The Straits Times, 15 March 1971

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National EsU. 1845 MONDAY,* MARCH 15, 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005 M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Worker killed, 3 hurt in street fight
    184 1 Worker killed, 3 hurt in street fight CINGAPORE, Sun. A man was murdered and three others injured in a fight in Neil Road today. Police identified the dead man as Teo Chee Chin, 27, an odd-job labourer of Tanjong Pagar. He died in Outram Hospital an hour after admission. Police
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    Lock icon 'No-confidence' in Golda
    74 1 TEL AVIV. Sun The rightwing nationalist opposition Gahai P»rty today tabled a noconfidence motion In the Israeli Government (ollowlng Premier Melr's Indications of peace border.-- Israel might accept. The central committee of the party, which favours retention of much of the territory occupied lr. the six-day war
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    Lock icon Guerillas kill sergeant
    35 1 BANGKOK. Sun. Communist guerillas killed a police sergeant and a soldier vhen they ambushed a combined police and military patrol In the northern That province of Pltsanuloke. informed sources said today Reuter
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    Lock icon Ayub better
    32 1 RAWALPINDI. Sun —Former Pakistani President Ayub Khan, who suffered a mild heart attack on March 7. has been discharged from the United Military Hospital here. It was announced today Rcuter.
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    Lock icon I won't budge: Mujibur
    611 1 Nothing less than all my demands, says Sheikh DACCA, Sunday EAST Pakistan's leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman indicated today he would accept nothing less than what his party has demanded when he confers with President Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan. The Sheikh told United Press International, "I want
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    Campaign in Laos ending in a week
    544 1 Campaign in Laos ending in a week KHE SANH, Sun. gOLTH Vietnamese military sources have said major government troop operations in southern Laos will end within seven days. At the same time the sources disclosed South Vietnamese troops destroyed their own guns on Friday when they uithdre from a base
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    'Explosions' outside prison gates
    95 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two home-made bombs exploded outside the locked moon crescent gate of Changi Prison thLs morning. No one was hurt. Police blamed pro-com-munist elements for the 6.30 a.m. blasts which slightly damaged two concrete pillars of the prison Kates. Police spokesman, acting Deputy Supt. Leslie
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    $10,000 contest winner
    83 1 $10,000 contest winner APENANG reader has won the $10,000 prize in the Straits Times Word Puzzle "H." He is Mr. T. L. d'Cruz of ITIG Sungei Pinang Road. Pcnang. He submitted a set of answers to the clues which the adjudication committee held the most meritorious. Winning entry and committees
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    Man stabbed
    29 1 SINGAPORE. Mor. —Lee Chee Fatt. 21. was admitted to the Thomson Hospital after ne was stabbed by several thugs In Lorong 5. Toa Payoh. Just before midnight.
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    Lock icon Indira her twothirds majority
    543 1 Indira her twothirds majority NEW DELHI, Sun pKLME Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi, heading a landslide victory in India's mid-term elections, today won a two-thirds majority in the Lower House of Parliament. The victory will enable her ruling Congress Party to amend the nations constitution without support from other parties. The
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      10,000 KILLED, SAY VIETS
      61 1 PARIS, Sun. Flfurts released by the North Vietnamese peace talks delegation today claimed 8.000 South Vietnamese and 2.1)01) U.S. troops bave been killed near Khe Sanh and in southern Laos since Jan. 30. The statement said that nine entire battalions, one armoured brigade and 18 companies
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    WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICET 1
    9 2 WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICET 1
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    Lock icon Soviet troops 'have pulled out of Suez9
    356 2 Soviet troops 'have pulled out of Suez 9 WASHINGTON, Sun. §OVIET troops have been withdrawn from Egyptian missile installations along the Suez Canal, Democratic Senator Mike Mansfield said yesterday. He told newsmen that Egyptians were now manning the surface-to-air missile (Sam) sites aiong the canal and only Russian "advisers" were
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    Lock icon Nixon in jeopardy warning by Senator
    130 2 WASHINGTON. Sun.— Republican Senator Percy of Illinois said today President Nixon would be in political jeopardy in the 1972 election if all American forces are not w.thdrawn from South Vietnam by that time. Mr. Percy said there always \ut< ,i possibility President Nixon would
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    Lock icon Rift denial
    27 2 BERLIN. Sun. Chancellor Willy Biandt yesterday denied there were differences between Wot Germany and the I' over his policy on reconciliation win Eatt, Germany. UPI.
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    Libya silent as bid to end oil deadlock fails
    333 2 rpRIPOLI. Sun. Libya -I- stayed silent today on whether or not its crucial negotiations with western oil companies had collapsed despite a l.istminute meeting last night apparently aimed at breaking the deadlock over higher oil IOTCMMS. Oil company execi Itvei emerKed
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    Divorce suit by Gina
    34 2 LATINA. Sun I' actre.s.- Gma Lol!obrici< tiled ,t dnoict suit ftgkii Yu«oßlavta-bi in husbani The couple married In and separated in 19»;i M .1 divorce In Austr. qucn'.ly itßMirttd. H
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    Lock icon POMPIDOU FACES HIS BIG TEST
    138 2 PARIS, Sunday. MILLIONS of Frenchmen voted today in nationwide Municipal elections, giving the Government Its iirst bis> political test since Presu Pompidou was elected in June 1969. A million can^'dat' expected to coni 468.000 offices In mo" 37.160 communities. The leadership ol town, and villay
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    Army steps in as new Turkey Govt is formed
    245 2 Army steps in as new Turkey Govt is formed ANKARA, Sun.— Army tanks took up positions on Ankara's outskirts yesterday military and civilian leaden sought a new government for Turkey to replace lh< which resigned on Friday under military pressure. About 50 tanks move place along major I ways hading
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      35 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby A/hat ft tue \uoeio\ Aue row Age\ fAADB Wli BUY WE<&) I ALL SEALED UP I V^igTY old oaes ?j^ VTwitm &zmb^S feue ueeo to &bp uez m0»46/*) So 7
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      Lock icon Now Indira prepares to fight those judges
      487 3 Now Indira prepares to fight those judges NEW DELHI, Sunday AN ATTACK on Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi by the Chief Justice of India's Supreme Court today sounded the bell for what may turn into a battle for supremacy be! Parliament and the judiciary. There was a dead but ominous
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      ROAD BLOCKS TO FIND KILLERS OF SOLDIERS
      384 3 ROAD BLOCKS TO FIND KILLERS OF SOLDIERS m 1.1 AST. Sun. British troop* carried out the Mffgesl road check in Kcll.i.sl _ac« the Mini ffier noting at IMI early today in i continuing itlort to find the Killers of three young soldiers Army ollieials s.iid more than 2.000 vehicles were
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      Lock icon Paintings taken
      29 3 ROME. Sun. Two valuable painting* •by the Italian and Flemish Renaissance masMasacciu and Hans Meml'.nn have been stolen from Florences medieval town hall, police said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon McMahon: Snap election out of the question
      260 3 CANBERRA, Sun DRIME Minister Mr. William McManon today denied rumours that he would hold a snap •honeymoon" election later this to cash in on the wave of popularity which Mows to a new Prime Mm In an interview with the Sun Herald, the
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      Laporte's killer Rose is jailed for life
      240 4 Laporte 's killer Rose is jailed for life MONTREAL, Sun. 11 Paul Rose, a 27-year-old former teacher, was jailed for life yesterday for the murdtr of Quebec Labour Minister Mr. Pierce Laporte. strangled last October with a religious mediU chain be wore round his neck. Rose was sentenced by judge
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      Lock icon Cat-loving couple found starved to death
      173 4 Cat-loving couple found starved to death CYDNEY, Sun.— Police 13 found an old couple dead in their tumbledown home in a busy Sydney suburb yesterday and they fear the pair may have starved to death after spending most of their money to feed stray cats. Their daughter a deaf mute
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      Round Four
      33 4 VIENNA. Sun. Mr Vk.dimir Semyonov. Soviet Deputy Forfign Mlnt.-tcr. arrive:! here early today for the fourth round oi the Strati bic Arm Lim::ation Talks (Salt) with the United States evening tomorrow.
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      Lock icon 'Keep off sex' call
      89 4 LAOOB, Sun A oian with throe v .:>peaied to married women here to abstain for two ureeki in protest against their husbands' degenerating morals. All W.iziri Ibr.ih'.m told a crowd of 100 women: "I am not kiddir*. nor am I inching you rids. J3 I how
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      A CHAINED PROTEST AT UN BUILDING
      93 4 A CHAINED PROTEST AT UN BUILDING Security guards drag a Cuban student from the Security Council, after he and 15 others sat-in at the IN Secretariat building for about 25 hours, chained to a horseshoe table. The students were demanding freedom for political prisoners in Cuba. In the foreground, I
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      Lock icon Ex-beauty queen held on vice Charge
      166 4 Ex-beauty queen held on vice Charge CEATTLE, Sun. A 1958 semi-iinalist In the Miss Universe contest was arrested on Friday for stemming from what police called an "extensive" prostitution ring. Mrs. Rose Marie Courtion. 31. was arrcstPd in the city's university district on a warrant charging her with a"ceDtinK the
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      Lock icon Jacqueline not ill with cancer, says spokesman
      140 4 Jacqueline not ill with cancer, says spokesman ATHENS, Sun. A spokesman for Mrs. Jacaucllne Onassls here last nieht flatly denied loreien Dress reports thai she was ill with cancer. 'I have spent the whole day with her. She went shopping in Athens and she is very welj," the s;x>lcesman said.
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      Peking may boycott talks
      54 4 MOSCOW. Sun Peking is expected to boycott the forthcoming Soviet Communist Party congress on March 30. diplomatic sourcrs said. The last congress the Chinese attended was in 1961 when Premier Chou En-lai walked out after former Soviet Premier Mr. Khrushchev denounced the Albanian leaders wro wire
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      Lock icon Car show off
      28 4 OENEVA. Sun. The Paris Motor Show the world's oldest is almost certain to be cancelled this year, officials of leading European car companies said— Reuter
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      Lock icon 7 steps for U.S. to set up ties with Peking
      256 4 7 steps for U.S. to set up ties with Peking WASHINGTON, Sunday. SEVEN-STEP programme designed to set up ties between the U.S. and China was proposed to President Nixon today by 1 sentative Mr. Paul Findley (Republican Illinois), a member of the House Foi Relations Committee. "The memory of Korea
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      Missing Chiang's envoy in China report
      151 4 Missing Chiang's envoy in China report IIONG KONG. Sun Taiwan diplomat who disappeared from a Geneva hotel early this month arrived in Peking yesterday. New China Neus Agency said that Mr Sun Chi-chnu. third serretary of "Chiang Kaishek Bang's bogus embassy in Senegal.' arrived by air after "ri Ing over
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      Lock icon Newsmen freed
      24 4 RAWALPINDI. Sun. journaiu-ii Jailed last n. for pubh.'-hinK an article lating the Martial Law I were freed today. was announced here. Reuter.
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    'Navjote' ceremony for Parsi boy of seven
    258 5 'Navjote' ceremony for Parsi boy of seven SINGAPORE, Sun. •3 It was the splendour of ancient Persia in the modern srttitig of the Singapore Conference Hall and centred around one little boy of seven. It was a big day for Caevan N. Sai'hinualla, who uas (he centre of attention of
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    Bid to free detainees
    98 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Gerakan. DAP. Labour Party and Partai Sosialls Rakyat today formed a joint committee to secure unconditional release of all political detainees. In a statement, the pro-tern secretary of the committee. Mr. S. T. Garrany. said the committee would urge the Government to
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    $3 m worth of food for airline's new kitchen
    137 5 $3 m worth of food for airline's new kitchen CINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore supplied the flight kitchen of Thai International in Bangkok with S3 million worth of frozen meat, vegetables and canned goods last year. This was disclosed today by Mr. John Hoyer, gen-eral-manager for the airlines in Singapore. East Malaysia
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    Two ganja offenders fined
    63 5 Two ganja offenders fined i SINGAPORE, Sun—Mohamed s/o Mohamed Mustapha, 22, was yesterday fined $300 or one month's jail for having 2.34 ozs (60.34 grammes) of ganja in Jalan Pasir at 4 p.m. on Friday. Arrested with him was Mol amed bin Syed Noh. 18, who had 0.045 ozs (128
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    Pistol seized on estate
    56 5 ALOR STAR, Sun. Kangtr police seized a loaded Trail home-made pistol In a raid on a small rubber plantation at Kampong Sena, four miles from Arau, yesterday. Confirming this today. Kangar OCPD Deputy Supt Mohamed Jamil bin Hassan said the raid was made following a tip-off
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    New needs in social work
    46 5 SINGAPORE, Sun— The Principal of St. Andrew's. Secondary School. Mr. Francis Thomas, will speak on "New needs In social work" at the dinner meetIng of the Lions Club of Singapore North on Thursday at 8 p.m at "The Bunker" Island Club.
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    Toto winning numbers
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked In todays Toto draw No 20/71 were: 29. 37. 27. 30 and 2 The additional number was 49. In the circles draw the numbers pi'' l were: 8. 3 and 42
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    The ten-day sitting begins on Tuesday
    380 6 'CLEARING DECKS' FOR BIG BUDGET DEBATE SINGAPORE, Sun. Parliament begins a long ten-day sitting on Tuesday interrupted only by the weekends of which eight days will be spent in dealing with the no new taxation Budget for the financial year ending March 31, 1972.
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    US investment in Malaysia nears billion
    325 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday rE United States the top investor in Malaysia today expects to raise its capital investment in this country to the billion-dollar mark within the next few years. If any of the American petroleum companies, which are now exploring for oil in
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    THREE-MAN TEAM FOR DELHI AIR TALKS
    105 6 THREE-MAN TEAM FOR DELHI AIR TALKS SINGAPORE, Sun. A three man team left for New Delhi yesterday to hold discussions with the Indian Government on aviation matters. The team is led by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Communications, M r Nfriam Ton*; DowThe others are Dep v t
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    No flight of US money, says lESC head
    152 6 SINGAPORE, Sun The director of the Inter- I national Executive Service Corps in Singapore iIESC), Mr. John C. Chandler, today said he did not envisage any flight of American capital I from here "despite rumour- I ed future increases in labOWT wages."
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    SHIP WITH THE PULL OF 12,000 HORSES
    348 7 SHIP WITH THE PULL OF 12,000 HORSES SINGAPORE. Sun. Th c Statesman is a ship with a difference. First, she is the biggest tugboat in port, with the strength of 12,000 horses to move the largest tanker afloat. She also has two captains on board because she carries a great
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    RAF EQUIPMENT GIFT TO RED CROSS HOME
    126 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Royal Air Force today presented a set of physiotherapy equipment worth $2,500 to the Red Cross Home In Nlcoll Drive. Changi. The gift, flown in from Britain by the RAF Air Support Command, was handed over to Miss N. I.
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    Good response to new Thai flights
    81 7 Good response to new Thai flights SINGAPORE. Sun. The Thai International i general manager for Sin- gapore. East Malaysia and Brunei. Mr. John Hoyer today said response to the new Thai flights to Sydney from Bangkok and Singapore had been good "all along the line." He said the response was
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    Association to meet on C-Plan Tamil expert's criticisms
    192 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Tamil Reform Association in Singapore will hold a special meeting next week to consider the criticisms of Tamil education made recently by a Colombo Plan expert. The expert, Mr. K. Govindasamy, voiced his criticisms in the Press earlier this
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    Free film show
    28 7 SINGAPORE Sun. The Junior secMon of the National Library will hold a free film shew at the lecture room at 3 p.m. on March 19.
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    70 to play at world music fair
    299 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. Seventy schoolchildren —determined to be not only seen but also heard will make up Singapore's first-ever symphony orchestra to be presented abroad. These young musical "ambassadors" are members of the Singapore Youth Symphony Orchestra, and will represent the Republic in Switzerland
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    3,000 AT TROOPING THE COLOUR
    145 9 3,000 AT TROOPING THE COLOUR SINGAPORE, Sun. A flash of red, yellow and gold was unfurled in the wind. And about 3,000 people today saw for the first time the Singapore Infantry Regiment troop its Colour. The First Battalion of the SIR was celebrating its 14th anniversary with the trooping
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    Poison suspect 'improving'
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Sun A 15- year-old schoolgirl. S Shakila. was warded In Thomson Hospital this afternoon with suspected lodic poisoning. DShe Is believed to have quarrelled earlier with an elder sister. Her condition Is reported to be Improving.
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    $2m housing loan for civil servants
    148 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Fifty nine housing loans worth $2.15 million have been approved by the Government since its home ownership scheme for civil servants became operational last November. The chairman of the Government Housing Committee, Inche Abdullah Ayub, said that these loans would be
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    Drive against 'pirate' cabbies hots up
    384 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday pOLICE have intensified their crackdown on private taxis which are to be eliminated by July. Last night, six police parties each led by an inspector conducted simultaneous drives from 7.45 p.m. The massive operation was supported by the Mobile Squad and the
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    Soviet team for talks in S'pore
    139 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. A three-man delegation from the Soviet Committee of the Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation i AAPSO > is here to develop relations with the Singapore AAPSO Committee. During their six-day visit, they will have talks with the president of the Singapore Committee. Inche
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    'CHINA BOY' AT HOTEL NEVER FAILS TO CHARM...
    204 11 'CHINA BOY' AT HOTEL NEVER FAILS TO CHARM... SINGAPORE, Sun. He is so completely out of context with his surroundings that he never fails to charm, bring out a smile or a comment. For it is not often that you come across a "China boy" from the Ching dynasty in
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    Boy drowns in Rochore Canal
    59 11 Boy drowns in Rochore Canal SINGAPORE. Sun A six-year-old boy. Ng Hock Hin. was found drowned in Rochore Canal this mornIng minutes after he left the house. When he did not return IS minutes later, his father Mr. Ng Yip Choo. 40. searched the area and found his body floating
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    8 JAILED FOR SEX CRIMES IN BRUNEI
    138 11 8 JAILED FOR SEX CRIMES IN BRUNEI By IGNATIUS STEPHEN BANDAR si HI BEGA WAN. Sun— Eight people here went to jail last year for sex offences. The Religious Affairs Department's annual statistics today says this compared with one in 1969. 23 in 1968 and 33 in 1967 which was
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    18 convictions
    33 11 ALOR STAR. Sun A police supervisee. Ramli bin Puteh. with 17 previous convictions, was today sentenced by the sessions court to three years Jail foi ont ravening a restricted residents order.
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    Dr. Toh takes a look at the seamy side of Rochore ward
    288 11  -  LESLIE FONG By CINGAPORE, Sun. 13 Science and Technology Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. today had a glimpse of "the other side of Singapore." And It was one of cheap vice, violent crime and grinding poverty. But this
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    Phone link with; Afghanistan
    68 11 SINGAPORE, Sun The i Telecommunications Department t announced today that telephone service to Afghanistan Is now available from 4 p.m. to 5.30 p m from Mondays to Thursdays and on Saturdays. The minimum charge will be $45 for a call of three minutes duration and $15
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      FOUR-DAY DEBATE
      496 12 An immense amount of ground was covered in the Malaysian Parliament's fourday debate on the King's Speech without the Opposition extracting half the satisfaction it had hoped. The development estimates and the second Malaysian Development Plan have not yet been published, which was something of a handicap, but
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      DOUBTS ABOUT TIN
      283 12 The tin experts do not seem to have left Lagos any the wiser than when they arrived, although more may have been discussed off the record than the laconic communique admitted. There remains only one more meeting of the International Tin Council before the fourth agreement comes
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      MATTER OF CONVICTION
      206 12 No-one would question the direct link between enforcement of the law and its effectiveness. If a law is not enforced, then it ceases to be a law. Mr. Donald Vaughan, an American traffic safety expert, having looked at some of Singapore's accident figures, recommends tougher action and
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    'Face to face workers' bear brunt of population battle
    884 12  - 'Face to face workers' bear brunt of population battle HUGH MABBETT: BY JAKARTA MRS. Siti Rokjah ;s a teacher in the Jakarta suburb of Karet Tengsin, named after the Chinese owned rubber estate which once stood there. She is also a member of Indonesia's burgeoning corps of family planning field
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    REASONS FOR THOSE CROWDED TRAINS
    184 12 IN reply to the letter by Mahasiswa (ST. March 6). complaining ut the conditions of the trains on Thaipusam Day, I would hke to state that it is true that during this year's festival an unusually large number of devotees attended the festival probably due
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    LETTERS
    87 12 x am afraid I do not understand the allegation that uniformed ofiicials kept pushing people into the coaches when the facts were that owing to the rush by passengers. Malayan Railway staff had difficulty in controlling the passengers at Batu Caves and the stations between Kuala Lumpur and Batu
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    In deep
    69 12 'I'HE RESIDENTS of Century Gardens. Johore Bahru would like the authorities concerned to explain why. after digging up the roads and laying cables, they could not take the trouble to patch up the roads. The "drains" have been left across the roads at Jin Landak Batu. Landak Kawan.
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    98 12 Finally, I must explain that the Thaipusam festival is held only once a year and I am sure Mahasiswa will agree that it is uneconomical for any transport organisation to have in stock coaches which will be used only a few days in a year. It ts hoped that this
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    Pirates
    80 12 \VITH reference to the TT report of fishermen from East Pangkor having "otlensive weapons", I would like to add that it is difficult to determine whether the weapons are offensive or defensive. As we have often heard of fishermen being robbed and killed by pirates, is it not sensible
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    PRETTY CERTIFICATES...
    88 12 CONGRATULATIONS to the far-sighted persons responsible for the new system of education at Malacca High School. Admittedly, unkind and unprogressive critics may say that this year's H S.C. results were pretty bad, but isn"t it marvellous the way student response in extra mural activities has flourished, so much
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    Why Hanoi is crying out for aid
    692 12  - Why Hanoi is crying out for aid KEYES BEECH VIETNAM WAR ENTERS NEW AND CRUCIAL STAGE BY HANOI is in serious trouble as a result of the United States backed invasion of the Laos panhandle. There can be no other interpretation of Hanoi's disclosure that Red Chinese pr c mier
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      235 12 iiliilliii You'll be surprised how little a beautiful MML floor costs MML Mosaic Tile Floor is Because MML Mosaic Tiles the best flooring you'll ever are free from import duty, buy. Contact us today and you get full value for money we'll send you samples of this For life. Name
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  • Business Times
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      One more DBS investment turns sour
      712 13  - One more DBS investment turns sour TSAI TAN By J^ GENTLE notice from the Singapore Customs Office last week lifting import duties on dressed and undressed leather spelt the demise of one more Governmentsponsored company. The notice explained that the 25 per cent duty was lifted because "the leading manufacturer
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      HOPE FOR THE ASIAN DOLLAR THAT IS STILL AN ILLUSION'
      418 13 HOPE FOR THE ASIAN DOLLAR THAT IS STILL AN ILLUSION' rrHE hope that the Asian Dollar will speed up the progress of Asian economic development has to date largely remained unfulfilled. This is the opinion of the Chase Manhattan Bank's Singapore branches which, in their latest business brief on the
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      CITY TALK
      153 13  -  Croesus wmmm By Ratifying inequality Today will be a red letter day for insurers. Today the General Insurance Association will appoint a special committee "to streamline the organisation and to update its practices to meet the new circumstances and problems" in an industrialising Singapore. The committee will have
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      TOP TEN STOCKS TRADED LAST WEEK
      120 13 NAME T HAW PAR BROTHERS AMBASSADOR HOTEL STARLITE CERAMIC POWER TELECOMMUNICATIONS FAR EAST-LEVINGSTON SINGAPORE TRACTION SEA VIEW HOTEL SAN HOLDING YEO HIAP SENG UNITED MOTOR WORKS TRNOVE 000 573 487 468 309 254 239 229 216 187 162 ZR PRICE Mar. 12 $0,914 $0.77
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      Gula Perak will see the fruits of its labours soon
      794 13  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By many investors the plans of (iula Perak may seem a pipedream. Let me reassure the doubters that this sugar plantation company is fact, not fiction. Buttons are about to be pushed in its sugar refinery, fields of
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      NO MSA PLAN YET TO BE lATA MEMBER
      311 13 NO MSA PLAN YET TO BE lATA MEMBER MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE Airlines has no intention of joining the International Air Transport Association (lATA) in the immediate future, although ;t begins flying to Europe on June 2 This was .stated by Mr. Lim Chin Beng. MSA's deputy managing director, in an interview recently
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      66 13 "For the price of a ticket to London BOAC showed us Europe too." For some people there is only one airline. Heard about our terrific selection of European holidays? From villa accommodation on the Mediterranean coast to conducted tours of Europe. Treat yourself KMf\£%.f^ to some spectacular m&\Jf^\^ sightseeing. Your
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      210 13 INSIDE The indefatigable Julia Hong Kong's first woman stockbroker: Singapore's rattan and rane trade crawls towards industrialisation; U.S. trade mission boosts Singapore as "best site for regional headquarters"; News from Australia; People in business. Page 14. Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports- I oral market; Commodities Page IS. New York
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    The indefatigable— Julia—HK's first woman stockbroker
    646 14  - The indefatigable— Julia— HK's first woman stockbroker ILSA SHARP By JIOXG KONG: "Lately, I've been feeling tired," sighed Mrs. Jolia Loo. \o wonder she is the first woman to break through the Hongkong Stock Exchange's B()ye;ir-old ruling against women stockbrokers in the trading hall, and that's a strength-sapping feat. Mrs.
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    News from Australia
    681 14  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By CYDNEY: DRC Investments, the Australian based company which has sole rights to set up horse racing in Jakarta, has backed a winner as far as market punters are concerned. The company issued one million ordinary A 50 cents shares at a premium of A
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    144 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr- Cheong Kirn Hock, managing director of Malaysian C E Tours and chairman of Malaysia Hotel in Kowloon, Hong Kong, left Singapore recently for a two-week study tour of the United States. Mr. Jayaram Krishna has been promoted to Offlcer-in-Charge, Export Letters of Credit, at the Singapore
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    Republic's rattan and cane trade crawls toward industrialisation
    582 14  - Republic's rattan and cane trade crawls toward industrialisation CHAN BONG SOO By OINGAPOREs rattan 0 and cane trade is slowly, but surely entering a phase where it is needing more and more local labour for its sales drive. This steady transition towards industrialisation and ex-port-orientated at that has been going
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    Singapore 'best site for regional H.Q.
    169 14  - Singapore 'best site for regional H.Q. COLIN GIBSON By AN AMERICAN mission, \vhi< cently toured Southeast Asia and tlv East, is boosting gapore as the bos' in the area for panics wanting up regional 1 quarters. The government -sp, mission, which ed South Korea. 1 and Thailand. rop< the U.S.
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      256 14 /-"TOtt zyyt > Mil I t^J Vr 1 ff I I 41 IHt I 'i'''l<\' f r r *i* \fo. wl I <&$& H Fresh, exciting and exotic, I*""^=£SSsJh* f£^likly Shangri-La offers the utmost in comfort, service, cuisine and >v V£j£fl^fefl|fcj*^^^ 520 guest rooms, lavishly furnished with private bathrooms and
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      183 14 \bur money is safe in Australia i 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
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Asian Dollar
      62 15 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted on Saturday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525.000 and above and hold firm for today's trading. One month 4 15/16 p.c. Two month 4 13 16 p.c. Three month 4 15, 16 p.c. Six month 5
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      Hong Kong rates
      39 15 On the tnt •aeltangt mirtut In Hong Koni on Saturday the U.I. Dollar was quoted at 6.0175 for T.T. jsd 6.0030 for caih. tuning was quoted at 14.32 and in, fast or gold at 262. 75
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      Dividends announced
      97 15 Current payment Malay Tin 5% t \><r Hltam Tin 5% Dunlop Kstate 12.5 r f undard Deb. 3.5% Malayan Banking Ul t NalajMl Credit 5% t Koblnson ord. 6'", <hf!d Amalgamated 200 i -m.rloh Rubber 1% I niU-d HoldiDga 12% Wilkinson Procen 25'* t Interim. Adjusted to present
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      Bank Negara statement
      75 15 DANK NEGARA statement of Liabilities and Assets on Feb. 27. 1971. 1 \HILIIItS: Capital 40,000,000 eneral reserve 34.587.214 Mnaysian currency In circulation $1,113,700,602 Banks 8 1 Malaysian Government 438.403,125 Other 227.158.121 i of special drawings rtfhta J26.210.371 Other Liabilities t 173.186,762 Total 12,337,156,838 \SSETS G> Id and
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      Singapore produce
      199 15 ALL was quiet in the Slnga■k* pore produce market last week when overseas following m minimal. The shipment of a lew hundred tons of March coffee to America and Europe was made against previous contracts. No fresh offtake by both areas was reported as prices ruling in Singapore
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      488 15 T»HE market was very 1 quiet last week leaving many of the shares in the Portfolio below their best. The chance was taken to pick up 3 more stocks which should enhance the portfolio's value over the coming months. At the moment the possible profit on stocks
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      PRICES
      152 15 ChintM Product C«otvan|t, liniiyert, noon prlctt per pleul on Saturday. Coconut Oil: bulk $37 sellers, drum Si.i sellcn. Coora: Mixed (fob.) loose Mar./ Apr. UK'Cont. 135 B. P.pptr: Muntok ASTA wbltt f.o.b. IOOr-f NLW $170 sellers. Sarawak white f o.b. P6" t NLW SIM tellers. Sarawak special black f
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      LOCAL MARKET
      287 15 LAST week saw a painless Singapore Budtet treated indifferently by operators on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. !In contrast to yesteryears when the passage of national budgets with no new taxes attached, usually stirred up bullish activity in stocks, an easier tendency was noted in the
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      257 15 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: The stock market staged a mild rally during the week, with the Financial Times Industrial Ordinary share Index finishing over 10 points higher at 324.8 against 313.5 on the previous Friday. Wall Street's uptrend was the main factor aiding sentiment, but the general economic situation remained
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      931 16 AS a service to readers, the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The years high and lows are followed by the weeks nts in price and turnover with ca dilated dividend yields and
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1004 16 Till following is a list of revised quotation- f»r roantrrs not included in the above MMIyM for the week up to Friday Mar. 12 with price mmrmrnt* based on a comparison of last sales mi Mar. 5 and Mar. 12 shown in brackets. 11. 2 02 248
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      CLOSING PRICES
      31 16 RI'BBER TIN Ma-, (per kilo) (per picul) 8. 96.75 cts $632.62--9. 97.00 cts. $633 75 10 9700 cts. $636.12Va 11. 97.50 Cts $637.75 12. 100.75 CU. $639.50 13. $641.62',
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      250 16 The following company meet"aiaUya Glass Factory Bhd.: Mar 15 11.00 a.m., Registered Office. Beat 14 Jalan Tampoi. Johore Bahru. Ming Court Hotel Ltd.: Mar. 13 12 noon, the Polynesian Room of Ming Court HoteL Tanglin Road, Singapore. Public Bank Bhd.. Mar. 16. 12 noon. 4 Jalan Gereja, Kuala
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      PALM OIL
      31 16 In London on Friday the price of Malayan 5 per cent CIF VK N European port. In bulk. «terllng per long ton May w a quoted at £119 ($2W>
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      New York
      323 16 YEW YORK. Fri— The stock x^ market finished the session mixed and closed out the week with little change Near the close today. Stanpoors Industrial Average had gained 17 cents to ***** after being down 23 cents earlier. For the week, the average gained about 66 cents. The
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      SMR BUSINESS
      124 16 'THE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released the following information in respect of business transacted in S.M.R. for the week ending March 12. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. SMK SCV SMR SL SMR 5 SMR 5 SMR 10 SMR
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      Local Stock Indices
      57 16 Industrials: Hotels: Properties: t Tins: t rubbers: Mar. 8 148.52 65.91 116.57 89.37 114.54 Mar. 9 148.57 65.92 116.17 89.38 114.51 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 12 148.40 148.49 148.40 65.87 65.86 65.90 115.61 115.04 114.48 89.44 89.44 89.42 114.68 114.73 114.76 Dec. 30, 1966 100 Dec.
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      60 16 Spore (2) 132.33 131 73 (1) Export price to non-*terhn« inu in 1' 8. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealen price in Singapore dollan per tael. London Biirut Hongkong Zurich Pam Bport (1) Friday tut. 39.04 39.40 40.46 39.058 39.20S 39.30 40.5S t Thuriday tut. 39.00 39
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      DELAYED DEALS
      56 16 •pHE week* total delayed transactions In the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage In bracket*. Mar. 8. 212.000 (23.04 per cent) 9. 275.000 (17.48 per cent) 10 309.000 (2432 per cent) 11 300,000 (25.08 per cent) 12 195.000 (17 11 per cent) The weeks
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      264 15 y m f TI) LTD. VACANCIES FOR INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHERS/INSPECTORS i) SENIOR INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHERS INSPECTORS These vacancies will be filled by technicians who have gained considerable ard varied experience In the field of Industrial Radiography and non-destrutlve testing. They will be capable of taking charge of large Inspection projects and will
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      554 15 We ore seeking on experienced young man of good educctton and character to appoint as our TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE for our expanding Machinery Sales Business within the Local Shoe making and allied industries. Hove hod some experience os a Soles Representative Gained Technical knowledge ond experience Be between 25 30
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      606 15 Qollei SINGAPORE We hove vaconcies for TECHNICIANS Applicants should possess the following: 1) Sec. II education or equivalent 2) Croft/Trade Certificate in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PRACTICE or equivalent 3) 3 years industrial experience 4) Working knowledge ot English Candidates with Advance Croft Certificates will be given preference. Salary will be commensurate
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      666 16 SHELL EASTERN PETROLEUM PTE. LTD. have vacancies for INSTRUMENT MECHANICS Candidates must have a craft or trade Certificates from a Vocational Institute. Craft School or its equivalent. They must also have knowledge of the English language and be able to read and interpret technical drawings. The work will consist of
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      506 16 SOUTH EAST ASIA IRON STEEL INSTITUTE require TECHNICAL OFFICER Qualifications Degree in engineering or science or equivalent. Experience —3to 5 yeors in industry, preferably one which is In some way associated with iron ond steel. Duties The successful applicant will initiate the work projects and studies to be undertaken by
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    ASEAN MINISTERS SIGN AIR ACCORD
    150 17 ASEAN leaders sign t h c multilateraJ agreement on commercial rights of nonscheduled air services among the five member countries during the closing of the twoday fourth Asean Ministerial Meeting in Manila on Saturday. They are (from left): Mr. Adam Malik, the Indonesian Foreign Minister:
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    FIESTA 71 TO HELP STUDENTS IN NEED
    166 17 FIESTA 7V TO HELP STUDENTS IN NEED CINGAPORE. Sun A dinner and dance, "Fiesta 71," will be held at the Ambassador Hotel on April 2 to raise money for the Whampoa Welfare Fund. i", which will consist of a Chinese dinner and a fancy dress competition, is a community service
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    Goodwillyouths see sports as 'fun and games'
    345 17 Goodwillyouths see sports as 'fun and games' SINGAPORE. Sun.— When Japanese youths go to a game It is fun and games all the way apparently more for the spectators than for the players. Members of the 347-mem-ber Japanese youth goodwill cruise were up with the rising sun with cameras, flags
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    Taiotoshi' and down goes a black belt
    127 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thump! And a Japanese judo black belt downs his Singapore counterpart with a "taiotosbi" throw. But this was not the real thing. It was merely two black belts trying out their techniques. In the picture. Mr. Martin Ngian. 25. a first-dan
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      135 17 jsV— j^^HsflsHHHL! MODERN GROOMING J FORA MODERN MAN MGS offers the widest variety -a fantastic array of 29 different items for modern grooming. Whether it's for shaving, skin care, hair styling or travelling, you'll get top-notch results with MGS. #y>HI7 r EIDO men's cosmetics FREE 1 sports bag with every
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      156 17 On your TV and radio today 3.00 P.M. Opening and General Hospital 3.25 For The Family 3.55 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (Tamil) 3.51 It's Happening in Singapore (Tamil— repeat) 4.15 Days of Our Lives 4.55 Close 6.N Opening and Tom Grattan's War: The Inventor 6.30 News
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      120 17 7.05 Family Affair: Heroes Are Born 7.40 News and Newsreel in Chinese 1.05 Combat: OHie Joe 900 NeAS and Newsreel in English 925 It's Happening m Singapore (English) 9.45 Tapestry 10.35 Fojr Winds To Adventure: My World Is On Wheels 11.00 Route 66: First Class Mouliak 11.55 Close (Malay) 1.20
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      677 17 5.00 P.M. Programme Summary 5.05 Pok Amai2 5.35 The Bugaloos: If I Had The Wings Of A Bugal:o I.N News 6.15 To Rome With Love 6.40 Shotgun Slade: Skyfire 7.11 Middle School Mathematics: Motion Geometry Plane Patterns 7.35 Mr. Digby Darling 0.05 Programme Summary 8.10 Lancer 9.00 News 9.15 Peristiwa
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      Why don't you girls report the hooligans to the police?
      185 18 Why don't you girls report the hooligans to the police? I READ with interest the letter by "Intolerable" (ST.. March 11) who agreed with a reader that "men are beasts" because they pinch girls In crowded places. "Intolerable" adds by calling us "cheeky" and "Irritating" just because she was jeered
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      58 18 MAY I remind all car- owners attending RTS shows that they are parking in tne "protected" area at their own risk. Last week I went to an audition at Caldecott Hill. I enjoyed the show tremendously but it was most disgusting to find my car aerial bent when I came
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      BICYCLES SHOULD HAVE REAR —LIGHTS
      195 18 BICYCLES SHOULD HAVE REAR —LIGHTS- (IOULD someone please j tell me why it is not compulsory for a bicycle to carry a rear light instead of just a reflector? Many times while travelling along unlit roads at night I have had to swerve at the very last minute to avoid
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      REPLIES
      265 18 1 REFER to a letter from "Disgusted Parent" (ST.. Feb. 25). The registration of births in the city area (excluding government hospitals) is carried out at the Registry of Births and Deaths at Empress Place. For the convenience of residents in the rural areas, 14 registration centres have been
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      84 18 rE car park in front of block 38. Circuit Road, is being used as a temporary hawkers' site for resiting hawkers affected by the redevelopment of the cook-ed-food hawkers' centre at Circuit Road. "Almost Mad" (ST.. Feb. 24) may wish to know that the hawkers have been advised to refrain
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      142 18 I REFER to the letter by Inche Mohd. Noor Mustaffa <8.T.. March 2) on the subject of warrant fee in respect of property tax in arrears. The fee is charged under the Property Tax (Fees) Regulations. 1961. which provide for a fixed sum of $5 for each Warrant of Attachment
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      46 18 WITH reference to Scorpion's letter (ST., Jan. 27). the proposal to construct a bus-shelter at Orchard Road in front of the Presbyterian Church has been Included in the 1971 72 work programme for consideration. Miss L. KAO CHUNG YING, Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development.
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      145 18 THE Ministry of Education thanks "Parent" for the concern and interest expressed in his letter headed "Food and drink at school" (S.T.. Feb. 27). However, "Parent" may be Interested to know that for every school tuckshop there is a tuckshop committee which is responsible for ensuring the hygienic preparation of
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      86 18 We've no transport problems now WITH reference to the letter by "Solicitor" (ST.. March 12) on "Why law firms stay together," I think the writer is looking at it from the wrong angle. The three-mile limit for an address of service was imposed in the days when there were no
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      OF PRIVATE TUITION AND THE POOR PUPILS
      869 18 AFTER all has been said and done ll the Singapore Teachers' Union Modernisation Seminar, the taxpayer is left standing wide-mouth-ed, gaping at stark facts and practicalities. One gets the Impression that standards of education can be improved only through teaching becoming a dedicated
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      WHEN HOME IS HELL ON A SUNNY DAY
      72 18 QUITE some time has passed since the HDB announced plans to reroof existing flats to prevent heat being radiated into top-floor dwellings. The plan has yet to be carried out at some blocks in Commonwealth Crescent. It is hell to star at
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      304 19 WENT to a midnight show on Saturday night and ,i\v :i film which all Singaporeans Mould be encouraged to see. The Him Is "No Blade of r "irass." a science-fiction movie about the possible msequences of environmental pollution. I suggest that the Ministry of Culture
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      150 19 THE penalty: $1,000. The crime: Being a flat dweller in Sennett Estate. The Ministry of Health, serves notice that those living in the flats in Wan Tho Avenue must cease to use the garbage chutes. Further, at their own expense they must build a communal bin for refuse collection. We
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      103 19 I FEEL very awkward whenever I watch the RTS programme "Melody Mixture" which is shown on Channel 8 at 9 p.m. every Sunday. I know that RTS is trying to promote racial harmony and a "mixed" society in Singapore. Unfortunately I think that the music backing is horrible Chinese instrumental
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      49 19 ON the morning of March 8 I rang up NTUC to apply for transport to and from work in one of their mini-buses. Unfortunately, I received a very short reply: "Apply later." Is this the way officials of the NTUC treat members of a union? LOW-CLASS UNIONIST. Singapore 14.
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      63 19 IT IS amazing how resourceful people can be when it comes to earning a living. The other night I saw a salesman selling josssticks in Gevlang. What I witnessed amazed me: he was playing a har- monira to attract the attention of customers. It was
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      Results of science faculty exams
      1897 19 Results of science faculty exams SINGAPORE, Sun The University of Singapore today announced the results of the first and second examinations for the degree of Bachelor of Science held in January. The following candidates have passed the first examination: Abdul Rahim bin SharlfT, Ang Ah Lat, Ang Soo Llm. Ang
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    1062 20  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD By THE BRITISH SAILOR by Peter Kemp (Dent 555) IN contemplating the varied scenes of so motley a profession as that a sailor, there is much to be thought on with pleasure, and much with bitter anguish and disgust, wrote the
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    278 20  - Racism in the age of Victoria G. MOORHOUSE By VICTORIAN ATTITUDES TO RACE by Christine Bolt (Routledge and Keean Paul t3) rrHE title suggests 1 what a hard read this book is. Dr. Bolt is so scrupulously intent on letting the Victorians speak for themselves, not trying to steer them
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      1105 22 KAWASAKI KISKN KAISHA LTD. Waal Auatraiia/Singaporei/Jeapan Servle* fnmantli Spore Keelung Yokkaichi/Mgoya Y'hama Koba "liltnai Mr 24 Apr 21 Apr 4 May I Mai 12 May 14 May Japan Persian Cult Service Smgapori Far: siiisii Mara" Na. 9 1 Apr Colombo, Karachi, Muscat, Batnh, Kkorr. Kuwait, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai. Japan «fc
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      1038 22 TO MEW ZEALAND Loads Pening P. S'Hm Singapore Fir: BANKURA 1/ J Air Auck, Dune, Lytt. FROM NEW ZEALAND Sails last pert HZ Due Spore P. Sham Penang LtMiajj fir: BAMOIt Lytteltia IS Mar 31/ 2 Air STRAITS, Mt3I«S SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Laatiac fir: lAJULA IMr < lit
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      957 22 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arruei NEPTUNE ZIRCON 11,14 Apr 5, 7 Apr 1/ I Apr London 115. H burg 18/5. R'lUm 20,5.
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      715 22 SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO Ma. 3OC. Jl» AMaNns. Ktata LumtMr. The National Shtpping Uneof Malaysia FAR EAST/ EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang ArriTii: lUNCA lAVA 29/11 Mar 21/ 1 Apr 2/1 Apr Havre 2S/4. London 30/4, Hamburg 6,5, R'dam I/S. A'werp 10 5, Bremen 13/5 EUROPE/ FAR EAST SERVICE H'burg
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    IN MEMORIAM
    40 23 I In everlovlng memory of late DR. Seenlvasagam. formerly Barrister at Law. Member of Parliament, State Legislative Assembly, Municipality of Ipoh departed on 15-3-69. Sadly missed but never forgotten by brother Dato S.P. Seenlvasagam. sisters, colleagues and friends.
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      618 23 1 1^1* I SINGAPORE SOVIET I I SHIPPING CO. (PTE) LTD. I I TEL: *****1 (3 LINES) Boi EUROPEi Smiapora P. Slum Penani DESTINATIONS' v "DOMAIN HOLLAND" 11/21 Mar 1/ Mar 1/12 Mai Antwero M lUNNA LABOURCE" 25 Mar/: Ap, VI t m J/,SaJI ruXv Rotttrdm H^R INDIAi ■H TOlfA
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      693 23 NOTICE OF REMOVAL WE HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE REMOVAL OF OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT 129/135, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE TO: NO. 130, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 1 (GROUND FLOOR) AND OUR TELEPHONE NUMBERS ARE ***** ***** PLEASE NOTE THA^ THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE CLOSED FOR TWO DAYS (FROM 15th March 1971
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      855 23 TRAWLER CHARTER REQUIRED MALAYSIAN WATERS (MID-MAY TO MID-AUGUST 1971) A trawler is required to the following approximate specifications 1. The vessel, which must be in first class condition, should be not less than 65 ft. in length and should be equipped for shrimp trawling. 2. It should have echo sounding
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      1292 23 STORAGE SPACE VACANT Inquiries invited for Singapore short or long term static warehouse storage space approximately 10,000 sq ft. Contact XL *****3 Mrs. Teoh between 2.00 pm and 5.00 p.m Friday 12th or Monday 15th. MALAYA BORNEO BUILDING SOCIETY LIMITED 1 Incorporated ln Singapore* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
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    Acknowledgements
    38 24 FAMILY OF LATE Mrs Ong Bock Yew thank relatives and friends for their assistance, condolences and contributions during their recent bereavement and especially Doctors Nurses and Staff of Youngberg Memorial Hospital for their dedication during her Mined.
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    64 24 ALL HATIONALITIES ACES WELCOME. Expert Charm/ Modelling Training (Physical exercises includ«d) Contact Joan Booty Tel. ***** *****7 or visit 22-A Penang Road. Spore 9. LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Mngapurm for your latest hairstyles expert perming and gorgeous timings. Very moderate prices. Appointments: Telephone *****3 (Spore). LAST FEW OAVS.
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    16 24 5.0.1.- SAMARITANS OF SINCAPORE Despairing? Tempted to suicide' Find n i.hone. Ring ***** any time.
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    26 24 WELL ESTABLISHED Guest House offer home leave accommodation to families with children Early enquiries welcome B.J. Ferrari. Woodiaads H, Albany Park Road. Kingston Surrey.
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      905 24 Situation* vacant MOUSINC DEVELOPMENT BOARD, Sin capon Applications »r« invited from Sinraiore Omens for the following ap(A)"sub n -s'ur\fyor« Survey Computer.. Qualification: Pawed M Departmental Exnmlnatlon or equivalent. Salary $450 pm for those with 5 year.' experience In a survey office and 1390- pm for those •"hi ar»- experience in
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      1037 24 EUROPEAN COMPANY INTENOS to expand Into a field of operation, which will require the employment of an experienced male or female senior level employee The appllcants need to have academic < education and working experience preferably from a Bank or Finance Company with particular experience In credit procedure and Interest
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      997 24 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN AND 1 MECHANICI required. Hardworking good salary. Apply. Applied AlrconditlonlnK Co 215 Clemenceau Avenue. Tel *****4/*****. CHAMPACNE CABARET BAR Restaurant require* waitresses Call personally. 1 p.m. 4 p.m.. 99-101. Anson Road. Sin. apore 2. Tel: ***** for Mr. Leong. SET YOUR COMMERCIAL/ ACADEMIC training from Raja's College to
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      984 24 FATTEN ESTATE, Dl«trlct II furnished 3bedroom flat one alr-condl-tloner servant's amenlWes Pool* Road spacious storey bungalow (or Immediate occupation Tel. Miss Ng *****/9. JUT. LUXURY APARTMENTS spacious entertainment area with open air Harden. 3 bedrooms, separate servant's room and amenities Yumin Housing AKency. *****/***** Spore. F »MT. 25 JALAM BUMBONC
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      923 24 Leave accommodation modern FLAT facing iea Katong A luxuriously furnished Including telephone and television. Available middle April for three months. Telephone *****9. Houses and land for sal* DISTRICT 10:- M| mi. Holland Road. Beautiful two-storey well planned executive mansion. Lovely garden, fenced. Area over 9.000 sq ft. Freehold land. Lance
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      1905 24 WEEKLY BOEING CHARTER flights to and from London. All enquiries welcomed Tel Miss Kok *****7 (Spore). FOR ECONOMY FLIGHTS Singapore/ London and coach tours of Europe. Please contact Globetrotter! *****3 (Spore) Beauty culture BEAUTY CULTURE HAIRDRESSING COURSES (French style. Japanese style) by Rosalie Hernon. Skin specialist beautician with 18 International
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    Son tells why farmer hanged himself
    157 25 Son tells why farmer hanged himself CINGAPORE, Sun.— A 13 national serviceman told a coroner yesterday that his father, a 57-year-old rubber tapper cum vegetable farmer, became depressed after learning that the Government planned to acquire a piece of land owned by him. "He felt that the compensation offered was
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      306 25 (Cont. from Page 24). Hugs, carpets 6c curios SPECIAL CLEARANCE OFFER FINE INDIAN HANOKNOTTED WOOLLEN CARPETS 1. Popular Quality. Plain Shades, Or*cn Blue. Grey. Maroi(tlt U»ual Pries Clsannct Pr.cs x 9- $190 S '.>s'--2. Standard Quality, t'liin Shades. Or«n. Blue. Grey. Maroon. Fawn. Siic Usual Price CKarancs Prict \2- $440'-
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      394 25 110 VOLTS iO 60 cycles Air Conditioners. Refrigerators. Chest Upright Freezers for export Con- j tact Chamrlon Trading Co.. 135. Commonwealth Crescent. Blk. 116. Singapore. Tel: *****4. *****2 BUILDING AND FACTORY MATERIALS Square and Rectant.-ular Hollow sections. Steel Plates. Etc. Contact Gee Pent; Huat Hardware I'te Ltd 2* Pinna! Road.
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      636 25 Machinery, piant Cor sale FORKLIFT TRUCKS CONVEYANCER 6.00U and 4.000 lbs N<» and second hand DtaMl and Battery ENctrc I Contact Kdcar iSin^uorei Hi* I.'d and Ed^.ir iMalay»iai Sdn. Bnd I Vehicles lor sale NC KEONC CAR TRADERS, 14, 1 Patersc"! Hill, sm^aiore *****4: OfTir 1170: Capri 1600. A Clut-
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      570 25 Miscellaneous GENERAL SPRAY PAINTING repair Iterator* for hire to customer. Kuong Goey *****4 *****4. CENERAL SPRAY PANITING repair refrigerators 3 hours customer 1 re-enamel bath-tub on Board Ship 2i612. *****. MAKE FRIENOS STRAICHTAWAV through K P S. Enc.ose return postage Alexandra P.O. Box 108. Sporr-3. ADVERTISER would like Fortune Teller
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      810 25 ■ri r v J fSPy^B MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SINGAPORE Associated Board of the Royal School* of Music London Practical Examinations 1971 The above examination will be held In Singapore from July to September. 1971. Entries for these examinations should reach the Chief Examinations Officer. Ministry of Education, Kay Slang Road,
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      608 25 EHSSTffSSn LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYL' ia) il) Nama Jawatan Pembantu Teknlk (.Tlngkatan Blasa) (.11) Nama Jabatan Alcltek oil) Bahaglan Bahaglan II tb) Tangga Oajl $475 x 25 60C 640 x 25 765 di-tambah dengan Elaun Sara Hidup mengikut kadar selcarang int. Elaun Rumah akan dl-bayar se-klra-nya rumah Lembaga tldak
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      161 25 STRAITS TIMES WORD PUZZLE 'H' The winning entry THE $10,000 prize for Straits Tim s Word Puzzle 'H' \v;is won by: Mr. T. L D'Cruz, 171 (i Sungei Pinang Road, Penang. He submitted a solution which the adjudication committee held to give the most meritorious set of answers to the
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      70 25 want to ROVE. But given the opportunity, he may be eager to MOVE to a bigger and better house. Preference for ROVE. H-2:2: "An antique dealer is likely to have many highly articles among his stock." Being a dealer, he is Interested in the PRICE and. himself, may not PRIZE
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      95 25 i HCjLJ l|D|E[Rj 2[PjR I C E D| 3[N^E TTL E|| 4»L O V E Lm S BS HR E W[P^ x|m| il s 1t 1 El rßß I A LOVELY girl is not necessarily happy. This justifies the clue's assurance that there may be good reason to pity her.
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      460 25 ZHHaTITbTIM 2 ■Wi I H NjWL 4»C A rB 7mß~Hi i pi ~i |L| l|G|H[T|E|R _4_cl_ij.x_lje__r_x /Itlels|t|alt|e or MISTER that. The MASTER, however. Is one special individual, not merely a superior. Preference for MISTER. H-3:l: "Break one and you may have to stop work for a time." "Break one" rather
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      380 25 H-5:l: "May make a glass of beer all the more attractive." The HEAT, of course. Most beer drinkers expect a HEAD of some kind on their drink. HEAT is more apt. Preference for HEAT. H-5:4: 'Few people would to attempt to swim the English Channel." Channel swimming attempts are normally
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      Lock icon Rival forwards put Arsenal in the running
      633 26 Rival forwards put Arsenal in the running LONDON. Sun QEORGE GRAHAM and Jon Sanmels, great rivals for a regular place in the Arsenal side, kept the London club in the running for the English First Division champimship by getting the goals which beat Crystal Palace yesterday. With leaders Le»ds dropping
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      Unbeaten Wales clinch triple crown
      370 26 Unbeaten Wales clinch triple crown fARDIFF, Sun. Wales clinched the triple crown for the second time in three years when they beat Ireland by 23 points to nine in their international Rugby Union championship m. itch at Cardiff Arms Park jesterday. The powerful Welshmen, having beaten the other three home
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      THE RESULT
      311 26 F\\ Xinalnir Cup quartcr-linal: Wvr. mbe 0 Skelmersdile 3 i winners meet Leatherhead in semi-flnals on Mar 27 >. Irish ('Up semi li nils: Coleraine 1 Distillery 1 (at Windsor i; Derry 1 Llnfield 0 (at Coioraine) FIRST DIVISION Blackpool 1 Leeds 1 Coventry 1 Liverpool 0 C.
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      THE TABLE
      1067 26 FIRST DIVISION P W D L F A Pt Leeds 33 22 8 3 57 23 52 Arsenal 31 20 6 5 56 25 46 Chelsea 33 15 11 7 44 35 41 Wolves 33 17 7 9 51 47 41 Southpton 32 14 9 9 41 32
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      Lock icon Frazier stays away from TV showdown
      352 26 Frazier stays away from TV showdown IVEW YORK, Sun. Joe Frazier stayed away from a television confrontation with Cassius Clay yesterday because, his manager said, he did not want him (Frazier) embarrassed. When Frazier failed to appear (or the pre-record-mg of the programme, the American Broadcasting Company said it was
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      Lock icon Chizova wins the gold with a world best
      169 26 SOFIA. Sun Madezllda Chuova sent Simla '.he winning trail with ban mW put: Mrtorma :he first day of the Eul indoor athletics cbampl here yesterday. Russia and E;tst and Qermany i net again underlined tbetr strength by capturing the bulk si the
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      Lock icon Seagren wins pole vault
      51 26 TOKYO. Sun Bob Stagren of the I ed 5 20m (17ft 0 OCin > ti I oeat me JapaneM tn the pole van indoor athletic meet. Sca?rcn. Dole rau.lt ninnf In the 1968 Olympir set. a world indoor I 5 33m 1 17 ft 61ni in
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      2812 27  -  EPSOM JEEP By 19th September II wins first time I out to pay $181 \JOVIE HOUSE V set a new course record of lmin ;G 4 ssec when he won the mile race for Class 1, Div. 1 horses at [Jukit Timah yesterday.
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      GW give fancied Army a beating
      136 29 GW give fancied Army a beating /'UTHRIE Waugh, the Business Houses hampions, strengththoir hopes of :ing among the five in this year's eague Div One championship when beat fancied Bri\nny by 3-1 at Besar stadium day. In yesterday was i ond against a Sersidi They had edged Royal Navy Wan-
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      Kono holds great bid by Graham
      733 29 Kono holds great bid by Graham Malaysian Open Golf report ...by MANSOR RAHMAN and MAURICE KHOO J£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Tiny Takaaki Kono of Japan had to fight off a very determined challenge by Australian David Graham in the final round here today before winning the Malaysian Open golf championship by
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      Alan enters last eight
      610 29 ALAN James, Singapore's Junior champion, yesterday powered his way into the quarter finals of the singles and doubles for Boys Under 19 in SLTA Age Group cnampionships at Sherwood Road. James thrashed Willie Chan 6-0. 6-0 in the second round and then eliminated Michael Choo 6-2.
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      Dali winner
      44 29 KUAj-A LUMPUR. Sun A r /'th minute goal headed In by Dali Omar put Kelantan In the FAM Cup final at Merdeka Stfdlum last night The goal tr.we them a 1-0 win over Police. Holders Prisons beat Sabah 9-1 in other semifinal.
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      The final placings
      742 29 YESTERDAY'S final placings in the Malaysian Open Golf championship: 269 T. Kono (J) 67. 66. 64. 72 (37-35). 271 David Graham (A) 71. 70. 64. 66 (33-33) 274 G Marsh iA) 68. 66, 73. 67 < 34--33). Lv Liang Huan (Thali 67, 69. 70. 68 1 35-33).
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      Reggie hits 40, takes 8-31
      304 29 CINGAPORE skipper Reggie da Silva shone with bat and ball yesterday to help Police register their third straight win in the SCA Senior tournament yesterday. Police, without a single league win last year, did well to beat Naval Base Cricket Club by 115 runs at
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      SELETAR SCORE FOURTH LEAGUE GOLF WIN
      167 29 CELETAR Golf Club, Just taken over by National Sports Promotion Board, scored a surprise 4-2 win over last year's runners-up «arren Club in the Singare Golf Association's League at Dover Road yesterday. This was the fourth win for Seletar. They had earlier beaten Tengah.
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      582 26 KENYATAAN TAWARAN HU 1-KIABAT. JABATAN IKOB Ta waran 2 akan di-terlma oleh Ketua Ptngarah Ukor, Negerl2 Tanah Melayu. Jalan Gurney, Kuala Lumpur untok membekalkan baraiir.^ yang tersebut dlbawah ba»;i tahun 1971: 1. Sensitised Dyeline Printing Paper 2. Drawing Instruments, papers and Materials 3. Artist Brushes and Printing Nibs 4 Survey
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      489 26 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tender 2 ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Kontrekter2 yang berpengblaman untok kerja2 di-bawah Ini BK.NO. 16 71 (A) Mereka, membekal, menghantai membena dan menguji 'pumping and water treatment Equip- menf di-Kllang Kelapa Sawlt Bukit Goh, daerah Kuantan, Pahang. BK.NO. 17/71 ißi Membekal can menghanUr keplngan2 Bumbong
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      33 26 -m^m\^m^m^^^mm^mV m^JLwmWL^ jm^m^L* I SALES BONANZA 71 I I Held I I Simultaneously in Full Force I I Half Special Price I I Qualitative and Quantitative Items I I (OPEN ON SUNDAY) I
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      164 27 Dats the fpfc* 1 3JP «Jl#gra«# W.a jm wr~ ww VI W 3TW gW^ ffl lsW MM «JigasWr>^Bic rlgsfe^ to pack up and go The K C Dat way. Next time you need to pack up and go. give your possessions the care and attention they deserve. Our packing teams
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      60 27 bCmI o sn sn B^ B J V^^aaw V^_ «j«ii»^J Ib^bJ nJgs^gs^gsMal DHsteissM^ 1 built in Malaysia Malaysian haulier Phone or call on us at:HARGILL ENGINEERING SDN. BHD. HARGILL ENGINEERING (SPORE) PTE. LTD. (Manufacturing Division) Jalan Gudang, Jalan Tiga, Jalan Sungei Besi, Taman Jurong P.O. Box 87, P. O. Box
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      86 29 "<>< KKY SHA Lersue Dlv. 1: Foresters v HQ Farelf and Authority. Div 2: Foresters v HMS Terror (Jalan Ihomsbn Rd Besar 5 pm and 6.30). PARC v C8C v Polytechi.ic MSA (Buklt Shermim National Road 1 Schools tournament iFarrer Pic 1: Business Houses 830 am. 2 15 pm and
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    Rifles and pistols to be made in Jurong by US firm?
    195 30 Rifles and pistols to be made in Jurong by US firm? CINGAPORE, Sun Chartered Industries of Singapore in Jurong a whollyowned government concern is in the final stage of negotiations with Colt Industries of the United States for the manufacture of sporting rifles and target pistols under licence. According to
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    Missing girl was strangled: Police
    449 30 Missing girl was strangled: Police SINGAPORE, Sun. QFFICERS from the Special Investigation Section of the CID investigating the murder of a woman relief teacher believe she had been strangled. The woman, Lily Koe, 18, of St. Hilda's Primary School in Katong, is believed to have been murdered at least two
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    600,000 in pay rise 'offensive'
    51 30 TOKYO. Mon. —Some 600,000 Japanese labour union workers kicked off their annual spring pay rise "offensive" today with rallies throughout the country. The outdoor gatherings were sponsored by the Oeneral Council of Trade Unions of Japan, the Federation of Independent Unions and other labour organisations.
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    Chinese told: Maintain dialogue with the Malays
    585 30 Chinese told: Maintain dialogue with the Malays CEREMBAN, Sun. 43 Chinese unity must be used to establish and maintain a dialogue with the Government and the other races, particularly the Malays. Finance Minister and MCA president, Tun Tan Slew Sin, emphasised here last night. "We must bear in mind that
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    9 HURT IN CAR TAXI CRASH
    152 30 9 HURT IN CAR TAXI CRASH rIS was the scene at the junction of Tiong Bahru and Kirn Tian Roads late last night when a taxi (left) and a Mazda saloon collided head-on, injuring nine people, three seriously. The .Mazda was proceeding from Alexandra while the taxi was travelling from
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    22 30 MARIANMAI MIRANDA panttd away U. 3 71 it Vallalhurai Trlvandrum. father of Vawa Franklin. Rita Solomon Jacob. Singapore Joatpn Miranda Bombay
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