The Straits Times, 3 February 1971

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    27 1 fSslj average daily certified sale exceeds 200,000 The Straits Times Tte National newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005 M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Shake-up in PUB following CPIB probe
    313 1 Shake-up in PUB following CPIB probe CIN; (i A l* OK E, Tues, There arc signs that a shake up of the Public utilities Board has begun following the recent Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau probe into malpractices involving some senior officers of the board. Some of those who came under
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    SPECIAL ALERT AFTER BOMB
    97 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. All eight police diviMons in Singapore have been put on special alert after a homemade bomb exploded outside Central police station last night. Metnl fragments were scattered in the compound of the station in South Bridge Road. The bomb was made with cracker powder.
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    Armed invasion
    553 1 Saigon troops in Laos Operation backed by US planes TOKYO, Tuesday i AN estimated 4,000 to 5,000 South Vietnamese paratroopers supported by US Air Force helicopters and warplanes jumped into southern Laos before dawn yesterday, hoping to cut North Vietnamese and Vietcong supply routes there, Kyodo news service reported today.
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    Lock icon CANTEEN RIOTS
    55 1 LAGOS, Tues. Two students are dead and 20 others seriously injured after riots over poor food at a canteen in Nigeria's biggest university, Ibadun. The deaths came when shots were fired to disperse about 3.000 rioting students demanding the sacking of a canteen manageress and the addition of
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    Trouble-shooter Ghazali is Information Minister
    489 1 Trouble-shooter Ghazali is Information Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Malaysian Government's "trouble shooter" Tan Sri Ohazali Shalie (above) was appointed Minister of Information and Broadcasting today. In addition to this key portfolio, which he lakes over from Dato Hanizah bin Abu Samah. Tan Sri Ghazali will continue as Minister with
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    Typhoid cases now total I—31—I
    151 1 Typhoid cases now total 31 SINGAPORE, Tues, Typhoid cases have reached 31 with seven more reported today. Another 32 people are in Middleton Hospital, under observation for suspected typhoid. In Geylang Serat, where the outbreak started, hawkers were absent from the roads today as a ban on hunking went into
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    Amin dissolves parliament
    23 1 KAMPALA. Tues. Army strongman Major-General Idi Amin today dissolved Parliament and assumed nil executive and legislative powers In Uganda himself.
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    Lock icon Kashmiri hijackers blow up plane
    135 1 LAHORE. Tues. Two young Kashmiri hijackers tonight set off an explosion aboard the Indian Airlines Fokker Friendship aircraft they seized on Saturday, the airport control tower here said. The two men, who had threatened to blow up the plane if their demands for the re'pase
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    Suddenly all clear for moon landing
    508 1 Suddenly all clear for moon landing HOUSTON. Tuesday APOLLO 14s astro- nauts sped on an accurate course to the moon today, their rendezvous with an ancient lunar valley reconfirmed when a moonship coupling problem disappeared as mysteriously as it developed. Engineers still were puzzled by what went wrong on the
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    Fernandez loses appeal
    46 1 LONDON. Tues. The Lord Chief Justice of England today dismissed the appeal of Gerald Fernandez against a magistrate s order of extradition to Singapore to face a charge of corruption while he was legal secretary of the Malaysia Singapore Airlines. (See Pace 5).
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      Lock icon Oil price talks break down
      28 1 TEHERAN, Tun— Prior Ulka broke down today brtween tha world's ma tor oil companies and thr producing countrira of the Persian Ciul'.— AP
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      11 1 have an ice* the flavour where the fun in every time?
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      Lock icon SECRET PACT TO ALLOW MOVE-IN BY SAIGON MEN
      254 2 SECRET PACT TO ALLOW MOVE-IN BY SAIGON MEN VIENTIANE, Tues. Laotian ri g h tist generals have a secret agreement to allow South Viet namese troops to cross into southern Laos indivisional strength. Authoritative Lao military sources, when questioned about reports of a South Vietnamese strike against the Ho Chi
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      Lock icon Nixon back to 'clear that Laos mystery'
      597 2 Nixon back to 'clear that Laos mystery' WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Nixon was back in the White House today as political stormclouds gathered over a mysterious silence on reports of a spreading of the ground war into Laos. Congress reacted with alarm to charges by Soviet Premier Mr. Alexei Kosygin and
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      Lock icon Hanoi: US hotting up Indo-China war
      104 2 PRIS. Tues. The North Vietnamese deleration to the Paris peace talks lastnlcht accused President Nixon of carrying the Indo-China war into Laos. In a communique Issued here, the North Vietnamese said the Indo-Chinese people. Vietnamese. Cambodians and Laotians would close their ranks to meet
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      AMERICAN TELLS HOW HE TORTURED VIETCONG
      229 2 AMERICAN TELLS HOW HE TORTURED VIETCONG T\ETROIT, Tues. A man who said he served as a lieutenant and an interrogator with the U.S. army in Vietnam, yesterday described how he tortured Vietcong prisoners to make them talk. The man. who gave his name as Drol Shagen, told the second day's
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      100 2 BOOK SECTION HOSTAGE IN PEKING By Anthony Grey When Anthony Grey was as-, signed to Peking, he thought it was the realization of a correspondent's dream. But the dream turned to nightmare when he was placed in solitary eonlincmcnt for two harrowing years. This account of th« British repot tors
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      Kosygin to Israel: Take the path of peace
      266 3 MOSCOW, Tuesday. PREMIER Kosygin last night urged Israel to take "concrete peaceful actions" to avoid worsening the Middle-East situation, which he said was now at a critical juncture. Addressing a Kremlin dinner In honour of visiting Syrian Premier Gen. Hafez Assad, Mr.
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      HARYATI ON WRECKING ■HOUSE CHARGE
      170 3 HARYATI ON WRECKING HOUSE CHARGE TAKAKTA, lues. A for--0 mer wife «>f late Dr. Sockarno has gone on trial here on charges of wilful destruction of private property. .Madam.- Harjati. li. is charged with having sent several employees to wreck a house she had lived in when she was one
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      Scotch whisky beats them all
      43 3 LONDON. Tue.v Scotch vnhky Bgmio broke all previous export records and proved itself the world's most popular wh. Export.-, of Scutch last year Just passed the 62 million gallon marlc and were worth well over £!94 million.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Tate murder girl Patricia yells at mother
      282 3 Tate murder girl Patricia yells at mother LOS ANGELES. Tues £ONVICTED murderess Patricia Krenwinkel, 23, yesterday yelled at her sobbing mother, "it's not going to do me any good" as her parents appeared in court to try to save her from the gas eh imber. Miss Krenwinkel. longhaired and dressed
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      Lock icon Now move to give Japan's navy more —muscle—
      270 3 Now move to give Japan's navy more muscle TOKYO, Tues. Japan's Army and Air Force will grow slowly during the next 10 years, but the Navy may be expanded, Mr. Yasuhiro Nakasono. Director-Gen-eral of the Self-De-fence Agency, said yesterday. In statements at a question session of parliament he said THE
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      Lock icon Divorce rate soars
      36 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. The divorce rate in the United TT Btates climbed sharply In the *****, the Census Bureau said in a survey yesterday. Diverced men remarry faster than women, the study said.— AP.
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      Lock icon Protest horror
      49 3 Till, body of a Mexican-American youth lirs on a sidewalk in Ka.st Los Angrlrs where he was shot during an outbreak of violence on Sunday following a rally protesting alleged polirc brutality. Srvtral other people were wounded as youthful demonstrators broke windows and looted sterrs. AP radiopicture.
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      Lock icon Let C-Plan students sixy in Australia' call by don
      159 3 Let C-Plan students stay in Australia' call by don /CANBERRA. Tues. Coy» lombo Plan students should be allowed to stay in Australia after completing their courses to stop the brain drain, according to a leading Australian social scientist. Dr. Charles Price, of the AusUalian National University said many Colombo Plan
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      Lock icon New monetary trends
      74 3 WASHINGTON. Tuen. An Italian monetary expert said yesterday the world seems gravitating toward four major monetary centres the U.S. dollar, a Common Market unit, the yen. and a convertible Russian ruble. "It is difficult to say how these new areas will develop, but such expectations certainly correspond
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      Lock icon Horror crash
      34 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Tues. Ten people were killed and II >eri(ju.sly injured in a collision between a train and a bus at a level crassinir on the outskirts of Rio ypsirrday. Reuter.
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      Accord on terrorism treaty by 14 States
      221 3 Accord on terrorism treaty by 14 States WASHINGTON, Tues. TT A majority of members of the Organisation of American States (OAS) reached tentative agreement here on a treaty to combat terrorism against diplomats in the Western hemisDhere. But the effectiveness of last night's agrecmen l was put In doubt by
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      124 3 SEVENTY TOP AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS... THE AUSTRALIAN'S SURVEY OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 1970 -the only reference book of its kind in Australia surveys seventy of the nations leading independent schools and colleges. Within its pages you will nnd details of tuition and boarding fees scholastic and sporting achievements the personalities
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      Airport – embrace as couple meet after 45 years...
      228 4 Airport embrace as couple meet after 45 years... CAN FRANCISCO, Tues. Seventy-flve-year-old Chung Pon Lung embraced the woman he married as a girl 45 years ago in China and beamed happily at his 44-yeai-old son for the first time. The scene was San Franclsco'3 international airport and the occasion was
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      Canada 'helped
      404 4 avert a split' OTTAWA. Tuesday p R I M E Minister Mr. Pierre Trudeau said yesterday the Commonwealth con f c rence in Singapore last month may have helped avert the possibility of general racial war in Africa. Reporting to Parliament on the conference and his Asian tour,
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      Lock icon £600 mil boost for Britain's entry into Common Market
      186 4 £600 mil boost for Britain's entry into Common Market I ONDON. rues— (han cellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber tonight taid Britain will have a balance of payments surplus of $600 million from 1970. Thin, he indicated, will help Britain to enter the Common Market. In a speech to foreign
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      Lock icon Uganda to continue as a republic pledges Amin
      317 4 Uganda to continue as a republic pledges Amin KAMPALA, Tues. New military leader Maj.-Gen. Idi Amin said yesterday Uganda would remain a republic, ending hopes that the Ugandan monarchies abolished by ousted President Obote in 1967 would be restored. Gen. Amin also said he had dismissed all mayors and deputy
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      Lock icon Anaesthetists on strike
      67 4 HUME. lues. surgery at Rome nospilals was su.->pended for a month yesterday as anaesthetists staged their fourth strike this year to back demands for better working conditions The anaesthetists plan to continue their action throughout February but skeleton staff were standing by for emergency operations. Italian Red
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      Lock icon USs3oom. port
      34 4 TAIPEH. Tuea. Taiwan yesterday inaugurated a Harbour Construction Bureau In Taichung to build the US$3OO mil. port, part of the funds for the project us irom Japan on long-term loan bails UPI
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      Peking will never be in Pata says Chiang's tourism chief
      277 4 TAIPEH, Tuesday THERE is not a chance that the Peking Qov- ernment will be admitted to the Pacific Area Travel Association (Pata). the chairman of the Tourism Council of the Republic of China said today. Mr. Wellington T-ao said Red
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        Lock icon Now 15 private postal firms join hands
        103 4 Now 15 private postal firms join hands I ONDON, Tues. A J private postal delivery service aimed at handling 12 million letters a day has been launched in an attempt to beat the national postmen's strike The service Incorporates 15 private postal firms that have blossomed since the strike began
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        65 4 WASHINGTON: Secretary of Labour Mr. James D. Hodgson, has announced the formation of a national Advisory Committee, including seven Cabinet members as well as business and labour leaders. In a major programme to find jobs for returning war veterans. The Jobs-for- Veterans programme is now forming "task forces" in major
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        27 4 HIROSHIMA: Deaths from malignant tumours among survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bombing 28 years ago were the highest ever last year, a hospital here reported today. Reuter.
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        52 4 CANBERRA: Mr. J. Douglas Anthony, 41, was today elected unopposed leader of the Australian Country Party, a position which automatically makes him Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Anthony will take over as Minister for Trade and Secondary Industry from Sir John McEwen, who retired as Country Party leader and Deputy Premier
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        22 4 TOKYO: Shipping Ministers of 12 maritime nations opened a two-day conference here today to review crucial problems confronting the world shipping Industry.
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        65 4 LONDON: General Sir Geoffrey Baker. Britain's Chief of the General Staff, was yesterday accused In Parliament of meddling In politics over reported remarks made in Australia on the Vietnam War Opposition Labour MP Mr. Tarn Dalyell said Sir Geoffrey had reportedly told a Canberra Press conference that he would like
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        66 4 MANILA: The death of British Consul Mr. H. John Bartlett following a fall yesterday morning from the eighth floor of a bullding is being investigated as a "possible suicide case," a police spokesman said today. Mr. Bartlett, 50, second secretary at the British Embassy, died of head injuries and compound
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        58 4 LONDON: Princess Margaret and her husband Lord Snowdon emerged from their Caribbean retreat last night looking for all the world like the happy couple several American columnists recently said they were not. The couple appeared in photographs in the London Dally Mirror enjoying a royal romp on a secluded beach
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        48 4 ATLANTA: Mr. David H. Cambrell, chairman of the Georgia State Democratic Party, was appointed yesterday by Governor Jimmy Carter to fill the unexplred term of Senator Richard B. Russell. Mr. Russell. Dean of the Senate and adviser to presidents died on Jan. 21 of chronic lung disabilities. AP.
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    When the investment team went birdwatching
    265 5 When the investment team went bird watching LESLIE FCNG By SjINfiAPORE, Tues. The pleasures of birdwatching can be watered down if pursued at the wrong hour. Worse still, it ran even Iravr our in the wet as Ihe visiting Japanese in xpstmrnt sr.rvey mission discovered today. For every member of
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    Welder fined $250 for theft
    81 5 Welder fined $250 for theft SINGAPORE Tues —Welder Lal K«ok Wai. 21. was jailed for one day and fined S2SO for -tfalitiK tno dozen glasses from Mm sini-apore Hyatt Hotel in Beotta Road s< 8.30 a.m. jester- day. A rhlff steward of Hyatt Hoirl <\*% at the car park of
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    Driver's $5,600 claim is dismissed
    162 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The High Court today dis- missed with costs a 55.646 claim by a driver. Long bin Abbas. 40. against a textile firm. B. Atmaram and Sons, described by him as his former employers. He alleged that the claim was in respect of accumulated
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    Firm gets pay-up order by lAC
    214 5 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. I^HE Industrial Arbitration Court today ordered a High Street textile firm. Woosensah and Co.. to pay 51. 996 immediately to the family of a deceased employee through the Public Trustees. lAC President Mr. Tan Boon Chiang ruled that the company was not
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    376 5 S'pore varsity lacks real autonomy, says Puccetti TOWER UNCHECKED, UNOPPOSED' SINGAPORE. Tues fill*: University of Singapore lacks "real autonomy" and power Tunnels down from the vice chancellor's office unchecked, untested and unopposed, says Professor Hon a I d Puccetti, president of the university's Academic Staff Association. According to his 1970
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    CRACKER BAN LIFTED FOR FOUR HOURS TONIGHT
    115 5 CRACKER BAN LIFTED FOR FOUR HOURS TONIGHT SINGAPORE Tues The firecracker ban will be lifted from 10 p.m. tomorrow to 2 a.m. on Thursday covering the eighth and ninth days of the Chinese New Year but crackers can be let off only in the 153 designated areas In the presence
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    Fernandez's plea against extradition is dismissed
    390 5 Fernandez's plea against extradition is dismissed From YEO TOON JOO: London. Tuesday rpHE Lord Chief Jus- tire of England today dismissed the appeal of Gerald Fernandez against a magistrate's order of extradition to Singapore to face a charge of corruption while he wa.s le>?al secretary of thf -'lysia-Singapore Airlines. two-day
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    Youth hurt in knife attack
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Tues Llm Book See. 19. knifed xeveral time* by l\vo youth* in North Bridsr Road tonight. l.im who admitted t/i the I Outr»m Hospital, was earlier j aecn arguing with his a valiant*.
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    A DREAM, AGES ADD UP TO $115,000 WINDFALL
    111 6 A DREAM, AGES ADD UP TO $115,000 WINDFALL SINGAPORE. Tues. An anonymous busin man today collected his SI 15.000 Toto jackpot ad attributed the windfall to his "lucky" wife. Explaining his choice of the five correct numbers, the winner said ht got the first three 1, 2 and 33— from
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    Ministry of Labour's Chia new Director of Manpower
    203 6 Ministry of Labour's Chia new Director of Manpower SINGAFOatE, Tues. The Labour Ministry's acting Deputy Secretary. Mr. Chia Cheong look U, has been appointed the new Director of Manpower in the Defence Ministry. Mr Chia. whose appointment took effect yesterday. takes over from Colonel Robert lav. Mi who has been
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    Evidence of j wife heard in camera in divorce suit
    396 6 Evidence of wife heard in camera in divorce suit SINGAPORE. Tu«B A HOUSEWIFE'S evidence in a divorce case was taken in camera at the High Court today. This is probably the first time In a divorce action that the court has barred the press and the public from the proceedings.
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    Waxwork museum plan opposed
    217 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. T»HE proposed Madam Tussauds tourism project x has met with strong opposition from the Appeal Committee for Singapore Chinese massacred by Japanese. r It is planned that one of the first figures to adorn the waxwork museum will depict the surrender of Singapore by
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    Tax case against housing firm put off
    235 6 Tax case against housing firm put off CINGAPORE, Tues. A district court today postponed a case in which Modern Housing Development Ltd. and three of its directors are accused of evading tax on over $300,000 of company income, to allow time for the defence to prepare its case. Applying for
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    Death fall
    26 6 SINOAPORE. Tues— A VOUin. Ng K«ee Kal. 18 fell tc .ii* death Un> evening from block 12, Kampong Armng in the Tanjong Rhu area.
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    Racoon found
    41 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. A racoon was caught In an army officers house at Port Canning Road tonight Its estimated weleht Is 30 lbs Anyone who h.i* last 11 racoon in the vicinity can claim It from tht RSPCA in Orchard
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    Two cranes start a tow row
    226 7 rp HK S K ni cii I (above), with arms raised, were trying; to persuade the man in the driver's seat of the mobile crane to eet off *o they could tow the vehicle away. Clearly, it was no easy task. Police had to
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    Notorious thug shot by police after struggle
    314 7 Notorious thug shot by police after struggle KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Another no- torious thug high on the police wanted list was shot and captured after a desperate struggle with police here this morning. He was later admitted to the hospital with a gunshot wound on his right arm. Police are
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    Govt acquiring part of estate for airport
    265 7 Govt acquiring part of estate for airport SINGAPORE. Tuesday pART of the Alsagoff estate in Geylang Serai. 1 known as Perseverance Estate, is to be acquired by the Government for the extension of the Paya Lebar airport runway for jumbo Jets. About 540 acres of land in the northern area
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    Fine, year's ban on scooterist
    82 7 SINGAPORE. Tues Scooteii.st Tan Jons Cheow. <7. joblef. 1 \va. fined $110 today for four nafllr oltenrei .it Fillips Avenue, on* Yto Chu Kanj Road, on June 21 latt year. He was fined *20 on each of charge of failing to near a crash helmet,
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    Catching a thief at his father's shop
    151 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A taxi-driver was driving past his father's store at Tampines Avenue one night when he stopped and detained a "suspicious looking" youth with a parcel outside tho shop. Ons Hai Siong told a district court yesterday he learnt that his father's
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    Two fatal falls
    62 7 SINGAPOR 1 Tues. Two women fell to their deaths this mornine in two senarate incidents within :.'.> minutes. Tone Yoke f'hnnjr. ."i*. housewife, fell from .< bl ><-k of flats in (..lc.ik SH;iri Barat at "."> a.m. Loh Lai C'hoo. '24. an ex mental patient, fell from
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    PAHANG TO LOOK INTO RACE DISCRIMINATION
    106 7 PAHANG TO LOOK INTO RACE DISCRIMINATION KUANTAN, Tues. The Pahang Government has formed a committee to look into complaints of racial discrimination by firms in the state. This was announced today by the acting Mentrl Besar. Dato Haji Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad, after a meeting with industralists and investors here
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    Bill to help those left out of wills
    185 7 Bill to help those left out of wills KUALA LUKPUR, Tues. The Cabinet gave the green light today for a Bill about "breadwinners' wills" to go before Parliament. The Bill called the Inheritance 'Family Provision i BUl— will empower the High Court to order payments from the estate of a
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      38 7 fry a little Terrderness and blend in Pink and Purple in the marvellous Eye and what do'you get? The greatest tim.e of your lives! Start living "it up tonight! CUSCADEN HOUSE HOTEL 40 Cuscaden Road Singapore. Telephone *****1.
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      14 7 THE Straits Times Crossword hos beer delayed because of the postal strike in Britain.
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      129 7 Mrs. Yap has a pain Takes Yeast-Vite Pain gone I Feels strong I That's Yeast-Vite. Yeast-Vite contains fast-acting iA*ei sizi %if A »*^T* 1 ATsfW* pain -killing ingredients. Plus 1/1 AY I 111 rs^rwsft '-%irKT«- CMol"VI t defeat weakness, tiredness, v depression— so often linked with I IX "I O
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      127 8 r /yA»Tv business premises Right in the midst of the Commercial and Financial Centres of Robinson Road and MMv mm. WM^^mx timV HB Shenton Way, ANSON CENTRE is ideally M Ifl^^^^^l situated at the corner of Anson and Parsi o^^F mm^mm W9m\M^^m\M WmWH Roads. Specially suitable for showrooms, Jo^ M^
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    Seamen warned: 'Don't touch bombs'
    160 9 Seamen warned: 'Don't touch bombs' SINGAPORE, Tues. The Marine Department today warned fishermen against handling unexpluded bombs or projectiles which com* up on their nets in the miiii»ry exercise areas aroui.i Singapore. In a notice to mariners oiiay. thr aitine Director of .Marine, Captain Gob Choo Kenr, said: "These objects
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    Championship dog show in XL
    80 9  - Championship dog show in KL SINGAPORE. Toes.— The Malaysian Singapore Kennel Association's next championship dog show will be held in Kuala Lumpur on March 27 and 28. The ban of the movement of dogs will not be lifted before Feb. 20. but there Is a possibility that it might be
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    'Promise' not to divulge doctors' names
    655 9 'Promise' not to divulge doctors' names T. T. HWANG CRICKETER DROPS A $2,000 CLAIM ■L^r I N (i A P 0 H E, Tues. Former State cricketer, Mr. Joseph Navaralnam, today with(litw a claim for $2,000 in "medical hills" against the Singapore Traction Company. This followed a dramatic turn of
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    Fitter tells court of $131,000 payroll grab at PUB depot
    266 9 Fitter tells court of $131,000 payroll grab at PUB depot CINGAPORE. Tues. 43 A PUB fitter told a court today that he noticed a man with a revolver minutes before a $131,000 payroll grab rrom the PUB depot in Kitchener Road two years ago. The man was putting it in
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    MALAYSIA SAYS 'NOf TO SINGAPORE LAWYER
    200 9 MALAYSIA SAYS 'NO' TO SINGAPORE LAWYER IPOH. Tues. Hearing in the High Court here today of an arson case was postponed because defence counsel Mr. S. K. Lee from Singapore hac failed in his application for ad hoc admission into the Malaysian Bar to take in the case. Mr. Lee.
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    —Malaysia, Nigeria may swop army training
    173 9 Malaysia, Nigeria may swop army training CINGAPORE, Tues.— There is a strong possibility of arranging an army training exchange scheme between Malaysia and Nigeria in the near future. Brigadier Hassan Usman Katsina. Nigerian Am. y Chief of Staff, said this today before he flew home at the end of a
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    Jek's Kampong Eunos date
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Tiies The Miimier for Culture. Mr. Jelc Yuen Thoni;. will lav the foun- datum Hone (or tl. Kampong Eunos i< mmunlty <entre. off Chanui Rend. <»: Sunday at 3 p.m The reremony v. lll be followed by a satay party.
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  • ®tej>traits fees Wcdnis<l;iy. F.1,,u.,,> 3. 1971 CABINET CHANGES
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      CABINET CHANGES
      483 10 The Cabinet reshuffle announced by Tur Kazak yesterday involves much more than moving a number of ministers from one portfolio to another. The tuning ilsell is significant. With the return to parliamentary democracy only some three weeks away, the changes arc clearly intended to key the Cabinet to
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      TACKLING TYPHOID
      264 10 The banning of all hawking of food in the Geylang Serai district of Singapore spotlights apparently the .source of Singapore's outbreak of typhoid. There have been 24 confirmed cases since January 15, and the suspected common factor is poor sanitation and the unhygienic preparation of food and storage
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      DRAFTING DOCTORS
      277 10 Drastic problems require drastic remedies. The Malaysian Health Ministry's decision to require of newly registered doctors two years of service with the government falls into this category. The Ministry will not immediately achieve its goal of "at least two doctors in every district hospital" but it will be
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      Is there only one kind of kiss?
      155 10 Is there only one kind of kiss? APPARENTLY D a to n Kwok King Krng the KAM Secretary iwho is against kissing on the football field i believes that there is only one kind of kiss between members of the opposite sex in the privacy of their bedroom. This of
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      Certificates of identity
      130 10 Certificates of identity I REFER to K. H. Foo's 1 letter 'S. T.. Jan.l 6) which cited the case of persons born In China as an instance where my Department has issued Certificates ot Identity. Your correspondent will appreciate that, unlike him, the no persons have no means ot securing
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      Word puzzle
      156 10 I HAVE read the letter by "American" of Singapore about the word puzzle. 1 would say the judges concentrate to give a fair chance for the people who are not as learned as our "American." to win the jackpot, and encourage us to have fun with worda Take
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      Ferry queues
      145 10 I WAS In a queue of 400 or 500 cars on the Butterworth side of the terry service and noted that drivers were trying to outdo each other In filling gaps between moving vehicles when the police disappeared. I asked the driver of one car why he allowed
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    'EVERY DEBTOR NOW HAS THE EXCUSE OF NOT PAYING'
    1037 10 Postal strike takes its toll HARRY MILLER 'EVERY DEBTOR NOW HAS THE EXCUSE OF NOT PAYING' By LONDON THE LARGE and small post offices of Britain are abandoned areas behind closed doors. The great sorting offices in London and other principal towns are eerily quiet with piles of letters gathering
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    Lock icon The fantasy world of Paris fashions
    777 10 JOHN HEILPERN takes a look at I I WENT to the Paris collections to catch a glimpse of thr future. What 1 saw was the past; the forties decked out as innovation. But 1 also found that an event renowned for its elrgance and
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    Lock icon Too many serious items on TV Spore
    120 10 Too many serious items on TV S'pore SINGAPORE Is over em&gt;&gt;J phaslslng classical entertainment. Television Is an outstanding example of this approach. Programmes like the operas. "Accent on Youth." concert*, piano recitals, "Twenty in Harmony" are strictly for the "oldie .s regardless of their age! On January 28. Singapore put-
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    36 10 IS IT possible for R.T.B. to obtain educational sports films on swimming? I refer mainly to the "Learn to Swim" series on TV. Malaysia. It Is an excellent programme and a real public service! SWIMMER Singapore
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      66 10 NTR makes breathing room in stuffy places kiTD Win .jflni s^l Relieves stuffy nose from a cold faster, safer than cold tablets, capsules, or inhalers. NTR shrinks swollen nasal KlTP^* l^-- passages immediately, rrr~~~~ZZP\ drains mucus. Suddenly Ki*rr&gt; you have more breathing ;1r" '^■B \}fn room in stuffy places. *4^Bt
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      One up for Singapore in high finance
      807 11  - One up for Singapore in high finance TSAI TAN By SINGAPORE lias laken a great leap forth in the world of high finance for a merchant bank capable of mobilising capital from the lour corners of the world is now in business in the Republic Named Singapore International Merchant Bankers,
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      69 11 RISES i A. Amal $1.32 +.05 M. Brew. $5.50 +.05 H Gilfil $3.12 +.04 Allied Choc $3.00 +03 FALLS Meta Cbem $0.92 —.044 M. Tile $1 .12 —.04 Ben $113 —.04 G. Ceramic* $1.15 —.04 Power Ttir SU.B6 .03* V Indust $0.92 —.03 Brnta $1.03 —.03 K
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      Lock icon Malaysia and Spore buy more from Britain last year
      473 11 Malaysia and S'pore buy more from Britain last year MALAYSIA and Singapore were among the UK's customers in the Far East to increase their British purchases last year, according to official statistics just released in London. Singapore bought £13 million extra and Malaysia £14 million. The two countries also managed
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      CITY TALK
      236 11 CROESUS MHB By Tall hotel's high hopes WHIM hoteliers In Singapore shake their heads at one ano- ther as yet one more new hotel ooens its rooms to eursts. a Japanese hotelier breezed into the Re- public the other day. His mission? He was on a hotel-room selling
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      37 11 Straits Times Indices Feb. 1 Fek. t Industrials: 118.52 US.I 3 5 Hotels: 67.10 M.74 •Properties: 11.1.37 115JS1 t Tins: 90.49 90.52 tfmbbcn: 113.00 112.92 Dec. 30. 1*«« 100 TDte. 31. IMS IN tD«*. 29, 1911 1M
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      MOBIL FIRST OFF IN OIL HUNT ON WEST COAST
      554 11  - MOBIL FIRST OFF IN OIL HUNT ON WEST COAST CHEN MENG KONG By THE search for oil off the west coast of West Malaysia appears likely to be on in earnest before long. This follows the signing of the agreement last week between the Malaysian Government and Mobil under which
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      85 11 "Sure I fly BOAC to London. Who else has theVCIO?" For some people there is only one airline. Only BOAC offers you the jet with the four powerful Rolls Royce engines at the back. To give you a faster take-off and a slower, smoother landing. The fabulous VCIO. Takes off
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      162 11 INSIDE Filipino business: What price an election? Vntornity of MiUm plant closer ties with bniineu c«roimunit&gt; Shipping culunin; MMM from Australia; People in business. Pace 12. Sterling versus the Dollar; Share market report; Commodities. Pace 13. Oversea, markets London. New York. Melbourne* Hum Kong; (".osing prices and business done. Pace
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    NEWS from AUSTRALIA
    342 12  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By CYDNEY Manufacturing subsidiaries of United States companies in Australia are expected to spend US$4l6 million for plant and equipment during 1971, according to figures issued by the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia. If expectations for 1971 are realised the increase would represent a
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    Filipino business: What price an election?
    884 12  -  LEONCIO GONZAGA By ItfANILA: The eco- nomic indicators are mostly on the favourable side, but business in the Philippines feels uneasy over 191 1 prospects. Such feeling stems from certain socio politico developments which have generally disturbing implications for the economy. One cause for
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    567 12 SHIPPING New schedule BLUE Funnel Line has announced a change in schedule of its passenger liner, Centaur, to allow Singaporeans to make weekend trips to Port Swettenham. Under the new schedule, the Centaur will arrive in Singapore from Fremantle every third Wednesday of the month Instead of every third Tuesday.
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    148 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. D. W. Haggertv, managing director of Beecham Malaysia, has returned to Kuala Lumpur after a week's study tour of his company's regional marketing promotion drive in Hong Kong. Mr. Wong Ket Leong has been appointed one of Beecham Malaysia's brand managers. Mr. Philip SB. Law has
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    Varsity plans closer ties with business community
    438 12  - Varsity plans closer ties with business community HENRY CHANG By ECTURERS and businessmen will soon sit on an advisory committee to be set up by the Business Administration Division of the University of Malaya as part of its aim to forge closer links with the business community. The idea of
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      Sterling versus the Dollar
      530 13 CTERUNG Is running at peak levels at the moment while the mighty US Dollar looks a little pale. Last week when the UK Bank K*t€ remained unchanged at 7 per cent sterling hit $2.*****. Money market operators anxir/usly await tomorrow's announcement tor a reduction seems well
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      Exchange rates
      166 13 'T'HK Association o! Banks tn Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Peto. 2. Local dollars to one unit SKI.I.INCJ BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or Ol&gt; TT OD SIS SterliiiR Pound 7.4000 7.3675 7.3550 Australian Dollar 3.4000 3.4175 3 3975 New Zealand Dollar 3 4700
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      Buying interest slackens
      172 13 Buying interest slackens A GENERAL withdrawal of buying interest made for an easier trend on the Stock Exchange of Mala\sia and Singapore yesterday. The day's tvta.' [unwrer was slightly increased to 1..VU.M0 units, the balk 01 umeh «i&gt; registered hi seieetive istsnes in which stale bull liquidation was evident. The
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        Tin up a fraction
        187 13 J'Ht Straits tin price in Penang yesterday perked fractionally by 75 cents to $628.75 |)er picul on an official offering up 15 tons to 151 tons. The market was pretty steady with main buying demand from the United States coupled with some from Japan The OTernight
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 13 FEB. 2. RUBBER 471 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $626.75 (up 75 cents). Official offering 151 tons (up 15 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        112 13 1 HINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCt. V SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Cot.not Oil: bulk »6O sellers. Drum ShJt sellers. Capra: Mixed if oh) loose Feb./ Mir IK Cont. (37 8. Ptpper: Muntok ASTA wnlte f.o.b. lOufc M.VV SI7O sellers. Sarawak whit f v b. M% NLW SloO sellers,
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        AORLD GOLD PRICES
        55 13 H pore (2) UNCH 130.28 il&gt; Export price In non-&gt;tcrling araaa la U.S. dollars per outlet &lt;2&gt; Loral dealer* price la tiicgapor* dollars per tael. M»n&lt;U» laturtfay •u.t. »u.». xindon 38.176 88.06 •"rut 38.68 38.30 loockooc 40.00 3M.M luricb S1.10B 38.00B' S8.2&S 38. 1H *»ru 3S.63 18.52
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        PALM OIL
        18 13 In London on Monday th* price of Malayan per cent April was quoted at &lt;119 Heller.
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        RUBBER IS QUIET
        461 13 THE morning session A of the rubber market was very quiet and thin yesterday. After some initial steadiness caused by covering Inquiries for February, sellers appeared and ♦he market fell to 47 cents before turning rour.t. again to regain most of the loss. Turnover was small and
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1052 14 DUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Alean i4i $1.46. (5) $1.45 Allied Choc. (8) $3. Ben Co. •2 1 $1
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      1058 14 CLOSING PRICES 810 ANO OFFIK PHICIS OFFID CIALLV LIJTID AT THC CLOU OF BUSINISS IN THI SINCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THI STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IH BRACKCTS VESTEROAY WERE INDUSTRIALS a. s 1- 1 I ITfRLIMC RUBBERS H Low 5/- X.L Kepong 4/1 4/2 J Kulim
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        Melbourne
        390 14 ItfELBOURNE. rues.—Heavy--IT* weight miners and industrials improved substantially In moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Speculative* did not perform so well and made erratic moves In quiet trading. Last week's speculative gainers suffered Interest was shown In Western Mining which rose 15 cents to $4.50. the Rights
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        Indices
        80 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Monday 84.20 Friday 64 15 Week ago 63 86 KIBRERS Monday 169 32 Friday 168.32 Week ago 171.28 OILS Monday 277 46 Friday 278 17 Week ago 285 02 INDISTRIALB Monday 342.7 Friday 344 2 Week apo 342 5 DOW JONES WlRli.i INDUSTRIALS Monday 877 81
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        Hong Kong
        269 14 OONG KONG, Tues The RX market opened on a steady note but as the day progressed It began to ease In certain secton, notably Banks. London and local registers, which came back The London register returned HKSI6S a loss or HKS3 over the day and Loral to HKSIBS
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        New York
        277 14 M^EW YORK. Mon.—The stock market made Its best gains In more than a week In another session of very heavy trading Advances led declines by about two to one and volume was 20 7 million shares Trre New York Stock Exchange tape went three minutes late at the
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        Asian Dollar
        52 14 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above: jne month rwo month Phree month Jix month Mne month ["welve month 5 1/2 p.c. 5 5/8 p.c, 5 5/8 p.c. 6 3/16p.C. 6 3/8 p.c, 6
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        London
        464 14 T O.NIX)N. Turn The «totk market ilo»rd narrowly miird today, but with a firmer hia.«. Ldibour unrest *nfi urn rrtui:iv ahead of tht remit of the Wilberfone m- Report* or an &lt;xtension of the mr ir, souiti-Hii At.a .iinu had nn nn■ettilnc efT«&lt; t but the subataßtUil overnichi ndvame
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      338 13 TMX SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. INVITES APPLICATIONS FROM YOUNG MEN FOR THEIR APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAM SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS WILL RECEIVE COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING ON HIGH PRECISION MACHINE TOOLS, i.e. LATHES. JIG BORE. MILLING MACHINE. JIG GRINDER, ETC REQUIREMENTS: 1. Military obligations fulfilled 2. Secondary II schooling should be completed PLEASE SUBMIT APPLICATIONS TO:
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      1220 13 (isso) Invites applications for A SENIOR FINANCE MANAGEMENT POSITION The man we want is easily recognisable. He will be a Chartered Accountant or will hold an Honours Degree in Business Administration or Economics (Masters Degree preferred). He will have at least five years post graduation industry experience where he will
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      868 14 N. ACCOUNTANT W REQUIRED BY DUNLOP ESTATE BERHAD Holders of a recognized accountancy qualification who ore Maloysion citiiens, preferably oged between 25 and 35 ye«#V with not less than 3 years post qualification experience are invited to opply for the above position. Some experience in plontotion industry financial budgetary ond
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      521 14 STATE OP BRUNEI VACANCY KOR DKNTAI OKFICK.R A|&gt;p!lcatiou.s are Invlten for appiiiiitment to the post uf Den'.al Officer in the Medical and Health tvpntlmr.li Brunei. QIAI.IKK Al IONS: Applicants must possess any of I the following qtmllflriitioiivai I, us. BOS (Singapore) or bi B.US 1 Malaya 1 or o Any
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      247 14 INIVERSITI MAI ATA PF.GAWAI PELATEH PENTADBIRAN Prmohonan'.' adalph dipelawa darl WarganeKara Malaysia bam jawatan Penawal Pelateh Pentaublian Kelayakan: Chalun2 mestllah mempiinyai Ija/ah Kepujlan Sastera atati Ija/ali Kepujiap Eko--1.***** dkrl Univeisitl &gt;ang dlakul. Juga Chalun2 dikehei.daki malnr didalam Bnli;is« Malavsla. Jawatan mi hanxalah bnnl tempuh satti lahun dan terdasarkan bajl pukal
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    Savings in a chit fund not taxable
    274 15 Savings in a chit fund not taxable SINGAPORE, Tuesday JF you arc a member of a chit fund and bave joined it to save some money from the monthly pay packet there is no need to fear Ihe tax collector. But if membership of chit funds is made into a
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    Minister off to Canberra
    31 15 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Minister for Education. Mr. Llm Kirn San left Singapore last night for Canberra to attend the 15-day fifth Commonwealth Education Conference which opens tomorrow.
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    'Medic Alert' plan starts next week
    91 15 SINGAPORE. Tue». The .Singapore Medlral Association* •Medic Alert" scheme, first announced by its Emergencies Committee chairman Dr. Oon Chong Lin two months ago, will b» launched next week. Details of the scheme, aimed ai helping people with serious allergic conditions, will be out In
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    LORONG'S FATAL 'PENALTY' FOR TEASING GIRLS
    185 15 LORONG'S FATAL 'PENALTY' FOR TEASING GIRLS CINGAPORE, Tues. A contract labourer pleac ed with a district judge today not to send him to prison as he was getting married at the end of the year. Kok Siah Wah, 21, was sentenced to three years imprisonment for causing grievous hurt to
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    SWIMMING TIMES
    203 15 City Hall demo by relatives of Barisan detainees GERRY de SILVA By SINGAPORE. Tues. Eleven woman relatives of detained Barisan Sosialls members stated a noisy iO-minutr demonstration at the City Hall steps this afternoon. Three of them were among the doaen-odd who demonstrated outside the Conference Hall on Jan. I*
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    Malayan pines quota to NZ increased
    89 15 Malayan pines quota to NZ increased SINGAPORE. I v i- s.— There may be a "s&gt;igniflcant Increase" in the pineapple trade from Malaysia U&gt; New Zealand. This was indicated today by Mr. L.R. Adams-Schneider, New Zealand Minister of Custom. ■&gt; and Associate Minister of Industries and Commerce, after meeting members
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    Man sent to Woodbridge
    45 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Out Yong Khai. 56. was charged Ir. court today with shouting ana throwing excreta in the Ceniial police station y«*terday. He was sent to the Woodbridge HQfcpltkl foi I chec«-up His c**e U fixed (or mention on Feb. 16.
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    Hari Raya Haji on Saturday
    18 15 SINGAPORE. Tues Hart R«ym Ha.v will t» observed as public holiday on Saturday.
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      98 15 Police and demonstrators at City Hall steps. I Invest Prosper 1 with SPECIAL RATE FOR 2 YEAR FIXED DEPOSITS INTEREST PAID HALF-YEARLY I For further information please contact: I MALAYSIAN AUSTRALIAN FINANCE CO.. (S) LTD. I SINGAPORE Tel ***** I BRUNEI Tel. 2305 I OWNED 100% BY THE I HONGKONG
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      1025 15 On your TV and radio today 3.99 P.M. Opening and Housewives' (English— repeat) 599P M. Programme Summary 9.93 Wrestling from Great Britain Matinee: No Girl For Me (Part 7.1S Dragnet: D.H.Q. Missing Person S.IS Pok Amai -Amai 9.99 News 1 of a Cantonese film— English (Dialogue in Cantonese) 5.35 The
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      231 16 What do you do when your car gets rammed from behind? IyHAT should an un- fortunate motorist do when a car rams into the rear of his car and the driver refuses to pay for the repairs which normally amounts to about a hundred dollars. This happened to me and
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      248 16 TWO of the main objects of the Singapore Association for Mental Health are. firstly to overcome public apathy and prejudice against mental ill-health and secondly to assist in the rehabilitation of those who have been mentally ill. These aims cannot be achieved without the hKp of voluntary workers and funds.
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      90 16 RECENTLY, a few letters —and quite important ones too— which ought to have been delivered to me never reached their destination. One which I sent out has. I am quite certain, not been delivered. Either the postman or the people at the Tanglin Post Office are at fault. Probably its
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      It's not enough just being estranged
      265 16 v-GOVT REPLIES I REFER to Mr. Ong Swee Tecks letter &lt;S.T., Jan. 26&gt; headlined "Income Tax and the Estranged Couple." Paragraph •3 of section 51 of the Income Tax Ordinance provides that a married woman shall be treated as living with her husband unless:
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      149 16 T REFER to the letter from 1 L. Tan (S.T.. Jan. 23) concerning postage rates. I wish to inform the writer that postage rates charged at post offices and postal agencies are the same. There are, however, different rates of postage for different categories of mail. As the writer had
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      79 16 I REFER to the article by Mr. Henry Lee iS.T., Jan. 15). In accordance with administrative procedure a driving testee is required to produce his Identity Card. Passport, or any other valid identification papers (all of which have the holders' photographs affixed &gt; for inspection so that the tester will
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    157 16 AS a public transport traveller, I am gratified to see the NTUC taxis on the roads. But I am baffled and surprised that they are distinguished from the other taxis by their colour scheme, the inscription "N.T.U.C. COMFORT," and roof-sign "N.T.U.C. TAXI." Why should there be
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    STILL IN THE DARK
    42 16 TIE Government promised to provide street lighting for the area around Track 13 Yio rhu Kang Road by early January. It is already February and we're still in the dark. What happened? KKLW.N 1.1 M, I Singapore 23.
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    Of rising costs— and tax relics
    209 16 Of rising costs and tax relics JT is a universal truth that the cost of living everywhere is rising year alter year and Singapore is no exception. The Government took this factor into consideration in its recent revision of fees and fines, including court fees and traffic fines. But on
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    PAINTERS WHO DO A SLOPPY -JOB—
    160 16 PAINTERS WHO DO A SLOPPY JOB I WOULD like to draw the attention of the HDB to the slipshod work of painters assigned by the board. The doors of the HDB terrace hou*&lt;es in Jnlan Mrm bi ii.i. for example, are an ugly sight because of the patches made by
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    'Fly by night' hawkers
    139 16 'Fly by night' hawkers ALL that glitters is not gold, so goes the saying. Unsuspecting, gullible house wives who do not follow this adage are easily duped. A few housewives have been swindled by a "fly-by-night" hawker outside the Commonwealth Crescent market. My colleagues wife went to the market recently
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    36 16 I HAVE received a much overdue overseas letter without any post mark. It WU opened and part of iv contents removed. On another occasion money was mi— lng from a registered letter. MICH PhRPLLXED. Singapore 13.
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    DEATH
    67 19 drparlrd on Ist February, 1971 Swrrt memorirs at her that never farte Of whom we loved but could not save Broken hearted itill we trace Her cheerful amile, her lovely face. t'ortece leaving 4 1 m.a. I'pprr Serancoon Road (Teochew T%r--lour) on 5.2-71 at 2 p.m. Inserted by lovlnt;
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    IN ME.MORIAM
    26 19 IN MEMORIAM Kanumba P. (Dothl (Mrs. P. O. Dothi) drpartrd on 32-I-IM7 to rest in prarr. In.-r r«&lt;d by luvint; husband, sons, dauchtcrs-in-lat*. dauthtfr and iiand-children.
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    IN ME.MORIAM
    29 19 IN MEMORIAM We mis* yon and you art ahrar* in our Ihoufhta wlfr, dauchtrrv sona-in-law and rrandrhllrirrn. HD. IN EVER loving memory of One Cheng l.rong departed on S-t-f.
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      477 19 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAY'J The National Electricity Board of the States of Malaya TUANKU JA'AFAB POWER STATION STAGE 111 Foundation, Substructure A C.W. ffort, CONTBACT NO. 2032 2 Applications are Invited from suitably experienced firms wishing |to tender (or the above wurk& comprising foundations and other works at or
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      523 21 llM|(\(.\ 1.1.1 HIK \M.\KA TANAH MELAYU NATIONAL LLECTBICITY BOARD OF THE .STATES OF MALAYA PUB/TENDER NO. 9«42 OVERALL BANGSAR DEVELOPMENT PHASE 1 NOMINATED SI'BCONTRACT NO. 1 DESIGN, SITPLY AND ERECTION OF MXI I 1 K \1 STEEL ROOFS AND ROOFING MATERIALS Tenders sre Invited from Contractors for the design, supply
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      138 22 RAF CHANGI OPEN MALAYSIAN TGUh WITH 3-2 WIN DAF Changi, the Far •^East Air Force soccer champions, opened their tour of North Malaysia with a 3-2 win over Penang at the City Stadium in Per.ang last night. The airn:en opened their scoring in the 20th minute through H a y
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      Lock icon Jockey Moore to ride again
      76 22 SYDNEY, Tue.i. George Moore, the 47-year-old lormer Australian champion ,'ockey. Is to come out of retirement to ride in Sydney next month. Moore. vfho has not ridden for a year, told newsmen here: "At this stage. I mil only say I am MrtOWly considering a
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      Top overseas drivers for GP in Spore
      387 22 Top overseas drivers for GP in S,pore ERNEST FRIDA By TOP drivers from Australia, New Zealand and Japan are expected to compete in this year's Singapore Grand Prix at Upper Thomson Road from April 8 to 11. The Ministry of Social Affairs, organisers of the GP, has promised that this
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      24 22  -  Singapoie Hockey Association's Under-23 knockout final between University of Singapore and Combined Schools will be played at the padang on Feb. 10.
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      Cycling rally
      21 22 The National Safety First Council will hold a safe cycling rally at Clemenceau Avenue on Sunday at 8 a.m.
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      Caddies stay away trom SICC golf links again
      476 22  - Caddies stay away trom SICC golf links again ERNEST FRIDA and R. CHANDRA* ay gETWEEN 450 and .'&gt;&lt;)&lt;) caddies kept away from the Singapore Island Country Club's golf links off I ppcr Thomson Road for Hie second day yesterday. They wen ur:jtcsiiiis against a new caddy tern introduced on Mo'i.-'"\
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      Re-arrange tournament dates plea by the AFC
      229 22 •pHK Asian Football Confederation h;ive ;iskc y d three of their affiliates lo re-arrangt the dales of three tournaments they will !&gt;e organising this year. This is t&lt;&gt; avoid an overlapping of dates and also to give "breathing space to teams between tournaments.
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      144 22 Singapore's four for CPA golf in HK named HONG KONG. Tues. Da\iri Huehrs. One Ben* Bee. Stephen Wee and Ron McGill will represent Singapore at a four-nation amateur eolf tournament here on Feb. 10, the organisers announced today. Thailand, the Philippines and Honu Koiik are also competing in the one
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      Hockey double for SJI
      165 22 ST JOSEPHS Institution scored a double when they won the City District Schools' six-H-side tournament for the Boy.« 'A' and B divisions in the finals at Scrangoon Road yesterday In Uie A division Anal, SJI 'A' ed^'ed Beatty 'A' by one point, gaining a short corner
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      DEFENDING CHAMPS BOW OUT TO SPORE CHINESE GIRLS
      503 22 SINGAPORE Chinese I Girls' School B Division caused an unset yesterday when they scored a 4-1 win over Rangoon Road Secondary School, the girls Junior champions, in the preliminary rounds of the City District badminton championships at Buklt Ho Swpp. SC"S won
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      Our Leo is worth backing each-way
      338 23 Our Leo is worth backing each-way EPSOM JEEP By ()UR LEO, a three-year-old by Count Cimborne, showed improvement in a workout at Penang yesterday morning. He ran 3f in 42 with Des Coleman astride. Our Leo, who v.as runner-up to Sri Tasek II over the Bukit Timah 8f last month,
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      Ring picks Frazier
      87 23 IWEW YORK, Tues. World j*^ heavyweight champion Joe Frazier was named "Fighter oi The Year" for 1970 by Ring Magazine yesterday. Frazier. who meets Cassius Clay here on March 8. was cited for his successful title defences against Jimmy Ellis and Bob Foster. Second In the voting
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      64 23 Pedro and Jackie Daytona victors IM.DKO Rodriguez of Mexico (left) and his Knglish partner Jackie Oliver pictured with their trophy after winnine the Daytona 24-hour endurance race in Oa&gt;tona Beach. Florida. They drove a 91? Gulf Porsche to victory at an average speed of 109.013 mph on the 3.8-mile course.
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      Phillips' title
      38 23 HOBART, Tues. Australian Prank Phillips won the Tasma nian Open golf championship here yesterday by three strokes Graham Marsh, brother of Australian Test cricketer Rodney Marsh was Joint fourth with American Andy Foude. the half-way leader
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      61 23 The TIP' horses rpWELVE racehorses were 1 given "YIP treatment" at Paya Lebar Airport yesterday when they arrived from London on board a Caledonian Boeing 707. The horses spent more than an hour near the airport VTP room before being transported by two floats to the Buklt Timah racecourse No
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      197 23 ONDON, Tues. English First Division clubs Arsenal, Southampton and Nottingham Forest all had only one goal to spare in F.A. Cup fourth round replays against lower-ranked rivals last night. A penalty by Peter Storey after 84 minutes cave Arsenal a 3-2 win over Second Division
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      BERKRERK'S HOPES OF COMEBACK CRASH
      111 23 BERKRERK'S HOPES OF COMEBACK CRASH DANGKOK. Tues. Kat- suyoshi Kanazawa shattered the hopes of former WBA flyweight champion Berkrerk Chartvanchal's attempted comeback by knocking him out unconscious last night In the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round bout here. Japan's Kanazawa A world bant a m w eight contender
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      Guyana saved
      33 23 BRIDGETOWN i Barbados). Tues. Alvin Kallicharran hit a defiant 96 for Guyana in their dravn Shell Shield cricket match against Barbados here yesterday. Scores: Barbados 410-9 dec and 215-5. Guyana 386.
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      Podmore fined $500 by Stewards
      726 23 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the Kuala Lumpur races over the weekend: SATURDAY Race 1: Priscilla's Love (Subtan) missed the jump. Roving Eyes iSamry could not get lntc stride after jumping with the field. The saddle on Slmoa (M Lee) slipped over the withers before
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      Stackpole shows the way to save the Test
      374 23 Stackpole shows the way to save the Test From JACK FINGLETON: Adelaide, Tues. 'THERE were hundreds of seagulls hovering over the Adelaide Oval late today which, the locals say, Is a sign of rough weather ahead. But If this portent does not materialise tomorrow, Australia will have six more hours
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      119 23 SCOREBOARD England 370 and 233-4 dec: Australia 235 and 104-1. ENGLAND 2ND INNS (47-* overnight) BOYCOTT not out 11* I.IIKII II b Thomson FLETCHER b Cileeao.i 5 U'OLIVEIRA c Walter* b Thomson i HAMPSHIRE low b Thomson 3 11 I IM.WMK 1 11 not out 41 Extras IS TOTAL (for
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      58 23 CAPE TOWN. Tues. The Spanish government has vetoed a tour of south Africa by a Spanish swimming and water, polo team. The president of the South African swimming Union Mr. Roy elegg said yesterday he had received a cable to this effect from the Spanish Swimming
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      Lock icon China's return hailed by Japan
      262 23 China's return hailed by Japan TOKYO. Tues.— Japan welcomed Chinas announcement yesterday that they would take part in the world table tennis championships scheduled in Napoya, Central Japar, beginning on March 23. Education Minister Michlta Sakata said h» welcomed China's participation because the championships would be better if more countries
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      Strictly for pros only
      52 23 BRISTOL. Tues. The Wills West of England tennis championships here in June will be confined to the 32 professionals under contract to the Texasbased World Championship Tennis Group. This will cast the sponsors US$5O,OOO Among the entries will be Rod Layer. Ken Rosewall. Arthur Ashe and
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