The Straits Times, 9 February 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd 1845 <£ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Threat to kill Suharto
    444 1 Threat to kill Suharto Police search high-rise building for sniper MELBOURNE, Tuesday DETECTIVES raced through a 14 storey building looking for a sniper today, following a death threat against visiting President Suharto. The security swoop \v a s conducted shortly before President Suharto was due to be received in a
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    Britain to proclaim state of crisis
    176 1 Britain to proclaim state of crisis LONDON, Tues. The British Government has decided to proclaim a state of emergency to conserve dwindling fuel supplies in the nationwide coal mining strike now in its fifth week, Government sources said today. The proclamation will follow a Privy Council meeting probably tomorrow t'.ie
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    Lock icon All things end
    33 1 LONDON. Tues. The Beatles' Pan Club, rated the biggest of its kind in popular music, will close at the end of March, a spokesman for the musician: said today. UPI.
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    CAUSEWAY COMPLEX TO BE READY IN TWO YEARS
    133 1 CAUSEWAY COMPLEX TO BE READY IN TWO YEARS JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The long awaited Causeway Complex will be ready In two years. Tun Tan Slew Sin said today. "The land has been cleared and construction will begin soon," he told a press conference today. "We have the money ready and
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    Illegal Indons in Tawau
    34 1 Illegal Indons in Taw au KOTA KINABALU. Tues. Nearly 100 illegal immigrants. mainly Indonesians and Filipinos, have been discovered in the southern port of Tawau during routine police Investigations in the past two weeks.
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    Lock icon Taiwan success
    26 1 TAIPEH. Tues. Taiwan's economy gTew by 11.4 per cent In 1971 4.4 per cent above the planned target. It was announced here today. Reuter
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    Travel to China curb on eve of Nixon visit
    377 1 Travel to China curb on eve of Nixon visit SINGAPORE, Tues. Travel to China during the next 11 days has been temporarily restricted because of President Nixon's visit there on Feb. 21, it was learnt today. In consequence, the Chinese authorities will not attend to foreign travellers from today to
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    Lock icon For Congress
    20 1 WASHINOTON. Tues. President Nixon plans to send his annual State of the World report to Congress today. UPI.
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    No long hair for sportsmen, too
    89 1 SEREMBAN. Tues Negri Sembilan's ban on lone hair on government servants and schoolboys has been extended to state sportsmen. The Government-back-ed Negri Sembilan Sports Council introduced the ban at their first meeting at the State Assembly Hall in Seremban yester- The meeting decided to
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    Lock icon HOPES DIM ON BRITISH MALTA BASES TALKS
    230 1 HOPES DIM ON BRITISH MALTA BASES TALKS ROME, Tues. Negotiations between Malta, Britain and Nato were on the v/rge of collapse today. "He isn't God." Prime Minister Dom Mintoff said of Nato secretary- general Joseph I.unv angrily claiming that Malta had been presented with and rejected a BritistaNato ultimatum. British
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    Lock icon 28mil barrels
    33 1 JAKARTA. Tue— lndonesia's monthly oil production reached 28 million barrels last month, three million barrels more than the average monthly production of last year, the Mining Department announced here today. AP.
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    Yes, I'm Russian spy, says Penang man
    1102 1  - Yes, I'm Russian spy, says Penang man HARRY MILLER COURT TOLD OF PLOT TO OBTAIN SECRETS From and CHIN CHENG MEI j LONDON, Tues. Penang-lxnn London civil servant Sirioj Husein Alxlonlcader pleaded guilty today to a charge of spying for a Soviet spy ring under Soviet defector Oleg Lyalin. He
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    Lock icon Japan's decision on Bangla
    39 1 TOKYO. Tues The Japanese Government will decide to reeof?nlM Bangla Deth at tomorrow's cabinet meeting. Foreign Ministry sources said today. They said the government would Immediately inform Bangla Desh and Pakl&tan of the decision. Reuter.
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      ABDOOLCADER JAILED
      31 1 LONDON. Tues. Sirioj Husein Abdoolcader was today sentenced to three years Imprisonment after pleading guilty in the Old Bailey to conspiring with Russian agents in Britain. (See this page)
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      Lock icon Extra 'priest' in prison break
      270 2 BELFAST, Tues. CIX priests visited Lone Kesh internment camp near here and srvpn came out in one of the boldest escapes yet managed by the outlawed Irish Republican Armj. The extra "priest" was high-ranking IRA provisional staff officer Francis McGuigan. who last nifht became the
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      Lock icon Matter of honour
      71 2 BELFAST, Tues. An Opposition member of the Northern Ireland Parliament said yesterday that he would regard with honour any punishment he receives for taking part in the illegal civil rights procession in Newry. Mr. Gerry Fltt, leader of the six Social Democratic and Labour Party (SLOP) members,
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      Lock icon Deadline set for pullout
      336 2 CALCUTTA. Tues JNDIAN troops in Bangladesh will be pulled out by March 25. according to a joint communique issued here today. The communique, issued at the end of talks between Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Mrs. Indira Gandhi, said the Indian iqrees had completed
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      Lock icon NOW MUJIB APPLIES TO JOIN C'WEALTH
      123 2 NOW MUJIB APPLIES TO JOIN C'WEALTH lONDON. Tues. Bangladesh has formally applied for membership in the 31 -nation Commonwealth and soundings are being taken to determine whether Its application should be granted, official sources said here last night. Letters go out today from Commonwealth Se-cretary-General Mr Arnold Smith to each
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      EX-ENVOY TELLS WHY CHOU WILL NOT VISIT U.S.
      232 2 EX-ENVOY TELLS WHY CHOU WILL NOT VISIT U.S. WASHINGTON, Tues TT Mr. John Stewart Service, a former IS. diplomat who spent 46 days in China last year, said yesterday that Premier Chou En-Lai told him he would never visit the U.S. as long as Taiwan maintained an embassy here. Mr.
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      Lock icon Machine-gun murder was revenge theory
      104 3 Machine-gun murder was revenge theory DONN, Tues. Police were yesterday working On the assumption that i Sunday's machine gun murder of live Jordanians In their home in Bruehl was an act of political revenge. They said radical Arab political groups were known to be active in the area between Cologne
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      Nixon's way of saying thanks
      70 3 Nixon's way of saying thanks DRKSIDENT Nixon 1 will say it in Chinese when be expresses his thanks to his Peking hosts when he visits China later this month. Not in i>o many words perhaps, but in the form of a gift a Chinese calligraphy catalogue. IPI radiophoto shows Kathy
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      Rebels gun down sailor
      54 3 DIO DE JANEIRO, Tues. Security authorities announced last night that terrorists machine-gunned to death a British sailor from a visiting warship. An official note said David Cuthbert, 19, was shot by terrorists while waiting in a taxi outside a hotel on Saturday night. Subversive pamphlets were
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      Lock icon 'Peking stoking Suez crisis'
      348 3 'Peking stoking Suez crisis Moscow tells of bid to sabotage Nixon trip I ONDON, Tues. Russia, evidently anxious to avert war in the Middle East, is now accusing China of fomenting the crisis to hinder President Nixon's forthcoming visit t o Russia. A Soviet feeler said Peking would be delighted
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      Lock icon WALDHEIM: NOT MUCH HOPE FOR MID-EAST SOLUTION
      149 3 WALDHEIM: NOT MUCH HOPE FOR MID-EAST SOLUTION NEW YORK, Tues. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim said yesterday the mission of U.N. Middle East peace envoy Dr. Ounnar Jarring would continue although "the prospects of efforts to achieve a partial solution are not too bright, for the time being at least." He
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      Lock icon Wreckage of plane found
      38 3 BOGOTA. Tues Search planes last night spotted the wreckage of a twin-engined Colombian aircraft missing since Saturday with 18 people aboard. There was no sign of survivors, according to first reporu reaching here Reuter
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      Lock icon Doctors in row with tourists over smallpox
      126 3 Doctors in row with tourists over smallpox COLOMBO, T v c s.— Armed police were rushed to a hospital near here after a number of foreign tourists being kept there because of a smallpox outbreak threatened to attack the doctors, a Health Department spokesman said yesterday. He said there were
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      32 3 HONG KONO. Tues. The Soviet Union has shipped 60.000 tons of aid equipment to North Vietnam this year as part of an Increased assistance programme. Moscow Radio said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Why we cannot pay IMF: Ted
      354 4 LONDON, Tuesday PREMIER Heath last night suid that technical difficulties over the convertibility of the dollar was preventing Britain from repaying immediately the £415 million it owes the International Monetary Fund. In a speech here to the Overseas Bankers Club. Mr H-ath said. "Britain
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      Lock icon US vying for use of Indon naval base
      73 4 MANILA, Tues American officials have sounded out Indonesia on the possibility of allowing U.S. naval vessels to use Indonesian iacilit.es in connection with the expansion of activities of the Seventh fleet In the Indian Ocean. Disclosing this today, the weekly news macaxine
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      Lock icon Home calls for security link
      257 4 NEW DELHI, Tuesday BRITISH Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary Sir Alec DouglasHome said here today that India could be the "founda.ion and basis for collective security" in the Indian Ocean area as the most powerful nation in the region. Soviet threat India was the most powerful
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      Lock icon Aeroflot starts Dacca service
      36 4 MOSCOW, Tues The Soviet airline Aerofloat yesterday Inaugurated its service to Dacca, capital of Bangladesh. Ta&s reported The weekly service goes through Teheran and Bombay and takes 11 hours, it added. Rfuter.
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      Lock icon Now a British switch to litres, metres by 1975
      259 4 Now a British switch to litres, metres by 1975 LONDON Tuesday. jJRITAIN, which abandoned its shillings and pence in favour of decimal currency a year ago, will now switch from pints and yards to litres and metres by the end of 1975 the Government announced yesterday. But, It said in
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      Lock icon ARGENTINA TO HAVE DIPLOMATIC TIES WITH CHINA
      127 4 ARGENTINA TO HAVE DIPLOMATIC TIES WITH CHINA OUENOS AIRES, Tues. Argentina yesterday became the fourth Latin American country to announce it would establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China. Peking already has ambassadors In Cuba, Chile and Peru. The Argentine Government announcement came shortly after President Alejandro Lanusse
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      Lock icon Painless task
      32 4 SYDNEY. Tues. Ambulance men cut off a man's leg with a saw to tree him from a car wrecked In a crash here. The leg was made of wood. Reuter
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      Lock icon Ex-spy's claim for 200,000 marks
      343 4 BONN. Tuesday A FORMER German spy, presumed executed by the British ElgHth Army for espionage in Cairo in World War Two has sent the West German Government a 200.COO mark bill for back Pay. Hans Eppler, an Egypt-ian-German now living in France, is claiming pay
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      Lock icon Wedding party called off after judge said no
      249 4 Wedding party called off after judge said no CHICAGO, Tues. Federal Judge James B. Pars on s Monda rejected a woman's appeal to marry her. The woman who the judge said he had never met Invited auout 50 people to an Intimate wedding ceremony at the Ambassador East Hotel last
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    New $300 mil complex in Lumut for the RMN
    341 5 JPOII, Tues. The Royal Navy is coming home from Woodlands naval base in Singapore to a new multi-mil-lion-dollar complex on the l.uiniil coast. The Chief of Naval Staff, Cdre. Dato K. Thanabalasingam, was here this morning for closeddoor discussions with the
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    Fined $40 for having opium
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Tues A Jobless man. Chin Ngll Luan 55. was today fined $40 for having three packets of opium at a house in Johore Road yesterday. He was fined another $40 for having opium utensils at the same place. Chin pleaded guilty.
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    UNF dinner
    21 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The United National Front will hold its second anniversary dinner at the Victoria Hall on March 19.
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    Soil study begins on Penang-mainland proposed link
    265 5 Soil study begins on Penang-mainland proposed link PENANG, Tues. Soil investigation began today on the proposed link between Penang Island and the Province Wellesley mainland. It is being carried out by a Malaysian company and three Danish firms of consultants. This morning workmen started boring holes at the first investigation
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    Narcotics Bureau will help draft drugs handbook
    318 5 Narcotics Bureau will help draft drugs handbook SINGAPORE, Tues. The Central Narcotics Bureau Is to assist the S 1 ng a p ore Teachers 1 Union to draw up a special teachers' handbook on drugs. To be completed In June, It will for the first time make readily available information
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    BOAC jumbo coming on April 5
    51 5 BOAC jumbo coming on April 5 SINGAPORE. Tues BOACs first Boelng-747 jumbo Jet to fly through Singapore will arrive on April. 5. The night starts In Sydney and flies via Perth. Singapore, Bangkok. Teheran. Tel Aviv and Frankfurt to London. The 747 Is already in use by BOAC In other
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      106 5 2"^^P B T Hmmtiin f MORNING, LADIES.' HE'S DOING Nrf, YES WE Tuildht I L v^X Y&BIgSSZSSL MOWS um.E JUST RNE, i HES STOPPED HK EVEN /^Y^ ~w A v ykj^^^^SkK^TEE TOP^/mr. OOPr/SHAKJNaSD SROVvNA YEAH ...SJDEWAYS.' V^k £77 Ibnr Bf9 xi Yapp f^) -AMD WITH THAT MIGHTY K^K^ MAMMY D.
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    The first step in the big change for Pulau Tekong
    225 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The tranquil days of Pulau Tekonp:, the largest offshore island of Singapore, are over. The Government is moving in with a massive development plan. The first administrative measure towards the transformation of the island was taken during the
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    Fire razes top-floor flat in Geylang
    71 6 Fire razes top-floor flat in Geylang SINGAPORE. Tues. Fire this morning gutted a flat at the top of a fourstorey block In Geylang Road near Lorong 24. Damage to the flat, belonging to shoe businessman Tan Heng Cheong, 38. is estimated at $5,000. His seven-year old son Lee Suan and
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    Rape charge withdrawn
    47 6 S'NGAPORE. Tues. The PuDllc Prosecutor today withdrew a rape charge in the Hi?h Court against Abdul Wahab bin Ahmad. 22. of Jalan Betek Wahab. originally alleged to have raped a 13-year-old girl in his house last September, was later acquitted by Mr. Justice D'Cotta.
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    ANOTHER MAN CHARGED WITH GOLD BAR MURDERS
    185 6 ANOTHER MAN CHARGED WITH GOLD BAR MURDERS CINGAPORE, Tues. Another man was charged yesterday in connection with the triple Gold Bar murders while one of the nine men, originally accused of the murders, was given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal. Stephen Lee Hock Khoon. 16, was Jointly charged
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    Temple festival
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sri Ramakrlshna Temple in Hartley Road will celebrate the 137 th birthday Tithipuja ot the Lord Sri Ramakrishna on Feb. 16 from 6 a.m. to 8.30 p.m.
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    3 months' bonus for Chung Khiaw staff
    93 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. D Chung Khiaw Bank has paid a bonus of three months salary to more than 400 members of its staff one month more than in 1970. According to a source today, this is to keep in line with other banks. The
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    251 6 JOINT PLAN TO ENLARGE MARKET TOKYO. Tuesday JAPANESE bank and securities companies are planning to set up joint ventures with the Singapore Development Bank to enlarge the Asian Dollar market, Japan's leading financial newspaper said today. Nihon Keizai Shimbun said in a front-page article that
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    HDB to publish magazine for flat tenants
    193 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Housing and Development Board is to publish a magazine for distribution to residents in its housing estates. Initially, the magazine will be published quarterly. The first issue is scheduled to be out in May. The magazine will be distributed free
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    CALL TO SUPPORT SAFETY DRIVE
    97 6 CINGAPORE, Tues. The NTUC today urged all trade unionists in Singapore to support the Industrial Health and Safety Campaign beginning on March 1. An editorial in its monihly organ, Perjuangan, said: "Few of us realise we have got a war on our hands, sometimes deaaly,
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    Birthday gift lands couple in trouble
    138 6 Birthday gift lands couple in trouble By IGNATIUS STEPHEN BANDAR SEW BEGAW AN, Tues. The birthday present a local wife gave her husband was a real surprise —it landed both of them in the police station today. According to the husband he received a watch as a present on his
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    Crime course in Japan
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Tuts. A senior police omccr, acting Assistant Commissioner, Mr. Goh Yong Hong, leaves for Tokyo tomorrow tc attend a course on Social Defence Planning for Senior Administrators and Planners In the field of Prevention of Cilme and Treatment of Offenders The course will last from
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    Pernas in S'pore to aid Malay merchants
    230 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday GROUP of Malay businessmen here ha v c formed a Singapore version of Pertun with an authorised capital of $10 million to enable the Malay community to enter big business. Inche Norzain bin Hussein. 27. managing director of the firm. Perpasuan
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    Bangla: ASEAN nations did consult
    124 7 Bangla: ASEAN nations did consult KI'ALA LIMPITI. Tues Malaysia said today that there had been "some consultation" .•none the five ASEAN couiitiii-s over recognition of Banrla Desh. A Foreign Ministry spokesman who confirmed this here declined to comment further. Press reports from Bangkok yesterday said that Mr. Pa c n
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    PENANG PRAISES OUR PIG REARING SCHEME
    147 7 PENANG, Tues.— A threeman State Government delegation recently visited Singapore to study Us pig rearing tcheme. The team comprised executive councillor Mr. Teh Ewe Llm. veterinary officer Dr. Lim Scang Chye, and development officer Inche Jaafar bin Abu Bakar. They visited five pig farms,
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    'Poor command' charge: Captain called to make defence
    412 7 'Poor command' charge: Captain called to make defence SINGAPORE. Tues. A captain of the Singapore Maritime Command was today called by a courtmartial to make his defence on a charge of "poor command" of his ship. Mr. M. Kartigesu. the Judge-Advocate, announced this decision when the 11-hour-long hearing at Beach
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    Robin Group will pay three months' bonus
    188 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Some l 000 employees of the Robin Group of Companies will soon get a three-month bonus. This was announced by its chairman and managing director. Mr. Robin Loh. at a Chinese New Year gettogether dinner for its employees at the ShangriLa
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    MP to fight the cause of Malaysian wives
    133 7 SINGAPORE. Tues —The MP for Bras Basah. Mr. Ho See Benc. will fit lit for the cause of the Malaysian woman married to a Singapore citizen, at the next sitting of Parliament. He will ask the Minister for Home Affairs to consider
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    Confuse buyers? That's not true, say -admen
    209 7 Confuse buyers? That's not true, say -admen SINGAPORE, Tues. The Advertisers Association of Singapore and Malaysia today rejected a suggestion that big business here was using advertising to confuse rather than inform consumers. Mr. Patrick Mowe, vicepresident of the association, said that it was becoming Increasingly a vogue for consumer
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    Exhibition by chess master
    52 7 SINOAPORE. Tues. Grandma.'ter Miguel Najtiorf will give a simultaneous exhibition over 30 boards at the Shangri-La Hotel on Feb. 16 at 7.30 p.m. Those who wish to play against Mr. Najdorf should write to Singapore Chess Federation, P.O. Box 19C. Kllllney P.O. Singapore 9. The fee
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    School fair
    32 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mrs. E.W. Barker, wife of the Minister to: Law and National Development, will open Swiss Cottage Secondary School's food and fun fair on March 11 at 9 a.m.
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    Eu Seng files action over his cancelled -passport
    300 8 Eu Seng files action over his cancelled -passport- SINGAPORE, Tues. The chairman and chief executive of Nanyang Slang Pau, Mr. Lee Eu Seng, is taking High Court action here In connection with the cancellation of his Singaport passport three months ago. Through his solicitor, Mr. David Marshall, he filed an
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    Long service awards for lAC dealers
    68 8 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Seven Carrier dealers from Singapore and Malaysia have received long-service awards for 10, IS and 20 years' service from the lAC (S) Pte. Ltd. The award* were given by Mr J.R.B. Klrkham, general manager of lAC. at a dinner at the Shangri-La
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    Playboy mags: $150 fine
    44 8 SINOAPORE. TIM*. Tan Ouek Quee. 28, was fined H5O today after she was found guilty of having thiee Playboy magazines In her River Valley Clrwe flat on Oct. 27 last year. The magazines are banned under the Undesirable Publication* Act.
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    Dentistry talk
    35 8 SlNOapore. Tun The director of the American Proathodontlc Society. Or. Edward J. Predrlckaon. will give public a lecture on prosthetic dentistry at Outram Hospital* dental clinic seminar room at 7.45 pm on Thursday.
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    Another 'Save water' plea
    127 8 SINGAPORE. Tues THE Public Utilities Board today again warned the public to save water as consumption yesterday shot to a new high of 112 million gallons. A PUB spokesman said the board was "rather concerned about the situation" as the figure was the highest since May
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    Penang varsity to get new library museum-great hall complex
    207 8 PENAN6, Tu«s. DLANS are underway for a new library complex for the University of Penang at its Mlnden campus. University librarian, Mr. Edward Lim, said today that the complex would house a museum and great hall, besides 120.000 volumes. "It will
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    Hey presto! Doctor and teacher dish up 'magic cocktails'
    238 8  -  LEE SU SAN By SINGAPORE, Tues. He's a doctor and she a teacher. Together they make up the German Magic Studio. An unusual tram that travels the world serving up their special concoction of "Marie Cocktails." The uair, blonde Ingo von
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    Envoy to open art display
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thf cultural attache of the French Embassy. Mr. Pierre Mallet, will open an art exhibition at the Alliance Francai.sc in Scotts Road on Friday at 530 p.m. The cxMDli.on will be open to the public for two "veeks.
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    Fine non-users of overhead bridges urges Tan
    144 9 Fine non-users of overhead bridges urges Tan SINGAPORE. Tues. The National Safety First Council today urged the government to fine people who refuse to use overhead bridges. Council chairman Mr. Milton Tan said: "Pedestrians who ignore overhead bridges should be lined. "This Is belnK done In other countries like West
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    HK FILM STARS FOR CHARITY CONCERT
    174 9 HK FILM STARS FOR CHARITY CONCERT SINGAPORE. Tues. Hone Kong actresses Miss Margaret Shine Wei, and Miss Irene Chen (above) arrived today for a twoday charity appearance at the National Theatre. Margaret, a Shaw Brothers star for eight years, and Irene, who has been with the company for the past
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    Big spruce-up for Queen's visit
    293 9 Singapore, Imm. THE Health Ministry's Public Health Division will be turning the lull in business activity in Singapore during the Chinese New Year into a "golden opportunity" to spruce up the Republic for Queen Elizabeth's State visit. More than half the Clean sing Department's staff
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    $10 silver coins will come in gift cases
    125 9 $10 silver coins will come in gift cases SINGAPORE, Tues. The new $10 silver coins will be sold from Thursday in presentation cases at $10.20 each. They will be available at all banks and the Currency Board in Empress Place. Sales at the board office will be restricted to one
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    Cinema touts fined $150 each
    60 9 Cinema touts fined $150 each SINGAPORE. Tues. Two cinema touts were today fined $150 each for trying to resell tickets outside the Capitol Theatre on Saturday. Yuan Ch'n Kwong. 17. and Koh Wp. Geh. 26, were arrested when they were approaching clmmagoers to buy one-dollar tickets for the 1.45 p.m.
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    New bank should bring in more German capital
    492 9 New bank should bring in more German capital- SINGAPORE, Tues. More German money for Investments in Joint ventures or purely German-spon-sored is expected to pour into Singapore with the opening of a new German bank Asien-Paziflk-Bank Ag, here today. The bank, which is a sort of a bankers' bank In
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    New varsity Chancellor
    34 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Raja Permalsurl Agong today became Chancellor of the Unlveislty of Malaya. A university spokesman said the university court met this morning and unanimously elected the Queen Chancellor.
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    Caretaker fights gang who took life savings
    102 9 SINGAPORE, Toes. Caretaker Ton* Ah Kong, 54, was injured in the left hand when he fought two armed robbers early this morninr Inspite of his vigorous struct le the robbers managed to escape with his Ufe savinrs of $400. Police said the robbers
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    Students call on Ministry to demand -places
    170 10 Students call on Ministry to demand -places- SINGAPORL, Tues. Many Malay stream students today called at the Ministry of Educati o n to demand places in pre-university classes. Some 500, they claimed, had been rejected by the Ministry although many had the necessary entry requirements. They said it was "unfair
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    70,000 Japanese tourists coming this year
    247 10 70,000 Japanese tourists coming this year SINGAPORE, Tuesday AH OUT 70.000 A Japanese tourists will visit Singapore this year, the president of the Japan Travel Publishers' Association, Mr. (ieorge K. Hay* kawa, said today. This, he said, would be double last year's figure of about 35,000 Japanese visitors. Mr. Havakawa
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    Bandboy's trial begins in camera
    102 10 CINGAPORE, Tues.— The trial of musician Sadhi bin All, accused of having carnal relations with a schoolgirl under 16 years, began in camera in the Fourth District Court today. The DPP, Mr. Loh Lin Kok, applied for the enlire trial, fixed for four days, to
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    Fernandez appeal: Judge was 'misguided' says counsel
    1314 11 SINGAPORE, Tuesday THK district judge wh o convicted former MSA secretary Gerald Ferlumdez of corruption was "misguided by clouds of in elevaucies and overwhelming prejudicial and inadmissible evidence." it was alleged in the High Court today. Mr. David Marshall said this at the
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    Hotel manager robbed of $1,700 in coins
    104 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two O gunmen today robbed a iranaser of Hotel Merlin in Beach Road of $1,789 in coins. But. it is believed, they caught their man the wrong way round and got less than they had expected. Mr. (hone Fook Kians. 40.
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      28 11 THE EXPAT AND RACE Expatriates sometimes cause problems of race to arise ..through differing attitudes. This point is discussed Part II of The Expats today in NEW NATION
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      354 11 So are our braised pork tenderloin in clay pot. L >/</ s Desires which is chicken and slirimps simmered in rich stock, coconut and curry seasonings. Le Kebab A L 'Oriental is simply out of this world. Marinated in herbs and f lambed to perfection. And a host of other
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      225 11 Straits Times Crossword HIT aaaaaT'TßP' Baß* BaaaaP~naaaaaF~~BaaaaaP~"laaaal ACBOBB 6 Misdemeanours by rlght- Oive man notice (8). r to dative 7 article lAt In (6). behlild? (4 1 sT Inducing calmer feelings hokMeT*" 1« Atumi'tolncludi garment 14 ZSSn^T^ 00 to M? i uW!i» «>ta 15 T^vrtSr^ in old TV ™J for
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      WHAT'S IN IT NOW?
      455 12 It is becoming more and more difficult to fathom the likely outcome of President Nixon's visit to China. Dramatic or spectacular results were never on the cards. But when Mr. Nixon was invited to visit China, an invitation anxiously sought, China was politically isolated, generally believed
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      A WAGES COUNCIL
      242 12 The case for a wages council in Singapore was spelled out last year. Industry, the Finance Minister said, was rapidly approaching conditions of full employment. Wages and fringe benefits would tend to rise, and non-inflationary incentives schemes would have to be prepared, a restructuring of wages which
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      SUHARTO DOWN UNDER
      231 12 President Suharto's visit to Australia, the first by an Indonesian head of state, has got off to a good start, firming v > the friendly relations which have been developed since the end of the Sukarno era. In the last six years Australia has become closely involved
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    BRITAIN AND THE ULSTER PROBLEM
    903 12 BRITAIN AND THE ULSTER PROBLEM American columnist ANTHONY LEWIS sees similarity with the dilemma in Vietnam l ONDON When Senator Edward Kennedy said last October that Northern Ireland was becoming Britain's Vietnam, he outraged a broad spectrum of British opinion. The country's largest-selling paper, the Daily Mirror, spoke for leaders
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    THE MOST WANTED RECLUSE
    1031 12 JUREK MARTIN on new events centred on Howard Hughes NEW YORK There have now been two Howard Hughes "affairs" in the course of the last fifteen months. The first took place in November and December of 1970 when the invisible man left his accessible Las Vegas
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    Lock icon Airs not well in the land of brandy
    574 12  -  JOHN L. HESS By DARIS The thirst of Americans, Britons and overseas Chinese for the finer things of life has provoked a conflict known around here as "a petite guerre dv cognac." "War" is perhaps a strong word for a commotion in
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      387 12 M I kardon THE CITATION AWAITS THE EXPERTS C I TAT lON EL K YEN nSSSSier ~^m- |Km«**^ 1 HAT LOOKS AS ■UI|N|J MAGN.FUIINII V ill ICTUi lH*^ m.INDS jl I starti 1 oil hi j/x-ii; I 9 on ''if Citation Jjj let en That prase is unqitali'fl tied (iranted.
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      The Big Two agree on MSA assets share-out
      903 13  - The Big Two agree on MSA assets share-out BOB NG By AGREEMENT has Ik'cm reached between the Singapore ;iii(l Malaysian Governments— the two main partners in Malaysia-Singa-pore Airlines over the division of MSA's assets. A 33-paße document called the Scheme for Reconstruction of MSA, spelling out who pets what, has
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      CITY TALK
      189 13  -  CROESUS By New twist COPHISTICATION in the stock broking world has taken a new twist. For many years few local houses have employed overseas trained market operators and even fewer analysts. But now I hear one of the Singapore houses, noted for Its local staff policy, has broken
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      ANOTHER SUGAR PRICE HIKE IN MALAYSIA AND S'PORE LIKELY SOON
      693 13  - ANOTHER SUGAR PRICE HIKE IN MALAYSIA AND S'PORE LIKELY SOON CHAN BONG SOO By pKOM what they are sii y mc in Ihe trade, it looks like another price increase on sugar is imminent in Singapore and Malaysia. It will be a matter of months before this comes about, says
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      Computer-run monorail trains for S'pore proposal
      437 13  -  SOH TIANG KENG By (\\N comp v t i-r--rii n monorail brains put an end to constant traffic j;mis in Singapore? Executives of America's LTV Aerospace Corporation are confident they can. Install ation of an ultra-modern monorail system will be among the proposals Mr.
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      163 13 INSIDE Nrw Philippine* credit policy to hrrak monopol> ThaiUnd lonnlikni abo hit b> imported \rhlrlrv Singapore linn make* colourful mini "car port*"; Shippinc column: froplr in buiinm. Pace HA t ompanv news: Share market report; Commodities; < l.»inj pricet and busineu done; Oversea* marketa New York. Melbourne. Hone Konf. Page
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    New Philippines credit policy to break monopoly
    401 14  - New Philippines credit policy to break monopoly LEO GONZAGA By MANILA: A social Iv-oriontated credit policy is the new vogue at the Central Hank Monetary Board here. What it envisages, according to both Central Bank governor G.S. Licaros and Monetary Bank chairman C. Virata (also concurrently Finance Secretary) is credit
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    Thailand assemblers also hit by imported vehicles
    266 14  - Thailand assemblers also hit by imported vehicles AUSTIN MORAIS By IT is not just in Singapore and Malaysia that motor vehicle assemblers face stiff competition from imported vehicles. In neighbouring Thailand less than 10 per cent of the market demand for motorcycles is catered for by local assembly pl.ints. According
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    311 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Ron K. Russell has been appointed general manager of Rheem Hume in Singapore with effect from Feb. 1. Previous to this appointment Mr. Russell, an Australian graduate engineer, was manager <West Australia) of Rheem Australia with whom he had been associated for 22 years. He took
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      AML ship for local ports
      234 14 •JHK first vessel in American Ma i I Line's new passenger service to the Far Kast and South-east Asia will be calling at Singapore, Port Klang and Penang next month. It is the C5-type container passenger vessel, the Hong Kong Mail, like its sister ship,
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      Sea-Land's new service
      199 14 SEA LAND Service, which pioneered ocean freight containerlsation and is today the largest containerised shipping company in the world, is inaugurating a bi-weekly containership service be- tween Singapore and the US, Canada and the Caribber.n from Feb. 16. Additionally the new service will link Singapore with Hong
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      Mersey's representatives
      100 14 THE Mersey Docks and Harbour Company, which operates tlie Port of Liverpool in the UK. has established regional representation in Malaysia, Singapore and throughout S',uth-east Asia. Eric White's managing director in Malaysia, Mr. Graeme Bradshaw. will be the port's Malaysian representative. The Singapore representative will be Mr. Ronald
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      New office
      102 14 MR. Niels Werrlng Jr., chairman of Barber Lines, last week opened Barber Lines Hong Kong office in Melbourne Plaza The new general manager for Barber Lines Hong Kong is Mr. Arne Haugmo. Barber Lines was formed in 1969 and now operates some 36 vessels in various trades to
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    S'PORE FIRM MAKES COLOURFUL MINI MOBILE 'CAR PORTS'
    304 14  - S'PORE FIRM MAKES COLOURFUL MINI MOBILE 'CAR PORTS' MOK SIN PIN By modern trend of living in highrise luxury apartments lias forced many Singaporean! to expose their expensive cars to the mercy of tropical weather conditions. But for the scarcity of land and additional construction costs many would have provided
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    Canning firm's link-up plans
    175 14 Canning firm's link-up plans PENANO: The association of a Malaysian canner is to be formed between S.N. Lee, proprietor of "Lekari" brand instant curry and other "Mapro's" brand of Malaysian canned specialty foods, and Petersville (International), of Australia as from March. Petersville International, a wholly owned subsidiary of Petersville Australia,
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      46 14 The year in prospect El-U WORLD OUTLOOK 1972 A frame of reference for planning decisions taken in a global or regional context Ordor now from The Economist Intelligence Unit 'SouHi Eost Asio) Pte. Ltd. Mtk Floor MSA Building, 77 Robinson Rood, Singapore 1. Telephone Singapore *****1.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSEING PRICES
      1117 15 HID AND OFFIH PMICII OFFI D CI4LLV LISTID AT TNI CLOft AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF TNI STOCK IMCHANCI WITH PRICI MOVIMINTt IN RACKITI VIITIROAY WIM CLOSING TONE: Industrials, tins steady while the rest easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1237 15 ■o I SIN ESS in and reported I Dto the Singapore and Kuala I Lumpur trading rooms of the 1 Slock Exchange yesterday with 1 the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Akan (1) 188. (5) 1.90. (6)
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      202 15 SOUTH PACIFIC Textile Industries In the financial year ended September 1971 experienced a drop In profits. Pre-tax profits ended the year at $1,007,927 compared with $1,318,231 a year earlier. Tax takes $480,000 this time against $700,000 leaving a net profit before exceptional Items of $527,927 against $618,231 for 1969
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      Jardine's $10mil deal
      187 15 JARDINE Waugh is selling its 50 per cent stake in Guthrie Waugh Berhad to Guthrie (UK) for $10 million. Outhrle (Far East). In a Joint statement with Jardlne Waugh yesterday, said arrangements had been finalised for Jardine Waugh's stake In the regional trading company (Outhrle Waugh Berhad)
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      RUBBER UNCHANGED
      325 15 OPENING quotations in the rubber market yesterday were marked up on better than expected London advices but there was no follow through and the market gradually sagged back to Monday's final levels with minimum turnovers. In contrasts, however. SMRs for March and April were well traded. The morning
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      PROFITTAKERS ON THE PROWL
      263 15 INITIAL firmness brought forth profit-takers on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Sincapore yesterday when the trading pace slackened somewhat. In the majority of stocks, however, small gains were recorded at the close. Much of the activity was confined to second and third line stocks which
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        MELBOURNE
        364 15 MELBOURNE. Tues— Mining A shares (ell bade in dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Most of yesterday'- industrial rises were maintained and in some cases bettered. Oils were more active than normal, but there were few slgnlnrant gains. PoM-ldon dropped 30 cents to A 512.10 and C.R.A.
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        NEW YORK
        257 15 XJEW YORK. Mon— Stocks, higher through the first hour, pulled back gradually In later trading to finish fllghlly lower In fairly heavy turnover. Part of the setback was attributed to profit-taking In the wake of the market's sharp advance since Thanksgiving. Some analysts, however, suggested there were no
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        Exchange rates
        188 15 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. 8. Lim-.il dollars to one unit of lurrifn Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar US Dollar l.oo»l dollars to 1M unlU of Foreicn Currency Belgian Prancs Burmese Kyats
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        Asian dollar
        58 15 T*HESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 4 1/16 to 44% 2 nubs 4s. to 413 16'; 3 tnths 4\ to s'; 6 mths 5 516 to s'-^ 9 mths 5' 2 to S\r
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        HONG KONG
        246 15 UONC KONG. Tues. The market held a steady undertone all day. Except tor Dairy Farm which put on HK»2 to 1102. China Provident and Haeco which put on tl to $101 and $92 respectively and HK/S Bank London register which came up $2 to $242. there were only
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        Indices
        92 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 86.72 Friday 87.00 Week ago 86.54 BIBBERS Monday 288.63 Friday 289 72 Week ago 293.72 OILS Monday 295.17 Friday 294 75 Week ago 302.46 INDUSTRIALS Monday 485.3 Friday 486.2 Week ago 495.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS .Monday 903.97 Friday 906 68 Week ago 902.17 LONDON
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        Hong Kong rates
        40 15 On the frM uihnii msrku In Hong Konft yntfrtUy the U.I. «»llsr was quoted at 5 5875 (or T.T. and 5 5750 for nit tttrllni quoted »t 14 49 and MM IMI *r i»M at 3» 75.
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        Rises
        53 15 Roxy El. S. Drrdtr Hume Ft M. Cables IO B. T. Harbour J. Waugh Kuchai P. Bank S. P. Text. K I. Ind. Copper Ind. $3 50 +.22 $5 20 +.20 $344 +.14 $2.40 +.10 $5.90 +.10 $3.04 +.08 $3.28 +.08 $0.71 +.07 $1.25 +.07 $0.80 i +.06) $0.70
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        31 15 Bkt. Srmb $5.75 P.T.I. $0.63 Kothmans $3.34 T'tont Sec. $3.90 Pan El $1.71 Veneer Prod. $1.81 F. Union $1.09 Far East $2.33 —.10 —.08 —.08 —.06 —.05 —.04 —.03 —.03
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        Most active stocks
        21 15 P. Bank 209.000 Merlin <M) 139.000 M Bank 134.000 Carlsberc 105.000 Total Turnover 2.18 M Delayed Percentage 24.44
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        INDICES
        35 15 Feb. 1 Frb. 8 Industrials: 208 29 208.12 Hotels: 71M "1-8* Properties: 144.8S Hill Tint 98.53 99.25 rubber*: 12»M 129.91 Dec. 30. 19«6 100 1 Dec. 31. IMS 1M t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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        Copper prices
        32 15 London copper prices on Tue«day (previous In brackets). Wirrbar Spot buyer (422.00 (£421.30) teller (422.50 (£422.001; Three Months buyer £424.50 ((42K.00) •eller (429.00 ((428.50). Market lene: Steady. tales: 1.77S tons
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        PALM OIL
        34 15 In London on Monday the palm oil prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK N European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton Feb. March was quoted as UKf?7 sellers (unchar»rd>.
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        Tin recovers
        212 15 THK Straits tin price in Penung yesterday 1 recovered $1 to $617 per picul on an official offering down 61 tons to 20l tons. The perk tn the local price was partly influenced by the steadiness of the overnight London metal market where the price rose £3 to
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        CLOSING PRICES
        19 15 FEB. 8. RUBBER: 87.50 cents (unch). TIN: 5617 (up SI). Official offering 251 tons (down 61 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        107 15 MINESI PRODUCi IXCNANOC, V lIHCAPORI NOON CLOSING PRICE* PER PICUL TIITERDAY GM«wt Oil: bulk 14 It sellers, drum (43i sellers. Cspra: Mixed loose UK Con t. *****. Pspswr: Muntok AST* white f.o.b. JOCK NLW »187 i sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. OCr NLW Jli7| sellers. Sarawak special black fob. Ml
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        56 15 ManeMy (aturday »U t IUI London 47.575 47 00 Beirut 47.90 47.90 Honiikonc 8 ls 4 w Zurich 47.508 47.008 47.W18 47.508 Part* 47*3 47.79 Spore <1) UNCH. 48 54 Spore (I) UNCH 170.00 il) Export price In noc-iterllng »rt«i In U.S. dollar* p»r ounce. (2) Ixx-al dealeri
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      711 16 GENERAL ELECTRIC (U.S.A.) APPLIANCE COMPONENTS rPTE. LTD., 6. Jalan Besi, Jurong, Singapore 22. ites applications for the following position: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Above 16 years old Non-English speaking candidates acceptable We offer attractive fringe benefits and provide opportunities to grow with the Company: Excellent working conditions Attractive wages and regular
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      725 16 Grant Advertising International Inc. 6lh FLOOR MACOCNALD HOUSE OWCHARO HOAD. SINGAPORE 9. SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE TO CONTROL A REGIONAL ACCOUNT The man selected will be responsible for developing, co-ordinating and administering the advertising and promo i, jnal activities of a company marketing throughout South East Asia. This is the kind
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      604 16 HJHJH Opportunities are now available I\f\fl for the followin9 qualified personnel to augment the expanF#AW.J S n the Shipyard's Industrial TJLmVVBp Engineerin 9 activity. A. WELDINC ENCINEERS w.th qualifications in welding technology and /or metallurgy. B Qualified MACHINE OPERATORS for submerged arc welding. C. Qualified manual arc WELDERS D. STEEL
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      550 16 LEMBAGA PADI SABAH VACANCIES Applications are invited from Malaysian Citizens preferably Sabah origin .'or the following posts (A) COMMERCIAL MVNAGER BASIC SALARY SCALE: "J^** J/ on qualifications and e\p. rience. QUALIFICATIONS t recognized university degree i «UALirit,Aii«jno g^.,.^ Administration. or Economics and no: years of relevant prai rience in the
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    $7,250 paid for new car series number E1
    148 17 $7,250 paid for new car series number E1 rjINGAPOBE, Tues. Car O number El in the new series today fetched the Government 57.250. This was the highest bid received by the Registrar of Vehicles when bids for the series El to K2OOO were opened this morning. Of almost 100 bids
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    Music for all: Concert No. 4
    59 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Culture will hold Its fourth concert in the series Music for Everyone at the Singapore Conference Hall on Feb. 20 at 4 pm. Highlights of the concert will Include pieces by the Goh Soon Tloe String Orchestra, singerdancer Elizabeth
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    TUN RAZAK TO VISIT BURMA
    57 17 TUN RAZAK TO VISIT BURMA KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tun Abdul Razak will make an Informal visit to Burma from Feb. 16 to 18 at the Invitation of Gen. Ne Win, Chairman of the Revolutionary Council. The Prime Minister's six member delegation will in elude the secretary general of the Ministry
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    Teenage break-in terror smashed
    289 17  - Teenage break-in terror smashed K.S. SIDHU By SINGAPORE, Tuesday A TEENAGE gang that has been terrorising Katong has been mashed by police. Four youths, their ages ranging from 15 to 17, have been arrested, and an assortment of household goods worth about $10,000 reported stolen from 18 houses in Katong
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    FORMER RAFFLES COLLEGE HEAD DIES
    125 17 FORMER RAFFLES COLLEGE HEAD DIES SINGAPORE. Tues. The former principal of Raffles College, Prof. O. McOwan, died in Edinburgh on Jan. 28. He was 78. The late professor had joined the college when it was founded in 1928 as its first professor in chemistry. He became a member of the
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    Advance pay for 450 mill workers
    62 17 Advance pay for 450 mill workers SINGAPORE. Tues. The management of the International Spinning Mills Ltd. said today it had agreed to make advance salary payment to its 450 employees. The payment was made today "In a spirit to allow them to have a happy Chinese New Year." It was
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    $1,600 theft from house
    43 17 SINGAPORE. Tu«s Thieves broke Into a house In Cable Road, oil River Valley Road yesterday and es~*n*d with an assortment of household goods worth f 1.600. The owner. Mrs. Sheila Cubaln. 47. discovered the theft at 6.4S a.m. today.
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    Donation draw
    19 17 SINGAPORE. Tues The Spastic Children* Association has launched a donaUon draw to raise $200,000 for Its activities
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    Jobless youth accused of flat theft
    70 17 Jobless youth accused of flat theft SINGAPORE. Tues. A Jobless Malaysian youth, Ng K?at Eng, was today charged with stealing money and goods totalling $131 from a Hat in Corpo ration Drive. Jurong, yesterday. Ng was alleged to have entered Mr. Chua Kiam Choc's flat and taken four transistor radios,
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    Band music
    23 17 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. The P Mice Bt nd will perform at Macßitrhie Reservoir park on Sunday Ircm 5.30 pm to 630 p.m.
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      316 17 N^PHP v il* W^w iJT** Va^ -4m piscover^S*??-^ it in the $hcmg Palace Celebrate Chinese New Year in imperial splendour. In the Shang Palace Savour Cantonese delicacies with a sumptuous ten course meal. Crisp Suckling Pig, delicious Chicken with Cashew Nuts, the finest Shark sf in Soup in Singapore, chilled
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      239 17 Yours... free! exquisite jewellery from LEE ONN JEWELLERS A with every HOOVER appliance you buy Buy any one of the marvellous time-»nd labour-saving HOOVER appliancas shown below during this festive season and you'll get an exquisite ptece of jewellery I from Lea Onn Jewel larj FREE 1 >$ >$ I
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      960 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and Housewives' I.M Pow Kung (Repeat) S.N P.M. Programme Summary 1.3S Peristiwa Matinee— The Swindlers (Can- 7.21 English tor Everyone— ls He S.IS Pok Amai Amai IN News (M) tonese Part I— English Sub- in London 7 (C) S.IS Fantastic Voyage 111
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    Two more industrial rows, but it's all over in hours
    318 18 SINGAPORE. Tuesday ANOTHER two indus- trial disputes broke out in Singapore today but were settled within hours. One of them a work-to-rule by 130 butchers at the Jurong Auanoir early this morning left most housewives without pork for the day.
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    ACCOUNTANT CLEARED OF SHOPLIFTING CHARGE
    179 18 ACCOUNTANT CLEARED OF SHOPLIFTING CHARGE SINGAPORE. Tues. A $45,000-a-year accountant from New Zealand. Karl Eduard de Ross, was today cleared cf a charge of shoplifting a wallet worth $11.50 from John Littles Supa Save department store In Raffles Place. Karl, who was on holiday here, told the court: "I had
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    Big Boss hero Bruce slips through unnoticed
    180 18 Big Boss hero Bruce slips through unnoticed SINGAPORE, Tues.— The hero In "The Big Boss" sat in Pava Lebar airport's transit lounge last night— alone and unrecognised. The scores ol fans who had turned up at the alrPort failed to catch a glimpse of their new screen idol because they
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    Under study — a second aerospace service centre
    142 18 Under study a second aerospace service centre SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore may become the servicing centre for yet another American aero space firm. Ling T c m c o Vought Aerospace Corporation, the giant U.S. conglomerate. Is looking Into the possibilities of Investing In such facilities here. The centre, if set
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    SAF exercises in eight areas
    186 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in tight training areas from tomorrow to Feb. 14. The areas are: Marsilinc from 6 a.m. tomorrow to midnight and 8 a.m. on Thursday to 6 p.m. on Saturday. Mandai Forest Reserve 6 a.m. tomorrow
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    TWO WOMEN KILLED IN ROAD MISHAPS
    94 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two women were killed in accidents yesterday. They were Madam Chen Toh. 73, of New Market Road and Madam Poh Ah Ho, 71, of Sungei Tengah Road, off Chua Chu Kang Road. Madam Chen was knocked down by a motor cyclist at
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      130 18 Swiss AT Industries Fair Basle 15th-25th April 1972 Multifarious rang* of Swiss products In 27 display groups Swiss Watch Fair enlarged to cover 20,000 m 1 I the European watch industries: France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy Teitiles. clothing, fashion, with new special displays Machine tools and electrical engineering Informative pavilions
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      145 18 U CrrlN€S€ M€W Y€f\R Jj cALt" EEK USUAL PRICE NOW Trev.ro Tie* 5 50 $J.JO English Furmshmgj 48" TO CLEAR AT Jl SO p«, y( j. Boys' T-Shirts 395 JJ 50 Gent s Jockets ALL LESS J0«. Lodies' Evening Bogs TO CLEAR AT S3 »S Gent* Shirts ALL LESS 30".
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      1486 19 TO LIVERPOOL ANO OTHER UK CONTINENTAL PORTS. TueTpore Saili P Sham Penang CUMAFUS Ltiiocv Glatg Gdt. IS -el II Ftl 1112 FH 1) ELPENOR I, Gav>« FH II <H II FH 11/21 FH 22 riISANOER Li«r»OOl Fel II FH 17 CLYTONEUS A dim. H'burg. Ha<re Mar 1 Mar 7 Mar
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      1971 19 Wa l i M>i i I i 'J >J kHpton vi n pm-£M if EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P Klmg Penang Smgtport LOADING FOR: HOHOO FH 12,14 Fel 15,11 Ftl 17,21 H burg B men. A'werp. R'darp Adam. G'burg. C'hagen, Ajrtius. Oslo. PATACONIA Ftl 25 27 Mar 1 I Fll
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      1200 19 FMTNKHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAT O.SJL SOr ea-s Bait P-. S Nrt. Penang Pi'j- Spore DuU'ta K.'gston MEMNON Jaa J la Part FH II FH 11 FH 22 Apr It BURMA jai II Jaa 17 FH 21 Ftl B fll 21 Mm I Apr 2? MENESTHEUS Jaa 2(
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      1081 20 I^lV--"""—"""* KAWASAKI KISEN ICrMSHA LTD. KAWASAKI MNRAI KISEtt MISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Si.ls Japan Hongkorg ETA Spore ETA P. Klang "Siiim Mara" ftl "Skiiyi Mira n Ffl Japan Persian Cull Service Smgascre Ftr: y Ma Mar Coicmto Karachi. Muscat Oubaij Abu<3hab>, Doha, Bahrain Kuwait Khorr, Bisrah iposvo
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      758 20 FOR NIW ZEALAND Pmrni P SHam S-itfapore IMdiet fir: CARPENTARIA 11/11 Frt 12/12 Frt 11/14 Ftl Syd, Lytt. W'ton, Auck. CHAKOINA II II Mir 11/11 Mm 28/22 Mar D'dm, Lytt. Auck. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Singapore P. Slum Penani LMiitl fir: RAJULA 11/11 Frt 21 Frt 21 Frt Nigipattinam. Midris. RAJULA 1/14
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      809 20 I ORIENT LINES LTD. (iNCORPORATtO IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) A ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7. U.K. EUROPE SIRVICf LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. ynam fenan( ArrKni: NtPTUMt TOPAZ ll Pirt 11,11 Fit B tao 93, London 13 3, Hani 19 3.
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      574 20 /mt F MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD 1^ No 3OE. Jin Ampane X"* 1 lu" r ui The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE S njjoore P. Sham Peninf ArrWtii BUNCA MELOR 10 H Fll 14 11 Ftl It 21 Fel M».-» 15 3 I R'Oim 23
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      835 21 ■f-Mf »>O"T OF lINCAPORE AUTHO ml B/5. C.8.: m f 0 Bait RITY ANNOUNCfu TMI FOLLOW Han MaUyila No. 1 and Strmit. 103 INO BIRTHING ARRANCCMINTt OUT: Sweden Maru B/2. Ontaur FOB FIBBOAB.V t. B/2. Kapopoaan* B/3 and Brt Thai B i OUT: Aldannlnatrr 3/4. Bueeaaaful PORT KLANC Trader 6/7.
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      759 21 PYGMALION STEAMSHIP CO. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADING FOR TORONTO, HAMILTON AND ASHTABULA P Klang Singapore HAMBURGER WALL HaT 1/ 3 MoT 4/7 ADELFOTIS Apr ifl/15 Apr 16/21 DIRECT SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING CAR6O FOR LOURENCO MARQUES, DURRAN AND CAPETOWN Singapore P. Klang PHILIPPINE ADMIRAL tte 14/15 Mar IS/17
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      812 21 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In response to tht drmandi e< thipoan i" Singapore and Malavtla M.I.S.C. hat groat patamra in announcing tha introduction ot a tptcialitad timber carrier at.*. 'MARITIME STAR", icheduled to load at: Singapore: 12-16.2.72 Tonjong Moni: 18 21.2.72 P. Swettenhom: 23 27.2.72 Penong: 28/2- 1.3.72 For
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      728 21 DEATH I MADAM TAN KU HAN. aged 95, passed away peacefully on 8-2-72 leaving: behind beloved 3 sons, Harry Lim Hong Jui, Paul Lim Hong Say and Andrew Lim Hong Suan. 3 daughters-in-law, 5 daughters and 5 sons-in-law. 28 grand children, 4 grandsons-in-law, 2 grand daughters-in-law and 13 great grand
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    153 22 NO INCREASED PRICES for Chinese New Year. Beautify yourself In time for the festive season at Louise Klerks Falon. Hotel Blngapura Oorgeoua hairstyles, expert perming, refreshing facials, modem make-up at regular prices Please book early Telephone *****3 (Spare). MARGARITTA'S BEAUTY SHOP In Hilton Hotel for halratyllng perms, tinting, facials,
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    98 22 TAN HONG 00N aged 53 passed away 6/2/72 leaving behind his loving mother, wife, 4 son*. 4 daughter*. 2 sons-in-law a granddaughter. Cortege will leave 556 Sims Aye.. for Kong Meng Suah Thomson Kd on Thursday 10 2 72 at I p m. ANDERSON PAULITA age 61 passed away
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    61 22 THI FAMILY OF the late Mr. Llm Song Kay thank relative* and friends, doctor* and staff of wards 148 and 16 ORGH for their kind assistance, condolences. wreaths. scrolls, attendances and donations during their recent bereavement. MR. A MRS. KANG Teck Wan thank staff of B.R.M. for their attendance
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      479 22 ANNOUNCIMINT/PfMONAt M d PHOUE C.A.T.B. TEL: *****1 -r, M...,..a er,, nFTill Ml 1 tftal.as* V» tf fi wonti rUH DtIAIL.. Minimi* Ml- lor M word, IWltsiii md MiUyiia 07S cents s w*rd Slng»p*r« in a sys a wr Minimum DO /or K vordl. aftalmam $lUi lor IS »ora» CAN TO
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      730 22 OVNAMIC PERSONNELS required by Established Company as Personnel Kelation Officers and Bales Representatives (Part/Full-time for Its new branch Tanglin) Salary $200--$BOO/-. Experience not necessary Full training provided. Please call personally at 75 Tangiln Road. B'pore 10. between 9 SO-* p m on Bth 10th February Contact the Area Sale* Manager.
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      708 22 SBNTOSA CORPORATION REQUIRES ladies/gentlemen Public Bales Officer* cP.8.0. The lob U to meet people from all walks of lift and to solicit members for the company Salary negotiable. Contact Production Manager. 48-A. Cecil Street B'pore or Tel: *****. WANTEO IMMEDIATELY SHORTHAND TYPIST. Singapore Citizen. Salary $I*o/- p.m. Qualification School Certificate.
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      768 22 EXPANOINO CHIT-FUND COMPANY requires Sales Personnels fcxperlence not necessary Oood pay and prospect*. Training given. Raply Unit Manager Box A 4549 ST. B' pore QUALIFY FROM RAJAS COLLEGE to be rare of success: New .ess ons .tartlng February: RegUter aarly: Detail, from: Raja* College *****/ *****1. BOUTIQUE SALESCIRLS REQUIRED. Thee
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      948 22 WILL EXPERIENCED cookboy and amah excellent testimonials European household. Phone *****4 after 8.30 EXPERIENCED LEGAL OFFICER seek* suitable appointment In established legal flrrn. Write Box A 4563 B.T. B'pore COMPANY EXECUTIVE. Chinese well experience In general business ad mlnutratlon, seeking for Managerial post, secure offer. Box A 45*6 B.T. ENGLISH
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      934 22 CHESTNUT ARIA detached bunga'ow newly renovated, new furniture, air cond.. pleasant surrounding!, spacious garden. Reasorabl* rent Phone 661*20 B'pore. FULLY FURNISHED American style terrace house, 1 bedrooms, large •ittlng/dlnlng room, spacious kitchen, excellent locality. Rent $240 p.m Ring B'pore *****7 AVAILABLE detached bungalows Naraly Avenue King Albert Park Oraeolaaf Drive.
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      1019 22 LARCE UNFURNISHIO ROOM Katong Working couple or 2 single No cooking "el: *****3 Spore. FOR RINT: $350/- p.m. 4 bedroomed bungalow at 7a, Berwick Drive (19) Tel *****5. 1 BEDROOM FLAT AT Still Road East Coast Road. For patlculars. Tel ***** Singapore. ROOM FOR RENT dut. 23 9 mile* Buklt
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      897 22 DISTRICT Luxuriously fumisbad. rarpeted. alrcondltionad 4-badroomed apartment 10th floor Commanding Punaromle View Prtce $75,000. *****8 Spore. TWO 2 Stony Shopbouse* Jalan Besar near to New World. One Vacant rnce for both $150 000 Ring Victor aY Mendei *****8 (Spore). SALE RENTAL semi-detached terrace houses in Bprangoon. Thomson. Katong. Holland Road
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      780 23 (Cont. from Page 22) Tuition YAMAHA MUSIC COURSE For chil dren age 4-5 and *-7. Revolutionary mrihod. Once a week Monthly Fee $1* Build up wild foundation for music. Keyboard and percussion Instrument* In alr-condltloned clasarooms New classes for March We have 700 student* and 20 teacher* Yamaha Music School:
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      920 23 BEGINNERS, rupld and normal course* Shorthand. Typewriting, Book-keep-ing. Principle* of Accounts, Malay. Shorthand speed 60 150 Regent Commercial Institute. M-B East Coaat Road. Spore 4401 Ho BOOKKEEPING: New sessions starting February Claaaes Morning/ Afternoon Evvnlnx RecUter early Rajas College. Raffle* Place f»555>U. Raja* College 218 D Chanxl Road (497M5). BADIO
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      836 23 8404 TO LONDON. Fly FETC Charter Fllchts Singapore'London (404. Kuala Lumpur/London via, Singapore »453 30. Singapore Brussels B«2S/-. Singapore/New York 8»0<J I VIC Is the sole Charterer of British Caledonian Airways' 8707 and Baber Air a DOS which have full trafße rtgbu to fly regularly between Singapore and London All
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      904 23 Pbm lor sal* IMPORTED IHOLISN padlcr** Poodles Also clipping and styling dose For information call Mr*. Baker 8 pore M 12««. TWO BEAUTIFUL PIOIONIIO registered female miniature Schn.unr puppies 9 week* old. Call S*T*3T. Pats wanted BULL TISIIIIIRS wanted Adults puppits P*dKr*e/non-Pedlgr*« considerrd John 4*8300 S'por*. Boats Yachts lor sal*
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      1131 23 1871 DATSUN 1104). ]970 Datsun 1200. FloMina Super. Morrta Mini. 1969 Vaaahall viva SL9O. F Cortina Super. 1966 VoUuwaaen 8 W 1300 1963 F 'Cortina Deluxe. Vauxhall Viva. Triumpn Herald. United Motor Coran.. (Pte) Ltd.. 131. Prlnaep Street. Spore. Tel 27Ui J2»67 1971 MAZDA CAPELLA 1600 Detaun 1200 F Capri
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      888 23 XXX LADIES PULING a little off colour Come and join Amy Wee of Michelle* Keep Fit CUs***. Cost (10 per month Trl: *****. S pore LUSCIOUS SEMIPERMANENT IVILASHES which stay on In bed oi bath. (37.50. Call Salon Lovely Steambatha. manage etc MARTINA'S SALON 11-A. Calmhlll Circle. Massaje Saunabath barber
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      721 23 ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) SDN. BERHAD KIALA LIMPIR Outputs of tin concentrates for the undiTmentKnecf Companies under the management of Anglo-Oriental iMiln'm Sdn. Berhad fur the month of January 19*72 are as fullcws -m i is AOKAM TIN BERHAD 4 913 AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN BERtIAO 1.186 BERJUNTAI TIN DREDOING BERHAD 6 842
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      681 23 11 MlUltll Mil TAHARAN Tt'NDKR FOR EXTENSION TO TRANSMITTING STATION iiUK- 1^ JABATAN PENYIARAN. MALAYSIA. Tenders are invited from Electrical Contractors ulio are registered as Class "A" Contractors tilth the National Electricity Board. Malaya, for the supply. Installation Ac cpmmtsMunlnp of Sub-station Equipment at the above station Tender documents are
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      512 24 I DOW CHEMICAL PACIFIC LTD., SINGAPORE has on opening for MARKETING OFFICER FOR THE SINGAPORE AREA to morket DCW's product range of industriol chemico's plastic rosins. Appliconf must be o Singapore Citizen, should pre»erabi> nave a Chemical or Chemical Engineering degree and shoulo hove 2/3 years minimum Field Soles experience
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      304 24 a TELEDYNE company n i NEW YEAR -NEW CAREER FOR EXPERIENCED (a) FEMALE PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS (b) PLANT MAINTENANCE MECHANIC (c) LINE MAINTENANCE MECHANICS d MACHINISTS Requirements For post (a/ Must have working experience as Lead Girl in a manufacturing company. For post (b) Must have experience in general factory maintenance
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      641 24 FINANCIAL CONTROLLER Our clients, manufacturers and distributors of internationally known office equipment are setting up a marketing and distribution subsidiary in Singapore which will also act as a regional headquarters. The company's business is expected to expand considerably over the next few years and staff joining now are likely to
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      606 24 (Dmas malaysian airline system Malaysian Airline System Berhad invites the following tenders 11 > Supply of tereylene wool and dacron wool materials suitable for the manufacture of male staff uniforms and or >2> Supply of terevlene wool and dacron wool materials, and its tailoring for male staff uniform;). Schedules giving
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      THAT GIRL SPY: NOW THEY KNOW
      85 25 THAT GIRL SPY: NOW THEY KNOW v ITH reference to the report headlined "Girl .dps to break drug ring," < S.T. Feb. 6), I feel that It is most unwise for ,uch Information to be made public. How many girls do you form part of the allmale gang? Do not
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      72 25 I FULLY agree with the appreciative comments i.f Inche Mohd. SlraJ con-n-rnlng the staff at Outra.n Road General Hospi tal. I too was a patient recently at this hospital and ■pent two weeks there dur ing which time I found the staff beyond reproach. If it were not for their
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      114 25 WE cannot thank you enough for your Interest and support for the YWCA House In Jurong. It was not an easy task for the association to put into operation two hostels within one year In 1971. the Outram Road Hostel for 40 girls from the lower Income group and the
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      Soon there won't be any dust fallout
      284 25 GOVT REPLIES I REFER to the letter by I "Tolong-lah" (S.T. Feb. I 1 regarding the dust nuisance at Mayflower Garden. This nuisance in Mayflower Garden arises from the operation of an asphalt premix plant at Cheng San Road. This plant was set
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      99 25 WITH re.'erence to the letter by "Distraught Resident" (S.T. Feb. 5) regarding the clashing of cymbals and beating of drums at religious ceremonies held In a household in Redhill Estate, could he please give 'he address of the household to the Estates Officer of the Area Office concerned so that
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      45 25 PLEASE refer to the letter by 'Waiting' (S.T. Dec. 17). 'Waiting' Is advised to call at the Registration and Recruitment Centre, Cenral Manpower Ease, Kal.ang. to clarify his National Service status and the date of his medical examination. MR. D. S. SAMUEL. Head Education Department.
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      Where that $ sign came -from
      160 25 Where that sign came -from IT may interest coin collectors to know that the dollar, though deriving its name from the German thaler, has yet a sign (the S over two vertical lines) of much older origin. In ancient times, the Greeks had to run the gauntlet of the Carthagenians
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      66 25 MY family and I went shopping at the People's Park Complex and we were surprised to learn that we had to pay for the use of the toilet. I had my toddler with me but I had to fork out for him as if he was a grown person. Why
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      Promoting culture at a cost of $78mil?
      162 25 Promoting culture at a cost of $78mil? IN reply to Mr. Sutarso's 1 letter (ST.. Feb. 5> I would like to ask why a casino. bowling alley, night-club and other similar tourist "attractions are included in the Indo-nesia-in-miniature project? Indonesian culture? I have just spent two weeks In Indonesia and
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      71 25 WHY aren't the authorities doing something about our motor-cycle season parking lots In Market Street? These lots are always near construction sites with the result our vehicles are sprinkled with dust. There are no marked lots and because of insufficient space the vehicles are cramped and packed like sardines making
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      The day the fluorescent light unit came crashing down
      222 25 The day the fluorescent light unit came crashing down gKVENTH floor, room seven, Sclc|pe Integrated Primary School the fluorescent li.ulit unit came crashing down from the ceiling to the Moor on Feb. 4 It is not uncommon practice for children to be summoned to sit on the floor In front
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      66 25 I REFER to the letter from •By Anti-Pollution" (ST. Feb. 5) regarding the burning of joss-paper. Doesn't he realise that this is part of religious beliefs? No doubt the ashes and smoke can cause a nuisance. But he can always tell his fellow neighbours to burn the joss-paper in a
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      135 25 I HAVE been residing in Singapore for the past 10 months and up till the night of Jan. 26 had the highest regard for taxidrivers. On that date I had the misfortune to meet three of the rudest men I have ever encountered. After spending three hours waiting on the
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      207 25 T WOULD like to draw 1 attention to the inefficiency and rudeness of some bus conductors towards commuters especially the younger ones. Let me mention two incidents. Once when travelling along Sembawang Road the bus stopped at Nee Soon and some people alighted, but before all the new passengers could
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      72 25 WE are residents of Gagak Selarl Barat Block 107. This block has been sold and at first we felt very happy living here. During the last few months, our neighbours rented out their flats to some barglrls and barbergirls What noise they make! They come back at one in the
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      62 25 I AM awaiting the Cambridge School Certificate examination results and intend to study in a technical college. But I was told that the closing date for application to the Ngee Ann Technical College Is the end of February, whereas our results will only be known In March. How are we
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      68 25 NURSES working in the Public Health Division must make home visits as part of their dally duties. I often see these young girls walking alone along deserted kampong tracks, an easy prey to robbers and rapists. I understand nurses are not allowed to go "In pairs' during their rounds. I
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      THINGS AREN'T THAT CHEAP, REALLY
      99 25 AN Old Timer" (S.T. Feb. 5) may be quite correct when he states that expatriates do not come to Singapore out of charity, but he would be most disillusioned if he thinks that we come here because Singapore Is a "clean, green and beautiful country,"
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      Mosbergen quits as hockey coach
      234 26 EV3RMER Olympic hockey star Rudy Mosbergen has sent In his resignation as National coach to Singapore Hockey Association, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Mosbergen nave pressure of wor* and 111 health as reasons for giving up the Job as National hockey coach. SHA president Mr. Percy pennefather
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      Captain wins
      24 26 ■00 Captains' team beat the Vice captains' side by 7>? points to Si in a women's golf match at Slme Course yesterday.
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      Khoo, Roy share the spotlight
      316 26 RHOO Teng Chuan and Roy Chan commanded the most attention on the second day of the floodlit SASA Single-age Group swimming meet at Amber Road yesterday, reports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. Teng Chuan and second placed Mark Chan shaved nine-tenths of a second off Roy Chan's three-year-old
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      Hockey off
      27 26 THE SHA Under-23 hockey between Combined Schools and Khalsa Association, scheduled for yesterday at Parrer Park, was postponed to Monday because of poor ground conditions.
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      Soh buys Suzuki 'works' in bid to beat Kiwis
      285 26 Soh buys Suzuki 'works' in bid to beat Kiwis KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Finishing behind crack New Zealand riders on their more powerful machines in Motor-cycle OP events In Malaysia and Singapore. Is not exactly Sonny Son's cup of tea, reports TONY FRANCIS. He has had too much of It. After
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      MRU say 'yes' to Singapore
      355 26  -  G. ROBERT By CINGAPORE Civilians will take part in the South Zone of the Malaya Cup rugby championship this year. The MRU confirmed this in a letter to Singapore Rugby Union's acting president Supt Niaz Mohd. Shah yesterday. Supt Shah said: "We are happy to
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      CUSTOMS SCORE BIG UPSET
      387 26  -  A. JOHNSON and PETER SIOW By (CUSTOMS Sports Club brought off the bluest upset In the Government Services Football league Division One when they edged the muchfancied Vigilante Corps by 3-2 at Farrer Park yesterday. I This was Customs' first win in three outings. They had
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      Test triumph by NZ women
      63 26 MELBOURNE. Tues. New Zealand's women cricketers beat Australia for the first time In 37 years when they won the four-day Test match by 143 rims at St Kllda today. Australia had won seven and drawn nine of the previous 16 Tests played between the two
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      CEYLON SC SHOCK JANSENITES
      108 26 CEYLON SC SHOCK JANSENITES pEYLON Sports Club sprang a big surprise yesterday when they eliminated defending champions Jansenltes by 1-0 In a SHA Under-23 knockout competition match at Balestler Road. The shock win put the "new look" Ceylon Sports Club sloe lntc the semi-finals. The Ceylonese. however, were given a
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      Swiss girl wins second gold
      42 26 SAPPORO. Tues. MarleTheres Nadlg. 17-year-old Swiss girl, won her second Alpine skiing gold medal of the Winter Olympic Oames here today when she finished first In the Olant Slalom. Austria's Anne Marie Proeli. won the ;llver medal.
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      HK tour is main highlight of MRU season
      234 26 HK tour is main highlight of MRU season KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Participation in the Third Asian tournament in Hong Kong on Nov. 3-12 will be the highlight of the Malaysian rugger programme for this year reports MANSOOR RAHMAN. Apart from the tour to Hong Kong, the season will be confined
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      Ninth team
      25 26 MANILA. Tues. Canada today became the ninth nation to enter in the World mens softball championship to be held here from March 4-12.
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      SVA seeks $12,000 to run Pesta Sukan tourney
      210 26 CINOAPORE Volleyball Assoclatlon Is seeking an estimated $12,000 to stage an International volleyball tournament during Pesta Sukan, reports PETER SIOW. SVA plans to invite neighbouring countries Including Malaysia, Indonesia, Burma. South Korea and Cambodia. The association plans to hold a dinner party
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      Kind Heart in stylish gallop on good going
      347 27  - Kind Heart in stylish gallop on good going EPSOM JEEP By KIND HEART, a course scratching last Saturday, showed yesterday that there was nothing amiss with him by doing a stylish gallop at Ipoh. The four-year-old son of Agricola strode out fluently over 3f In 38 4/5 on good going:
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      Lock icon TEENAGE CHRIS WHIPS BILLIE—JEAN—
      211 27 TEENAGE CHRIS WHIPS BILLIE—JEAN— YEW YORK. Tues.—Seven-teen-year-old Christ Evert demolished former Wimbledon champion BiUle-Jeau King 6-1, 6-0 to win the Fort Lauderdale women's International tennis tournament yesterday. Mrs. King, playing on clay for the first time In several months, said after the all- American final: "The surface had nothing to
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      Lock icon Grier moves up to second place
      103 27 NEW YORK. Tues. Orier Jones of the United States. whose victory in the Hawaii Open golf championship yesterday was his first major win as a professional, moved up to second position in the list of money winners for the U.S. circuit, it was announced
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      Lock icon Japanese Government honour Brundage
      118 27 TOKYO. Tues. The Japanese Government tcday decided to confer on Mr. A very Brundage, president of the International Olympic Committee, the highest decoration awarded to a foreigner, a Government spokesman said. Mr. Brundage will be honoured with the First Class Order of the Rising Sun. a
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      25 entries for Queen E Cup
      1191 27 top-class stay- -rs have been entered for the Queen Elizabeths Cup to be run over 111 on Feb. 20 at Bukit Timah. They are: Aerospace. Aratunga. Champagne 11. Datin's Choice. Datin's Fancy. Oreat Wcrld 11. Hard To Beat, High Ruler 11. Jumbo Jet. Just
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      GEMINI -EASY WINNER AT IPOH
      56 27 GEMINI -EASY WINNER AT IPOH IUR. S. H. Lim leads ITI in Gemini II (A K. Cheam up), a winner at Ipoh on Sunday. Gemini swept past the leaders a furlong from home and went on to win convincingly by a length from Gambang (T. 8 Chiam) with The Specialist
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      Cancelled
      30 27 TOKYO. Tues. The Yomlurl Open, the last-leg of the Asian golf circuit, has been cancelled this year. This was announced here today by the tournament's sponsors, the Yomlurl newspaper.
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      Lock icon Test hope Rowe slams 227 against Kiwis
      283 27 Test hope Rowe slams 227 against Kiwis I7INGSTON (Jamai- ca). Tues. Lawrence Rowe. 23-year-old right-hand batsman, scored 227 for Jamaica against the New Zealand cricketers in the touring teams opening flrstclass fixture here yesterday. Test candidate Rowe, who started his innings on the opening day of the match on Saturday,
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      Celtic's Cup build-up gets boost
      257 27 Celtic's Cup build-up gets boost QLASGOW. Tues. Scottish champions Glasi gow Celtic boosted their European Cup buildup when they beat Kiev Dynamo of the Soviet i Union 1-0 in a friendly soccer match here last I night. Celtic, the 1987 European Cup winners who meet I Ujpest Dosza of Hungary
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      Lock icon ROUS: THE BAN ON RHODESIA STAYS
      114 27 DElR'jr. Tues. 81r Stanley Rous, president of Fifa, said here today that while Rhodesia remained under suspension Fifa could not sanction teams playing against Rhodeslan sides. He was answering a question at a Press conference on whether Scottish League champions Celtic would be playing
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      Shane fails in record bid
      53 27 MEI3OURNE Tues. Australian swimming star Shane Gould came within half a second of her own world record for the women's 200 freestyle when she won the Austra lun national junior title at Valley pi oi tonight. Shane clucked 2:06.3 In effortless fashion-the second fastest time
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      31 26 THE CASE AGAINST EXPATS is their life style, their high costs, bad language, their housing all these points are fully discussed in Part II of The Expots today in NEW NATION
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      60 26 ATHLETICS Beatty School CrosK-ctruntry Macßitchle 3 p.m.) BADMINTON Geylang District Sports Council badminton tour (SBA Hall 8 am SOCCER SBHFL Div Three semi-final: Jebsen and Jessen v R. Hume (Farrer Park 5.15 p.m city District Schools tournament: 'A' Dlv SJI v SVI Bras Basah 5 p.m.). HOCKEY SHA Under-23 Ho.
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      128 27 An authoritative new Encyclopedia designed for young people. Superbly illustrated in colour and monotone providing a basic understanding of our modern world and former times. An exciting visual approach enables each subject to be treated simply, yet thoroughly. Numerous diagrams in colour allow readers to grasp scientific principles upon which
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      111 27 Schedule of racing FEB. 19: Class 1 Divs 3 and FEB. 20: Class l Div. 2 9f 4 0.'. Class 2 Civ. 2 8f Dlv. Class 2 Divs. 3 and 4 It 3 6f Class 4 Divs. 3. 4. 5. 0. Class 4 Divs. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 7.'.
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    Now Yokoi has insomnia
    84 28 rKVO. Tues. Shoichi Yokoi. the Japanese army sergeant who spent 28 years of exile in the wilds of Guam, cannot sleep in urban Tokyo. Doctors observing him in hospital here say that he Is not setting more than two hours' sleep each night. They are trying
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    Malaysia bans magazine
    61 28 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Tues.— The latest issue of the Far Eastern Economic Review has been banned by the Malaysian Government because of a "prejudicial" article It carried. Contacted in his home late this evening, Inche Ibrahim Ali, the Ministry's secretary -general, said: "The magazine Is banned because It
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    LONDON STOCKS
    471 28 LONDON. Tues. The ttork markrto .U-.-.I firm today. Sentiment wa» aldrd by the power worker*' wage <rttlemrnt and hopes of a redatlonary budget. At S p.m. the Financial Times ln<l.« was 3.0 up at 490.3. Unilever. FHons. Derra ami Plenary werr leaden to move higher but Rank "A"
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    DEWI AND THE MAN SHE IS GOING TOWED
    86 28 DEWI AND THE MAN SHE IS GOING TOWED SNAPSHOT from a family album? Not yet. Dewi Soekarno, widow of President Soekarno, and Spanish millionaire Francisco Paesa plan their wedding for later this year. The Uttle girl in the picture is Karitika Sari, Dewi's five-year-old daughter. The picture was taken in
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    Top taxpayer
    31 28 MANILA. Tues. The President of the beer-making San Miguel Corporation. Mr. Andres Soriano jr.. was the Philippines' leading taxpayer for 1970. paying an assessment of 1,702.777 pesos (about 1750.000).
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    Top Viet officer and surgeon killed in bunker assault
    236 28 Top Viet officer and surgeon killed in bunker assault SAIGON. Tues. South Vietnamese militiamen have killed the Vietcong's top administrator and soldier in Binh Dinh province, the central coastal province with the strongest insurgency movement, Vietnamese military sources said today. He was killed in an assault yesterday by militiamen on
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