The Straits Times, 17 January 1971
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Title Section13 1971-01-17 1 The Sunday Times No. 1816 20 CENTS SUNDAY JANUARY 17, 1971 SINGAPORE EDITION13 words
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Article774 1971-01-17 1 SIGNS ARE HOPEFUL AFTER THREE DAYS OF SOBER TALKS, LEE SAYS: See also pages 4, 5, 6 and 7 CHEONG YIP SENG Singapore, Sat. HOPEFUL signs have emerged during the Commonwealth conference that opposing groups will pursue policies "less unacceptable" to each other, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said today. Wliile774 words
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Article298 1971-01-17 1 Why all this flutter? asks -Lee- SINGAPORE, Sat The passing of two Soviet warships through Singapore yesterday drew this comment from Mr. Lee Kuan Yew today: "I wonder why two ships of the Russian Navy should cause all this nutter." Even as he spoke at a press conference at the298 words
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250 1971-01-17 1 Canada can step into the gap, says Kaunda rpORONTO, Sat. President Kenneth Kaund; of Zambia said last night the Common wealth could continue if Britain left and if Canada was prepared to step into the gap. "Fortunately, we are very proud of the role Canada is playing in Commonwealth affairs,"AP - 250 words
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Article128 1971-01-17 1 SINGAPORE, Sat A contract labourer, Tallb bin Narom. 22. and a watchman. All Mohamed. 60. were injured in a fire which broke out at a construction site at Gagak Selarl Barai in Tiong Bahru at 11 tonight. They were sleeping In a temporary shed128 words
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Article, Illustration47 1971-01-17 1 r'O Commonwealth leaders in serious mood after the third day of their deliberations at the Conference Hall yesterday. Tanzania's Presid- ent, Dr. Julius Nyerere, has his hand on the lapel of Jamaica's Prime Minister, Mr. Hugh Shearer. Sunday Times picture by MAX KIAN SENG.MAX KIAN SENG - 47 words
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595 1971-01-17 1 ABISHEGANADEN - ABISHEGANADEN DAY THREE OF BIG TALKS By CINGAPORE, Sat. Australia threw in a surprise amendment to the Zambian "declaration" when it went before the Commonwealth drafting committee here this afternoon. The key clauses of tht Zambian paper "Declaration of Commonwealth Principles" circulated to Heads595 words
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Article22 1971-01-17 1 SINGAPORE. 8«t. Polle» were called to Outram Park Complex tonight to dtepern about 30 slogan-chanting youths. Including lo girls.22 words
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Article42 1971-01-17 1 •ETON HURT IN (RASH xiM.APORE. Sat.— Seres people were Injured, two seriouilT, in a head-** Union between a larry and a ear at the 11*« mile, < hu* hu Kan( Road late Unifht. ThfT ware taken U Oatram Hospital in three aa»buUnces.42 words
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Advertisement58 1971-01-17 1 npjMcr ppnjrrc im* Butt* V V EVERY CAR OWNER SHOULD KNOW The major cao» of engine wear is corrosion acid oowosion. The truth is at! petrols release acid onh/ one fights it MOBIL ANTI-WEAR PETROL. Mobil Anti-Wear Petrol with rts exclusive formulation counteracts acid CUTS ENGINE WEAR UP TO 42%.58 words
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Advertisement10 1971-01-17 1 Twenty-six pages today: Be sure you get your oond section10 words
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Advertisement93 1971-01-17 1 Largest sales in SI. Asia The FM Pusher-Preset \FwFun Special devices let you preset 3 FM stations, so all you have to do is push a button to hear the one you want! Set the dial at another favorite station (MW, SW or FM) and you can choose 4 different93 words
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Article487 1971-01-17 2 Egypt to get nuclear muscle CAIRO, Saturday RUSSIA has made the first move to introduce nuclear power into Egypt Al Ahram revealed today. It said the Soviet Union offered Egypt nuclear power plants yesterday the day the £300 million, So-viet-supported Aswan dam was Inaugurated. Soviet designer of the dam Mr.Reuter - 487 words
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102 1971-01-17 2 RIOTERS LAY SIEGE TO BRITISH TROOPS D ELF AST, Sat. v Rioters hurled petrol bombs, bottles and bricks at British troops here early today and trapped one Army patrol in a street barricaded at either end. As rioters pelted the hem-med-ln soldiers with missiles from both sides. The Army fired102 words
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Article85 1971-01-17 2 HOUSTON: Astronauts Alan Snepard. Ed Mitchell and Stuart Roosa enter the final two weeks of preparation tomorrow for a moon flight which they Intend will wipe out the stigma of the Apollo 13 failure. Launching of the Apollo H mission from Cape Kennedy is set for 3.23 p.m. local time85 words
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Article60 1971-01-17 2 BUENOS AIRES: At least six people were rerjorted iniured yesterday when two trains collided at a railway terminal about seven miles west of her<». Initial reports said the trains, one loaded with outbound commuters, crashed at the Fpderico Lacroze terminal of the General Urquiza Railway, one of six State-owned railroads.60 words
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Article80 1971-01-17 2 BANGKOK: The leader of a Thai Government force beheaded a communist guerilla killed in a clash near the Laotian border and returned with the head to show his superiors. The Governor of Nakhon Phanom Maj. Gen. Yong Na Nakhon yesterday, told reporters that the district officer had severed and broughtAgencies - 80 words
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Article24 1971-01-17 2 NEW YORK: A VS. Armed Forces recruiting station In the Bronx section was rocked by a pipe bomb explosion yesterday. Two persons were iniured.24 words
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234 1971-01-17 2 Freedom at last for kidnap Swiss envoy Bucher RIO l»i JANEIRO, Sat Kidnapped Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Bucher was released by his captors today, a Swiss Embassy spokesman said. Mr. Louis Boiiteux, Swiss consul, phoned Renter's correspondent this morning and said: Mr. William Rock. First Secretary, lias asked me to informReuter; AP - 234 words
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375 1971-01-17 2 SAIGON. Sat. US. AIR FORCE flghters bombers escorting b-52 strategic bombers on raids along the Laotian-North Vietnamese border attacked three surface-to-air missile (SAM) sites Inside North Vietnam yesterday, military spokesman said. The U.S. command said two FlO5 fighter-bombers fired three Shrike air-to-ground missilesAP - 375 words
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Article59 1971-01-17 2 Cheers— to sunflower SYDNEY. Sat. Paul Harvey-Green says alcohol is good for all living systems. So he fed it to a sunflower. The plant did not do too well on beer or spirits. Bat when he poured four bottles of champagne over it every week, the flower started to shootReuter - 59 words
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Advertisement292 1971-01-17 2 INCLUSIVE HOLIDAY TOUR TO HONG KONG TAIWAN 28th Jan. to Bth Feb. 1971 Visit Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kowloon, Taipei, Hualien, Changhua. Sun Moon Lake, Talchnng, Yangminrshan, Peitou, etc All inclusive air fare, superior class hotels, 3 meals a day, transfers, porterage, sight-seeing and guide service at $1,360.00 per person. Please292 words
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Advertisement136 1971-01-17 2 MEN FIND NEW WAY to fed Young (row older It's only natnrsl thst we beg-In to slow down. But soms people stow old faster thsn they should. Then they feel wesk. tired, nnd It hard to keep \vorklnc snd seldom »et sny fun out of life. I>ue to New Improved136 words
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Article754 1971-01-17 3 GEOFFREY PARKHOUSE - Heath Why I am never lonely GEOFFREY PARKHOUSE From 'JIIL Prime Minister sits in an arm chair to one side of the fireplace, two red despatch boxes on his right, a v/hite telephone on left. On his knee, a thick wad of papers. It was Just before his departure for754 words
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Article96 1971-01-17 3 I ONOON, Sat. tinploynirni Minister Kohri| Carr. whose home was damaged by bomb rxplnsions this week, had his second escape from injury in two days yesterday. lie. his wife and 13-->r.ir-old dauchter who wrn- with him in their house near London when two li om b sReuter - 96 words
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Article, Illustration194 1971-01-17 3 Jamil Birthday party off to be with students LONDON: Ihe new chapter in Malaysian sludeni-government relations here was underscore d last Thursday night at the first annual dinner of the Malaysian Students Law Society in the United Kingiom and Lire. One hundred and fifty were at the dinner held at194 words
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Article156 1971-01-17 3 I FOIL Bat. Two young Malaysians who arrived trom London for a few days' visit to their families are planning a wedding in London about Easter time. They are Dr. (Miss) Pinkie Chan (above) of Kuala Lumpur and Mr. Derek Yeoh Oon Kok of Ipoh. who156 words
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Article123 1971-01-17 3 PNANG: Sarawak millionaire banker and Datin Linr Bent Siew. torether with Mr. and Mn. Yam Kain Chenr of Penane. were h'f-ts to frit-nds and relatives at a lunch at the Jade Room of Hotel .Mandarin in Penanx. on Thursday. The occasion was to celebrate the encacement two123 words
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Article, Illustration344 1971-01-17 3 K. SUGUMARAN - Ngah Came the floods and it was 'Mission Impossible' K. SUGUMARAN. By Kuantan, Sat. IT is hard to guess, even roughly, how many lives were saved by the Royal Malaysian Air Force here, during the first three days of the Great Flood. But one thing ts certain, the people of344 words
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Advertisement266 1971-01-17 3 Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are too content with the enable the student to avoid way you speak and write? Are errors and to express his ideas you sure that you are not fluently and attractively, making mistakes that cause266 words
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Advertisement1154 1971-01-17 3 SINGAPORE SHIPBUILDING &l ENGINEERING LTD. invites applications from suitably qualified and ambitious 1. NAVAL ARCHITECTS 2. MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Candidates with degree or professional dioloma will be considered tc employment with our fosr expanding shipyard. Apphconts with experience in shipbuilding is on advantage but not essential. Right candidates will be sent1,154 words
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Article, Illustration211 1971-01-17 4 PRKSIDKNT MAKARIOS of Cyprus taking a close look at pri/e-u inninu t\>h at the llurlii ultiirt- and Aquarium Fish Shnu yrsterda> <It «;»> the .->tl-yo;ir-ol I Archbishop's lirst inform. 1 1 nutinc in Singapore since his arrhal for the Commonwealth conferrnci- on I'upsday. Hi Imvm211 words
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95 1971-01-17 4 SINGAPORE Sat. BritUh: Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath and Singapore Minister for Law and National Development Mr. E.W. Barker, both Anglican.s. will attend a special service at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 6.U0 p.m tomorrow. The sermon will be given by Bishop Chin Ban It.95 words
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182 1971-01-17 4 SINGAPORE. Sat 7AMBIAN President Kennethr Kaunda today expressed the hope that Malaysia will one day j enjoy •harmonious relations" with China. During the debate on world political trends at the second day of the Com- t monwealth Conference, Dr. Kaunda referred to the speech182 words
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Article38 1971-01-17 4 SINGAPORE, Bnt. A group of more thnn 10 African and West Indiar Heads of Government had ea today with the Ceylone.se Prime Minister. Mrs Bandnranalke. at the latana Villa where she Is staying38 words
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Advertisement380 1971-01-17 4 ANOTHER §t PROMOTION J7 P because he had better qualifications /^X^ through STAMFORD COLLEGE Win success with a better education through spare time A I t study with Stamford College. Stamford College home i^ m H study courses are scientifically devised to guarantee kfl and rapid learning Quality now in380 words
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Advertisement166 1971-01-17 4 buiilecithin VIM N/iGOUFTviTALITY everyday in every way a complex affect: Supports and strengthens the nervous system. Increases the functional efficiency of all the important organs. Stimulate* cellular metabolism and ventilation. Lowers the cholesterol level of the Mood. Promotes the rapid recovery of exhausted muscles. C H. BuerChem. Pharm! FabrikGMßH. Karlsruhe166 words
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Miscellaneous835 1971-01-17 4 On your TV and radio today 11.11 A.M. Opening and l.he lack La CIS Roving Report -Cancer: The gOO A.M. Good Mori. ing 6.01 Around 3.00 Dram* 4.M To lanne show Issels Controversy Sunday Special i.oo Each Hte Own SM News 32 IS x <*» S 55J\SS 5... B&VnLBT£ S835 words
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Article, Illustration388 1971-01-17 5 TAN WEE LIAN - Fiji's Prime Minister talks of pollutants and the EEC TAN WEE LIAN ESI OF THE BIG TALKS By SINGAPORE. Sat. Fijian Prime Minister Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara today talked of his country's main concerns at the Commonwealth conference: The PacificOcean as a pollutant dumping ground and Britain's entry into the388 words
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307 1971-01-17 5 Bachelor Heath goes shopping on his own SINGAPORE, Sut. When you're a bachelor and there is no little woman to do your shopping, you'll I Just have to do it yourself. Even 11 you happen to b: the Prime Minister of Britain. Ami while wives of the 0 t her307 words
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Article173 1971-01-17 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. (iu>.in.i railed on the Commonwealth today to lose no time to find a rim^piMi* on China's admisMon to the United Nation*. Addrevsins this mornins's BHswtsl of the Common wraith talks. Prime Minister Mr. Forbes Burnham said: "We can no limcer postpone the inevitable decision173 words
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Article32 1971-01-17 5 SINGAPORE. Sat Canada I Prlm*> Minister Mr Pierre Trudeau. today left Slnganore on an MSA plane to fly I.o°o miles to Sandakan the Asian equivalent of a Canadian logging town.32 words
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Advertisement290 1971-01-17 5 hKhh mb 3 for every purchase •iS; METRD^-^ ySi METROTEXiL^ Cm OBPARTMKKT •TORkT.V w fijA JB* »l i .■■QM^vrfOiUP'n^OA'ctm ra-i B%W)fl'£»] jMssss^ Coughing, Strangling Aslhma, Bronchitis Curbed in 3 Minutes Do you have attacks of Asthma or J. K. had lost 40 lbs., suffered coughHi. >m hum so bad that290 words
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Advertisement304 1971-01-17 5 MUSHROOMS s.p. iso. UP MILK POWDER danny boy sib 5.95 COCKTAIL SAUSAGES piumrosc ib., 1.50 FACIAL TISSUES udy scon 200 2 ,i V 1.10 SHARKS FIN SOUP daisy i 6.. 1.80 ORANGE JUICE "bbys usa is,, .68 BAKED BEANS CR(ISSt 8 »uciiwaL English 16 «i 2 >«• .90 BABY POWDER304 words
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299 1971-01-17 6 P. M. RAMAN - Nyerere spells out African case on British arms sale P. M. RAMAN By SINGAPORE, Sat. The Turanian President, Dr. .Julius Nyerere, today put ill fl nutshell the African case on British inlentioii to sell arms to South Africa and Britain's defence needs in the Indian Ocean. He said in an299 words
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250 1971-01-17 6 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Foreign Ministers of four African nations today warned Britain that the arms -fur south Africa Issue could really hot up unless the British Government abandoned its intention to sell any sort of arms to the apartheid regime. They issued a joint250 words
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Article, Illustration431 1971-01-17 6 JUDY YOUNG - JUDY YOUNG: By Singapore, Saturday COME Commonwealth Heads of Government Conference delegates today attended the opening of a trade exhibition of locally manufactured products. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association exhibition, which displayed a wide range of household and industrial consumer goods, was opened431 words
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Advertisement20 1971-01-17 6 Singapore's only evening newspaper 'j^aaam mtmm* sy^ aaaaV Jaaaa -^aaa^^^ aaaaanßaßßßaaaßaaaaaaaßßaßaaaaaa i^ijajißajßaßaMiaaaßßaßaaßaßaaßaaaaßaaaai —v,-fl^**fa>~. .-.fi-- i^^^ari^iMartii^aniii^^^aa^ aaaaaaMaaM<aaaa>MiMf- iniiriaviiAaftwri we"- j J20 words
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Article, Illustration206 1971-01-17 7 CLEMENT MESENAS; RITA LOONG - CLEMENT MESENAS and RITA LOONG By SINGAPORK, Sat The rail of the shopping area of a strange new city is difficult for any woman to resist. And Lady Khama. wife of Sir Scretsc Khama. President of Botswana, is no exception. Yesterday,206 words
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Article, Illustration541 1971-01-17 7 TAN WEE LIAN; LOW YEW KONG - TAN WEE LIAN LOW YEW KONG Story by Picture by YIPs can't always do as they like even when it comes to their own stomachs. Someone has to see that they eat the right meals. Someone like Mr. Guthner Nickel541 words
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Advertisement213 1971-01-17 7 BUttltlll JTTTT*4"f^*4Tt^f Ht TT tllltltit! itllllljl 1 1 jI fl TTTtT 8f»8 tJ R BH\ ftttt ffttttltltl I W Iw\ I t t i» C £±S> r^^ Alt l"\ -»♦"•> B#t#oljl) tlt {I tilt If til 'tlfftiltllliittillflilll i til iltif tt 888 w *i 88t *ttBr SttttttW iTiiiiuitj mtr oc(_oiicj.213 words
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OPINION Sunday. January Vi, 1971
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Article230 1971-01-17 8 MR. Edward Heath rated an important point when he told Commonwealth Heads of Government that the 31--nation association was "not a court of appeal with a prescriptive right to sit in judgment on the policies and actions of its members." Indeed the Commonwealth denned by the230 words
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Article90 1971-01-17 8 IT is heartening to note that Tun (Dr.) Ismail lias spent the last three days in Johure, studying the causes of traffic congestion at the causeway. Several modifications to tins international link have been suggested, including a flyover, built over the railway, a jetty to facilitate timber transportation90 words
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Article47 1971-01-17 8 DRAVO: Singapore po- Ika arc hlack- flagging "formula MM*" raccdrivcrs speed-loving younßsters who make Grand Prix circuits out of city streets after dark. To solve the boy-racer problem and for organised motor-racinjj's sake a permanent circuit should be built. It could prow to be a nioni-y--apuiiicr.47 words
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Article, Illustration1630 1971-01-17 8 FELIX ABISHEGANADAN - FELIX ABISHEGANADAN, by VETERAN politicians appreciate that if they want to remain in the same camp, they will have to agree to disagree on contentious issues. A day before the Commonwealth talks began In Singapore last Thursday, the big question was: What topics wereproposing - 1,630 words
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640 1971-01-17 8 JIM GIBBINS - Caught out again Those who came in new shoes JIM GIBBINS by Singapore covering the conference have voted him the bestdressed man there. To quote from one slightly breathless dispatch: "He has that kind of rumpled face which makes his clothes look smart and exclusive even though, on more objective640 words
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Article25 1971-01-17 8 To hold a pen is to be at war. Voltaire. I love any discourse of rivers, and fish and fishing. Izaak Wa> tou.25 words
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Advertisement14 1971-01-17 8 A nM 'Mi i m k ytl.sl|ini|. J •OLID SOLD HK LADIII H^k WATCHM14 words
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Advertisement262 1971-01-17 8 MCC (DEPARTMENT i) THE LEADING COLLEGE OF POSTAL EDUCATION IN 5. E. ASIA !stablnh*d 19S» FOH CHONG BUILDING, IStcond mt>4 Third ftoon Johor. lahra. Tal: 2171 ft 200* MCC gives comprehensive courses for the following Examinations and subjects for Singapore candidates: t^M H^ SINGAPORE— CAMBRIDGE Tft^^fm GENERAL CERTIFICATE: m »*55»262 words
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889 1971-01-17 9 Tenants have to repair damage to flats— official I ~1 RECENTLY "People and Probk'tns" published a letter from S.J.M. ALJINIED of Singapore who said he was "flabbergasted when he was told by the Housing Board that he would have to foot the bill for repairs to damaged windows at his889 words
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Article67 1971-01-17 9 TO Miss, LIM AH x BEN nl Kuala Kangsar who Wi that -he was not able to accomplish an>ihini; in getting a correction made to her father's identity card drspitr M.I K trips to the RreUt'ation Department headquarters in Prtaliug Jaya. Don't worry. Miss67 words
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386 1971-01-17 9 Convent teacher says it: We are no longer the slaves of men "^yOMEN are no longer the slaves of men." This is convent teacher Mrs. Teh Eng Kirn's opinion. Speaking at a public forum on sex in the Town Hall here today she said: "Men used to be the superior386 words
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137 1971-01-17 9 Collective effort the way to peace: Hirota pENANG, Sat. Asian countries can contribute towards maintenance of peace and political stability in this region through collective regional cooperation and mutual understanding, the Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Shigeru Hirota, said here today. "Regional co-operation between Asian countries is imperative." he stressed.137 words
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Article56 1971-01-17 9 Straits tin price down The Straits tin i>rtco in Peimih( ycslPiuay dipped .slightly by $1.75 to 5630 25 per plcul on nn official ofTrring up 43 ton* to 345 luns Th? marke: wm (airly with support reported lrom Europ* and Japan. The overnight Wind in metal price WM up £156 words
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Advertisement449 1971-01-17 9 Coma to London and train as a Computer Operator. Join tha Uitatt growing industry in tha world and halp overcome tha datpartt* shortage o) trained personnel in your own country and over»»at. Start a caraar which leaves others far behind in pay. prospects and aecutfy. Why London Because only LCTOC449 words
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Miscellaneous309 1971-01-17 9 The Sunday Times Crossword i I ■Bh^ I I I ACBOSS DOWN 1. Container with perforated r UnnA ,m. -> nnaa top for sprinkling (BlTe Most J Wood ptgeon (9)l 3 DOM reliable < 6 > 11. Brilliantly without (6); 3. Skin bronat (I); *i rr K. yed 12 R309 words
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Article, Illustration379 1971-01-17 10 CHIA POTEIK - Banner protest by varsity students CHIA POTEIK By SINGAP9RE, Sat. Bearing a fivefoot long banner proclaiming "No Anns for South Africa," a delegation ol University of Singapore students today presented a petition to the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour, Mr. S. Kajaratnam, at City Hall. The petition strongly depiored379 words
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98 1971-01-17 10 ST reporter leaves for course in the US SINGAPORE. Sat.— Straits Times journalist Mr. Soh Tiang Keng leaves tomorrow for the US to study development communication under a Jrfferson Fellowship at the University of Hawaii. Under a one-semester programme (from Jan. 18 to May 15), at the university's East-West Centre,98 words
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320 1971-01-17 10 SINGAPORE, Saturday A LEADING British transpor tation planner last night said "the application of carrot and stick" was one way of dealing with traffic congestion in the city. Mr. Geoffrey Crow, 43, was speaking on "Individual mobility and city life are320 words
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176 1971-01-17 10 CINGAPORE. Sat. J Prices of foodstuffi for the Chinese New Year will go up, according to shopkeepers today. They attributed the price hike to Increased demand for supplies and the recent Malaysian floods. Not all foodstuffs for the festive season, however,176 words
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Article42 1971-01-17 10 SINGAPORE. Sat —Ceylon MUlister of Public Administration Mr. Felix Dias-Bandara-nalke arrived today from Colombo. He will Join the Ceylonese delegation at the Commonwealth Heads of Oovemment Conference, led by Prime Minister. Mrs. Sirlmavo Bandaranauc*. who is his aunt.42 words
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Article32 1971-01-17 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold a dinner for participants of the Modernisation Conference on SouthEast Asia at the Roof Garden of the Chamber on Tuesday.32 words
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Advertisement52 1971-01-17 10 THE HONGKONG BANK GROUP extends a very warm welcome to the delegates ofthei97i Commonwealth Heads 1 of Government Meeting in Singapore. \Ne wish them every success in their mission to promote understanding and progress amongst all people of the Commonwealth member nations. THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION THE MERCANTILE52 words
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Article, Illustration163 1971-01-17 11 Home— with the Sultan's silver tray SINGAPORE, Saturday FOUR Singapore A i r Defence teams returned home In their helicopters today after 11 days' flood relief work In the West Malaysian states of Pah.int and Trenccanu. During thr operation the team dropped food supplies, carried out air patrol* for c163 words
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140 1971-01-17 11 CINQAPORE, Sat. A Singapore tugboat has just completed an 8,088--mile voyage towing two barges from here to Nigeria. The trip took 10 weeks. The tugboat Expert owned by Straits Engineers, a local marine contracting firm, was bringing the barges, one 2,000 tons and140 words
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595 1971-01-17 11 T.F. HWANG - A C' wealth touch at court's ceremony T.F. HWANG: By Singapore, Sat rpHE Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, provided a Commonwealth touch and colour today when he addressed a large gathering of judicial and legal officers and lawyers at the opening of the new Legal Year in the595 words
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Article44 1971-01-17 11 SINOAPORE. Sat—Pawiandarsn Hendrik. S3. the captain of an Indonesian ship, today denied Import Ing 150 lbs of ganja on board his ship. M V Bllgo, in the Inner Roads on Jan. 8 The case was fixed for hearing on Jan 22.44 words
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Article30 1971-01-17 11 SINOAPORE. Sat —Mr R K Vasnani was elected new president or the Shree Lakshmlnarayan Temple, with Mr M. M Sarinna ax secretary and Mr. R.P. Pandey a.« treasurer.30 words
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Advertisement115 1971-01-17 11 NITE CLUB RESTAURANT If L) n amrtmii rui enmxz.m nnau^nttmtinui; (M Film Star And 4 Q Fabulous Singer JH M Miss IMak Leng Ik appearing To-night As From Today We Start J i SERVING atnvt* M.MM, n unur in*ir tim Claw «wlu ITTUCTm 1 W HONG KUNIa lIIWI 9UHI I115 words
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Advertisement199 1971-01-17 11 .T^fcWv J» BB^ aw^Bß]i -^B PM I GOLDEN CIRCLE I CHICKEN BREASTS BAKED BEANS/ PINEAPPLE JUICE <£* Q r SPAGHETTI 16 OZ PINEAPPLE/ORANGE Cp I .CD PER LB. QIV o#\^ JUICE FORgV NEW ZEALAND RED HEART FACE TOWELS T'BONE STEAK CHILLY SAUCE WMiTIE 11" "r S< $2.75 PER LB. 7OOPERI4OZ.BOT.199 words
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116 1971-01-17 12 $100,000 grab: Two men arrested in Penang i CINGAPORE, Sat. Two men, arrested in Penang and brought back to Singapore last night, were charged toI day with armed rob- bery of $100,000 worth of watches last week. Ho Su Kong alias Kaw Chee. 25 and Yau Kirn Poh alias Slow116 words
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Article51 1971-01-17 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. Borne 70 residents of the Pi. John's Home for the Aijefl in Sennett Estate were treated in a New Yews party today by the Home's fundraisins club mostly from the British Services. They also rrcelvwl Rifts Including fare towels handkerchiefs, j-hres mid cfinned51 words
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143 1971-01-17 12 PROPHET STUDY FUND IN THE RED AGAIN CINGAPORE, Sat. Sin-a- pore's Prophet Mohammed's Birthday Scholarship Fund is in the red again for the second year running. The fund's chairman, Syed AH Alsafoff, who revealed this today said: "In 19JU the fund Singapore's biggest scholarship iund for university and secondary school143 words
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366 1971-01-17 12 Bringing life to the city centre at night... SINGAPORE. Saturday TIIK Minister for Uiw and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, has urged all developers of modern ofßoe and shopping Mocki in the city oenfre to reserve ample space for residential purposes. The Minister made the point when he opened the366 words
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81 1971-01-17 12 Three youths charged with extortion SINGAPORE S«r Thter louths were today charged with rxtorttnc t.'o from a contractor. Mr. One Yah Cheoint in Bale*lier Road at 10 a.m on Jan. 13 Roman Tan. 18. Lee Kirn Poh. 19 and Chai Bale Heng. 19 are alleged to liavr obtained the money81 words
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Article52 1971-01-17 12 FINOAPORE Sat —The Junior Chamber of Singapore Is to increase l*s present membership to 200 an increase of 45 per cent thr first time such a target has been set In two decades This, was approved by the Jaycees annual general meeting at the Hotel52 words
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119 1971-01-17 12 SINGAPORE Sat.— A MPMf old labourer hit Ihr v.'00.000 jackpot in Thursday's Toto dratv. Thr hinrsr bachrlor. who prrfrrred to rrmain anonymous walked into the Singapore Pools today lo collect his windfall. He told an rxrcutivr of the Pooh: "I am eontrntrd with119 words
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Article, Illustration315 1971-01-17 12 $150 mil loan for the Malaysians Kuala LUMPUR. Saturday A CONSORTIUM of 15 American banks today lent Malaysia $153 million. Thr loan will be paid into the Development Fund for Malaysia and be used Lo finance development projects in the Second Malaysia Plan. B h for five year* nt an315 words
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Advertisement191 1971-01-17 12 THE EXCLUSIVE CIET SHOP FOP EXCLUSIVE tOPLF s^TZs t iBLI or YOU'' home KMhmir Walnut, RoMwood, Srtawrtamwood, Sandlawood. Furmliirr) And Carvings. UphoUttry, EmbroidtrrM, Saraes, Scarvai, Handloom LiMM, Fabric*. Matatwara, Bra« Artwara. Copper. E.P.N.S. Pawtarware. Rugi. Carpats, NamdM, PapierMacha. Paintinp. Gift Artwara. Artistic Prints, Ivory, Horn. Shall, Marble, Laathar Artwart. Silvarwara,191 words
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Advertisement272 1971-01-17 12 A GREAT TIM LIES INSTOR FOR YOU "LES DOUbIISCXE" dances' Vor.tly of ocli ronginq ing spoof. Join Ihc irrry crowd this evening at 10 pm. I 11.4S p.m. Music by Fred fhc fishermen Call Mci Lina ***** J tor reservations 164/170 Clemcnceou Avenue. OSCAR McLOLLIE tha rom.d entertainer, who rocked272 words
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Article, Illustration95 1971-01-17 13 Nancy's sunset solace 2^£L Lllsm BRT^ WATCHING the sun setting is not just a pastime for Nancy Tan (above). It's also the time she unwinds after her normally hectic day. Nancy (19 and sft 8) is a sales representative and part-time model. She says that sunwatchinc fives you that peaceALI YUSOFF - 95 words
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Article994 1971-01-17 13 Who really rules your roost? Report hy TS \l lA\ DOES the average husband still rule the family roost? Studies show that he certainly wants to but never has he had so many rivals. Women's Lib aside, a husband is the undisputed boss in less than 40 per cent of994 words
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Advertisement136 1971-01-17 13 I bs^^^H from A New Philosophy of beauty jL by k"«cr^ Dr.N.G.Payot v^ tgm J**i fSSt 44S sEtc BBBaTWVr^BBBBBMSSVBi •■Xmm" Ll BBBBM BBaBSSBaCsBBBBBa^BkSSSB^^^L^S^^^^ ***** L^mhmissi |^^H BBBBBSBSftJ BBBBf^SaH Address City M I INn I I _^f Advertisement 1 A Lovelier Teenage Skin A radiant beauty of j the teenage complexion136 words
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Advertisement123 1971-01-17 13 Slop Arthritis Rheumatism Pain Today Tlie amazing new dlscu\sry Remind Itheumatlsm. Kil.ro«ltls, Neuritis and Sclmtlcs. like mat ic. In 30 minutes aftar the first dose, pain* disappear, and la a few days this marvelous iredlclns dissolves and removes the body poisons and Uric Acid that are the cause of your123 words
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Advertisement99 1971-01-17 13 Advertisement i W S .ssH^l Prehcrve your \outhful Beauty To preserve that natural dewy complexion when spending the day out-of-doors, all you need do is to smoothe a film of oil of Ulan over the skin before applying make-up. Give a generous amount to the delicate skin tissue around the99 words
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Advertisement19 1971-01-17 13 Ml Ht "Madame Rochas" Parjums Rodiat, Pant feM«MM Ml wtimLy ssssssss^^^ T^^K IB I (Ukwm > Jfiu fln&V /-4e3^ Itsssbn19 words
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242 1971-01-17 14 Legend of the 'Tree of Life' comes to the screen AUDIENCES all over the world raved over "The Legend Of The Tree of Life" the most successful Filipino film ever made. And now it is coining to Singapore, according to the distributors who told me that in Guam the film242 words
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Article, Illustration326 1971-01-17 14 Violin virtuoso Masako's Singapore date T^HE Singapore Musical Society is presenting the violin virtuoso, Miss Masako Yanagita, at the Victoria Theatre on Jan. 22. This outstanding artiste has already conquered music circles as prize-win-ner in the Carl Flesch competition, London, the Nlcolo Paganinl Competition, Genoa <in 1968), and in Munich326 words
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Article, Illustration284 1971-01-17 14 A glimpse of the pool of the naked virgins too the rice terraces and their centuries-old customs and traditions. The Banaue rice terraces undoubtedly mark them as a highly ingenious people. The riceflelds wrre carved with their own hands and crude implements. But these fields do not tell much of284 words
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Article92 1971-01-17 14 'Mash' is the critics' choice NEW YORK, Sat. The National Society of Film Critics has given its "Best Film Of The Year" citation to the American comedy "Mash." The "Best Director" award went to Intmar Bergman for his The Passion of Anna." Glenda Jackaon won the "Best Actress" award forReuter - 92 words
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Advertisement169 1971-01-17 14 LIDO*- NEXT CHANGE* 'j^*\ THEY RACE FOR GLORY LUM i WHEN THEY RACE A6AINST DEATH! m DARREN McGAVIN ll^fl SEAN GARRISON Ws3 > NICOMINARDOS K| I FARLEY GRANGER m uchhk-.w JULIETMILIS SALMINEO-SUSANCLARK^ UDO SOON i Peter Sellers, Ringo Starr, Raquel Welch Christopher Lee (as Dracula) Yul Brynner (as Transvestite) Laurence169 words
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Advertisement410 1971-01-17 14 MOUNT FABER rf*± f\ "^^""^™"^?J uaw faTauriaT^^^7^vE^a^^F^. 9P > VBT A L 111 1 1 Lli »w»lTami» Tht ONI A ONLY Rctrourant that offers panoramic view of Singapore A the Southern Islands CHINESE/WESTERN CUISINE at in b.it Tempting Sea Food A STEAM BOAT t Intimate Cctfee House INCOMPARABLE COURTEOUS SERVICE410 words
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Advertisement517 1971-01-17 14 ORGANISATION NOW SHOWING! II am. 1.45, 4.00 6 JO A t.15 a> Harold Rrlibmi' -STILETTO" Alex Cord 4 "n't H' O n»1 pj In COLOR .AVCO-tOX). Dor -rn McGovm, S«on f,"r al M m m 'The CHALLCNGCki. TODAY MORNING SHOW! *LIDO A SKY at S.4S om. CAPITOL-REXROXY ot 9am •rrttt:517 words
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371 1971-01-17 15 Bunch of cables seal fate of South Africa in the Davis Cup LONDON, Saturday J)A VIS CUP secretary Basil Reay last night held up a bunch of cablegrams which, he said, sealed the fate of South Africa for another year. South Africa, along with Rhodesia, were barred from the international371 words
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Article71 1971-01-17 15 and body. Get rid of your skin problems, rcjuvrnnte your body with this maxic Mujncr. Kur in.ii and women. I'roduci of laaaa* l'tniii|>e H.iiih Beauty Preparattona. inqnln**: T*l: STTMS B'aot*. CHARM ANO FINISHINC Hrhool. Modelling courses. Joan Hooly for-riH-r international model ;»n<i quallned ti-acher. Enquiries, pleas* ring aaaH/360'W7 Spore71 words
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Article41 1971-01-17 15 IN LOVINO MEMORY of Johnny Chan L«* Soon passed away on 17/1/61. Yearly remembered by wife, children, sons-in-law and grandchildren. IN EVER LOVINO memory of K. T. Zacaajfali who entered eternal rest on 17.1.60. sadly missed but fondly remembered.41 words
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206 1971-01-17 15 Run-feast but Cowdrey flops again NEWCASTLE, Sat. England's Vice-captain 11 Colin Cowdrey ruined his chances of regaining a berth for the Fifth Test against Australia in Melbourne next week when he again failed against a Northern New South Wales team here today. I Cowdrey flopped for three amid a MCC206 words
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Article81 1971-01-17 15 Palmer gets a string of birdies PEBBLE BEACH (California), Bat. American Arnold Palmer without a win since December 1969 boosted himself Into a challenging position In the US$l6O,OOO Bing Crosby golf championship here yesterday. With a string of rix birdies. Palmer. 41, carded a four-under par 68 for second-round total81 words
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Article32 1971-01-17 15 MIAMI BEACH, Sat. Former heavyweight cha mplon Floyd Patterson, who fighta Oscar Bonn vena on Feb. 13. flopped Levl Forte In two rounds In a tunii.g-up bout here last night.32 words
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Article118 1971-01-17 15 SYDNEY. Sat. Former New South Wales' Sheffield Shield fact bowler. Tom Brooks, has been sacked as an umpire for the Fifth cricket Test, to be played In Melbourne on Jan. 21 to Jan. 26. the Australian Board of Cricket Control announced today. In a shock announcement todayReuter - 118 words
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Article87 1971-01-17 15 BRISBANE. Sat. Queensland bowlers took a beating at the Brisbane Oval today when South Australia were 363-4 at the close on the first day of their Sheffield Shield match. South Australia lost their first wicket after 30 minutes play when Ross Duncan took fine catch to dismiss Ashley87 words
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Article68 1971-01-17 15 CHRISTCHURCH. Sat New Zefclanders «nd Australians took the first four places In the Wiean Trophy motor race her* today. New Zealand': Graham Mcßae won the trophy ana A 52.600. leading all the way In his McLaren MIOB. Second was Australia's Frank Matlch on a similar machine.68 words
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187 1971-01-17 15 J ONDON, Sat. Newport County scored their nrst English Football League win of the season last night with a decisive 3-0 victory over Southend United. It was the 26th League game Newport have played this season, and the victory increased their points total by 50187 words
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142 1971-01-17 15 Stilled— the voices of 100,000 phantoms T ONDON, Sat. Halifax Li Town, English Football League Third Division club, were told yesterday they could not go through with a plan to enlist the support of 100,--000 phantom fans in today's match against Bury. llaliiax, whose average home crowd is Just over142 words
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Advertisement759 1971-01-17 15 ICKNOWKDGEMENTS, ANNIVERSARIES. ANNOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS, CLUB ACTIVITIES. CONDOLENCES. DEATHS. ENCASEMENTS. FUNERALS. CREETINCS, IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING. PERSONAL P.P.C., REQUIEMS 1 REUNIONS Rite: MiiiastJ far 21 wsrfc. txk additional wori SIN. All Other Classified Advertistaetts Mmasa V 50 for i 5 words. tack additional word 50 cuts. SudJj Tiaes Boi Semce ckartt759 words
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Advertisement729 1971-01-17 15 Book, and publications 1971 ISLAMIC MAOAZINI/BOOKS. »orld cUbkic i aprrhark* Pyramid Book House. 70- V Th* Arradr. 3rd Floor. 11.40-u I 8 pore. IVHadio ■•!•> .-rvlcwß SERVICING ALL KINDS TV tapcracorder ampliiirn. rcaronabls charts* day night service. I'hont Spore 30SOS anytime. Beauty cult ir« BIAUTV CULTURB MAIHDHUUNG COURSE (French style729 words
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Advertisement235 1971-01-17 15 Where to stmy (Spore) MOTEL iAVOY. 10-A. «!pP«r MM Road. Sporr T*l: 2W»I/3. WaUtral. elevated, peaceful surrounding.'. Swimming facilities and park. Kuropean 'Chlne.«<- cuisine. Alrcondltioned Accommodation. Slntrle $20.00 125.00: Twln-beddid J2H.OO *36.00: Family Suites (40.00. STRAND HOTEL Hvncoolen Street Town centre quiet, clean reasonable rates. Aircondltioned rooms private bath. Bar235 words
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Advertisement597 1971-01-17 15 m NOTICE Owing to B»er*Ba«s) com in forwarding replies fo od»ert*s«r» BOX SERVICE fee fo. The Straits Time* The Sunday Time* The Sunday Mail Beriro Honor Berito Mmggu will b« 52.00 at from I Ith January. 197 1 TNt STRAITS HUES PRESS |M| »H0 OFFICE AVAILABLE NEWLY RENOVATED AND AIRCONDITIONED597 words
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Article, Illustration2043 1971-01-17 16 (1 ARN E T Bougoure had his best ever day as a trainer at Bukit Timah yesterday with four winners Straits Code HI, Tymkyn, Whernside and Altar Boy. Whrrnside. r.ddtn by Frank White, led all the way In the Class 3. Dlv. 5, 7f race2,043 words
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Article44 1971-01-17 16 l»t No. *****6 ($4,633) 2nd No. 152*35 ($1,323) :<id No. *****8 (f Ml) Starter* (sls* rarhi: Nm. 1.14M8 IMHI *****5 IMM7 15*858 *****9 *****6 *****2 ***** b 150*13 Consolation <$1M each): Nm. IM7M IM4M *****4 *****7 *****3 *****1 *****4 *****9 *****3 167*4544 words
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784 1971-01-17 16 EPSOM JEEP - Lightarmed and Blue Peter griffins who struck it rich! CHAMPIONS ON PARADE by EPSOM JEEP AMONG the griffins imported regularly before the war, many of them made good and at least two struck gold. In 1931, Lisht armed made Turf history when :!e became the first ex-grlffln to win the784 words
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Advertisement402 1971-01-17 16 y*« g^ EXECUTIVES A large commercial and industrial organisation has a number of vacancies in its large and progressive sales force. Candidates should have drive and initiative and be fluent in English and one other language. A good working knowledge of Bahasa Malaysia is an advantage. Candidates should be able402 words
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Advertisement362 1971-01-17 16 FINANCIAL COMPTROLLER A Comptroller Is required for a Large Timber Products Complex In West Malaysia. Initially he will be responsible to an expatriate Project Comptroller until he has demonstrated his ability to undertake the financial management of the complex, his ability to direct the- preparation of financial statements, the preparation362 words
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Article, Illustration1753 1971-01-17 17 GOING FORECAST: Good m lIJJM 2.0 CLASS 5 DIV. 2 6F XiLISLaUH ($6,500 $4,550 to winner) 1 ■•720 BULLET-PROOF a (AgaMin) I.m 5 9.0 <dd +■> F Klnanon 1 2 5038t> NATIVE RULER II (HT Wru E Brcukelen 3 8.13 (dd +8) •»ttp*tn 5 S ***** HAN1,753 words
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Article, Illustration1916 1971-01-17 17 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By FOCUS ON FORM MULLET 1'KOOF: Poor elfort in Div 1 61 race last week, finished 10th with 8.6 but down in Div 2 he should give an improved showing: showed promise a run previous at Kuala Lumpur on1,916 words
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Article152 1971-01-17 17 EPSOM JEEP (ALL BOY Race 1 ESPION I AGE BILLET-PROOF Kullet-proof l m"<>n-'-«-Speed Orb Tae-kwon-do SI'EED ORB Bullet-proof Kspiona(e Kmce 3 R. TEASER BLACK" KINO Count Carlo Count Carlo Daryi's I aitli Kickshaw Teaser COUNT CARLO Poseidon Rickshaw Teaser Race 3 MAJESTIC HOUR BRACKEN Guarantee Majestic Hour Sri Tasek152 words
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Advertisement290 1971-01-17 17 TAKE THE fllßSfllP TO OR FROM EUROPE £|^iiiiill imii,"^ If you are thinking of flying— consider this: Our great white liners sail between Australia and England via the Cape. You could go in one. You could enjoy that journey. You could enjoy three weeks of air-conditioned, stabilized, sundrenched well-fed comfort.290 words
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Article, Illustration408 1971-01-17 18 CCRUMHALF Darrel Hall won himself honours for padang rugby when he carved out a 6-0 win for Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment against Singapore Cricket Club yesterday. For 52 minutes It was a bruising battle for the lead and the dramatic Ice breaker408 words
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Article, Illustration485 1971-01-17 18 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By JALAN BESAR "800 Boys" were turned into enthuasiastic fans last night and they cheered the Singapore Under-23 side all the way to a thrilling 2-1 win over Furukawa Elertric Football Team of Japan. It was indeed a night to be485 words
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235 1971-01-17 18 The girls grab honours from the boys GIRL swimmers yesterday grabbed the honours from the boys in the Tenth Junior Age Group meet at Amber Road setting five of the eight new meet records. Top of the list were the Lai sisters. May Ylng and May Ling, who won all235 words
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Article162 1971-01-17 18 PASIR LABA ARE FORCES' CHAMPS pASrR LABA Comp A' be- came winners of the SAFSA Intei -unit Six-a-slde hockey competition when they beat Mlntief 2-0 In the final at Dover Read yesterday. Led by International Devinder Singh. Paslr Laba played the right attacking game to beat Mlndef In a thrilling162 words
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Article306 1971-01-17 18 RESULTS of yesterday's Age Group swimming meet at Amber Road: BOYS: <all 50m) Freestyle 8-9 years: 1 Scott Aucutt 2 Sng Tong Hoe 3 Kelvin Soh 38.7 tree); 10-11 years: 1 Tan Beck Yew 2 Richard Quek 3 Lai Yen Chang 33.5 ireci. Breast306 words
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287 1971-01-17 18 Malaysians hail National league idea A WAVE of enthusiasm is sweeping across the Malaysian soccer scene over a proposed National League, and the prospect is that it will be realised soon to provide better football for all. The na ional league, suggested by Tengku Abdul Rahman has been enthusiastically received287 words
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Article38 1971-01-17 18 THE Keppel Club's Ladle* Open Day golf priie was won by Mlsa 8. Thunton of Sembawang, who also won the "B" division, and not Mrs. N. Beaton, the "A" division winner. The error Is rtgretted.38 words
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358 1971-01-17 18 Late goal gives Leeds a thrilling triumph LONDON. Sat. A late goal by substitute Rod Belfltt gave English soccer league leaders Leeds United a thrilling 3-2 triumph away to relegation-haunted West Ham United in their First Division clash here today. Leeds countered suggestions that they were losing their grip In358 words
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Advertisement69 1971-01-17 18 carefree, I W| leisurelyhours I m are here A y*B\ -y again— M let National 9 Sfll I —*m 9*Wll Home g -^W I^^^'^T^nS^^M A PP |iances ■L L _fo r TW-mL washing W *^A IShW c a mfc ironin 9 ft problems jg 3-year )m/m I GUARANTEE i^^^ on69 words
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Miscellaneous59 1971-01-17 18 SPORTS DIARY] TABLE TENNIS Eagle Cup tournament (Kallang 7 p.m.). SOCCER SOS League Dlv. 2 B: PSA v STU. Customs v Salsa "A". VC -A" v Health. Education v Printing call at Farrer Pfc, 5.15). BOWLING Insurance Institute of Singapore championship <J&ckle's Bowl 1 p.m.). GOLF SICC Mixed fourball best-ball59 words
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Miscellaneous13 1971-01-17 18 Weather The weather outlook for Star»por« today from 8 »m. to noon Fair.13 words
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Article, Illustration913 1971-01-17 19 CLEMENT MESENAS - Skiing off for bluer pastures away from all those people CLEMENT MESENAS EE fTear down girls > hostel fence* call JETTING tired of "■Singapore's crowded beaches? Where the threat of oil slicks and the screaming kids who kick up sand into your face make you want to forget all about913 words
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Article620 1971-01-17 19 CHEW LEE CHING - Two 'camps' within the campus CHEW LEE CHING By Singapore undergrads here who are too Industrious." Yuri, who has been here for seven months. finds the boys friendly. But he has hardly any friends among the girls In the campus. Linda, an American, faces the same problem of making friends620 words
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Advertisement185 1971-01-17 19 UNITED MOTOR WORKS YAMAHA FIBERGLAS BOAT SHOW United Motor Works proudly present a boat show at Punggol Boatel, Punggol Point Singapore. The very latest 1971 Yamaha Fiberglas Boats will be displayed. SUNDAY 17th January: From 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. f The pride of Yamaha the STR-25 "four stripes" \\V3L185 words
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Advertisement494 1971-01-17 19 YOU TOO CAN SUCCEED! "YOU PASS YOUR EXAM FIRST TIME— or I go on helping you until you do pass" My promise to every Bennett Airmail College student It backed by long, successful experience cf a famous British college which offers personal tuition by post. Thousands of students have passed494 words
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265 1971-01-17 20 The armoury turns into a wardrobe A Sunday Tines feature WILL THIS NEW SICK* FASHION FAD CATCH ON IN THE YEAR OF THE PIG? (JREENWICH Village demi-hippies and Fifth Avenue matrons, girded with cartridge belts and with gas masks slung over their shoulders, have armed themselves for the latest newReuter - 265 words
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Article, Illustration78 1971-01-17 20 Slinky wear that'll stun anyone yOU con look stunning wearing these slinky Trie* l culottes. Lownecked, the top has tight sleeves and buttons up the front with round pearl buttons. In black, purple, lilac, burgundy, navy, red, white. or chocolate Tricel jersey, they are in sizes 10-16. Made by Bernshow,78 words
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Article, Illustration494 1971-01-17 21 ONG KIAT BENG - TRY ON SOMETHING NEW THIS YEAR-EVEN IF IT'S FOR KICKS ONG KIAT BENG By WITH Chinese New Year just round the corner, chances are you're sewing the last button on your new outfit or putting the house in order for the gay round of celebrations that are coming. For the494 words
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568 1971-01-17 21 GERRY De SILVA - And it doesn't make you say things you might repent GERRY De SILVA By 'TEA drinkers are among the wisest people in this world if what a Chinese philosopher once said is true. The sage Nin Chang once claimed: "Tea Is better than wine, It awakes thought, soothes the mind568 words
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1033 1971-01-17 22 ONG KIAT BENG - Let s not have the same old stuff again INSTEAD of serving your guests all the usual Chinese New Year makan kechil as you have been doing over the past years, try something different this time. Pineapple tarts, "love letters," and small sponge cakes are all very traditional, and you1,033 words
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Article, Illustration630 1971-01-17 23 UNNY KRISHMAN - When things get a little bit hot on top... UNNY KRISHMAN By ...wigs and hairpieces bow out of the scene r THIS Chinese New Year will see women sporting the latest hair styles and chances are it will be their own hair. Wigs and hairpieces are apparently on their way630 words
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307 1971-01-17 23 IT'S TIME TO GIVE YOUR HOME A DOING OVER AS the Year of the Dog gradually wanes, the Chinese community in this region are getting ready to usher in the Year of the Pig with all the splend our and gaiety known to them. Almost the first thought that comes307 words
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Advertisement69 1971-01-17 20 dV** 9 1^ New Tohe Arm The sophisticated L 75 Assembly with Antiskating Bias b«^bbb^^^bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbblM^9 Compensation- _H vjf special hydrauJ- M m^Q -ically operated fil lowering device f^k for extremely Im iv,' c accurate and aH gentle action. —V Wff9vlm\ Protects your^™«^ W r^ mmim^ stylus and iff Insist on69 words
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Advertisement122 1971-01-17 21 IB This is the large 18-carat gold nib of the new STelikun The new large Pehkan Nib of 18-carat gold lends wings to the writing hand. It glides smoothly and flexibly over the paper. Its stabilising edges prevent trouble* some splaying of the point. The large gold nib makes Pehkan122 words
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Advertisement187 1971-01-17 21 JJ J/)[)\ I Another creation by Titoni, of course. ''/**h\ J Yl Beautifully finished. Competent and If I t\J± trustworthy. The finest time piece to come I I fi J\J\* out for the ladies on tne 9°- Tne b est i V S "TY\ I M^ uO f companion with187 words
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Advertisement36 1971-01-17 22 You get a FREE wallet while stocks last with every quart of Jolitt av.s.o.p. (Mi 4k jl Mm IK V jS%O p»oouce or fr ANCr j =S=^ =^k^ r^cxy^E-".. 7\ try; .=>2»s Agents: THE BORNEO COMPANY36 words
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Advertisement231 1971-01-17 22 LONGINES Official Timekeepers at the Olympic Games in Munich 1972 The organizing committee of the 1972 summer Olympic Games in Munich has entrusted the official timekeeping to the Longines Watch Co. (St-lmier and Geneva) for the following events: Swimming Water-polo, Cycling, Basketball, Handball, Gymnastics, Weightlifting, Wrestling, Boxing, Judo and Fencing.231 words
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Article661 1971-01-17 25 P.I.N. NAYLOR - CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 Jan. 19): You run into a very good patch financially this week and you'll realise how good your luck Is on Friday. Don't hesitate to move on to new adventures, it would be foolish to cling to an outworn routine. There could be a little661 words
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Article, Illustration402 1971-01-17 25 When Pasteur found the germs didn't kill the birds V A HISTORY OF INVENTIONS J »pHAT brilliant, impetuous, sarcastic and egotistical old French chemist, Louis Pasteur, when he was already 58, stumbled accidentally on the principle of warding off infection by inoculation. He had been working on a disease of402 words
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Advertisement94 1971-01-17 25 ft j She has a beautiful cold. Yours would look a bit better with Contac 500. Inside each capsule are 500 tiny "time pills" They're timed to keep working all day. Or all night. They dear your head, let you breathe freely, dry your runny nose, stop sniffles, and attack94 words
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Article, Illustration1403 1971-01-17 26 THE MILLION DOLLAR FORGER HAVE you ever seen a million dollars all parcelled up and stacked in a neat pile? I guess not many people have. I've never seen that amount of the real stuff, but in August, 1957, 1 had that much tucked1,403 words
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853 1971-01-17 26 AND I GOT MY FIRST TASTE OF LA DOLCE VITA here and there, but it was only, pin money. $50 here. $20 there. I headed for Barcelona, walked into the first camera shop I could find, bought the most expensive camera in the shop, gave the $450 In dud notes853 words
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Advertisement48 1971-01-17 26 Move up with the Johnnie \r |L\ )r Walker Man L Mr '^if > •^T'* A. ...the man who has JS> moved up to Johnnie Walker and J^m M the other good rJL things in life ■/a\. v 1 KB Johnnie Walker -the world's largest selling Scotch Whisky £r48 words
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