bottom ley. a former Labour Commonwealth Secretary, warned last night that Rhodesia's white population might one tiay be massacred by Africans Mr. Bottomley was speaking on a TV programme about what might happen if what h»- called "a just settlement was not reached
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      Smith no to visits by Labour, Liberal MPs
      285 3 SALISBURY, Sun I"HE Rhodesian Government last night banned visits here by a four-man British Opposition Labour Party delegation and a Liberal MP. Th<> official reason given was that the MPs concerned supported the "terrorist" movements in Rhodesia. A statement from the office
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      Lock icon Saigon illtreating refugees report: Probe ordered
      234 3 Saigon illtreating refugees report: Probe ordered PHNOM PENH, Sunday. INFORMATION Minister Mr Long Boret has ask- ed the embassy in Snigon to investigate reports of maltreatment of Cambodian refugees by South Vietnamese authorities, official sources said. His request was mad- m a letter last Tuesday which was circulated to Prime
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      Lock icon Robber's wife: Let me sleep with my husband
      158 3 Robber's wife: Let me sleep with my husband LONDON, Sun. The blonde wife of one of Kritain's great train robbers made an urgent personal plea today to sleep with her jailed husband so that they can have a baby. Rene Wisbry's husband Thomas was jailed for 30 years in 19t>4
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      Lock icon No comment
      145 3 In LONDON. t h c Foreign Office declined immediate comment on the Rhcdesian ban. A Foreign Office spokesman said that Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Dou-glas-Home would be in touch with the Labour and Liberal parties tomorrow No comment could, however, be made pending study of the full text
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      Lock icon Nixon's choice
      27 3 WASHINGTON Sun. President Nixon today named Cf Marina Whitman 36-year-ild mcther of two children to membership i,f his u.p-level Count il of Economic Advisers -Reuter
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      191 3 Buy Singapore manufactured products 1 SUGAR SIS Super-refined Guaranteed slb 1.55 PORK loin or rolled Lean Top Quality (454 1) Ib 2.10 NOODLES woh hup shr,m P onm, Fish 17 OYSTER SAUCE woh hup (454 g) ib 1.3Q BEEFBURGERS s_k_ ~**T~j% PORK SAUSAGES it Taste Try (454 g) Ib 1.48
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      Lock icon NIXON'S PRESS PARTY TO HAVE FREE RUN IN CHINA
      322 4 NIXON'S PRESS PARTY TO HAVE FREE RUN IN CHINA ||Ol STON. Sun. The 80-member Press delegation that will accompany President Nixon on his isit to China has hern promised freedom from tens >rship and freedom of movement. White House Prrss Secretary Mr. Ronald /ieglrr said today. Mr. /hklit told the
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      Lock icon Case of the girl of 11 and boy of 15
      147 4 Case of the girl of 11 and boy of 15 CYDNEY, Sun.— Police J today found a missing 11 -year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy who ran away together three days ago Horn Nrwcastle, 100 miles from here. Cheryl Mills and Clifford Neldrum left home on their bicycles which were
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      Lock icon Jesuit priest executed
      61 4 SYDNEY. Sun. A Jesuit priest was executed "for no real reason" by Pakistani troops m Bangladesh, an Australian Salvaticn Army officer said ners tcday. WtWm&tf Robert Hath whr. returned from India, said the priest nil one o1 a number of his Order wno were maintaining hosntals and
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      Lock icon Bodies found
      35 4 TEHERAN. Sun. Rescue workers today found the bodies of six hunters trapped In a big avalanche In the Mirgechekuh mountains, police reports said here The six men had gone hunting last week. —Reuter
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      Lock icon Death for drug men move by Manila
      459 4 Death for drug men move by Manila MANILA, Sun. The Senate nas begun debating a Bill on drug abuse which will introduce the death penalty in certain cases for illegal distributors ard the owners of drug dens. The Bill, which revises and consolidates regulations on prohibited drugs in the country's
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      Lock icon HOWARD HUGHES PUZZLE: WOMAN CALLS POLICE
      424 4 HOWARD HUGHES PUZZLE: WOMAN CALLS POLICE ZURICH. Sun. Cantonal authorities said yesterday that woman Men titylng herself v Mn Edith Irving had phoned police here confirm she coiled. USS3SO.COO Involved In the controversy over the biography ot millt<.: Howard Hushes. But sources said the police still have no clue to
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      Lock icon 33,000-foot fall girl improving
      173 4 BELGRADE. Sun. Vesna Vulovic. the 23-year-old Yugoslav stewardess who Mir\ived a six-and-a-half-mile tail from a crashing airliner this week \m reported to be improving She was examined l.y nerve specialist Dr. Zdenek Fusek, in a hospital in Czechoslovakia. Dr Fusek said symptoms of brain swelling are
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      Lock icon A long rowing trip
      51 4 CAPE TOWN. Sun. Veterinary surgeon Dr Q«of frey Mager. 52. said goodbye to his family yesterday and set on* for Rio de Janeiro In a flat-bottomed rowIng boat named Mother Carey's Chicken He hoDes to make the 3.C00 nautical mile passage in three to six months
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    Rahim outlines 'justifiable limits' to Press freedom
    338 5 SINGAPORE, Sunday pitKSS rreedom in Singapore's multiracial and polycultural society imisi in- curtailed if it endangers communal and racial harmony and fosters violence and strife, the Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Indie Rahim Ishak, said yesterday. And this curtailment, he added, should be
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    Door to door election campaign by UNF
    104 5 Door to door election campaign by UNF SINGAPORE, Sun. The United National Front will start door to door campaigning this week in preparation for the next general elections. This was one of the decisions taken at a get-to-gether party cum divisional constituency meeting of the UNF at a house in
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    Human relations course
    46 5 Human relations course SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chinese YMCA's Centre for Applied Behavioural Science will conduct weekly training sessions on self-awareness and human relations for groups and organisations next month. The sessions will be held at the Chinese YMCA Tanglln Centre at 60 Stevens w«ad. from Thursday.
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    Two new Acts approved
    43 5 ISINOAPORE. Sun The Medical Registration Act and the Dentists Registration Act. which were approved by Parliament last December, have received the President's assent. The two Acts will come Into operation on a date to be fixed by the Minister
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    Jurong factory to make fridge parts
    107 5 Jurong factory to make fridge parts SINGAPORE. Sun. Kenmore Inc. AS of Norway has started a $500,000 factory in Jurong to manufacture refrigerator parts for export. The local plant, Kenmore Asia, was opened yesterday by its managing director, Mr. Lai Berg. He said the fattorv had been established in response
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    Bangla seamen return home
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. All 17 BangUi Desh seamen who signed off from the Pakistani ship Bhnlrab on Jan. 24 have leit for their home port of Chlttagong. The first batch of four ltft by a Bangla Desh-bound ship the next day. The remaining 13 left yesterday In
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    Bring and buy
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Spastic Chlldien's Association will hold a Chinese New Year brlng-and-buy coflee morning from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Peb S at 25 Gllstead Road.
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    US Army Chief of Staff flying in today
    156 5 CINGAPORE, Sun— Oen. William Westmoreland, United States Army Chief of Staff and former U.S. military commander in Vietnam, Is due in Singapore tomorrow for a 20--hour stop-over in the course of an Asian tour. He will pay a courtesy call on the
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    Goodwood team
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Goodwood Group of Hotels has sent a 16-man delegation to attend the 21st PATA i Pacific Area Travel Association) conference which will be held In Kuala Lumpur from tomorrow to Thursday.
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    I Build A Powerful Memory in 4 Short Weeks
    903 5 I guarantee you a memory beyond your wildest dreams today Memory Isometrics is created by Harry Lorayne. the world's greatest memory expert. It is designed to coax incredible performance out of normal Nevtr Forgot Aayeae's Name Affaia ai Long at You
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      186 6 Lufthansa fare reduction Now more than 40% cheaper to Europe From February Iwe can fly you mm «H|HB| to Europe on a regular scheduled w^«HBB flight, and back again, for at least ViM^^^H 40% less than the normal fare. -J For example,our Excursion Fare to ;^9^H Frankfurt orParis is M/S$
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    Kyla, 18, crowned Michelle Model of the Year
    120 7  -  |> II uni(,it\i'Hic 1 model Kyla Cliburn, 18. flanked by the runners up, after she was crowned Michelle Model of the Year at the Michelle Model Academy's 10th anniversary dinner and dance party on Saturday night. She beat 19 other contestants, all
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    Evening of delightful chamber music
    193 7 Evening of delightful chamber music SINGAPORE. Sun. The Music Group of London was presented by Donald Moore tonight, uniquely and quite successfully (apart from noisy airconditioning > at the Shan-gri-La ballroom. The venue apparently has sound economic reasons, according to Mr. Moore's foreword. Mozart's K 407 Trio for Violin tHugh
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    Hari Raya party
    62 7 .APORE. Sun —The Prophet Muhammad's Birthday rshlp Fund Board held a Harl Raya party l;i*t night for 50 local university graduates and students who wtR recipients of the board's b.jis.iMc.s and grants. About 100 community leaders and officials of the board's 43 utMiate organisations also attended the
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    Officer to be tried on 'attempt to use firearm' charge
    216 7 Officer to be tried on 'attempt to use firearm' charge SINGAPORE. Sun. Cadet officer Nr Scow Teng has been committed to stand trial in the High Court on an amended charge of "attempting to use a firearm." Ng. 25. was originally accused at a preliminary inquiry of using a revolver
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    Tried to rob salesgirl
    52 7 SINOAPORE. Sun. Tan Hock Lam. 17, yesterday admitted attempting to rob sales assistant Miss Lee Kirn Chew. 23. of a watch In a Housing Board lift in Bendeemer Road on Jan. 18 while armed with a knife. Sentence was r >stponed to Feb. 19 pending a
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    A call for 'stern action5 against cement price rise
    314 7 A call for 'stern action 5 against cement price rise THE Government has been asked to clarify whether it has given permission to local cement manufacturers to increase the price of their products. Mr. Low Kirn Yee, secretary to the Master Builders Association, said today: "The price of a bag
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    VARSITY REMINDER ON CONSULTATION
    106 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The University of Singapore has reminded its teaching staff that they must have its approval before offering consultation services to business and industrial firms. A circular to this effect was sent out by the registrar's office to the entire teaching staff recently. The university
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    50 grads of training ship told: Aim for the highest posts
    227 7 FIFTY graduate trainees of the training ship Singapore were told yesterday to aim lor top posts of ship's masters and chief engineers. •'Ships crews these days are smaller in number than they used to be and in modern automated
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    DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
    288 8 DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER STARTING today— the most exciting James Bond adventure of all. This is the 1972 Bond— slicker, more deadly, more ingenious —in a film that has brought an old story brilliantly up to date. The film that lured Scan Connery back as Bond. COMMA NDER James Bond,C.M.G., of
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    Blofeld was dead but one question remained
    1414 8  -  VICTOR DAVIS Adapted from the film by Bond had finally tired of throwing around this Incompetent. He positioned his forearm under Chan's agitated Adam's apple and asked simply: "Where is he? Chan looked up Into the emotionless eyes and saw that his death
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      107 10 SINGAPORE TOKYO VOUOITV I #^f vcv ISETAN, one of the largest Japanese V\t department stores has come to Singapore. 1/% I /%I v (V Here you can find fashionable merchandise \Jk 4EiK” 1^ jMI >1r in our ultra modem store. Many fashions are JF t5 i^ unique in Singapore and
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    MP: An important step in preserving community links
    168 11 MP: An important step in preserving community links SINGAPORE. Sun. The setting up Housing Board block representatives committees is an important step towards preserving community links, Inche Sha'arl Tadin, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) said today. Speaking at thr presentation of rredrntials to the block representatives at the hawkers' centre in Jalan
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    Appointment
    26 11 IPOH. Sun Mr Tan Kirn Bee has taken over duties here as senior inspector of mines. Northern region, from Inche Ahmad Azzizudin who has resigned.
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    Coroner to become Legal Aid's No. 2
    91 11 Coroner to become Legal Aid's No. 2 CINGAPORE, Sun. The First Coroner. Mr. Llew Ngik Kee. will become the deputy Director of Legal Aid from Feb. I—the1 the first legal officer to hold this post. All along, the Legal Aid Bureau has been manned by a director and four assistant
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    'A first aider in every factory9 law call
    318 11 'A first aider in every factory 9 law call SINGAPORE, Sunday fHK Ml* lor Kulhng, Inche A. Aziz Karini, has allied for legislation to compel laclories, depending on their size, to employ at least v competent first-aider. He said: "The flrst-aider should be a minimum requirement even for a small-sized
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    Computer firms extend training to the public
    296 11 Computer firms extend training to the public OINGAPORE, Sun. Computer Arms here are extending their training facilities to interested members of the public, the area education officer of International Computers Ltd., Mr. Alfred Lim, said yesterday. Speaking on Computers as a Career at a forum on vocational guidance for school-leavers,
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    Jaycees pick their men
    38 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Mr. Michael Kanny of Scremban has been elected president of the Malaysian Junior Chamber (Jaycees). Vice-president is Mr. S. Nagaretnam while Inche Hassan Paroulf- is secretary-general. Tre-.->urer is Mr. Robert Ng.
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    Filipino seaman killed in a bar brawl
    137 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. A FiliDino seaman was killed in a brawl outside Clifford Pier Bar last night. Chief Officer Silvador R. Hubahlb. 45. skipper of a motor launch, died from a stab wound in the chest. Police arrested a Filipino seaman and recovered a
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    Steady progress in the fight against cancer
    178 11 Steady progress in the fight against cancer SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Cancer Society yesterday reported steady progress in its aims to combat the disease and provide welfare aid to parents and their fain.lies. Society chairman Mr. Freddy Yin Ec Kheng said this at its fund-raising dinner and fashion show at
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    River project
    35 11 PENANO. Sun.— Work on the flood control projects in Brown Oarden has started with the deepening and widening of the Glugor River. The project, costing $304,000. is expected to be completed by July.
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    19 11 PENANO, Sun. The ferry buoy in Penang Harbour has been re-established on station, the Marine Department announced.
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      449 11 a tfeeHttfcOß ka^Bß^ February 1 6, 1972. >tW4BBbI '^^S Balinese dancers. Krontjong Orchestra. XBB H^ Fashion shows. Authentic Indonesian foods. %vfl IB> Theatre performance. Grand Indonesian Charity IvBL BH Pjk Banquet and Ball g| Q LMJ February 1,2. 3,4 &5. 1972 Hl 12.30 p.m. Luncheon, Special R.jsttafel jwfj S^ Mkjf\
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      34 11 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /"l WISH I COULD MAKE: UP LET ME HAVE ONE (WV MI NJD ABOUT THE MORE. CLOSE LOOK! I A& MV INDECISION MAJCINS^ f H/vWW! j/^^ I V/OU NERVOUS?;
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    Jek warns against 'dishonest people' out for takeover
    261 12 Jek warns against 'dishonest people' out for takeover THE Mi ster for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thoncj tonight urged Singaporeans to be careful of dishonest people who want to take over the Government for their own Interests. He said: "If these people really wanted to fight for Singapore. they should
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      292 12 WHAT Fl ENDISH* PASS lON TWISTEdVs'mIND I THAT MADE HIM TORMENT, TORTURE, KILL?; .-opens V^lfcJllDO jm^> /NIRIIT' :M?r?l /after ifffcW NIGHT i AY BB^aW ■T«l I ■BaT^ #^fc^ NIGHT a Jack Mty, Lindi Mirlowe, Justine Lard-li Color HEX -OPENS TODAY 11am, 2.30, 6 vT. "The LOVER" starring Asha Parekh Manoj
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      THE MSA LABEL
      308 14 The Malaysian Government's statement on the Singapore Government's decision to name its national airline Mercury Singapore Airlines, retaining the valuable MSA abbreviation, is restrained but it deserves from Singapore careful consideration. It must be accepted, as the Singapore chairman of Malaysia-Sin-gapore Airlines has said, that there was
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      WELCOME FOR PATA
      430 14 Tun Abdul Razak opens the 21st conference of the Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA) in Kuala Lumpur •oday. a memorable occasion by any reckoning. This is the first conference of its kind to be held in the Malaysian capital and is the first major international convention in
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      HOUSING PROBLEM
      228 14 Singapore s police have responded to the complaints that some Housing Development Board tenants are being stronß-armed out of choosing their own building sub-contractors. The builders are needed to tile floors and walls, and add other touches which put some individuality into type-plan flats. That is part of
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    A lonely, Royal life of duty and example
    983 14 A lonely, Royal life of duty and example BRITAIN'S MOST TRAVELLED SOVEREIGN BRITAIN'S Queen Elizabeth enters the third decade of her reign securely established as a symbol of stability in an age of change. Although her 20 years of rule have coincided with a decline in imperial power, the British
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    AMERICAN POLITICS OF S. VIETNAM
    662 14  -  JAMES RESTON By CARA SOTA, FLA, Sun. President Nixon's account of his secret efforts to negotiate a peace in Indo-C h i n a has clearly helped him in the Florida presidential primary election campaign, and embarrassed the leading Democratic candidates for the presidency. His
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    Rhodesia—a year of tightening the belt
    431 14  - Rhodesia— a year of tightening the belt A CORRESPONDENT BY CALISBURY The economic future of Rhodesia's 5.5 million people will be more profoundly aflee'ed by the first few months of the new year than by any comparable period In the breakaway British colony's 82-year-old hi Primarily, the Britishappointed commission headed
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      384 14 ■■H ■T* S V \ii aKi 1 1 mll■* 1 1 fMPROVEDFORMULA /si A AM^ NOW CONTAINS ENZYMES r]/\j N 1. YOU NEED PROTEIN every d*y because it cannot be stored in the body for future use You mutt provide youi body with enough protein every day or risk protein
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    Training— the mentally retarded for industry
    255 15 Training the mentally retarded for industry OINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Assoriation for Retarded Children has mapped out a programme to train for the first time mentally retarded youths above the age of 16 for jobs in industry. Under the pilot project, which Initially Includes training in recreation and social competence,
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    Coujrse in commercial law
    71 15 Coujrse in commercial law SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Lee Kirn Slang, lawyer and part-time law lecturer at the University of Singapore, will conduct a 12--lecture course In Commercial Law and Practice at the University's New Lecture Theatre 4. The course, open to the public, will begin on Feb. 4. It Is
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    Toto draw
    36 15 SINGAPORE. Sun The numbers drawn in today's Toto draw No 9/72 were: 44. 2 ID. 39 and 34. The additional number was 46. In the circles draw, the numbers were 1. 39 and 49.
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    Beauty runs in this family
    88 15 fiSE look at the Sisters is enough to tell that beauty runs in the family. And with sisters like them who, even among Asian families, would care for brothers? The lovely Indonesian sisters (from left) Jajak, 16, Nun- ing:, 19, and Didi, 17 are here
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    New exchange
    22 15 PENANO. Bun. The Ministry of Works and Telecommunications Is to spend $75,000 to lnstal a telephone exchange In Ballk Pulau
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    Dato Stephens
    35 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysia s Hii?h Commissioner to Australia. Tan Sri Dato Mi. named. Fuad Stephens, has been appointed Malaysia's High CummiKMimrr to Fiji. He will hold the two posts concurrently. I NEVER
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    Chain of stores in Japan to sell our products
    492 15 SINGAPORE. Sunday f OCALLY manufactured goods will soon find a new opening for sale and display throughout Japan via one of its largest chains of department stores. Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. disclosed this today at the opening of Isetan
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    CULTIVATE SELF-HELP SPIRIT, URGES MP
    115 15 CULTIVATE SELF-HELP SPIRIT, URGES MP SINGAPORE, oun. Mr. S. Ramaswamy, MP for Potong Paslr. yesterday called on the people to cultivate "a spirit of selfhelp." This would help Singapore progress by "leaps and bounds." Mr. Ramaswamy stressed this when he opened the Potong Paslr Village community centre. "Without any help
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    Boy, 12, drowns at his third swim in pool
    248 15 Boy, 12, drowns at his third swim in pool SINGAPORE. Sun. A 20-ft. deep manmade pool in Towner Road the favourite swimming spot for many schoolboys today claimed its first victim. Lrc Thian Minn. 12. of nearby R.iym.in School, drowned at 1J.30 p.m. his third swim in the pool. Lee.
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      351 15 On your TV and Radio S.N P.M. Opening and Where The 7.N Community Concert by the Heart Is People's Association (Repeat) 3.21 For the Family (Tamil) 1M News and Newsreel in Chinese r 1.11 Bonanza: Marie, My Love 3.4S A Diary of Events in Singapore N News and Newsreel in
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      578 15 S.NF.M. Programme Summary i 111 Orkes RIM S.IS Pok AmaiAmai 1.43 Penstiwa 5.31 Fury S.M News S.M Weather Forecast 1.11 PATA Report I.N News 1.12 Parliament Report 1.17 Debbie Reynolds Show 9.44 XL Bandar Harapan 1.42 Arena Sukan 11.14 Mystery Movie 7.11 Irama Kuala Lumpur 11.21 News 7.4S PATA 11.34
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    UN to wind up East Pak relief -agency
    189 16 UN to wind up East Pak relief -agency SINOAPORE. Sun. The United Nations East Pakistan Relief Operations Agency, which opened an office here to unload and look after supplies meant for Chlttagong during the recent Indo-Pakistan war, will wind up its affairs here In about 20 days. The agency has
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    Drain death
    22 16 TAIPING. Sun. Three-year-old Abdul Samad bin Kadir wad drowned in an Irrigation drain near his home in Kampong Bagan Tiang.
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    Three fishermen tell of ordeal in hands of pirates
    402 16  - Three fishermen tell of ordeal in hands of pirates GERRY DE SILVA By SINGAPORE, Sun. Three local fishermen today spoke of their three-day ordeal at the hands of pirates and the Indonesian military authorities. The villagers at Tuas, Jurong. who welcomed them home yesterday afternoon saw the "souvenirs" of the
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      260 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Gran's bewlldermrnt (6). 9 Siar from Papua smasned £"«Y, tar 15 <4) equipment (9) 14 Solicitors can ruin ravers on 10. The language of Sweden, or Sum*** (10) Senegal? (5 1 15 olves U P. having run fran--11. ttnUh in the heather, mak- nd obtained redrew
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    New restaurant on reclaimed land in Pasir Panjang
    114 17 New restaurant on reclaimed land in Pasir Panjang SINGAPORE Sun. A new Paradise restaurant will rome up on 134.000 sq.ft. of reclaimed land in Pasir Panjang opposite Haw Par Villa to replace the old one which is bring removed to make way for PSA w .m houses The new restaurant,
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    WALKATHON RAISES $9,000 FOR INTERACT
    91 17 WALKATHON RAISES $9,000 FOR INTERACT SINGAPORE. Sun. The Interact Clubs of Singapore raised more money than expected at a walkathon today. They exceeded by $1,000 the original target of $8,000. Prof. J. A. Jansen. Rotatarian adviser to the Swiss Cottage Secondary School Interact Club, started the 10-kilometre route with 600
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    Theatre-lovers a minority group, says drama lecturer
    239 17 CINGAPORE, Sun. Most Singaporeans have yet to cultivate a love for the theatre, a lecturer from the Teachers' Tr a i ning Colleee said yesterday. And according to Mr. Clive Scharenguivcl, a lecturer in drama, speech and English, this could perhaps be attributed
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    Pension option for transferred employees
    84 17 Pension option for transferred employees SINGAPORE, Sun. Employees of the Port Authority transferred to Keppel Shipyard (Private* Ltd., may opt to remain members of the Authority's pension scheme or join the company's own retirement scheme. This is provided (or in the PSA (Dockyard Staff Transfer) Order. 1972. gazetted on Friday.
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    More mosquito breeding
    53 17 SINGAPORE Sun. The Health Ministry said today there was an increase of 1.5 per cent in the incidence of mosquito breeding within premises last week Of the 705 houses examined 32 or 4.5 per cent were found breeding the aedes mosquitoes, compared with 3 per cent in
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    Hotel staff pick their union
    43 17 SINGAPORE Sun. The Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers Trade Union has won the right to represent all employees of Hotel New Hongkong in Victoria Street after a secret ballot conducted by the Labour Ministry on Jan. 24
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      148 17 SONY CORPORATION and HO HUA CO. (PTE) LTD. extend their greetings and best wishes to ISETAN SINGAPORE on the occasion of their official opening See SONY'S Colour Television sets now installed at ISETAN on all floors B B B jpSBEBBE^BB B Today we are ready to serve you from our
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    Suffers to save boss's sight
    145 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. There was, among the hundreds of kavadi carriers in this year's Thaipusam. one with a mission to save the waning eyesight of his former employer. For driver T. Narayanasamy. 38, pierced with 108 skewers this morning at the Perumal Temple in Seraneoon Road,
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    Devotees pray for peace after 'bad omen' accident
    370 18 PENANG, Sunday OUPERSTITIOUS Hindu devotees are offering special prayers, appealing to Lord Subramaniam, their God of Mercy, to avert any possible catastrophe in the days ahead. Their apprehension arose following an accident yesterday in which the 150-lb dome of the deity's silver
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    Donations for two funds
    44 18 SINOAPORE. Sun The Straits Times has received a donation of $100 (from Anonymous. Singapore) for the Miss Devagi Chandrakasan fund which now stands at 1150. The Miss Yap Pi Ken fund also received a further $25 from another Anonymous, Singapore
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    Mountaineering and fishing
    44 18 SINGAPORE, Bun. The Chinese YMCA will organise a deepsea fishing trip to Pulau Sabaru on Sunday Feb. 37 from 8 a.m. to 330 p.m. and a mountaineering trip to Mt Ophir from Feb. 19 to 22 For further information, phone *****
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      259 18 |KU^> The Apollo Hotel today inaugurates its Lobby, Luna Coffee House and lon Bar. 'Ti Named after Apollo, the sun-god in Greek mythology, vi/ t&. we can expected to outshine in everything we do. Come to the sunny side of Apollo Hotel's shining services, m 0 X, facilities and luxuries.
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      158 18 XOWjJOIB| v^l 111 IvOC AND YOU CAN GET THEM AT I SINGAPURAj EMPORIUM ,yife*J,, ONE OF THE MOST WELL-STOCKED DEPARTMENT STORE IN TOWN. OVER 25 DEPARTMENTS OF GOODS AND FOOD. SHOP WITH US NOW AND AVOID LAST MINUTE RUSH. food hampers make traditionally good gifts. Decoratively packed in authentic baskets
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    Schools of future to have lessons without tears
    377 19 VKS it may come true the "school" with no classwork or homework as we know today. In fact, there will be no need for schoolings to Ik* dragged struggling and crying to school because the presentday school may no longer exist. Classrooms
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    Where to let off your New Year firecrackers
    721 19 Where to let off your New Year firecrackers TTERE are other areas A where the ban on fireworks and crackers will be partially lifted during the Chinese New Year festive season next month: Compound of Jurong community centre. 10 m.s. Jurong Road; vacant land adjacent to Kirn Seng Technical School
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    Glass toys for the home
    34 19 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Adult Education Board will organise a 10-week course on Olass Toys and Decorations for Home at Queenstown Secondary Technical School (science laboratory) on Sundays from Feb.
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    'Register' advice to bosses
    211 19 SINGAPORE. Son. The Labour Ministry yesterday warned employers carrying out construction work on buildings which come with n the category of "factory" under the Factories Act to register such operations as required by law. Failure to do so may lead to prosecution, the Ministry said. The
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    A challenge to the accepted war role of Hirohito
    855 20  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD By J)AVID Bergamini's remarkable book, a revaluation of Japan's ruthless drive to war, is highly controversial. He intended it should be. Brilliantly written, a journalist's history it challenges the accepted version that Japan's Emperor was an unwilling captive of
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    Memories of the great Casanova
    410 20  - Memories of the great Casanova C. Wordsworth By HISTORY OF MY LIFE. Volumes 11 and 12 by Giacomo Casanova. 'Longman &4.50 i. WITH this translation of the final two volumes of Casanova, Willard Trask rounds off his monumental labour of love and it is now possible to savour the authentic.
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    One of the best books on life of Gandhi
    236 20 One of the best books on life of Gandhi GANDHI. By George Woodcock (Font an a Modern Masters 35pi. THOUGH Gandhian in 1 price and format, this is one of the best accounts yet printed of the Mabatma's life and his techniques of revolution. Dr. Woodcock is, even so, not
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    The most neglected city
    117 20 The most neglected city CALCUTTA. By George Moorhouse Weidenfeld and Nicolson £4.50 1. /GEOFFREY Moorhouse VI is an ox-Guardian journalist who has always been fascinated by cities and the people who inhabit them. Calcutta, the worlds third largest city and in every sense its most neglected, lends Itself .sunTbly to
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    Acknowledgements
    92 22 THI FAMILY OF the late Mr D. Kr.mvasagam of No. 20. Oraham White Drive. Spore 13. thank relatives and friend* for tl elr kindness, assistance, visit*, wreath* and condolence* durln.; their recent bereavement A memorial service for the late Mr. D. Srlnivasagam will be held at St. Paula Church
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    18 22 ANNUAL SAL! starts today at Antoinette Bargains galore. 22 Tomllnson Road (off Tanglin Road) Tel: *****7 Spore
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    61 22 TOH SENG CHOO aced 78 passed away peacefully on 30-1-72 leaving behind his beloved wife, two sons, four daughters. four sons-in-law, two dauKhters-in-law and 14 grand children to mourn bis lon*. Cortege will have at No. 23. Thrift Drive. Singapore 19. on Tuesday 1-2-72 at 2 pm. for Paya
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      757 22 WANTED SALESMEN with minimum 2 year* selling experience to handle dyestuffs and chemicals. Singapore Citizen*. Age 20-23. Senior Cambridge Certlflcnte w.th Credit In Chemistry. ly to Box A 4361 8.T.. Spore. REQUIRE IMMEDIATELY two Junior salesmen. Able speak minimum two Chinese dialect*. Qualifications Senior Cambridge Certificate. Pleaae apply stating full
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      767 22 WANTIO A TEMPORARY Staff Nurse. Must be Singapore Citizen. Apply In writing giving full detail* of educational qualifications and experience to BATA. 60 Shenton Way. Spore FACTORY GIRLS WANTIO for sewing and knitting. Interested partle*. please contact Cedar Garment Factory No. 801. Lorong 7 Toa Payoh. B'pore. Bring your Identity
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      909 22 WANTIO i DRIVERS llv.ng around I Holland Road or Whltely Road area Ring ***** or 77M0 during office e"'"»«»l ILICTRICIAN APPRINTICES with without experience, with without driving Licence. Apply full particulars Box A 4362 B.T COOK AMAH for Managing Director. Speak English, stay-in. Interested, "••Me telephone Mrs Annie Tan. 6P6221.
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    67 23 Mr. Lam Jew Onn @> Lam Chin Ghee. 82, rassrd iwaj peacefully 28th. January leaving behind wife, three sons, four daughters-in-law, six daughters, six sons-in-law, fifteen grandchildren, two grand-daughters-in-law, one grand-son-in-law and many great grand-cblldren, to mourn his loss. Cortege leaves Singapore Buddhist Youth Mission Temple 87, Lorong SS,
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      NZ win shows Perry is in top form
      172 24 NZ win shows Perry is in top form THE Singapore Motorcycle GP champion Geoff Perry, who is returning to defe *i d his title in March, :s in terrific form, judging from his superb victory at the recent Air New Zealand Grand Prix in Auckland, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Perry, an
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      Four-title sweep
      121 24 NAVAL BASE dominated t.ie Bukit Timah District Schools' seven-a-slde hockey championship when they swept four titles at Toh Tuck yesterday, reports GODFREY ROBERT. Their boys won in A' and Cdivisions, and the girls in the B and "C divisions. In the boys 'A' division final, they edged Anglo-Chinese
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      Singapore fail to make grade for Olympics
      290 24 Singapore fail to make grade for Olympics gINGAPORE Hockey Association yesterday said it was disappointed over IHPs selection of countries to compete in this year's Olympic hockey tournament at Munich, reports ERNHST FRIDA. At Brussels yesterday, IHF announced the 16 countries as: Pakistan, Australia, India, West Germany, Span. Kenya, Holland,
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      Bukit Ho Swee win
      170 24 DUKIT Ho Swee toppled de- fending champions Raffles Institution 3-2 to win the City District boys "C division badminton title at Bukit Ho Swee last Friday. In one of the longest sessions, lasting about three hours. Bukit Ho Swee clinched the title in the last match
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      ACS are 'C champs too
      111 24 ANGLO-CHINESE School became champions when they trounced Toh Tuck 15-0 in the Bukit Timah District boys "C division soccer championship at Farrer Park last Friday. Unbeaten ACS. with eight points from four matches have a match left against Ahmad Ibrahim today. All the A' matches
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      Fusiliers edge Port team
      36 24 ROYAL FUSILIERS edged Port Authority 4-3 in a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Scorers for Fusiliers: Barrett (3). Brunner and McEwan Muhlayah Rahman (2) and An.s Sitam netted for Port.
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      Surrender
      25 24 PARIS Sun. European welterweight boxing champion Roger Mentetrey of Prance beat Brazil's Joao Dos Santos when the Brazilian conceded defeat In the seventh round
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      Poon wins Manila's Formula Libre
      223 24 Poon wins Manila's Formula Libre VfANILA. Sun Albert Poon of Hong Kong today came from behind to win the Formula Libre race in the Second Oreenhills Grand Prix meeting outside Manila He took one hour 29 mu.utt\s and 15 2 seconds for the 50-lap race over the 2. 9-kilometre 1
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      Waterpolo to step up training
      174 24 Waterpolo to step up training THE national water-polo team will start centralised training at Queenstown pool on March 1. Chief coach Tan Eng Bock said th.s wruld herald in UN new water-polo season. It will bo followed by the Under-20 Itagm in April, and the senior league in July. "These
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      Irish triumph
      28 24 PARIS Sun Ireland beat Franco by 14-9 in their Rugby Union Internatii nal match here lay It »;is the first Irish success over Prance in 2"
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    Jumbo Jet wins Gold Cup in record time
    2583 25 Jumbo Jet wins Gold Cup in record time By EPSOM JEEP JUMBO JET, with Johnny Wilson riding 3-ib over at 8.1, scored a brilliant win in the Tengku's Gold Cup at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He ran the 10r In 2: 2 1/5 three-fifths of a second better than the previous
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    A dashing winner by six lengths
    81 25 VL ith Hying hoofs Kicking up a trail Of -iii^t Jumbo Jet strides to the winning post six leimths clear ol the opposition. Thr H-eond and third horses, si.ip.i Rajah and High Ruler 11. tinidhed m. the outside (they are no! 111 this picture)
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    S'pore crush Johore
    404 26 piFA and West German coach Dettmar Cramer was the happiest man at Jalan Besar stadium last night as he watched the Singapore side crush Johore 5-0 in their opening Malaysia Cup soccer tie before 5,000 spectators, Cramer, who took control of the National squad 10 days ago,
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    MALACCA DRAW
    117 26 TVfALACCA shared honours J 1 with Negri Sembilan In their opening Malaysia Cup South zone soccer match at Kubu Stadium yesterday. Malaysia and Negri each scored once. Both goals came in the first half of an evenly-contested match. Negri centre-forward Avadyaru was a constant threat to Malacca's defence
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    Perak turn on 'full power9 for 4-1 win
    231 26 Perak turn on 'full power 9 for 4-1 win ¥POH. Sun. Perak turned on full power in the second half of then Malaysia Cup soccer match at Stadium Perak tonight to score a well-deserved 4-1 win over Kedah. Perak went on the attack from the kick-on*, but timely tackles by
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    Forces deserve better
    182 26 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Forces took a woefully long time to stamp their authority in their opening East Zone Malaysia Cup match against Trengganu at Force? Stadium In Kuala Lumpur today Forces won 1-0. For all their domination and superior approach. Forces could score only one goal in
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    Results at a glance
    37 26 Results at a glance KUALA LUMPUR: Results of matches played in the Malaysia Cup soccer championship: Malacca 1 Negri Sembilan 1; Forces 1 Trenrganu 0. Kelantan 4 Pahang 4; Penang 3 Selangor 1; Perak 4 Kedah 1.
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    Two-goal Bakar sends S'gor packing
    290 26 Two-goal Bakar sends S'gor packing PENANG, Sun. It was a night of glory for Penang as they responded to the crowds call to spring a shock 3-1 victory over defending champions Selangor in a Malaysia Cup soccer tie at City Stadium tonight. Wing forward Mohamad Bakar emerged as an ex
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    Keppel open league campaign with win
    226 26 Keppel open league campaign with win KEPPEI. CLUB opened thmr amoalgn In the sim«:m> re (i'>ll Association's league :i convincing 4J t> 1J points win over Tnngah at Buklt Chermln yesterday, reports EBNEBT FRIDA. Keppel. last ye.ir runners-up to Seletar Oolf Club, have a formidable team this year The only
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    Tour hockey
    30 26 THE W.'.ters Travel Bureau hockey ICMB from West Germany will play two friendly matches i>n Urn Singapore padang nr\t week »Kainst SRC on Sunday and SCC on Monday.
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      89 26 SOC< XX Tour in. itch Hitachi v FAS Prrsidriifs XI i Jalan Besu.- 730 p.rti SBHFL Div. 2 MBMlml: Mini? Court v Imperial Ual.ui Bf.-ar 515 pm i Div 3 quarter-finals Praser snd Nravo v Esso (Oeyi.uir 515 pm i Hume v Klimto Hume iFarrer Hark 5.15 pm). Schinl^ tournament:
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    Irwin up front, Murakami fades with a 72
    345 27 DIEGO Sun Hale Irwln 'Jlnii 'd the last pull Into a stroke !<»ad ln the third A ot the US$l5O,OOO I willia ns-San Diego Open golf tournament yes-•i-rday while Japanese chalr Taka.shi Murakami back into the pack. 26. shot a flve-un-for a
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    Dunk cards 66 to lead by one stroke
    102 27 Dunk cards 66 to lead by one stroke HOBART. Sun New South Wales professional Billy I)unk shot a four-under 6t; to take the third round the Tasmania Open golf hamplonahtp In Devonport Will) 54-hole total of 205. iHmk Is five under the card for I lie AS3.2SO event One stroke
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    Ozaki is choice for the Circuit prize
    439 27 Ozaki is choice for the Circuit prize MANILA, Sun. Japan's MasashiOzaki, a former professional basetall player, was picked today by an expert as a likely winner on this year's Asian golf circuit. Close to 100 touring golfers from Asia. Australia, Britain, New Zealand and the United States will compete in
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    Lock icon City thrash Wolves, soar to top
    553 27 A II K STER City soared to the top of the English soccer league by thrasing Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-2 yesterday, though the title race was still wide open with only seven points covering the top ten teams. A hattrick from England forward Francis Lee
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    Race goes to Bartlett
    68 27 AUCKLAND. Sun Australian Kevin Bartle't today won the Teretonga international motor race— one of the Tasman Cup series. It was an incidentpcrked race which saw a number of leading contenders »ithdraw, including fastest qualifier Mike Hailwood of Britain and Tasman champ!onsh'^> leader Graeme Mcßae of Ne«
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    Still champ
    37 27 SAN JOSE (Costa Rica). Sun. Ricardo Arredondo ol Mexico retained his Wond Boxin? Council iunior lightweight world title by beating Costa Rican challenger Jose Isaac Marin on an unanimous polnis <if ision here last night
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    RESULTS
    276 27 Chelsea 4 Everion Derby 1 Coventry Huitdersfleld o Newcastle Ipswich 1 West Ham Leicester 2 Stoke Liverpool 4 C. Place Man City 5 Wi.lvrs Eheff Utd 0 Arsenal Si uthampton 4 Nott'm P Tottenham 1 Leeds West Brom 2 Man Utd SE( OND DIVISION BirmliiKhum 4 Swinaon Bristol C
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    TABLES
    1060 27 FIRST DIVISION I' W D L F APt Man City 27 IS 8 ***** 38 Leeds 27 15 6 6 39 21 36 Derby 27 14 8 5 46 26 36 Man Utd 27 14 7 6 51 36 35 Ar.<cnal 27 14 5 8 41 27 33 Wolves
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    Grievouserror if Spore neglects navy: Toh
    444 28 Grievouserror if Spore neglects navy: Toh SINGAPORE, Sunday BCIENCE and Technology Minister, Dr. Toh Chin (.live, warned today that Singapore would be committing a "grievous error* 1 if it neglected its navy. Speaking at a commissioning ceremony of two Singapore Maritime Defence Command ships, RSS Daring and RSS Dauntless, Dr.
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    Lock icon Yokoi's desperate effort to escape from the 'time tunnel'
    409 28 Yokoi's desperate effort to escape from the 'time tunnel' TTKDKYO, Sun. Sho--1 ichi Yokoi, the former Japanese soldier who is having serious problems in adjusting to civilisation after 28 years in the jungles of Guam, cannot sleep like ordinary hospital patients. He does not lie down to sleep under his
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    The weather
    14 28 THE weather outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to nocn today: Fair.
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    30 Qantas passengers stranded at S'pore airport
    182 28 30 Qantas passengers stranded at S'pore airport SINGAPORE, Sun. More than 30 people with bookings on a Qantas flight to Sydney and Perth were stranded at Singapore airport tonight. The passengers some of whom had confirmed tickets were told Just before take-off time at 10 p.m. that they would have
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    Lock icon Don't protect moon order in Laos
    104 28 VIENTIANE. Sun. The Laotian Government has ordered its troops not to protect the moon this year. An order from the urban police today said: "All discharge of firearms Is formally prohibited on the occasion of the partial eclipse of the moon announced for today
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    Hijacker gunned down by FBI agent
    353 28 AIR piracy charges have been filed against a man with an international record of crime and mentai problems who was shot and wounded by a FBI agent posing as an airline relief crew member. Garrett Brock Trapnell, 32, was shot in the left hand
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    For prosperity— more world liquidity
    1384 29 For prosperity— more world liquidity By KUK MAY (JOLD 1) as, ror many years, been a favoured form of national reserves and still contributes significantly to international liquidity but pro|)ortio nil t el y, the amount of gold to total reserves has gradually fallen. Thus, where it formed no less
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    Sarawak meets 'big rise in oil output' forecast
    216 29 By IGNATIUS STEPHEN UTONG: Crude oil 1 production in Sarawak rose significantly last year almost exactly along lines forecast says Dato H A.I!. Clough, managing director of Shell Companies Borneo. In 1970 Sarawak's daily average production was only 18.000 barrels per day
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    CITY TALK
    193 29  -  CROESUS By Dab-a-dab-dab A GAIN on the question of censorship. This time closer to home, in fact right here in Singapore. Those who have seen the movie "There's a girl in my soup" will agree with me that our censors have introduced what must surely be the most
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    -Faber Union assures: 'It's in your best interest'
    576 29 -Faber Union assures: 'It's in your best interest' By 808 NG SHAREHOLDERS of Singapore pr onerty group, Faber Union Ltd., have been assured by their board that recent actions taken by the management are in their "best interests." Results tM the year ended December 1971 will leave this in no
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      31 29 SEA E LAND IS COMING SEA m LAND IS COMING SEA W LAND IS COMING SEAVILAND IS COMING SEA K LAND IS COMING SEAVILAND ISCOMMG SE An LAND BCOMNG SEA LAND
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      167 29 INSIDE Soon: An Indonesian thrral Io itohtU I w.uld\ N« I tin producer; Another MIDI- investment in the metal indus tr> A feneral who put a tiger into Ih l.mk uf Indmn-M.i s eronom) Manatement column: People in business. Pace 30. Buiinen Times portfolio; ONMM MIM MMHii Lmbl market: Commodities;
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    Soon: An Indonesian threat to Bolivia as world's No 2 tin producer
    689 30  - Soon: An Indonesian threat to Bolivia as world's No 2 tin producer HENRY CHANG By INDONESIA will be I position to vie with Bolivia us the world's 1 second largest till producer by 197.") if she succeeds in maintaining her present rate of growl li. This is the forecast of
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    A GENERAL WHO PUT A TIGER IN JAKARTA'S ECONOMY TANK
    502 30 A GENERAL WHO PUT A TIGER IN JAKARTA'S ECONOMY TANK JAKARTA: The large stuffed tiger that stands outside the office of Lt. Ibnu Sutowo. head of Pertamina, the stateowned oil enterprise, is a fitting symbol for the man who has put a tiger into the tank ot Indonesia's economy. The
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    $570,000 h is new MIDF loan to metal industry
    239 30 $570,000 h is new MIDF loan to metal industry MALAYSIAN Industrial Development Finance (MIDF) has rranted a 5570.000 lone-term loan to Besimega to help finance the settinc un of a plant in Klan* to manufacture expanded .structural steel channels for use in the building construction industry. The loan is MIDF's
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    452 30 Tamco Electrical Eneineering (Malaysia) has appointed Mr. Tom Crehan as general manager and director. Mr. Crehan, who previously held the post of engineering director with the company. Is an electrical engineer from Sydney. Before coming to Malaysia more than 2J years ago, he worked for 14 years
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    Tough mud-scooper
    246 30 A FTER 70 long days of scooping up mud one would expect that even a machine needs rest. But the Panama registered dredge Bea n p rice I is now carrying on with a cle a n i n g-up task at Jurong Shipbuilders' pronosed stand-by berth off
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    Flexibility the key to success
    344 30 SGS Singapore, the only Italian electronics manufacturer in Singapore, one of the few Italian man v f a cturers in South-east Asia, believes fervently in "goou management for maximum rewards. "Good" management, according to Dr. Guido Zarganl. its general manager, means the willingness and capacity
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    The first pay-out
    276 30 THE Malaysia security Fund which was. lauiu: May 31 la.M \eur will p.n I lust aivKitiiu to unU-ookleu today. Announcing tlu.s. s|>.k< man lot Asia Unit 'irusl manager ot Hie Fund, MM the BttUal dividend woulo be $2.1 b gros |*r 100 uini^ held In addition to
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      13 30 i#/\or- Hmw*Hm\\\ !%UI9EZ. K^MkV pile; hammer W^Kyv\J| For complete information contact UNITEERS GROUP
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      138 30 I UaluDtion of I I Industrial Plant I I machinery I IN SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA I ASIAN APPRAISAL COMPANY PTE. LTD. I 703 SUPREME HOUSE. PENANG ROAD SINGAPORE 0 TEL: *****/7 Hj (AN AFFILIATE OF THE AMERICAN APPRAISAL CO. INC.) I GOLDEN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Commercial Building Project In Prestigious "Golden
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1118 31 Till, following is a list of revised quotations for tlir Mirk up to Friday Jan. 28 with counters not included in the above analysis. Price nio\rmrnts based on a comparison of last sales on Jan. 21 and Jan. 28 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS 11. L. B. S.
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    943 31 AS a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some elghtly selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's highs and lows are followed by the weeks movemenu In price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 31 Rl Itlll U TIN (per Kilo) (per picul) Jan. 24. 89.75 cts. $618.75 25. 89.50 cts. $620.00 26. Closed Closed 27. 88.75 cts. $620.00 28. 89.25 cts. $620.00 29. $621.00
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    FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
    98 31 The following company meetIngs are due: Malaya Borne -o Buildinc Society Ltd.: Jan 31. 11 a.m.. Bangunan MBBS. Leboh Ampang, Kuala Lumpur The Kuala Sidim Rubber Co. Bhd.: Jan. 31. 3 p.m.. Registered Office, No. 50 Jalan Ampang, Kua' ■< Lumpur. Batu I.inUng Rubber Co. Bhd.: Feb. 1.
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    Gold markets
    53 31 Friday Thursday till. tU.I. London 47.35 4B.«O Beirut 47.63 46.45 Hongkong 41.54 45.17 Zurich 47.408 46.408 47.708 46.608 Paris 47.00 46.67 8 pore (1) tUt 47.75 Spore (2) 169 VO 167.W) m Export price In non sterling areas. la U.S. dollars per ounce Local dealers prices In Singapore
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    Copper prices
    36 31 London copper prices on Friday (previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot buyer f 421. 50 (£*****). seller £422.00 (£422.001: Three Months buyers £425.00 (£427.50). seller £428.50 (£42».00). Markst tans: Reactionary after firmer, talss 2.92S tons.
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    Asian dollar
    66 31 T^HESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 4 3 8 to 4 »/io\i 2 mths 4 7/8 to 5 1/16'; 3 mths 5 1/16 to 5 1/4% 6 mths 5 3/1 to 5
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    NEW YORK
    331 31 N3W YORK. Frl The market closed substantially higher In the heaviest trading session since August 17, the the secoi.d trading day after President Nixon announced his new economic stabilisation programme Thi« heavy turnover tends to confirm that the market is on the very* of another major upswing, analysts
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    SMR BUSINESS
    110 31 T»HE Malaysian Singapore Rubber Exchange Brokers Associations have released the following Information lr. respect of business transacted In S.M.R. for the week ended Jan. 28. All differentials are In terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position In cents per kilogramme. SMR SCV February One ton Pallets 1.75 cents
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    Local Stock Indices
    21 31 trSZ &s .as a .as Dec. 30. 1966 100 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29. 19«2 100
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    Dividends announced
    37 31 Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previous year Klnta Kellas «S%t Feb. II 2S'i t M.8.8.S 15% Apr. 14 15% Sungrl Way 10<!tt Mar. I M)%t Plus bonus M t Interim
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      413 31 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: Stock markets were quietly mixed last week after initial profittaking. The continuing miner's strike and the unsettled conditions in Rhodesia made for some caution. Bid situations again featured. Following the increased offer from Boots, Glaxo firmed by around 15p at 526p after a peak last week
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      154 31 NET PROFIT TO-DATE FROM Sale of Investment $16,955 60 Ltss: Loss On Sale of Investment < 779.40 1 Bank Interest Received 701.17 Less: Bank Overdraft Charges i 125.00 > Dividend Received 1.691.50 $18,443.87 iuriii.i-r i in. 11 rna.i\ i i in fnits Price t'oxt l\mt Dale I
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      111 31 Til:: following list of storks fives the ten moat dealt in last week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. nmc er friers Hijh Low it\ Development arlsbrrg Brewery I'an Malayan Cement tlalayawata
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      340 31 P"ASIER conditions were re- ported In all sections of the Singapore produce market last week. The week saw a serious lack cf overseas interest and this prompted most stockists to lower their prices. An added factor In the pepper sector was the substantial arrival of Indonesian black pepper,
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      479 31 rE Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week ruled easier in what observers generally considered to be a mild reaction to the firmness of the week before. They pointed to the absence of widespread selling pressure as the cause of this. Profit-taking, while being regarded as the
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      123 31 TROPICAL Veneer has Informed the Stock Exchange that three factors affect the company's earning capacity currently. They are: Cancellation or withholding of orders tor veneer and plywood during the third quarter of 1971 because of the dock strike in the US. the inactivity of the US market before
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      40 31 li London en Kri.lay thr pnlm oil prtm or Malayan prr MM CIF IK N K iro|«-an ports m imlk. M»r! iik per loin; ion H>li. Mai. was ■luot d H HI imi M n,r* iun h i
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      40 31 On thr Ik,, ticlunm marks! in Hoiik Koni: on Siturd.lv thr U.S. dollar wan quoted at &.6U7S for T.T. MM I MM '< r cash. Itti.inr, un, quolvd nt II is and •OS tstl sf void ut 3».375.
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      58 31 'PIIE w.-rk'g total drlayrd transactions in thr trading rooms of thr Stork Exchange i follow* 1 by thr prrcrntacr in bracket*. Jan. 24 874,000 '28.03 per cent) 25 710.000 1 23 67 pei-cent) 26 Closed 27. 719.000 i 22.53 per cent i 28. 816.000 (25.50 per cent) The
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      227 31 PUNNING FINANCE POSITIONS Esso Singapore requires Analysts to assume responsible Management positions in its Treasury and Corporate Planning Divisions. The jobs offer opportunities for promotion to more senior positions for individuals displaying sound analytical and leadership qualities. The broad scope of the work will provide valuable training in the field
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      435 32 WORKS MANAGER KUALA LUMPUR SALARY ABOUT 51.900 P.M. Our client, a leading manufacturer of industrial gates, wuhti to appoint a Works Manager for their factorial in West Malaysia. The man they require should satisfy the following essential requirement*:- Malaysian Citizen. m Degree or Diploma in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering. Experience
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      767 32 S STOREKEEPER (IN THE STEEL STOCKYARD) Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the above vacancy, in the Steel Stockyard section of the General Store. DUTIES: TO maintain a detailed record of all steel issues and receipts and liaise with production departments on steel requirements. QUALIFICATION: 1. Age 25
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      720 32 BITUMEN DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER SHELL MALAYSIA LTD. invites applications for the position of Bitumen Development Engineer in its Bitumen Department. The desired candidate will:Hjvc a good knowledge ot Bahjsa Malaysia. 0 Be in the age range of 28 38 years. Have a dc&ree or diploma in Civil Engineering 0 Be a
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      1067 33 if EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE JAPAN Suled Fit 4, 5 Gli.ll 12 1 C b anca, H'burg B'min. R'dam Adam. A'werp, C'burg, Oslo. Aarhus. M»lmo. C'hagen. HONDO Frt 12/14 Frt 18/28 H burg B'men. A'«irp. R'iam Adam, G'burg. C'lugen. Aarhus. Oslo PATAGONIA II Mar I, 7 Frt W 2 C'blanca.
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      1090 34 KAWASAKI KISKN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STKAITS SERVICE. 'tan Hongk:-g ETA S £>--c ETA P. Klana Maru Nlf 25 lan la Pt 3 Fel 4 Ftk •Sliaaa Mara 31 laa I Ftl Sliaia Mara 21 laa 4 Ftk I FH Japan Persian Cult Service
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      851 34 FOR NtW ZEALAND Penanf P S ham t.nfar"t luliai •M 3 3 Frt 4/ S FH 1/1 FH ■CHAKDINA 11/11 Mar 12, 13 Mlf 14/11 Mir JjJJj l^^ l tttlton Camel 12 aa>wagtn. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE H^^ HVHaMa^^ HMaM^ Mia<^ H^ P m Ptnint laifißf flf: RAJULAt U/S'FH 21 FH 21
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      817 34 "^NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of sincaporl) rt ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL Qav;TV7 U.K. fUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON. LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, RDAM, HAVRE S.ngiport P. S*riim Ptnang ArrnaiNEPTUNE TOPAZ V Fll 10 12 Ftl 13 14 Ftk B Ik I Ha«re 19 a.
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      608 34 01k MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL a»aaar SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na3OE Jlrv Amptng Kuala lv npor The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Arrltll: BUNGA MELOR II 13 Ftl 14 II Frl 19 21 Ftl I- i 30 3 EUROPE /FAR EAST SERVICE i BUNCA RAYA HONG KONG JAPAN SERVICE
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      720 35 ffftfcm I'lnll' m Jfill I V^^^flTT^TwTt^'fTV < **!^!T I ¥'*P^^'!W Singapore p. Kiang u a n )lf DELPHIC MItACLE NewO rlean, Galvestor. Savannah. H> NOONPION Fth S Norfolk. Wilmington SPEItO Fll W* Frt 27/29 Norfolk, Savannah. Chaneslor Camden. To: LONGVIEW. VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON), LONG BEACH and TACOMA Singapore P Kiani OICTO
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      679 35 pr%T Sovereign Marine mm> Lines, inc. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADING FOR ASHTABULA, HAMILTON AND TORONTO P. Kiang Singapore HAMBURGER '"UI Mir 1/ 3 Mir 4 7 ADEIFOTIS Apr 10/15 Apr 18/21 DIRECT SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING CARGO FOR LOURENCO MARQUES, DURBAN AND CAPETOWN Singapore P. Kiang PHILIPPINE ADMIRAL
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      801 35 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In response to the demonds of shippers in Singapore and Malaysia MISC. has (real pleasure in announcing the introduction of specialised timber carrier m.v. "MARITIME STAR", scheduled to lood at: Tonjong Moni: 10-12.2.72 Singopore: 14-17.2.72 P. Swcttcnhom 18-22.2.72 Penong: 23-25.2.72 For discharge London, Rotterdam, Antwerp,
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      285 35 SEMBAWANG TOWING CO. (PTE) LIMITED SINGAPORE SALE OF TUGS Tenders are Invited from interested parties for the purchase of the following secondhand Turs on an "As is Where is" basis: I—3ooo HP Triple-expansion, twin-screw Tug built in 1942 of 831.8 Grt. Name: NIMBLE 3—220 HP Steam-reciprocating, singlescrew Tugs built in
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      87 36 CUSCINETTI VOLVENTI S.p.A. ITALY Manufacturers of Industrial Automotive Bearings Original equipment on Italian cars take pleasure in announcng the appointment of Eastern Agencies I as sole distributors for Singapore, Malaysia Brunei M^^j m^m^K m^^^mJ^!^ H It's herelThe new Straits Times Annual for 1972 In dazzling colour and a brand new
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      565 36 WOODEN VESSEL FOR SALE Indonesian Flag Twin Screw Wooden Vessel for sale. DTW 'M)i) tons built l>\ Australian Shipyard 1947. Good condition. For further particulars write to 477."} Beach Hoad. Singapore. Tel: *****. CHANGE OF ADDRESS With effect from the IST, FEBRUARY, 1972 please contact us at the new address
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      541 36 To: Gilbert Stuart Ooodchlld J»te of 99 BDE. Nee Soon I Oarrlson, Singapore, 26. NOTICE that an action ,i, o omm 'need against you in the High Court of the Republic gapore ln Sul t No. 712 of 19 1 In which Tamllmani d o i Chinnathamby. an Infant suing
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      973 36 LEMLAGA PELABOHAN SWETTKNH\M KENYATAAN TENDIR Tcnder2 adu-lah dl-pelawa untok membekal dan mer.yeruh 10j.2 fvnvenggaraan dan Fenchrgah Kebakaran iai Satu vunlt VHP Hydro L -Sral.na dan Pam penchuchl dengan painpatan k< r;.\ 10.000 lb < Aquabla&t Hydrolaser ataii slmilan (bi 2 yunlt Mechanised wharl dan Penyapu Jalan dengan 'artk >apu tldak
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