The Straits Times, 5 March 1971

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National NBwspaper The Straits Times £std. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 5 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005 M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Billion dollars soon
    901 1 Billion dollars soon US investments SINGAPORE, Thursday AMERICAN investment- in Singapore, which has risen in three years (1967-70) from $150 million to $610 million, will in the near future pass the $1,000 million mark. (.it ing these figures, the I.S. Ambassador in Singapore, Mr. Charles T. Cross, said today: "This
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    Lock icon India quits study group
    191 1 India quits study group NEW DELHI. Thurs. India has withdrawn from the eight-nation Commonwealth Study Group on Indian Ocean security in protest against the British sale of helicopters to South Africa, the Government disclosed today. The Government released a speech made last Monday by the Indian delegate to the Commission
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    Lock icon Turk 'army' kidnaps 4 Gls
    53 1 Turk 'army' kidnaps 4 Gls ANKARA. Thurs. Four American servicemen were kidnapped here early today and an organisation calling itself the Turkish People's Liberation Army demanded a ransom of U*****,000 for their release. The men were seized in the early hours of this morning. The "Liberation Army" is an unknown
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    HSC results
    22 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The HSC results arrived from Britain tonight They will be released by the Ministry of Education tomorrow afternoon.
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    My fiveminute battle with a tiger—by a farmer
    391 1 My fiveminute battle with a tiger— by a farmer PETALIMG JAVA, Thursday pOH five tense minutes fanner Taman Ilia, 27, fought a life and death battle with a 200-lb tiger. At the University Hospital here today, he told reporters: "I don't know from where I picked up a log with
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    Postmen boo union leaders
    213 1 Postmen boo union leaders I ONDON, Thurs. Thousands of angry postmen turned on their union leaders with boos and catcalls today, threatening to ignore the union call to end their sevenweek strikeThis followed the reaching of a peace formula at 1 a.m. today after 14 hours of negotiations at the
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    Lock icon Ky calls for more B52 raids on the Trail
    126 1 KHE SANH. Thurs. South Vietnam's controversial Vice-President Nguyen Cao Ky today called for more 852 raids on North Vietnamese positions, as the battle for the Ho Chi Minh trail appeared shaping up for a showdown to the end. He also urged
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    Lock icon Full alert as ceasefire ends
    284 1 Full alert as ceasefire ends BEIRUT, Thursday EGYPTIAN and Syrian military forces went on maximum alert today. Unofficial reports from Cairo said an estimated 100,000 Egyptian troops along the Suez Canal took up contingency positions pending a decision by President Anwar Sadat on whether to extend the ceasefire. It expires
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    30 DEAD IN EAST PAKISTAN RIOTS
    81 1 30 DEAD IN EAST PAKISTAN RIOTS DACCA, (East Pakistan) Thurs.— At least 30 people were killed and about 100 injured in two days of street fighting between security forces and angry, East Pakistanis protesting against the postponement of the new National Assembly's opening and the reimposition of total military rule.
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    Spore Sweep
    35 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Ticket No. *****15 won the first prize of (400,000 In the Singapore Sweep Draw conducted by Singapore Pools <Pte > Ltd. at the Outram Park Shopping Complex tonight. Result! in page It
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    Lock icon 2 a.m. ROUNDUP
    34 1 PARIS TALKS BOYCOTT PARIS. Thurs. The chief Hanoi and Vietconf negotiator* boycotted the Vietnam peace talks here today to protest against new American air attacks and alleged thrratagainst North Vietnam. Reuter.
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      420 2 Innminninn These days more and more businesses are switch from letter- to larger-size copies. You 111 1 11 1 starting to use copiers as part o( a complete just push a button. ■'T^T system of business machines. While the original goes out of sight, it II U D y PJ
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon Yes to arms sales despite Commons row
      485 3 Yes to arms sales despite Commons row BRITAIN'S Conservative Government last night withstood a vehement Labour onslaught during a highly-charged and emotional debate on the proposed arms sales to South Africa. The Commons endorsed the Government's willingness to autiiori.se the sale Of seven Waso helicoptera to south Africa and defeated
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      Lock icon POLAND WARNS U.S: WAR WILL SPREAD
      172 3 WARSAW. Thurs. TT Poland yesterday warned the United States that there was a growing danger of '•ocographieal expansion" of the IndoChina war and described U.S. air attacks on North Vietnam as a challenge to world peace forces. A Government statement published by the ofllcial
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      Lock icon A pointless suicide by woman
      97 3 A pointless suicide by woman LONDON. Thurs An elderly woman committed suicide because she was worried she could not understand the new decimal currency. a coroner said at an inquest yesterday. Coroner Mr L E England said the pqllceman who saw the body of Miss Kathleen Denton. 73, hanging in
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      Red ambush
      22 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. Communist guerillas ambushed and killed two Thai soldiers in southern Pruchunb Kiri Kahan Province, police sources said today.
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      A-power ship
      38 3 TOKYO. Thurs A top Jap-a.'u-.se shipbuilder said today a had signed a contract wilh a n nuclear reactor m.iki i loi tin- provision of a.dvi c in the building of a 30 OOOton atomic-i"owered container sliip.
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      Lock icon FRANCE SENDING 3 SUBS TO SOUTH AFRICA, UN TOLD
      269 3 FRANCE SENDING 3 SUBS TO SOUTH AFRICA, UN TOLD NEW V O R K. Thurs. The IN special committee on apartheid was told yesterday that France was sending South Africa three submarines ordered in I >r, It was also told that Britain's decision to licence the export of Wasp helicopters
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      Lock icon Gunmen pose as police, loot bank
      215 3 Gunmen pose as police, loot bank PALM BEAfcH (Florida), Thurs. Several gunmen posing as plainclothes police grabbed a bank president at his home early yesterday, hold his family hostage, then looted the banks vault of US$5OO,OOO in cash. Tne bank president, Mr. James E Morgan Jr.. and h s wife
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      Huks killed
      33 3 MANILA. Thurs A Huk guerilla commander and his Mdc were killed in a clash between Philippine Arim troops and a 20-man rebel band in a northern township, police source said today.
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      Lock icon Concorde costs now soar to US$2 billion
      293 3 Concorde costs now soar to US$2 billion PARIS. Thursday £OSTS of the Concorde programme have sky-rocketed from under US$4OO million to US$2 billion since the British and French Governments decided to build the supersonic airliner in 1962. The British and French airframe constructors issued a joint statement yesterday blaming inflation
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      340 3 10 ways the Dale Carnegie Coarse helps men and women: Acquire pose and confidence Speak effectively Sell yourself and your Ideas Be at your best with any group Remember names Think and speak on your feet Control fear and worry Be a better conversationalist Develop your hidden abilities Win better
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      Lock icon US$10m fraud charge
      318 4 MANILA, Thursday TWO key politicians, Senator Benigno Aquino and House of representatives Speaker Jose B. Laurel Jr., were today locked in a row which could decide their political future. Senator Aquino ot the Opposition Liberal Party who has aspirations for the Philippine Presidency, has accused hit. Laurel
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      Lock icon Martial law to end
      51 4 BANGKOK. Thurs The Government will soon end martial law in 34 out of the country's 71 provinces official sources said today. The sources said Bangkok ■and the twin city of Thonburi across the Chao Phya river would be in areas where the law would be lifted.
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      Lock icon New purge warning in Jakarta
      188 4 SECURITY CHIEF: MANY REDS STILL IN THE ARMED FORCES TOP official of the Security and Defence Agency said yesterday that about 80 per cent of pro-communist elements in the Army had been purged and new arrests would be announced shortly. Maj-Gen. Yoga Sugama told Indonesian
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      Lock icon State meets Church after 10 years
      174 4 — WARSAW, Thurs. Cardinal Slpfan Wyssjraskl, Roman Catholic Primate of Poland, and Prime MiniMer Piotr Jf— Bewtel met for t h •< r hours today in the first summit meeting foelvttm Polish church and cnminuniv' leader* for mm than 10 years. sinsl<- sentence i.v age
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      Lock icon US missionary deported by Taiwan Govt
      185 4 HONG KONG. Thursday. AN AMERICAN Methodist missionary, deported fiom Taiwan for "an unfriendly act", arrived here today with his wife and two children. The Rev Milo Lancaster Thornberry tr.s wife, and children Elizabeth. 5. and Richard. 1. arrived at Kai Tak international airport and
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      Lock icon 'Obote training people to overthrow Kenyan Govt
      142 4 'Obote training people to overthrow Kenyan Govt 1/ AMP ALA, Thurs. Uganda's military Head of State, Gen. Idi Amin. yesterday accused ousted President Milton Obote of training people near Lake Kyoga in Uganda to overthrow the Kenyan Government He told a Fress confirrnce that about 750 modern weapons were captured
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      Senegal to oust journalist
      60 4 DAKAR. Thurs. The Senegal Government announced last night it would expel a British freelance journalist. Russel Warren Rowe. who has covered Senegal for the Baltimore Sun. No expulsion date was given. A Government communique charged that over the past 18 months. Howe had written "a great
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      Lock icon Dinner for Daley the largest ever?
      142 4 (""HICAGO, Thurs. —How do you give a dinner for 11.000 people? Start with an exhibition hall, hire 1,500 waiters, 100 bartenders and ret a 100- gallon kettle to simmer the meat sauce for five days. That's what happened in Chicago to prepare for last
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    Lock icon Second Mao space shot now in orbit
    295 5 Second Mao space shot now in orbit WASHINGTON, Thursday. £HINA yesterday launched its second earth satellite. The satellite, of undisclosed size, was launched from the Shuang-Chens Pzu space centre in central China and was quickly monitored by the global satellite and detection system of the North American Air Defence Command.
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      BRITAIN NOW SELLS MORE TO THE SIX
      130 5 BRITAIN NOW SELLS MORE TO THE SIX LONDON, Thurs. Britain is now selling for the first time more goods to the European Common Market than to the Commonwealth, according to a survey on Bri t a i n's overseas trade issued by the Department of Trade and Industry yesterday. The
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      60 5 LONDON: French entertainer Maurice Chevalier was the centre of a nostalgic gathering of British stage and screen celebrities yesterday when he attended a luncheon at the Dorcttester Hotel to mark the English publication of his memoirs. The 82-year-old Chevalier's memoirs. "I remember it well," from the title of one of
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      41 5 CANBFRRA: Vandals early this morning painted slogans In two foot high black paint across the main chancery of the South African Embassy iiere. The words "smash apartheid" were painted on the building and also across the front gate of the embassy.
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      39 5 PARIS: Thousands of tax-payers in La Havre will have to make their Income tax declarations all over again because someone dropped a match into a letter box at the local tax office and reduced the newly-com-pleted forms to ashes.
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      28 5 NEW DELHI: A large chunk of earth burled alive four girls, aged 9 to 13. digging a pit in Kakrola village on the outskirts of New Delhi yesterday.
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      28 5 MELBOURNE: Police ejected about 15 JewLsh protestors from the Big Top of the touring Moscow circus here last night after a demonstration in front of hundreds of children.
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      30 5 MANILA: Manila Mayor Mr. Antcnio VUlegas yesterday oraered investigation into a report that sex drugs and other medicines smuggled in from China were being sold In Chinese-owned drugstores here. Agen-
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    Lock icon POLICE NOW UNDER THIEU'S CONTROL
    125 5 POLICE NOW UNDER THIEU'S CONTROL CAIGON, Thurs.— PreJ sident Thieu has signed a degree placing South Vietnam's police organisation directly under his control. The decree signed on Monday provides for the setting up of a Police Command to replace the Directory of National Police, formerly under the control of the
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    9 die in crash
    29 5 TOKYO. Thurs A truck collided with an express train today at a crossing near FujiYoshida. 60 miles from here, killing nine persons and injuring 40.
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    Lock icon That new entry law will have apartheid effect
    165 5 That new entry law will have apartheid effect WOLVERHAMPTON, Thursday. ROMAN Catholic Bishop said yesterday that Britain's proposed new immigration law could have the same effect as the pass system in South Africa. Bishop Joseph Cleary, auxiliary Bishop of Birmingham, said that the legislation introduced "control 0/ immigration in terms
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    Police remove" protesting British Asians
    91 5 Police remove" protesting British Asians NAIROBI. Thurs. Five British Asians, who have been demonstrating and sleeping outside the offices of the British High Commission here since last week were yesterday removed by the police. The Asians seek entry vouchers to Britain and ire protesting against British immigration policy. On Tuesday
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    Tankers pact
    22 5 MOSCOW. Thurs. India signed aii agreement yesterday for the purchase of three Soviet oil tankers, *ach in the 16.0Q0--tnn rlass
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    Lock icon Sit-down protest over land take-over
    74 5 HOUSEWIVES and children. v*ho are members cf the "Junior Action Corps" sit and cry as not police charge in to remove them from the land requisitioned for Tokyo's second International Airport at Narita. north-e a s t of Tokyo, on Wednesday. Some 400 farmers assisted
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    Death fail woman's body is still not claimed
    171 6 Death fail woman's body is still not claimed CINGAPORE, Thurs. J The body of the young Malacca born woman found dead at the foot of 21 -storey Selegie Hou>e yesterday has not been claimed. Anyone who can help is asked to contact Inspector LJm Soo Gee of Kandang Kerbau police
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    To to draw results
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs The numbers picked In today's Toto Draw No 17 71 were 47. 1. 28, 37. 31. The additional number was 41. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 13, 20. 15.
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    STORE-MADE GOODS: DUTCH CAN ACT AS MIDDLEMEN
    219 6 STORE-MADE GOODS: DUTCH CAN ACT AS MIDDLEMEN SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Netherlands is offering to art as a middleman for made-in-Singapore goods because it is generally difficult far developing nations to find markets for their industrial products in the sophisticated West European market. This was disclosed tonight when the Netherlands' first
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    HDB says 'No' to mini-market in Outram Park
    216 6 HDB says 'No' to mini-market in Outram Park SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Housing Board has turned down a suggestion by the Outram Park Residents' Association to convert one of the area's playdecks into a mini-mar-ket. An HDB spokesman explained today that from past experience it had been found that small markets
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    Stage Club away to a 'good start'
    219 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A good start was made by the Stage Ci-b wnn t.itir first production for this year. Flip Side, by Hugh and Margaret Williams, is a well-written, articulate play. There are only four characters in the play. Candida and husband Julian are
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    Bribery case accused: 'Tec used me
    335 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. CHINESE medicine shop assistant, Yong Sen Fatt, 39, accepted a $200 bribe from the lover of a bar waitress "on behalf" of his detective friend, a court heard today. But Yong, who was making his defence on a bribery charge, den'.ed that
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    lAC dealers win world trips
    72 6 lAC dealers win world trips SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two Singapore air-condi-tioning dealers have been awarded round-the-world trips for achieving the best sales for last year among all International Airconditioning Company (lAC) dealers. They are Mr. Chla Yong Peng. 27, proprietor of Alrcon Enterprises, and Mr. Ho Ah Slew of Alre-Fro Corporation.
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    Foong's chilli plant bears fruit—in two forms
    246 7  - Foong's chilli plant bears fruit— in two forms TAN WEE LIAN By Singapore, Thurs TWO peas in ;i pod enillv look alike. So 100 should two chillies from a chilli plant. But not Mr. Vincent Foong's. The chilli-padi plant he sowed six months ago has borne fruit in two forms
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    Jailed for helping to sell off stolen herbs
    139 7 Jailed for helping to sell off stolen herbs SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Chinese medical-hall owner, who assisted in the disposal of a large consignment of stolen medicinal herbs worth over $90,000. was jailed for five months today. Wong Yong Kit, 43. admitted the offence at Ban Seng Hoe Medical Hall in
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    Police drive against 'topless' drivers
    147 7 IPOH. Thurs— "Topless" or "semi-topless" drivers of public service vehicles will be one of the targets of the campaign by Traffic Police here to boost the image of the town. Five taxi drivers have been booked by traffic police for driving without a shirt on
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    Murder suspect shot dead
    64 7 ALOR STAR. Thurs. A murder suspect was shot dead by a police ambush party when he tried to attack them with a parang at Kampong Buklt Kabu. Ulu Mahang, South Kedah, yesterday. Zalnal bin Latlff. 28. was wanted by police In connection with the murder of
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    Science Academy to hold congress in December
    241 7 Science Academy to hold congress in December SINGAPORE, Thursday rpHE National Academy of Science will hold its second triennial congress in December together with a junior assembly for senior students, its vice-president, Dr. D.S. Johnson, announced today. Theme of the congress will be "Science and the urban environment in the
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    BAG WITH $1,870 STILL NOT CLAIMED
    118 7 BAG WITH $1,870 STILL NOT CLAIMED SINGAPORE, Thurs. A bag found in taxidriver Wong Chan Poh's cab yesterday has not been claimed as the owner, Mr. V.B. Carnahan, has left the Republic. But Mr. Carnahan's friend, who reported the loss, said he would be returnIng from his visit of a
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    Flying stop
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The chief of the Indian Navy. Admiral Sardarual Nanda. passed through Singapore today while flying on transit to Indonesia for a visit. He was with his wife.
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    Toa Payoh association launches big campaign for members
    350 7 SINGAPORE, Thur«. mHE Toa Payoh Flat A Owners' Association launches a membership drive tomorrow hoping to enrol at least 75 per cent of the homeowners in each of the 65 blocks of flats sold in the estate. According to the association's secretary,
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    Dawn death by fire
    32 7 KAMPAR, Thurs. A club caretaker set himself on fire at Jalan Ampang here Just before dawn yesterday. Voon Cho, 68, died soon after be was admitted to hospital.
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    Teenage gang steals 2 cars to attend a dance
    239 7 Teenage gang steals 2 cars to attend a dance BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. The police put two and two together. A STOLEN CAR found abandoned on Saturday night in a ditch near the Seria oil town. A YOUTH from the car later seeking treatment at the Seria hospital for facial
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    NPC and SIM seminar
    76 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs Minister of State for Finance. Mr. Tang See Chlm. will open a week-long seminar on "Corporate planning" jointly organised by the National Productivity Centre and Singapore Institute of Management at Ming Court Hotel on Monday. The seminar, to be attended by 30 top local
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    Misadventure
    42 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The coroner, Mr Uew Ngik Kee today recorded a misadventure verdict on Yeo Chwee Yang, 83, who died six days after being scalded by boiling water at her home In Sit Wan Road, off Outram Road, on Feb. 15.
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    Lock icon Principals told to look out for pupils on drugs
    194 8 DENANG, Thurs. Heads of schools in the State have been told to be on the lookout for students taking drugs, the Chief Education Officer, Mr. Tan Teik Beng, said here today. "I have also told them to take care of the
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    Chua to open fun fair
    68 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The NfacPherson community centre will organise a food and fun fair on Saturday and Sunday as part of Its project to raise $20,000 to build another wing at the centre to provide better facilities for Indoor games. The Health Minister, Mr. Chua Slan
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    PLANS TO WIPE OUT GIANT SNAILS IN BRUNEI
    125 8 PLANS TO WIPE OUT GIANT SNAILS IN BRUNEI BANDAR SERI B E G A W A N, Thurs. The giant snails that came in with the invading Japanese forces almost 30 years ago may be liehtinc their last battle here soon. The s n a il s, known as achatina
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    Passenger hurt in crash
    47 8 Passenger hurt in crash SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Morris Minor crashed Into a tree along Farrer Road this morning Injuring a passenger, Tan Hong Kiat. 20. He was warded in Outram Hospital. The driver, Pang See Mul, 22. was unhurt. There were 59 traffic accidents yesterday, three serious.
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    Traffic fine
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Taxi driver, Lim Cheng L<ang was fined $100 today when he (ailed to stop at a traffic red light and collided Into a car at the Junction of Dunearn Road and Chancery Lane on May 9 last year. H< was also disqualified from driving for one
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    The country now safe, says Mentri Besar
    179 8 IPOH, Thursday 'pHE approval given by 1 Parliament to the Constitutional (Amendments) Bill, putting sensitive issues beyond challenge, "means that the country is now safe." "We can expect to look forward to greater solidarity, and goodwill among all loyal Malaysians." Dato Hajl Kamaruddln,
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    The marks of a perfect teacher
    445 8 The marks of a perfect teacher SYMPOSIUM LISTS THE QUALITIES NEEDED SINGAPORE, Thurs By CHUA SIEW KENG LEADERSHIP, ability to work well will. others, high intellectual and ethical qu ties, enthusiasm, compassion, patience, Iniiiii lity, a sense of humour, conviction, dedicati loyalty, idealism and a critical mind. Quali to be
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      178 8 Round One Our little 10-inch TV is a revolution. It revolves on its round base. If you decide you want to sit somewhere else for a change, it'll still f ace in your direction. You can watch round one at home. With regular AC electricity. And round two in the
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      134 8 1 I Iff, Opp By Uttntlin INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN RACE wiCV^ rt&- I S~~ I sdc-^'n RIGHT, DRIVER REX KOHMAYER HAS )qJ>£& JT -WILL BE rfV^/^yV" BOY, JUST JUST BEEN INJURED IN A Jef^rvWs, oA^StkC HANDLED BY AN 1 OKAY. REMEMBER MINOR TRACK ACCIDENT/ V*&J£<&^t pO^spOO^ UNKNOWN ROOKIE I s'/5 OOP,
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    $50 mil to revamp public road transport
    450 9 $50 mil to revamp public road transport SINGAPORE, Thur«. fIFTY million doll.iis. This is what Singapore's massive revamping of its pub lie load transport sit vice will cost the Re public. A substantial part of this amount will go towards creating a modern bus fleet of 2.000. from the present
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    Don't place obstacles in NTUC's education plans, bosses warned
    505 9 Don't place obstacles in NTUC's education plans, bosses warned CINGAPORE, Thurs. Employers were warned today not to place "unnecessary obstacles" in the NTUCs labour education programmes by refusing employees time off to attend such courses. Otherwise, the matter might have to be made a major industrial issue, declared NTUC secretarygeneral.
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      318 9 Straits Times Crossword _t~~~__! ■_B_BBr'~~^i ~^^i~~^^i ACBOSS S. ArUst who might draw 1. Bee company head after pies ra <7) go bad (10). 7. Heath to take boat out at 6 Teacher*' girl lends spice to Lake Success? (6). things (6). 8. Book by philosopher on the 8. I* old
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    $51,000 damages to port worker hurt in rescue bid
    173 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs Th<> Port Authority was ordered by the High Court today to pay $51,700 damages to a former port worker, who was seriously injured while trying to rescue a colleague "in the face of certain death The amount was awarded
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    BIG FIGHT TELECAST STARTS AT 11 A.M.
    82 10 BIG FIGHT TELECAST STARTS AT 11 A.M. KUALA I I M PIR. Thurs It is Anal. At 11 a.m. on Tuesday TV Malaysia will telecast "live" the Clay-Fraiier title fight in New York. A TV Malaysia spokesman said one hour had been set aside for the actual relay of the
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    $139,000 claim director: My signature was forged...
    423 10 $139,000 claim director: My signature was forged... SINGAPORE, Thursday BUSINESSMAN Mr. Balwant Singh told the High Court today thai his signature had been forged in a document, which led to a sum of U5545,000 ($139,496) In a letter of credit being paid out in Taiwan to "unauthorised sources." Mr. Singh,
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    Bank had warned about the deal, court told
    108 10 financing the building of the fishing vessel in Taiwan on an approach made to him in Singapore by a property dealer. Mr. Lee Kok Poo. Mr. Singh would under the project earn for himself a $5,000 commission, counsel said. Cross-examined by Mr.
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    New industries boost S'pore exports
    77 10 New industries boost S'pore exports SINGAPORE. Thurs. British shipping executive Mr. P.D. Wynne today said the growth of Singapore industries in recent years had resulted in an increase in exports of consumer goods. ■With the sound economic climate that the Republic appears to offer. It is expected that this trend
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    Tax fine
    29 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tan Hoan Kle Realty Ltd. was today fined $3,000 for not submitting income tax returns for the yetrs 1964-69. The company had 10 previous convictions.
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    Top Indian film star for stage show
    160 10 SINGAPORE Thurs. Top Indian film star Raj Kapoor is expected to make personal ap- pearances here at the screening of a four-and-a half hour movie, entitled "Mera Nan Joker" ("I'm a Clown"). This was disclosed by Mr. A. M. Tariq. chairman of the
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    Ship back from Mecca
    36 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The pilgrim sMp Anshun returned from Mecca today with about 124 passengers aboard. Another pilgrim ship, the Kuala Lumpur, with 248 passengers aboard, will arrive on Sunday at 7.30 a.m.
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    Profits down—and the gods are blamed
    65 10 Profits down— and the gods are blamed IPOH. Thurs.— Perak Turf Club's profits last year dropped by almost half because "the gods were unkind to us on several occasions." the club's chairman. Dato Yeoh Cheang Lee. said today. Profits last year were $286,241. compared with $534,412 In 1969. Three digit
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    Cars and people: Singapore takes No. 2 spot in Asia
    320 10 Cars and people: Singapore takes No. 2 spot in Asia CINGAPORE. Thurs. J Singapore has now the second highest car population in Asia. And the present total of 1.159 miles of road at the island is fast becoming inadequate. The Commissioner of Police. Mr. Cheam Kirn Seang. says this in
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    9-man Russian shipping team stays in
    80 10 9-man Russian shipping team stays in SINGAPORE. Thurs. The visiting Russian shipping delegation today stayed Indoors in their Ladyhill Hotel rooms to do "some paperwork" as one of them said. "At the moment, we do not have in mind any particular shipyard we would be visiting." said Mr O Belllnkov,
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    Ticket *****15 wins $400,000
    210 10 Ticket *****15 wins $400,000 CINGAPORE. Tl J Ticket *****15 won the prize of $400,000 the Singapore s Draw condui Singapore Pools I Ltd. at the Out Park Shopping plex tonight The other result Second < $150,000' 3' third i575.000> *****11 JACKPOT NUMB] ($10,000): *****82. 25' *****00. *****14, 28 I.X K
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    Mindef crash cyclist gets $48,000 damages
    116 10 Mindef crash cyclist gets $48,000 damages SINGAPORE Than. The *J Government was orderI ed today to pay 548.000 j damages to a teenacc knocked down by a Mind, i van. in Changi Road on April 6. 1968. Mr Justice D'Cotta heM driver Stephen Och. no* salesman, was solely to blame
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    Dr. Winzer confident of a diplomatic tie-up with Spore
    331 11 Dr. Winzer confident of a diplomatic tie-up with Spore CLEMENT MESENAS SINGAPORE, Thursday gAST German Foreign Minister Dr. Otto Winzer is confident his discussions with the Singapore Government have brought the two countries a "step closer" towards a diplomatic tie-up. 1 By Dr. Winzer, 69, who arrived on Monday, described
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    Lock icon New Soviet envoy to Singapore
    57 11 MOSCOW. Thurs Mr. Bon> Bezrukavnikov has been appointed Soviet ambassador to Singapore. Tass News Agency reported. Mr. Bezrukavnikov. 48. replaces Mr Ilya Safronov. who who has been given a new assignment. Tass said. The new envoy hat held posts at several embassies during his 17
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    Stateless woman who came in without papers
    201 11 Stateless woman who came in without papers SINGAPORE. Tburs—Anxious to see her dying aunt, a "stateless" woman from West Malaysia erased the Causeway despite objections from the immigration office at Woodlands a court heard today. Santa M.;ria Theresa, 34, charged with illegal entry, claimed that she wanted to hi at
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    Visit of YWCA president
    53 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs Greek-born Mrs. A Athanasslou. president of the Worid YWCA will arrive in Singapore on Tuesday for a three-day visit. On Wednesday she will meet Singapore's First Lady. Mrs. Sheares. who Is a patron of the local YWCA. and attend the association's 96th "birthday" dinner
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    9 youths to be charged today
    117 11 9 youths to be charged today SINGAPORE. Thurs. Nine youths, arrested this week, are to be charged in court tomorrow. Seven of them were detained following the arrest of the first two on Monday in separate incidents. In the first Incident at Anderson Bridge, a traffic policeman arrested a young
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    MP's question on road repairs
    70 11 SINGAPORE.- Thurs— The MP for Sembawang. Mr Teong Eng Slong. has submitted a question about road repairs and street lighting for a sitting of Parliament after March 9. He wants to know If Jalan Ulu Sembawang. "which Is badly damaged. will be repaired immediately, and
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    Judgment for firm in 'good title' suit
    349 11 SINGAPORE Thurs. MR. Justice Chua gave judgment today for Joo Yee Homes Ltd 'n a Simmons application over a $100,000 bungalow in Thomson Ridge, where the name of its former owner was differently given In two conveyance documents. He held that the name
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    IUC director due here
    59 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The director of the Inter-Unlverslty Council for Higher Education Overseas (lUC), Dr. R. C. Griffiths, will arrive here tomorrow for a two-day visit. He Is here to gain an Impression of Singapore's two universities, both of which are associated with the lUC. and to
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    Presentation
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs The chairman of the 1970 SATA Donation Drew Committee, Mrs. Miranda Eu, will present a Morris 1100-8 car to the winner of the first prize at the SATA Chest and Heart Clinic at Shenton Way on Monday at 5 00 p.m.
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    Master of ship to return home from the sea for good
    257 11  - Master of ship to return home from the sea for good LEE SU SAN By CINGAPORE, Thurs. Going "Over the sea to Skye" will soon be more than Just a song lyric for ship's master Captain W.T.D. Macmillan. For he will be doing Just that two weeks hence a sailor
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    Directors meet to discuss splitting MSA's assets
    203 11 Directors meet to discuss splitting MSA's assets CINGAPORE, Thurs.— j MSA's board of directors today began a two-day meeting here with the mechanics of dividing the assets between Singapore and Malaysia the two major shareholders as a major item of discussion. The meeting is being held I amidst speculation that
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    Pirate fined
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Pirate I taxi driver Tan Chlow Khan, was fined 1150 for using his car lor hire without a taxi licence on June 2 last year at Dhoby Ghaut nlo car was forfeited.
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      WORKERS' SAFETY
      480 12 When Singapore has its advisory council on industrial safety and Health, a proposal which Dr. Gch Keng Swee made last year, the unions, employen and the government will wonder how they ever managed without one. They have managed, indeed, very badly. The report of the committee, just published,
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      CHINA'S SECOND SHOT
      186 12 Peking has once again left it to the North American Air Defence Ccrnmand to announce the launching of its second satellite. This is not necessarily because China is modest. Washington's announcement has its own special psychological effect. China's nuclear and space capabilities and their military implications are
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      CLUB IN DISTRESS
      348 12 The Royal Perak Flying Club was last happily buoyant before the Japanese war. Launched in 1936 with a Government subsidy, the club then had three aircraft, instructors and an enthusiastic membership of over 100. When the war came the aircraft were requisitioned by the R.A.F. and lost
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    Lock icon Life gets tougher for the immigrant smugglers
    578 12  -  DAVID CROSS: LONDON I BY ALTHOUGH groups of illegal Asian immigrants are still making their way to Britain by small boat, there is strong evidence that life is becoming more difficult for the smugglers. The various rackets operated by the immigrant smuggling organisations,
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      THESE HAWKERS PROVIDED AN ESSENTIAL SERVICE
      103 12 |N THE past few days the police and workers of the Petaling Jaya town board have chased away the hawkers in front of the Section 14 market. I do not understand why hawking is forbidden at this wide open space. If the town board
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      Higher pay
      120 12 IN his letter (ST.. Mar 1) Mr. K. K. Yong stated that the Aziz scheme for the teachers does not permit those who earn higher academic qualifications in the course of their career to move to the higher scales. This statement is incorrect. Il is categorically recommended in
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      No light
      63 12 PROMISES, PROMISES '1 hat has been the response, month after month, year after year, to the request of the peo» pie of Kampong Selamat for the electrification ot their homes. The irony is that residents of neighbouring kampongs enjoy this benefit. Why not us? Frankly, were tired of
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      127 12 ■THE President of the W.M. Plantation Executives has expressed his grievance as to the loss of letters in the post. I have recently lost numerous letters addressed to my wife In Malacca, and when I made an enquiry through the proper channel, the reply was that nothing would be done
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      A syndicate
      59 12 REGULARLY. bicycles and motor cycles or parts from them are stolen while they are parked along Hale Lane Ipoh. Clearly. this Is the work of a syndicate. And the police appear to be doing precious little about it. Surely a plain clothes man could he stationed around this
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    When the postman fails to knock
    1052 12  - When the postman fails to knock HARRY MILLER THE COST AND THE ANGUISH OF BRITAIN'S SEVEN-WEEK POSTAL WORKERS' STRIKE By London ONE HARD lesson learned by trade unionists in Britain from the postal strike is that the present British government is .prepared to stand and face such challenges to its
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      153 12 AUTO-ELECTRIC FAN REGULATES ENGINE TEMPERATURE TO GIVE PEAK PERFORMANCE, LONGER ENGINE LIFE. The Wood-Jeffreys fan, With printed circuit >a /v electric driving motor, V\ 11 W is thermostatically \A \la/ activated to control engine heat. It gives os9&^^ considerable assistance In reducing engine heat #f in air-conditioned cars, V keeps
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      Danger I signs still there
      482 13  - Danger I signs still there BLAIR JOHNSON London market By CHARE prices on the London Stock Exchange have taken a knock since the beginning of last month and until Wednesday looked as 1 they would go lower. News yesterday that the Post Office strike was about to end saw shar,e
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      No local tie-up in shut-down of Indon rubber factories
      288 13  - No local tie-up in shut-down of Indon rubber factories MOK SIN PIN By THE six crumb rubber plant.-, which had their permits to operate revoked recently by the Indonesian Government are not connected with Malaysian or Singapore investments. They are mostly comparatively small and unknown Indonesian com p a nies
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      CITY TALK
      135 13  -  Croesus tm^m By Oriental souvenirs rE indefatigable couple who gave tourists in Singapore and Malaysia something fragrant to remember their visits by in Perfumes of the Orient is at it again. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stone have set up Souvenirs of the Orient, a company which will manufacture
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      64 13 RISES Mi Mister $2.16 +.04 S.T.C. $0.78 +.02 Sentosa $0.99 +.03 Fed. Cables $1.07 +.03 t'.0.8. $1.79 +.03 Sel. Dredge $3.00 +.03 FALLS M. Cement $170 —.10 Pan El $111 —03 Ben Co. $1.24 —03 Is. Pen. $0.85 —03 S.E.A. Corps $1.14 —02 PMC $133 —02 MOST
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      STORE A PART OF FORD'S ASIAN BUGGY PROJECT
      389 13  - STORE A PART OF FORD'S ASIAN BUGGY PROJECT NANCY BRYAMJI By CINGAPORE is ex- pected to figure prominently in the production of the lowcost Asian buggy which was announced recently by motor car tycoon, Henry Ford 11. when he was in the Republic. While confirming the importance of Singapore's role.
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      All set to launch Steel Institute
      267 13 IMII South hast Asia Iron and Steel Institute will be launched officially in Singapore on Tuesday with an inaugural meeting attended by representatives from member countries, Ecafe, and other dignitaries at the MIC Conference Hall. A budget to cover the institute's activities will be
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      NOL to buy second supertanker
      470 13  -  TSAI TAN By SECOND supertanker and several product tankers are on the shopping list of Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines in its expansion programme for the next four years. A company spokesman said yesterday that NOL has consolidated its position where dry cargo carriers were concerned
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      Straits Times Indices
      35 13 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Industrials: 148.41 148.46 f Hotels: 65.90 65.87 Properties: 115.29 115.04 t Tins: 88.80 88.83 t rubbers: 114 .49 114.46 *Dec. 30. 1966=100 fDec. 31, 1968=100 tDec. 29, 1962=100
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      123 13 \burmoney is safe in Australia Registered Mortgages on land and buildings have been one of the safest investments over the years, preferred by careful investors throughout the world for the'past century. Australian Housing Mortgages are particularly attractive because of the stability of the Australian Government and the sound growth of
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      281 13 INSIDE Grrat possibilities (or tin procrssinr industry 1 in Malaysia; Russian machine tools on display at Juronc; New* from Indonesia; Marhetinf column; People in business. Pa(« 14. Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities. Page IS. Overseas markets London, New York, Melbourne. Hong Kong; Closing prices and business
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    Great possibilities for tin processing industry in Malaysia
    1179 14  - Great possibilities for tin processing industry in Malaysia CHEN MENG KONG By High priest or go-between yyHKN it comes to tin processing at home, there is little that Malaysia can show. But the possibilities are great. Out of an annual production of over 90,000 tons, less than 70 tons are
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    113 14 Mr. David Ong, former assistant manager of the Seaview Hotel, has joined the Hotel Royal in Singapore as front office manager. Mr. Suguru Watanabe. an executive of Shiseido Cosmetics head office In Tokyo, will arrive in Singapore soon to study market requirements. Mr. Wee Teow Hoon, an
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    NEWS FROM INDONESIA
    517 14  -  HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA: High house rents are becoming a more or less permanent feature of the city scene as building fails to* keep pace with demand. Some foreign organisations expanding their operations in Indonesia find they must pay around US$l,OOO a month to house each family
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    USSR machine tools on show at Jurong
    327 14  -  MOK SIN PIN B> MODKRN machinery including some of the Soviet Union's latest developments will highlight the week-long exhibition of USSR machine tools. starting tomorrow at Jurone This is the first time an exhibition of machinery and machine tools from the USSR is
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      IIG shock for HK creditors
      198 15 HONG KONG. A Swiss bank formerly acting he International Investors' Group has told IIG creditors in Hong Kong to write to Liberia— which la as good as telling their to go jump In a lake. The creditors had hoped laim the money they through Investin
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      Company highlights
      231 15 MALAYAN Breweries v to pay an interim dividend of 8 per cent on its Ordinary and Management shares for the year ending June against 7 per cent last time— the 1969-70 total was 25 per cent. METAL BOX is paying a second interim dividend of 6 per cent
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      Exchange rates
      169 15 'THE Association ol Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announcea these best eed merchant rates as at Mar 4 Local dollars Co one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling f-ound Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S D Selling TT or OU 7 404U 3.4625 ***** 7.4200 ***** i IT
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      Trading quietens down
      240 15 AS THE Singapore Budget draws closer, trading is taking on a slower and uncertain turn on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. Apart from the lingering support noted for leading investment issues, the market yesterday was generally lacking in incentive to deal as was reflected in
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        Tin unchanged .
        200 15 Tin unchanged 11HE Straits tin price lr. Penang yesterday remained unchanged at 5C28.6:iJ per plcul on an official offering up 18 tons to 226 tons. Despite the £1 drop lr. the overnight London metal price to £1.446 a ton. the local market was very steady It was well supported all
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        Straits tin shipment
        67 15 ol Straits refined tin from Penang tor February i 6.679 tons according to statistics issued by Trading Uowing table shows the tonnage and destination, and aj shipments from Klang via Port Swettenham February lan/Feb 1 Kin 120 175 let t Total".'.'.'. 2.890 3.94S 1.236 3.599* 5 6
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 15 MARCH 4 RUBBER 97.25 cents per kilo (down 0.50 cent) TIN: 5628.62* unchanged) Official offering 226 tons (up 18 tons)
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        53 15 <1> Export price tv non-ster in U.S. dollars per ounce. 11l Local dealers price Id Singapore dollars per ta«l London Beirut HonKkODK Paru 3'oore (1) Spore (2) tU.I. 3* n 3b. IS 40.29 3«.»0B U.MI i:- 13 40.L'6 t UNCH fU.t. 35.71 39.05 40.06 3>..7ci8 3- MM
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        94 15 HINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Coconut Oil nulk I Jen Copra: HUM (fob.) loose Keb Mar CX Cool t35 B. Pepper: Miin'ok ASTA r| NI W IITSI W t Sjr:i»ai, Sarawak special black i.o b. *157 i sellers. Barawak ABTA black fob. 100%
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        PALM OIL
        23 15 in London on Wnlnrdiiy the price ul Malayan I pir cent. Mm was quot.d r»i fll&.OO seller* or $25J I HUM
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        RUBBER IS QUIET
        204 15 AFTER an unchanged opening an uninspir- i ing session took place in i the rubber market yesterday. Early business was at improved levels with some trade interest in evidence, but this was i short-lived and the j market slipped back again towards noon. Turnover was small. Covering
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        EASIER TREND IN THE MARKET
        632 15 i Ii H the slightly better M -ltiment and underfelt last week, the c more adopted i lor trend and lost from previous clos- "iv says Holiday A: Bath in its weekly r review. if worthwhile conniterest. liquidation March position and hedge selling reduced prices
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        Asian Dollar
        48 15 TIE following Asian Dollar rates were I "ed yesterday by Bank America The rates are for deposits of US$25 000 md above One month 4 5/Bp.c Two months 4 3/4p.c Three months 4 7/Bp.C Six months 5 l/2p.c Nino months 5 3/4p.c Twelve months 6 1/Bp.C
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      557 15 An International Manufacturing Company invites applications from Malaysian Citizens holding the following qualifications MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN Age 23 26, with Senior Cambridge Certificate or equivalent Technical Institute qualification and at least two years experience in draughtsmanship. MECHANICAL FITTER Age 24 32, with minimum L.C t education and at least five years
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    945 16 DUSINESS In and reported to tlie Singapore and Ku;ila Lumpur tradlnij rooau of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the numbir ol shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified INDI STRIALS Vnu 111 $1 37. Al.-an >5) $1.44 Ben A to. (I) $1.24. (I
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    CLOSING PRICES
    836 16 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFli.i'ii.v LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE IT Lorara iom closed easier. II KNOVKR: Official turnover as supple Stock Exchange yi cludinn odd lots totalled 000 < 1.620.5001. stfKt: units
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      324 16 \f ELBOURNE Than. IftDstocks showed slfjns of in light trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. which have suffered severely in the pan recovered marg;naliy. R A whs marked up by 20 cents to $10.40 and New Bioken Hill put on 10 cents to $11 90 Kathlern Investments recovered
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      249 16 ■V T EW YORK. Wed— The stock market put In another Indecisive session with prices generally little changed on the day. Advances tnd declines were about even. Volume, at about 15 million shares, topped yesterday's pace. The backing and filling action, analysts said, strengthened the market technically. In
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      TIN
      33 16 LONDON. W»d Spot buytn tin: fl). ••ll*n ***** (—11), rorwtPd t>uy*r« £1446 ***** mnoh i. Btttl*ra«nt 1144* -f M) Turnover ra. 918 too* p.m. 40 top* Tone Qultt. (PrleM Id m*tm taiFT
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      73 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Wednesday 63.95 Tuesday 63.90 64.69 RIBBEKS Wednesday 170.24 Tuesday 169.67 Week ago 168.15 OILS Wednesday 260 63 Tuesday 260 74 Week ago 276.14 INDISTRIALS Wednesday 312.3 Tuesday 305 3 Week ago 326.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDISTRIALS Wednesday 882.39 Tuesday 883.01 Week ago 875 62 LONDON DOLLAR
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      370 16 LONDON. UVd. Thr Mock market clotrd firm today on revived hor«-» of a MlllMMut to the postal depute combined with the r'.te In th. l\K Kold r-«crv*» and the ■tatement hy tru- P.rn.sh Insurance I i Indicating It knew of nn i irtti.T compamm In difficulties. At H p.m
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      273 16 IJONG KONO. Thurs— After a rather slow and uncertain ■tart, the Hong Kong stock market advanced on buying sup- J port and finished on a firm note j Hong Kong Land closed at HKSIOO HKSI up on the day. Banks were in demand and the London regiMer put
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      748 16 SHARIKAT JENGKA SENDIRIAN BERHAD The Forestry DivtMon ol a large Integrated tonst utilization complex Invites applications for the post of TRAINEE FORESTER from suitable candid. .tet navnis the following qualifications:— iai Malaysian citizen ib) Graduate holding a Bachelor ol Science degree m Forestry (B.S.F) Irom an accredited university In the
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    Stunned crowd sees suicide drama on street
    107 17 Stunned crowd sees suicide drama on street PANJONG M A L I M. Thurs. A man trocuted himself •re a stunned yd here yesterday. Chen Chun. 35. a meirller had a luarrel with his 1 v. r arrears of g the yuarrel. Chin I the 78- j ear-old ■in with
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    Machine gives 1600 copies an hour
    56 17 Machine gives 1600 copies an hour ore. Thurs. A I machine which es h r .vill be introduced to lulpmeni market The copier, which was demon- at Press conference toone of the latest office Knt products to be dls-•wo-day exhibition ••a by IBM. Singapore pore HilThe new machine is listed
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    'Pirates' off the streets again
    94 17 'Pirates' off the streets again SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Most "pirate" taxis disappeared from Singapore roads tonight after police began another round of raids against them. Six operators who were detained were released on personal bonds after the police had recorded their particulars. They will be charged in court soon. Their "taxis"
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    Course on use of the library
    70 17 Course on use of the library SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The group services section of the National Library will hold a four-week course on the use of the library. The course, beginning at 10.30 ajn. on Mar. 10 at the library's staff training room, If free but limited to 40 persons on
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    Company fined
    26 17 Singapore. Thurs. Tele EectroUc Bervlce Ltd wa* today fined $300 for not submitting its Income returns for 1909. The company had three previous convictions.
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    Asean meet
    32 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Ttours. The third meeting of Asean's finance committee befan at the Wisma Putra here today. The two-day meeting will discuss details of implementing some of the association's projects.
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    SAFETY IN INDUSTRY ADVISORY BODY
    768 17  -  JOSEPH YEO: A joint proposal is submitted to Govt 3y Singapore, Thursday 12 MAN committee representing la--1) ou i management ;iiid other organisations has recommended to the Government tluit it set up an advisory council on industrial safety and health in the Republic The aim
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    When the school leavers swarm the factories..
    412 17 CINGAPORE, Thnrs. Some 40,400 schoolleavers will be entering the industrial market within the next two years and unless adequate safety measures are enforced, they will become victims of industrial hazards or diseases. This warning is contained in a report published today by a
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      159 17 ELREMCO Wolf MINIATURE SOLDERING IRON /fli Elremco-Wolf's subminiature /^WK-, jS Series MS Solderstat is precision f]^—^^/^ built to handle the most jyvi IT delicate soldering jobs. The unit features an electronic thermostat control that auto- s matically adjusts the soldering point to changing thermal s~~sj conditions. This makes possible w^*^
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      101 17 NETHERLANDS ECONOMIC MISSION Wetcowne to Singapore ALGEMENE BANK NEDERLAND N.V. (General Bank of the Netherlands) Established 1824 now combined with Hollandsche Bank-Unie N.V. an international bank for international business Head Office: Amsterdam Branches In the Netherlands. Great Britain. Hong Kong. India, Indonesia, Japan. Kenya. Lebanon, Malaysia. Pakistan, Saudi Arabia. Singapore,
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      621 17 On your TV and radio today 3.N P.M. Opening 6.30 News m Brief and General Hospital S.3S Children's Corner (Chinese) 3.M For the Family 7.15 Sports Parade 3.51 A Diary of Events in Singapore < 7.41 News (C, this Week 7.55 Chinese Variety Show 3.55 It's Happening m Singapore S.N
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      269 17 3.N P.M. Programme Summary (.43 The Brady Bunch 3.12 Anekarama 7M The Pursuerx-Model Crime *»i n, y D Tne Galloping Gourmet 3.21 Championships Racing Progr mm K e mmv 3.49 The Beverly Hillbillies I.N Mission Impossible 4.13 Riverboat S.N Ne«s (M) 5.N Programme Summary 9.17 World Round-Up 5.15 Pok AmaiAmai
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    Conman who had an unusual gift of the gab
    256 18 Conman who had an unusual gift of the gab CINGAPORE, Thurs. Confidence trickster Fok Siew Shun, 21, had the gift of the gab. He was so good at talking, a court heard todt y, he "tranquillised his victims. He talked to freelance photographer Ng Ken Kong after a chance meeting
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    Lecture on cancer
    59 18 Lecture on cancer SINGAPORE. Thurs. The director of gastrointestinal endoscopy at the Department of National Cancer Centre MosplUl In Tokyo, Dr. Yanao Oguro, will give a public lecture at the Pathology lecture theatre. Outran? Hospital on March 19 at B. IS p.m. He will speak on "Recent advances of endoscopy
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    Youths held on robbery charges
    73 18 Youths held on robbery charges SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Three youths were remanded today on two charges of armed robbery of watches. Lee Yuet Wan, 17, Mohammed Arlfiln bin Rajah, 19, and Teo Quee Keng. 18, were alleged to have robbed Mohammed Noor bin Puteh at knife-point at Elizabeth Walk on Feb.
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    Law results
    38 18 In the results of the University of Singapore's third-year law examinations published in the Straits Times on Feb. 27, the name Miss Rachel Margareth Morelra should have read Miss Rachel Margareth Mlzrahie. The error Is regretted.
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    University arts, accountancy results
    1890 18 CINGAPORE, Thurs. The University of Singapore today announced the results of the first examinations In arts, accountancy and business administration and the second examination (part- time) in accountancy held In January. The following have passed the first examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts: Ang
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    513,000 now use the Postal Bank
    143 18 SINGAPORE, Thursday. T^HE Postal Savings Bank opened 4,075 new accounts last month bringing the total number of depositors to a new high of 513,443. Deposits exceeded withdrawals by $1.8 million during the month, bringing the total amount due to depositors to a record figure
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    TAXIMAN JAILED FOR DEATH OF COUSINS
    147 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A tax driver was jailed for six months today after he was found guilty of causing the death of two girl cousins last year. Ponijian bin Dorakay alias Pinijian bin Abdul Rahim. 47. was disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for
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      342 18 Come to the Renault Party! Today and Tomorrow Bring the family we're having a happening. Free balloons for the kiddies! Refreshments served to everyone. And while you're enjoying yourself, have a quick glance at the new Renault 10. The four-door wonder car that gives you comfort, performance and economy Only
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      111 18 MULTI-STAGE VEHICLE WASH jC^fflJL pumps Ideal for Service Stations. [L I^~.| Easy to install space-saving I -tf |ir Grundfos is the leader iffHn n efficiency, economy L\lA*4/ltfWft and dependability. Maximum "X M^j reliability with minimum r^J^n^j 1 maintenance. Insist on Grundtos mm=^Wpfm^ B Vehicle Wash Pumps for QUALITY AND SERVICE
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      36 18 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl c ,T&'arJV- 3£*r-ZtiX ~njj£f <•*, HOW COME YER SO QUIEX ~J ~~"~^*'^Tj P"^ ?1 PETUNIA? YA USUALLY «s^h V/ NttV^-^J SOT fHJHLCNTY O' r^^T-n W\ \U COMMENTS ABOUT MY Nffte«£pM H\V\ Ul
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      Why some of your letters miss out
      234 19 Why some of your letters miss out DEFERRING to the letter Y.K. under how. elling 8 I March 3), the one v r fu» I to print cerni bus conhy do !iem? the such letf>ur views hink. that future print not seen them .iiain: i my change in •he third
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      Ability and not age should govern entry to school
      238 19 rERE was so much talk ring the age requirement for entry Primary One. but to there has been no ng the aj mci t live, does tolve problems. Year ir out we still tind a s«»d number of unfortunate schoolKids. httc
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      TYPHOID IN GEYLANC AND WHAT MEDICAL TESTS SHOW
      374 19 I REFER to the reporl 'Typhoid: Main riuisr is poor drainage, s;iys Ml'" I ST.. March 3). A Health Ministry statement had stated that the crucial factor in the current outbreak of typhoid in the Geylang Serai area was the breakdown in
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      What one resident says...
      202 19 What one resident says... IT IS a great shame that such statements come from our MP for Kampong Übl. Haji Yaacob bin Moha m c d (8.T., March 3). He described as "exaggerated" the statement by the Health Ministry (S.T., March 2) about personal hygiene and the work on the
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      100 19 QVER the last few months KJ a number of letters have appeared In your paper regarding the deplorable condition of the stretch of Tlong Bahru Road between Kirn Tlan Road and Henderson Road. But. regrettably, I have not to date read a reply from the authorities. I have written to
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      Shooting is least. cruel
      125 19 Shooting is least cruel Ml II has hrrn written and said ahuut the method adopted to elum nit i- monkeys at the Botanic Gardens. As these were, hy and large, made by lay persons and groups, the Association of Veterinary Surgeons ftiK that it is in the puhlii Interest to
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      Falling leaves and the dustman's threats
      124 19 MY residence I which BCrlodlcalljf shed their li':ives. Until anythlnf waa s.ud about environmental pollution, we used to burn the leaves But now we deposit •hern into the dustbin lor removal daily by the Public Health Department The other da. who clears the dustbin
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      70 19 RECENTLY a lot has Id kl cond and third-class citiN'ow let one of the h-claaa citizens toll you whv he is so classii am an employee of a naturally travel This ..it enus tn have a cond and thirc njoy. What .s worse is that when we travel in the
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      132 19 V Z Mfw^Jj^L^^^^^^ii $1,000 AND 15 SUPER SWIMSUITS! s D F^A°R U o s EN 'SEA-QUEEN CONTEST NO AGE LIMIT... NO FEES TO PAY... THESE PRIZES MUST BE WON SO ENTER TODAY Full details and FREE entry coupon in the March issue. .'HER "SPECIALS": '.1 COLOUR- SWIMWEAR SPECTACULAR THC FABULOUS
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      286 19 TEFC or^ntilated Slipring or Cage 2 100 h.p. ex stock i:i:m--i:i standard industrial motors are exceedingly robus; in design and construction and are the perfect economic solution to all types of power drive requirements. AM GHHEEI motors compi> with BS 2613 1957 and are wound with Class E insulation. Especially
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      3635 20 1 I DISTRICT 10. spaciou* executive apartment*. 3 aircondttloned bedrooms New y re deoonited luxuriously furnished with curtains. Chinese carpets. T.V. etc. panoramic views. Very secluded, quiet. $900 $I,loo'Immedlately available Tel *****9 MOOERN FULLY FURNISHSO, Including crockeries. 3-Bedroom flat District 9 available for immediate occupation at monthly rental $600.00. Long
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      939 20 BUNGALOWS SEMI DETACHED TERRACE flats urgently required lons lease furnished unfurnished maximum rental $2,500 s port *****7/*****6. GERMAN FAMILIES require immediately 8 houses flats, furnished unfurnished Rental $800'- $1,800 pm Telephone *****1. Spore WANTED FOR RENT SALE. 3-roomed H.U B flat. Preferably Queenstown Tioni Buhru. Ring B'pore *****3 Miss Woon.
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      734 20 OFFICE SPACE in Raffles Place low rental approx. 2.000-3.000 sq.ft. Interested party write Box A&BM ST. S poae MOOERN OFFICE in Central City 600 *q ft centrally alrcondltloned furnished or unfurnished for Immediate occupation. Apply Box A 5920 S.T Spore. 31 A, PEKIN STREET ...il-or. 1 Modern office, space area
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      706 20 CONCESSION STUDENTS! Typewriting rapid course 10 weeks, thrice daily— individual attention. expentmrd male, female instructors. SIC 75. Middle Road -Spore. 211*1. M-C Selefle Complex. ***** SHORTHAND BEGINNER'S COURSE MARCH 1971 COMMENCING 15th March. 1971. PLEASE APPLY: CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. JA, WATERLOO STREET, SINCAPORE 7. TELEPHONE NO. ***** SINCAPORE SECRETARIAL
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      636 20 Business Opportunities DISTRIBUTORS WANTED (or Singapore Johore Malacca X.1,. Ipoh Ka*tCVast I'enang for I< K vitMpapeß ISA lighting fixtures, ciu'om chandeliers stockist nrefrrab'e. Sole dlfr please apply P.O Box 34« 7 S lore. PARTNERS REOUIRED for cxtenale* guaranteed profit Ring S re 404.117 Mr. John 9 a.m.— 2 p.m. o
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      1183 21 I'IM. ANO ITNEI M.K-/CONTININTAL PBBW R'dim, H'burg. H,,r.,L'p*r J "1* T."^ Livirpool, Glasgow Ua. 13 Mar 7 Mar I/1R Mir 11 -iDOM L..emool. Beilut. Glasgow Mar I Marl Mar 12/17 m» I ■S A'mouth, Li.irpool.... Mar 11 Mar 1 Mar 4/11 -i IAUS Liverpool. Glasgow Marl] Ma, 14 Livirpool, Glasgow
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      1133 21 p^-^J j IHECT TO HAMIIHG II 30 im P. Shim Panang Sinppora LOAOINO FOR: PATAGONIA Mar 14/10 Mir 17/11 My 11/21 Casablanca, Hamburg/Brimen, R'dam Adam. G'burg, C'hagen, Aarhus. NICOBAI Mar 23/20 Mar 20/ M Mar 31/ 3 Hamburg/Bremen, R'dam/A'dim, A'werp, Oslo, G'burg, Malmo, C'hagen POONA Apr 14/10 Apr 17/10 Aar
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      1120 21 ■"""PPPPHPPI Wk EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS BtMUUAB for Livirpool Apr I DtrinnnUK Rotterdam Apr 22 Smgipore P. Warn Penang M rot< l" Jf Si i lei sailei li Pt/Mar 7 Hul> M 2 ocNARTY For Lonoon j G TiVMarl r9> m H>ml 1 Singapon P. Sham
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      1212 21 k*^^a^^Bia^Mß^^Mlal FNTNIIMTIT EXPIESS SOVICC DIRECT FIIM EAST CSAST USA MA..N UMH Nt VOrt MB ir. 'ft** KYOTO Sa.lll M,r II Ml II In II VASANOLM Si, lie Mar 20 bUr M Tpri J.il TOLOFON Sa.li Mar 7 Aar 14 Aar II Ji »»r» Sol 10 M^y'J !LT MEMNON Sails Aar
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      1139 22 VI KAWASAKI KIM N KAISHA LTD. Wast Australia Singapore Japan Service Fremantle Spore Keelung Yekkuchi/ragoyi Y'hama Kobt "Swelea Mara" 21 Mar 21 Mar 2 Mr I Apr It Apr 11 Apr Japan Persian Cult Service Singapore Fir: Mo;aa Mara 1/ I Mar Colombo, Karachi, Muscat, Basrah, Khorr. Kuoait, Bahrain, Doha,
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      1003 22 FROM NEW ZEALAND Sails last port N7 Due Spore P. Sham Penang Laaliaf far: BAMORA Aactlaal I Mir 2/ 4 Apr 11/ 1 Air STRAITS MADRAS SERVICE. Singapore P. S'riam Penang Laaliaf fat: RAJULA tin 42 43, 10 Mar 11 Mar 12 Mar Nagapattinam, Madras RAJUU 21/ i Mr 4
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      884 22 ORIENT LINES LTD. (iNCORPORATtD IN THE RCPUBIIC OF SINGAPORE) ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTQIM WAY. SINGAPORE 1 TEL: *****3-7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H BURG, RDAM, HAVRE. Singapore f. Sham Penang Arrives: NEPTUNE AMETHYST la Part London 1,4, H'burg 8/4. R dam i: 4, Htm 14 4. NEPTUNE ZIRCON
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      737 22 flg SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. X>C. Jin Ampang KtaU Lumpur mk The National SMpping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Perang Imm BUNCA MELOR la Part 7 I Mar Nam :i 4. Hamburg 10.4. R dam 1?'« Antwerp 14 4, Bremen 17/4 ■UNCA RAYA 25 21 Mar
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      637 23 I?TT73?BTW»yTffiS PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHO ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW BCRTMINC ARRANGEMENTS r MAR. S. Ai Rhamiah 3 4 Ooldtn r 10/11. PctallnK 20 Kast. Trang Tanagra 25':'fi Ooranka (;oranka 44. Prealdent Harrinon Ik I Maru (folloved oy Poly imu! Sakhon 9. "V (tallowed hy Toy-i 13 !4 V. lay (followed hy
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      118 23 izumrud. GoldiD City Meiho Hani. Petro Dua, Panayo' H;tov. LuKa. KoU >:n Duong and Ttnryj Mara. We»t«m Roadc Edward VMnrtaw. i'-outhcrn Dragon. Maritime Olory, Mary Lou. K*»o Orion. Bup»r i)ragon. .Sanno Maru. Kirn Hit. Rasa, Buina Thr»v F»lau Toluma. Orient Victory. Kaohmunx Victory. Atyt and Acteon. Inner Roam Klrirom. Chicv
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      637 23 ■^^^^^^B JURONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects -(A) SUPPLY AND LAY ROOF FINISHES TO THREE (3) BLOCKS OF ELEVEN STOREY. 3-P.OOM LOW COST FLATS PHASE II (BLOCKS NOS 4. 5 6) IN JURONO TOWN (SUBCONTRACT). ELIGIBILITY: Building/ Roofing
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      637 23 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRSI MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the 23rd day of March. 1971 at the Official Assignee's Chambers, Supreme Court Building. Top Floor. Singapore 6: Bankruptcy No*. 5/71 Mohd.
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      740 23 GOVERNMENTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE The Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963 (No. 18 of 1963) Declaration Under Section 20 WHEREAS (I) The streets known as: 1) Toronto Road from Windsor Park Road to lou 162 St 480 Pt. Mk 15. 2) Ontario Avenue from Toronto Road to lots 20/105
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      538 23 THE BANKRIPTO ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF RFXEIVING AM) ADJUDICATION ORDERS TAKE Ut-lJi 'hrn Receiving and Adjudication Orders were on 12m. i.Kn and linn Pecruary. 1971 made against the following persons: RECEIVING AND ADJUDICATION ORDERS made on 12.2.1971. Bankruptcy No. 418 70 Yong Kee Cheong of Sea--418/70 Yong Kee Cheong
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      534 23 Technical Education Department, Singapore requires SUPERINTENDENT (INDUSTRIAL TRAINING) ($1,450 x 50A 1,850 p m Appointment will be on initial 3 yeor contract with prospects of permonency. Quolificotiom /Experience Singopore/Malaynan ciriiens or permanent residenti in Singapore/Malaysia who possess a recognised Engineering Degree or Diplomo and have 3 years' post-qualification experience related
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    Is farmer guilty of murder or causing hurt?
    507 24  - Is farmer guilty of murder or causing hurt? BEN DAVIDSOM: PROSECUTION POSER FOR HIGH COURT... By Singapore, Thursday A PROSECUTOR today A asked the High Court to decide whether a farmer accused of burying his former lover alive was guilty of murder or causing simple hurt. Mr. Isaac Paul Ratnam.
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      564 24 Cont. from Page 20) Office equipment FAMOUS CERMAN OPTIMA typewrit, r. Model 41. double-purpose port.ihlt with extra lone 13-Inch cartki^i lor use in office as well as home. Only $235'- nett. Also availdel 32 only $159'- nett and Model 42 with tabulator, only $I*6 nett. Tithes. *2 Middle Road. Singapore
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      672 24 LIA ESTATE Good condition ono Phont- U. Col Kelsall B'port- *****1 txt 4-<2 am. i..m. LATE 1968 V VICTOR Airconditionrd. one owner. Beautiful condition, view 563 Balrst.tT Road inear Thomson Road i MORRIS 1100S 1969 txc.llfnt condition extras, 'ax insurance JS4OC 0.n.0. I .1 I port *****3 10 a.m.— 4
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      459 24 PHILIPS CASSETTE TAPI deck still under guarantee, bargain at $170/Darkroom equipment. almo*t new. lei 66A426 Spore. BUY GENUINE BRITISH MADE pianos at very moderate prices Robert Piano Co. Spore. Tel. *****1. Dally a.m. to 9 p.m. NATIONAL PANASONIC RADIO R.F 5000 the best and most expensive In The National Range.
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      393 24 TROPICANA SOCIAL ttCORT offen charminn courteou* l»dl«s for your ■octal entertainment For appoint ment pleue phone Spore *****4 MARY SPRAY PAINTING repair Refrigerator* at cuatomer'a houit Phone S port ***** Shopping guide •10 DISCOUNTS dre»a«*. *ult*. temtlle* ladie* and (cot* tailoring, curio* novtlt.es and (lfU article*. Vlflt rkwa Dept. Store.
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      611 24 ASSOCIATED MINES (MALAYA) SENDIRIAN BERHAD KUALA LUMPUR Associated Mines (M* Sendlrlan Berhad announce outputs of tin concentrates for the month of February 1971 as follows Piculs Ayer Hitam 3,001 Sungel Besl 3.208 Sungel Way 599 Tronoh Mines and Subsidiaries 4,563 Tronoh Mines Ltd. 2,027 Bldor Malaya Tin Sdn. Bhd. 2,536
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      343 24 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD SHOPS TO LET Tenders are Invited for casual shop vacancies at the following localities Outram Park; Jalan Kukoh (Chin Swee Road); Jalan Chal Chee (Upper Changl Road); Albert House; Bendemeer Road (Kallang Basin) Office ONLY. Tenderers are required to pay a tender deposit equivalent to 1 month
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      677 24 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1959 (No. 12 of 1959) THE MASTER PLAN RULES. 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice Is hereby given that the following proposal for Alteration to the Master Plan (1971) was submitted to the Minister for Law and National Development for approval.
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      Lock icon I'll stop him in 10: Frazier
      562 25 JOE Frazier playfully punches former cham- pion Joe Louis in the stomach during the pre-flght physical examination at New York on Wednesday. Frazier meets Cassius Clay on Monday. UPI radiopic. NEW YORK, Thurs. -CLOWNING CLAY DELIGHTS CROWD JOE FRAZIER chomped on a mouthful of
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      Lock icon Trinidad hit back
      321 25 POINTE A-PiERRE, Thursday TRINIDAD, trailing India's first innings by 126 runs, struck back in the last few minutes of play yesterday and removed opening batsman Mankad before the Indians could add greatly to their lead. At the close the scores were: India 464-7 declared and 2-1; Trinidad
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      Lock icon Round One in court
      123 25 YEW YORK, Thurs. An injunction suit was brought in Manhattan Supreme Court yesterday seeking to k bulletins and radio broadcasts of the ClayFrazier fight. The order seeks to enjoin the Mutual Broadcasting System inc.. from going forward with its announced plans to provide round-by-round accounts of
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      HK League champs Jardines routed
      174 25 HK League champs Jardines routed lIONG KONG. Thurs. 11 Australian St GeorgeBudapest yesterday beat Hong Kong League chamoions Jardines 6-? In a soccer .match. The visitors scored four goals within the first 20 minutes. Saints 1 inside-forward Alan Ainslie scored the first I goal in the 7th minute with a
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      96 25 CYDNEY. Thurs Totten- ham Hotspur may slay two matches in Australia in May on their way to Japan. New South Wales Soccer Federal un secretary Alden Brown said today. Mr Brown said the state executive had approved In principle an approach by the Victorian
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      Hearts in final
      43 25 LONDON. Thurs— Hearts o: Midlothian* beat Mothemell 2 1 yesterday in the semi-final second leg of the Texaco Cup after extra time. Hearts, who won on 3-2 air grrgate. will meet either Wolverhampton Wanderers or Derry City in the final.
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      Lock icon He tried to blackmail table tennis association, say police
      217 25 He tried to blackmail table tennis association, say police Thurs. Police today charged a member of an extreme rignt wing group with attempting to blackmail the Japan Table Tennis Association in protest against China's participation in next month's wond championships here. They said Toshitake Suridate, 28, attempted to obtain 1,050,000
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      Lock icon Lire-happy Italian clubs are in bad trouble
      600 25 ROME. Thurs. Italian soccer, which produced the current European champions and runners-up In the World Cup. is deeply in debt and the situation is getting worse. The total debt of all the clubs 16 In the First Division. 20 in the Second Division,
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      Tae-kwon-do has a strong chance
      571 26 I RACING with Epsom Jeep JAE KWON DO, with Johnny Nelson astride, showed winning form in a workout at Ipoh yesterday. Sprin ting from the half-mile, he ran the last 3f in 37 3 ssec on good going. Tae-kwon-do has shown promise in a few
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      1108 26 m-jfjl MM 20 CLASS 5. DIV. 2 9F i t*« ($5,500 $3,850 to winner) 1 2800 C CONQUEST (Kovl M.insor 4 9 0 <-.in..-> r> K L.ong 1 2 ***** CAMARO a ((AIM Wi-M 8 8 1.1 isjmn Moran 3 3 030(>4 COURT'S GIFT ll'i'ihnngl Lionq 7
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      729 25 AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in England) HALF- YEARLY REPORT n re^^^™^*^ I*,"*1 a first MeTim dividend of 6% h Aoril i«7i 30th June 1971. payable leas Income Tax \nril 1B7? J nrinrtfn. snarenol <lers on the register on 7th '"9th M^rch 08 1 665 f tranSferS lodBed UP
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      948 26 Mobil Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following vacancies: 1. MANUFACTURING PLANNING ASSOCIATE 2. SUPPLY PROGRAMMER Qualifications and Experience: 1. Degree in Science, Engineering or Operations Research from a recognized university. Candidates with a minimum of 2 years experience in either manufacturing or refinery operations will be preferred.
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      217 26 STATE OF SARAWAK Applications are invited for the following post:Post Engineering Assistant (Development) (6 vacancies), gatlon. Department Drainage and Irrigation. Salary Division 11. Scale Cl-3 ($250 660) Candidates must be male Malaysian citizen, not less than 21 and not more than 40 years of age; and possess a diploma of
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    GP organisers drive for funds
    245 27 WITH the Singapore Grand Prix only a month away, the organisers are going flat out to raise funds to bring the best foreign drivers and riders to make the GP the year's most spectcular sports event. i The Parliamentary SeI to the Ministry of I
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    LGU record
    35 27 MRS DIANE ADAMS set a •lord In the first round of the GU championship at RAF eri(?ah Golf Club yesterday lien she carded a gross 75 ettcrtng the previous best by >ur strokes
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    JANSENITES BEAT LUCKLESS FORCES
    141 27 JANSENITES BEAT LUCKLESS FORCES 4RMED Forces did every- thing but score in the Singapore Hockey Associations' under 23 final and finally were beaten 1-0 by Jansenites on the padang yesterday. Jansenites were lucky to score the winning goal. Forces fullback Sura] an deflected a clearance to unmarked left winger S.
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    Crescent win title
    120 27 CRESCENT Girls won the Paslr Paniang District "B" division girls hockey championship when they beat Queensway 3-1 In the final match at Queensway yesterday Crescent scored through Lee Chor Cheng (2) and Yeong Llan Choo, Kwek Soo Khln scored for Queensway. A goal by St. Theresa's centreforward
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    Soccer meeting
    38 27 THE Australian and New Zealand Junior Soccer League will hold Its first annual meetIng today at Tombala Hall. Nee Soon Garrison, at 7.3 C p.m. All Australian and New Zealand families are Invited to the meetIng.
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    SCC end Asian challenge in sevens
    314 27 SINGAPORE Cricket Club A' ended the Asian nge for the annual C Sevens rugby chamhip when they edged tt 'A" by 8-5 <a goal ;id a try to a goal) after i time at the padang rday. SCC. last year's runnersnp. got the winning
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    751 27  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN JOE DORAI GREAT FIGHT FOR LEAD IN HIGH-PRESSURE ROUND Report— by and Pictures— by CHRISTOPHER LOH JT WAS high-pressure golf in the opening round of the Singapore Open Championship over the par- 71 Bukit course yesterday. Four golfers three of them
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    Wei Ling wins X-country race
    230 27 Wei Ling wins X-country race LEE Wei Ling, eldest daughter of Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. won the "A" division girls crosscountry race in the City District championships at Macßitchie yesterday. Wei Lint? of RafTles Institution was in splendid form, clocking 17:30.3 to outpace her rival. Annie Faridah of Monk's
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    Naval Base are 'B champions
    138 27 Naval Base are 'B champions TNJAVAL BASE scored a 5-0 win over Anglo Chinese School to become "B" champions In the Buklt Tlmah District schools soccer championship at Farrer Park yesterday. Naval Base overcame their bigger opponents with fast attacks. Centre-hall Suresh, Chandran, Sasl and Harrison were In top form,
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    Kaki Bukit double
    45 27 KAKI BUKIT scored a double when they won the Katong District Schools Under- 14 and Under-16 soccer titles at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday Kakl Buklt beat St Patrick's 3-2 for the Under-14 title, and edged St Patricks 3-2 In the Under-16 final.
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    The scores
    472 27 67 Kenjl Hosolshi 33-34. Hsieh Yung Yo 34-33; Hideyo Suglmoto 34-33; Ouy Wolstenholme 32-35. 68 Takake Kono 33-35. 69 Hsu Sheng San 34-35; Park Jung Ung 36-33; Peter Thomson 35-34; 8. Uchida 35--34; Hlruo Yasuda 33-36; S. Suwanapongse 36-33 10 —M. McCollOUgh 37-33; A. Dhabbavlbul 34-36; Isao Katsumata
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    Today's draw
    531 27 IST TEE- 8.10 a.m. J Hernlclar (US), A. Snape (NZ), J.C. HalUday (Si (Am): 8.18 S. Suwanapongse (Thai), F. Phillips (A), S. Hlyoshl (J); 8.26 Sulalman Amln (M) (Am). Kuo Chle Hslung i Tan. 8. Kanal (J); 834 T. Ishli (J) E. Howard (Thai), Mohd. Jalll (S); 8.42
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      611 27 M today's trade meets tomorrow's technology Leipzig Trade Fair German Democratic Republic 14-23 March 1971 Businessmen, industrialists and research workers from all over the world appreciate Leipzig Fair. It is the open doorway to a stable market, and an unequalled forum for the intei ia tional comparison and evaluation of
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      85 27 CROSS-( OINTRY Paslr District Championships -hie 230 p.m Singapore Open Oolf nshlps (Buklt). vii < m PAS League Dlv. H'tel Singapura v British Outhril Waugh v Royal Ymnlerers (Jalan Besar n 530 and 7.30 p.m.). Dlv. 2: MSA B v Metal .•■vlang 5.15 p.m.). Buklt District Schools Champa "C dlv.
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    Batam 'no cause for strife or suspicion'
    661 28  -  HUGH MABBETT: PERTAMINA EXPLAINS From Jakarta, Thursday "[■HE Pulau Batam oil base project is "no cause for strife OT suspicion" between Singapore and Indonesia, Pertamina president director Lieut-General lbnu Sutowo said yesterday. He had been asked during an interview about reported strong feelings
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    Lock icon Polls violence toll now 40
    45 28 NEW DELHI. Thurs— Voting In India's 10-day-long general elections moved Into the fourth day today with a slowly mounting death toll caused by political violence." At least 40 people have been reported killed since balloting began on March 1. UPI.
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    WAS NASSER MURDERED?
    91 28 TEL AVIV, Thurs. President Nasser may have been murdered by dissident Egyptian army officers dissatisfied with Soviet policy towards Cairo, Professor Albert Sabin of the Weizmann Institute said here today. The American born professor said he based his views on information from an unnamed person linked with
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    27 28 MRI FLORINCE MABEL FIRNAN DIZ ne« Fredericks puitd away peacefully K L 2 3 1871 3.20 a.m leavinc husband Michael. 13 children. Burled Chrraj K L,
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    $25,000 ROBBERY GANG HELD
    271 28 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police swooped on a hideout last night a day after three robbers raided a doctor's house and carried off his iron safe with $25,000 in Jewellery and cash and soon had a gang under arrest. The safe had its door torn from the hinges
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