The Straits Times, 23 April 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times. Tllß National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Let's look to future: Ismail
    636 1 Let's look to future: Ismail Malaysia-Spore relations SINGAPORE, Thursday MALAYSIA and Singapore should look to the future instead of the past, the Malaysian acting Prime Minister, Tun (Dr.) Ismail said in Kuala Lumpur today before flying here for a two-day visit. In SINGAPORE this afternoon, he had talks with Mr.
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    Tun to visit Sarawak, Sabah too
    155 1 Tun to visit Sarawak, Sabah too L*UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The acting Prime Minister, Tun <Dr). Ismail, is to make a seven-day visit to East Malaysia from April 30. Tun Ismail, who announced this at a Press conference at the RMAF base before leaving for a two-day visit to Singapore, said
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    US jet makes Indo-China war history
    193 1 US jet makes IndoChina war history CAIGON, Thurs. A U.S. Air Force FlO5 Thunderchief fighter-bomber made Indo-China war history today by firing Shrike missiles at SAM-2 missiles sites in both North Vietnam and Laos during a single mission, military sources reported. The Thunderchief, equipped with "Wily Weasel" electronic radar detection
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    Pope's appeal
    37 1 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. Pope Paul has made an lmpasMoned appeal for more young persons to serve as priests and nutis at a time of sharply declining vocations throughout the world, the Vatican announced today. CPI.
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    23 1 MANILA. Thurt King Mabendra of Nepal tonight received the Order of SUcatuns, Rank of Rajah, from President Ferdinand E. M»rco». —UPI
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    Lock icon Haiti's 'Papa Doc' dies
    104 1 Haiti's 'Papa Doc' dies PORT-AU-PRINCE, (Haiti), Thurs. Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier (above), lifetime President of Haiti, died last night after a three months' iOness, the Government radio announced today. The radio announcement said Mr. Duvalier'* 20--year-old son, Jean Claude, would succeed the grayhaired dictator who had led the black republic
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    Lock icon SALYUT: Not a beep in Moscow
    130 1 SALYUT: Not a beep in Moscow MOSCOW, Thurs. Russia's space station "Salyut" (Salute) remained in orbit, but Soviet media, did not utter a beep about it. Speculation that the Salyut venture might have failed died down after Soviet Communist Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev described the launching as an example of
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    Lock icon Tennis shock by China
    121 1 Tennis shock by China LONDON. Thurs. China sprang a surprise today by withdrawing from the International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF). The federation's honorary secretary, Mr. Basil Reay, announced today that the ILTF had received a letter from the All-China Sports Federation saying it had now withdrawn from the ILTF and
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    Lock icon Israel official for S'pore
    47 1 JERUSALEM, T'hurs. Mr. Gideon Raphael, Director General of Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Is to leave for an extensive tour of Asia this weekend, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said this evening. Mr. Raphael will visit Australia, Japan, South Korea. Thailand and Singapore. Reuter
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    Lock icon Kidnap ordeal
    38 1 ZURICH. Thurs. A woman official at the Austrian embassy here spent her third night Imprisoned In a flat loaded with dynamite and petrol as negotiations between Swiss authorities and her kidnapper apparently reached a deadlock. Reuter.
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    28 1 PERTH, Thurr Pweldon. the glamour Australian mining company, is expected to begin nickel production next year. Western Australia's Minister of Mines Mr. Don May. announced today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Arrest warrant for Mendoza— in jail
    112 1 Arrest warrant for Mendoza in jail MANILA. Thurs. Bolivian painter Benjamin Mendoza. convicted atUcker of Pope Paul VI. was served a warrant of arrest In his cell today. Immigration Commissioner Edmundo Reyes Issued the "routine warrant" for Mendozas arrest for overstaying his visa In the Philippines. Mr. Reyes disclosed a
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    Ceylon rebels: We're ready for talks
    314 1 Ceylon rebels: We're ready for talks COLOMBO. Thursday (MELON'S "Che Guevara" rebels have declared "Phase One" of their armed uprising against the Government successfully completed and say their leaders are ready to talk terms with authorities, it was reported today. A' letter written in Sinhala and containing the offer to
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    Lock icon Yahya's envoy flees from hotel
    475 1 Yahya's envoy flees from hotel fALCUTTA, Thurs.— West Bengali crowds today attacked the hotel where the new Pakistani Deputy High Commissioner to Calcutta was staying while making preparations to take over his country's mission here. The mission was declared a "Bangla Desh (Bengal Nation) mission last Sunday by the former
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      152 1 nbermain Registered T,ade MM Y 0 L T R Siraits Times today is a bumper 50-page issue in two sections. In SECTION TWO you will fmd the special bus guide for schoolchildren. Make sure you get both sections. tHTBABIE-HIEHPOWIB BURNER 1 ff sh'>i t II V. y ,^^l?^^^^^sm\ MODEL PT
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      Lock icon Pat for Peking?
      47 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mrs Pat Nixon (above) said yesterday she would like to make a trip to China. When told by members of the American Women for International Understanding that they want to visit china next year, the First Lady quipped: "Take me along" UPI
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      Suicides, tortures in Java report
      125 2 Suicides, tortures in Java report JAKARTA. Thurs. Two people in East Java have committed suicide to escape political pressures, and others have been beaten and jailed, the student newspaper. Harian Kami, reported today. The cases all Involved coercion by Sekber Golkar (the loint secretariat of functional groups), the Government's organisation
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      Now Nixon plans a Chou-style welcome
      389 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. PRESIDENT Nixon has said he wants to personally welcome a table tennis team from China Just as Prime Minister Mr. Chou Enlai greeted the Americans in Peking last week. Though '.he White House has not released an official statement to this effect,
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      Sudan denies charge
      44 2 KAMPALA. Thurs. Sudan yesterday denied training gurerillas to attack Uganda and coun-ter-charged r.iat Ugandan military aircraft had violated Sudanese airspace, the Sudanese Embassy said. The embassy warned if violations continued they would be regarded as "matters for prompt and active retaliation."
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      Lock icon Egypt hails Rogers' visit to Cairo
      302 2 Egypt hails Rogers' visit to Cairo CAIRO, Thursday. FGYPT has welcomed a planned visit to Cairo by U.S. Secretary of State Mr. William Rogers, but Cairo's Al-Ahram newspaper warned today that all Israeli conditions for re-opening the Suez Canal set by the Israeli Deputy Premier Yigal Allon in Washington would
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      Soviets 'going ahead' with new ICBM
      389 2 Soviets 'going ahead' with new ICBM WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Soviet I nion b going ahead with a new and apparently extensive intercontinental ballistic missile construction pm cramme, Defence Secretary Melvin Laird saiii yesterday. "This new ICBM construction effort, coupled with additional momentum in the strategic defensu, area all clearly planned
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      Lock icon Nixon steps up foreign aid
      73 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Nixon today proposed the creation o( two new foreign aid agencies with authority to spend nearly US$4,OOO million over the next three years. Mr. Nixon, in a lung messac* to the Congress on the future of U-S. foreign aid said the U.S.
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      Lock icon Poll boost for Tories
      66 3 LONDON, Thurs The Conservative Government has registered a marked improvement in popularity since its budget last month which Rave widespread tax relief, according to a gallup poll today. The poll, published in the Dally Telegraph. gave the Labour Party only a I.S per cent lead compared
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      Four bishops face charges
      56 3 ROME. Thurs. The Italian Divorce League said it has tiled penal charges against lour Roman Catholic bishops v. ho l&aued a pastoral letter criticising Italy's four-month-old divorce law. The league said it has charged the bishops with inciting contempt of the law. spreading false, exaggerated and
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      33 3 PARIS. Thurs The Chinese Embassy last night gave the Press a preview of China's "Red Women's Platoon" film, a modern revolutionary ballet with musical background arranged by Chairman Mao's wife Reuter.
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      TINA
      491 3  -  WILLI FRISCHAUER By The so funny, delicate and accident prone girl in a world of wealth J^ONDON. Thurs. Delicate, tender, often delightfully and uninhibitedly funny (in three languages), Tina Livanos Onassis Blandford has always been accident prone. She broke her leg skiing, was injured when she fell from a
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      Lock icon 'Obote planned to get wife killed'
      158 3 KAMPALA, Thursday. IJGANDA military intelligence released a document yesterday purporting to show that ousted President Milton Obote ordered his wife and three children killed and their deaths blamed on his successor, Gen. Idi Amin. 1 The document, released through the Information Ministry, said: "What
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      Lock icon Hundreds flee as Mount Etna triggers an earthquake
      254 4 Hundreds flee as Mount Etna triggers an earthquake CATANIA, Thurs. Hundreds of frightened Sicilians camped out in tents today after volcanic Mount Etna in its third week of violent eruption triggered an earthquake that destroyed dozens of homes and injured at least seven people. The tremor added an ominous new
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      Lock icon Stevens: We will stay in the Commonwealth
      106 4 FREETOWN. Thurs Dr. Slaka Stevens, sworn In yesterday as first executive President of the new Republic of Sierra Leone, said his country would stay In the Commonwealth and pursue a non-align-ment policy. As Prime Minister. Dr. Stevens declared the former British colony a
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      Lock icon DDT ban
      25 4 TOKYO. Thurs. The Agriculture and Forestry Ministry has ordered a total ban on the sales of DDT In Japan from May 1 AP.
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      Lock icon Soviet MiGs in Ceylon set a poser
      299 4 Soviet MiGs in Ceylon set a poser LONDON. Thursday DIPLOMATIC sources here have expressed deep concern at the introduction of Russian aircraft and personnel into the con- flict in Ceylon. The sources regarded the arrival of the Soviet Mission as an indication of the growing impatience of the Moscow-oriented C
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      Cannons boom as Queen E celebrates 45th birthday
      275 4 Cannons boom as Queen E celebrates 45th birthday LONDON, Thurs. Cannons boomed a royal salute throughout London yesterday, but Queen Elizebeth celebrated her 45th birthday holding hands with Prince Philip on a quiet walk in the sun through the gardens of Windsor Castle. Britain officially celebrates her birthday in June
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      Lock icon Fredom of sex for children, urges report
      235 4 Fredom of sex for children, urges report T ONDON, Thurs. v A British civil liberties organisation appeals yesterday for greater rights tor children including having sexual relations as early and as much as they want 'The right of young people to have sexual relations as soon as they wish to
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      Lock icon Hijacker to be freed
      72 4 ROME. Thurs. Raffaele Mlnichlello. the US marine i convicted of carding out the i world's longest airliner hijack- ing from California to Rome in Nov. 1969. Is to be freed on May 1, a court ruled here today The Appeal Court reduced his sentence from seven
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      Lock icon Gia charged with assault
      77 4 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. Actress Gia Scala pleaded not guilty yesterday to an assault charge arising from a scuflle with a parking lot attendant. She later was rreed on US$625 bail. The sister of the 35-year-old actress was in court for the arraignment but did not have
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      Lock icon Kiss me deadly!
      70 4 MEXICO CITY. Thurs.— "I don't mind when you Insult me or you beat me. so long as it ends In a kiss. Elvira Rios, 25. told fiance Emlliano Morales. 37, after one of the frequent arguments In their stormy courtship. Morales kissed his fiancee, who responded by
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      MENDOZA HEARS THE VERDICT
      50 5 BOLIVIAN painter Benjamin V Amor (standing at right) listens to Judge Pedro Baalists (seated left) reading the sentimr Mrndoza was found guilty here of attempted assassination of Pope Paul. vl. iidd/ i was given the minimum sentence of two years and four months jail. I PI.
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      Ky urges deadline for US pullout
      361 5 Ky urges deadline for US pullout SAIGON Thursday. yiCE-PRESIDENT Cao Ky was quoted by a U.S. Congressman yesterday as saying he favoured a fixed date for American withdrawal from Vietnam "the end of 1972 or bitter, perhaps. 1973." Mr. Beymour Halpern. (Republican New York), who arrived In Jerusalem on a
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      Lock icon 8 die as plane crashes into cottage
      179 5 8 die as plane crashes into cottage r HARLOTTE A M A L I E, (Virgin Islands), Thurs A twin-engined beach craft air-taxi yesterday crashed into a hotel cottage and bur«t into flames on impact, killing all eight persons aboard. The crash, occurring only moments after take-off, was at an
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      Lock icon 'Goldie' laid to rest
      73 5 CANBERRA. Thurs. A ghost coral reef that has haunted mariners since 1793 with Intermittent appearances off the North Queensland coast and on navy charts has been finally laid to rest. Navy officials said today. Ooldie reef was first charted nearly two centuries ago and had since
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      Lock icon Girl who alleged assault against Jim missing
      121 5 Girl who alleged assault against Jim missing I OS ANGELES. Thurs. A girl, who claimed that Negro actor and former football star Jim Brown threw her downstairs, failed to appear In court here to testily and a warrant was issued for her arrest. The court was hearing two misdemeanour counts
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      Bring apartheid arms deal to court call
      211 5 Bring apartheid arms deal to court call I ONDON, Thurs Bri- tain's legal obligations to supply arms to South Africa should be referred to the judicial committee of the Privy Council claimed Labour Pcei Lord Brockway in the House of Lords last night. He said: "We accept the principle that,
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    Varsity course on soil
    60 6 Varsity course on soil SINGAPORE, Thurs. A six-day course on soil stabilisation techniques at the University of Singapore will begin on May 11. About 25 civil engineers from government, statutory bodies and the commercial sector have already signed up for the course. It will deal wllh the mechanics oi soil
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    Straits division plan may hit hunt for minerals
    293 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday rOMPANIES exploring for oil and tin indicate that the Straits of Malacca may have rich mineral deposits and say that the establishment of the traffic separation scheme may interfere with mineral exploration and extraction. The Ministry of Transport said
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    Dry spell brings fires to Pahang
    88 6 Dry spell brings fires to Pahang 1^ UANTAN, Thurs. Fire has destroyed more than 3,000 acres of plantation and bushes In the state since the dry spell began last month. Fire brigades are answering calls to fires almost every day. The State Fire Officer, Inche Abdul Rashid bin Hajl Mohamed
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    PICK-A-BACK RIDE HOME FOR TWO LIGHTERS
    153 6 PICK-A-BACK RIDE HOME FOR TWO LIGHTERS CiINGAPORE. Thurs. k5 —Two Royal Navy lighters set sail for England today the easy way aboard another vessel. They were lifted off the water in an easy 10-minute operation by Neptune Orient Lines cargo ship, the Neptune Zircon. They were the last "cargo" to
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    DAP man walks out of Assembly meeting
    109 6 PENANG, Thurs. DAP assemblyman Mr. Khoo Soo Giap (Tanjong Bungah> walked out of the State Assembly this evening in protest against what he described us a "deliberate fix-up" to prevent him from speaking on the State Supply Bill. When the assembly resumed at
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      173 6 AUvy Pop By Y.T. Ham tin OUTA MY WAY, OOP, \jjf -J ...VCU BOMS AJNTGOT ANY I VMEAN ONE MEBBE >OU \I I WHY PIPNT WE'RE TAKINfi THAT T NOW WAIT JURISDICTION OVER HIM.' aTHEM WILP^—kOUGHTA CHECK LJJ >OU TELL WHAT, AN' BIG SUV TO TVC CLINK!/ A MINUTE, HE'S
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    They prefer to risk less compensation
    1017 7  -  LIM SUAN KOOI: 'GOLDEN SHOE' TENANTS COOL TO LANDLORD'S OFFER By Singapore, Thurs TENANTS and subtenants asked to quit their business premises or lioniea in Cross Street inside the Golden Shoe area arc in no li.in •>■ to accept their landlord's oilers of compensation.
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    PUGILISTICS IN ARMED FORCES TRAINING
    82 7 KOTA BHARU, Thurs.— The armed forces are to introduce several arts of self-defence in its training programme. DepuCy Defence Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said here today. Speaking to newsmen after visiting the Territorial Army camp here, he said: "At the moment we only have Taekwon-do.
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    Man denies hurt charge
    53 7 SINOAPORE, Thurs Sheik Omar bin Sahel Baksher. 46. yesterday denied causing grevlous hurt to Hajl Mohamed bin Hajl Ram 11 by throwing a stone at him and fracturing his thigh bone In Jalan Kluang on Aug 26 last year. Hearing was fixed for Saturday. Ball of
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    Mystery of missing Sarawak parcel
    72 7 J/LALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A parcel from Sarawak which arrived at Subang airport on Tuesday is missing. An officer from the General Post Office registration department here took delivery at the airport of 53 parcels which had arrived by air from Sarawak. When he brought them
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    Gambling fines
    26 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs A magistrate today fined 43 men and women a total of $2,560 for gambling In various parts of the Island last night.
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    Shout of 'Don't' saves girl, 17, from plunge
    220 8  - Shout of 'Don't' saves girl, 17, from plunge EDWARD LIU: By Singapore, Thursday AN aleit resident "saved" a 17-year-old schoolgirl from hurtling down seven storeys irom a Housing Hoard flat in Toa Payoh estate today. George Sita, an insurance programmer, was in his flat, in Block 38, Lorong 5, when
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    COURT TOLD OF LUCKY-TO-BE ALIVE MINI-CAR DRIVER
    278 8 COURT TOLD OF LUCKY-TO-BE ALIVE MINI-CAR DRIVER SINGAPORE, Thurs. A mini-car was extensively damaged in a road crash with an empty lorry, five and a half times Its weight, at Chua Chu Kang Road two years ago, the High Court was told today. But the car driver. Yusufi Yacoobally. 22.
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    Course in advanced medicine to begin at university
    248 8 Course in advanced medicine to begin at university SINGAPORE. Thurs. The School of Postgraduate Medical Studies at the University of Singapore will conduct a course in advanced medicine beginning next Monday. The eight-week full-time course, designed to prepare medical graduates for the Master of Medicine (Internal Medicine) degree and the
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    COMPULSORY HELMETS LAW JUSTIFIED
    101 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Traffic figures for the first two months of the year have justified the law making crash helmets compulsory, a road safety expert said tonight. Mr. D.mald Vaughan. the IS. adviser to the National Safety First Council, told the Juronr Lions Club at its dinner
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    Janine ('a girl can get conceited') wins her first and last quest
    258 9  - Janine ('a girl can get conceited') wins her first and last quest JUDY YOUNG By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Miss Flying Angel, Janine Pollick (above), has won her first and last quest. Miss Pollick, a 20 year-old travel consultant from Perth, believes that one quest should be enough for any young lady.
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    Qantas 'sack' decision won't hit S'pore
    110 9 Qantas 'sack' decision won't hit S'pore CINGAPORE, Thurs. Qanta's decision to sack 155 air crew In November would not affect Singapore services, the company's Singapore manager, Mr. G.C. Yorke said today. Australia's overseas airline anounced in Sydney today that it would retrench 96 second officer pilots, 17 flight engineers and
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    $2,000 robbery
    37 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two armed youths escaped with J?.000 in cash, cigarettes and liquor from a private club In Julan Klyne here yesterday after tying up the attendant and leaving him in the men's toilet
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    Dental Assn. officials
    66 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Tan Ah Chua was elected president of the Singapore Dental Association at its recent fourtn annual meeting. Other officials are Dr. J.M. Robertson, presi-dent-elect; Dr. Peter S.H. Tay. secretary; Dr. Tan Kwang Jow, treasurer; Dr. Ooh Soo Wan, editor Council members are Dr. Kong
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    Metric emblem contest
    59 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Metrication Board has received about 40 entries for its Si. ooo emblem design contest launched two months ago. More entries are expected to be received before the contest closes at 1 pm. on Saturday. They should be sent to the secretary of the board
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    $5,000 for fund
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. yesterday received a donation of $5,000 for the Karnpong Glam Community Centre Building Fund from Mr. A. Pons, director of Jebsen and Jessen (S) Pte Ltd. Mr. Rajarntnams is MP for Kampong Glam.
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    DETAINEES CASE
    80 9 |N our report on Wednesday of a habeas corpus ca«e. we stated that Mr T.T. Rajah, reading from an affidavit, said that while he was In the lock-up, government officials had repeatedly and threateningly" told him either to accept the Government's policy on political detainees or to go
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    Pork sellers to rally support for 6-day week
    171 9 Pork sellers to rally support for 6-day week SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Pork Merchants Association is starting a drive for more members to strengthen its case for a six-day week. Its present membership of about 1,000 is less than half of the more than 2,000 pork sellers in the Republic.
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    Wrong bus blamed
    76 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs The revamped bus system also caught a pirate-taxi driver off guard while he was on his way to the Sepoy Lines magistrates court; to face a charge. Ong Ah Tee, 27, coming late to court, explained that he had caught the wrong bus. He was
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    DIVORCEES RE-MARRY IN CHURCH? 'NO' SAYS BISHOP
    217 9 DIVORCEES RE-MARRY IN CHURCH? 'NO' SAYS BISHOP KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Divorced people should not be allowed to re-marry in church, the Bishop of West Malaysia, Tan Sri Roland Koh, said today. According to the teachings of Christianity, anyone who obtains a divorce is automatically excommunicated from the church, he said.
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    $3,000 award for crash victim
    78 10 $3,000 award for crash victim SINGAPORE, Thurs. —A former Naval Base policeman, Arthur James Reddy. 28, was awarded a consent judgrrent for $3,000 and costs in an accident suit at the High Court today. His counsel. Mr. N. Oanesan, said Reddy suffered frequent recurring pains In the head following Injuries
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    A withered flower on grave attracts big crowds
    246 10 SINGAPORE, Thursday TMINGS of beauty 1 attract, but as many people in Singapore proved today, a withered beauty that emulates a lump of mud can still draw awe-struck crowds like a magnet. Because there may be a pot of gold under it!
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    Move to dissolve university staff body fails
    339 10 Move to dissolve university staff body fails SINGAPORE, Thursday A MOVE to dissolve the Kesatuan Akademis, the association for local staff of the University of Singapore, failed today, i At an emergency meeting of the Kesatuan at the Buklt Timah campus this evening, a motion ior dissolution was defeated with
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    Suicide by caretaker with a broken heart
    183 10 Suicide by caretaker with a broken heart SINGAPORE, Thurs. a one-legged school caretaker hanged himself two months after a housewife broke his heart, a coroner's court heard today T. Kamala Kannan, 4i who was found hanged in th.> canteen of Hua Vi Primary School on April 4, had written in
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    Book League talk
    59 10 SINGAPORE. Thurf. The Director of the National Book League In Britain, Mr. Martyr. Goff. will speak on the wok of the league at the staff training room of the National Library on April 26. Mr Goff. who has written books and articles for magazines, will visit local
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    1,000 go to China monthly for holiday
    458 11  - 1,000 go to China monthly for holiday CHEW LEE CHING: Nostalgia and curiosity are the 'magnets' By Singapore, Thurs COME 1,000 Singapore and Malaysian Chinese travel to China each month from the Republic for holidays lasting from a few weeks to a few months. No.stalpia for their birthplace and curiosity
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    Malaysia to buy 1100 armoured carriers
    196 11 Malaysia to buy 1100 armoured carriers KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday \fALAYSIA is to buy 100 armoured personnel carriers at an estimated cost of at least $18 million. I Delivery or the carriers will probably be at the end of this year. Lt. Gen Dato Ungku Nazaruddin, Chief of the General Staff,
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    Three-day religious convention
    64 11 Three-day religious convention SINGAPORE. Thurs. Jehovah's Witnesses from Singapore, and East and West Malaysia will hold a three-day convention at 128- A, Lorong 6. Toa Payoh from tomorrow. More than 300 delegates are expected to attend the convention whose theme Is 'Implanting of the Word". The district supervisor. Mr. Norman
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    Artists urged: Pack your bags and travel
    291 11  - Artists urged: Pack your bags and travel MASIE KWEE By CINGAPORE, Thurs.— Travelline ;s the answer for local artists in their quest for fame, prominent Singapore artist Seah Kirn Joo said today. "This is a major way through which our artists can slowly build their fame and help Singapore make
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    Beauty care course
    50 11 Beauty care course SINGAPORE. Thurs The PAP Whampoa branch (Youth Section) Is organising a threemonth beauty care course for residents In the area from Sunday. London-trained beautician Miss Jessie Seah will give a free demonstration at the branch office In Hlock 5. Jalan Tenteram. between 7 p.m. and S p.m.
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      245 11 Straits Times Crossword H H H H HT HF H^~ ACROSS 7. A book about Woman should 9. Old poet's around an Inverted develop naturally (6). old instrument (9) 8 Great man returns archdeacon 10. Sussex town left with poor- t0 heaven j 4 s work (9 6) 11. NoXrn'rtope
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    Ismail gets formal welcome from Barker
    104 12 VISITING Malaysian acting Prime Minister, Tun (Dr.) Ismail (front rowleft) getting a formal welcome to Singapore from Mr. E. W. Barker soon after his arrival yesteday for a twodav visit. Since his main purpose in Singapore is to study low-tost housing, this meeting was
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    Student dies after hockey game
    132 12 Student dies after hockey game SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Student Baldev Singh. 18, of Telok Siangan Road, died in hospital on Tuesday, a few hours after he complained of severe headaches during a hockey game. According to family friends, Baldev of St. Joseph's Institution was not feeling well when he was asked to
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    Society meeting
    25 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Telephone Board Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society will hold Its 38th annual meeting at 31, Exeter Road on Saturday.
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    No Labour Day mail delivery
    156 12 No Labour Day mail delivery SINGAPORE, Thurs.- There will be no delivery of mail on May 1 which is Labour Day. The General Post Oflic will be open on that day from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. All other post offices will open from 9 am v a.m. with the
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    British scientists visit Singapore
    157 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs—British scientists. Sir Harold Jeffreys and his wife are in Singapore for a 12-day visit, en route to Japan. They arrived last night. Lady Jeffreys, who is a fellow of the Glrton College in Cambridge, is this year's external examiner in mathematics at the University
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    Computer threat to privacy
    1267 13  -  Bernard Weinraub Your bank., .your income your hobbies your mail... your holidays By STOCKHOLM THE FATE of personal privacy in the age of the computer is worrying lawyer s, government officials and civil libertarians across Europe. By mid-1972 all police flies will be computerised in Sweden—
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    Rich white cities amid the poor black suburbs...
    686 13  - Rich white cities amid the poor black suburbs... C.L. SULZBERGER: By Johannesburg T*HE local story goes that when planes are about to land here the pilot announces over the intercom: "You are now approaching Jan Smuts airport. Please extinguish your cigarettes, adjust your seats and fasten your seatbelts. For local
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      OUR PETTY TRADERS
      511 14 If recent investigation and planning produce the intelligent solution of the hawker problem in Kuala Lumpur toward which tiny are directed then a long period of neglect will end. There are, of course, doubts. There were when we last introduced the problem in exactly the same words
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      VOLUNTEERS WANTED
      238 14 In the drive for progress, the problems of the sick and the suffering can be forgotten. This appears to have happened, to some extent at any rate, in Singapore, where the Minister of Health has appealed for more voluntary workers in community service. Mr. Chua Sian Chin recently
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      CUTTING RED TAPE
      224 14 Two moves announced by the Malaysian Government this week lend weight to efforts to cut red tape md speed up Government business. The Treasury is to give heads of departments power to commit themselves to certain projects without its prior approval. How departmental heads will respond to
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    New— Indon party is set for polls victory
    482 14  - New— Indon party is set for polls victory Hugh Mabbett By JAKARTA, Thurs.—lndonesia's political parties have emerged virtually unscatnea from the candidate screening process completed with the publication yesterday oi election lists. Only 83 candidates out of more than 3,000 were rejecttd for "not complying with the necessary formalities" and
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    I, the Jury
    1206 14 ROBERT KISTLER talks to Jean Roseland after her ordeal as a Manson juror LOS ANGELES THE trial of Charles Manson lasted 288 days. The jurors involved were locked up in their hotel rooms at night for 225 days. For Jean Roseland, a 41-year-old secretary and mother of
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      REJECTED DOCTORS
      169 14 I REFER to the letter "Must Singapore doctors leave?" by "Doctor" <S.T. April 9). "Doctor" complained that although three weeks had passed there had not been any acknowledgement of his application for the post of medical officer in the Ministry of Health. He was one of a few
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      Britain's naval weakness caused S'pores Fall
      365 14 I READ with interest yojr reviewer's comments on the latest book on the collapse of Singapore entitled "Singapore Chain of Disaster" I can still remember hearing and seeing Britain's P.M. at the time, Stanley Baldwin crying out on a newsreel in a local cinema
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      Scouting
      143 14 f HOPE all concerned with scouting read the letter by "Bcout" of Klang (ST. April 17). His comments reflected the gradual "dying out" of scouting in Malaysia due to not only the soaring cost in terms of the price of materials but also to the Inefficiencies of the HQ
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      83 14 YOUR correspondent Enche L.B.M. wanted an explanation as to why his application for an identity card is still in process after three years and four months (ST. (April 17). I should be grateful if Enche L.B.M. would get in touch with me. giving me his identity card number and particulars
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      53 14 AS TO the request by "Viewer" of Kajang that more Tamil films should be shown. (S.T. April 17) may I remind him that the official and national language of this country is Bahasa Malaysia. It is time all citizens made more effort to learn the national language. AHMED NOORDIN BIN
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      39 14 XVOULD "S.K.T." (S.T. March 30) please contact the assistant controller of Telecoms (Traffic), Malacca with details of his telephone bills to enable a proper investigation to be carried out." NG EX POH Pengawal Talikom N. Srmbilan dan Meiaka Seremban
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    Diamond watches flown in
    83 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Diamond studded ladles watches, valued at over $80,000. were whisked away from the Singapore airport for deposit at a local bank after beinc flown In Iron; Switzerland tonight. The watches, in an Iron casing are to be displayed at the Bulova International exhibition to
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    Printing firm owner, 3 others in court
    247 15 Printing firm owner, 3 others in court Forging and trafficking foreign money charge SINGAPORE, Thursday A PRINTING firm proprietor and three other men were charged in the First Magistrate's Court today with counterfeiting and trafficking foreign currency notes. Printer Chan Mun San, 48, faces two counts of counterfeiting US currency
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    CPIB stand by to escort Fernandez back here
    231 15 CPIB stand by to escort Fernandez back here CINGAPORE, Thurs.— An officer from the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau is standing by to fly off to London at short notice to escort former MSA legal secretary Gerald Fernandez back to Singapore for trial on charges of corruption. He will leave for
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    $80 FINE FOR NOT REPORTING TO POLICE
    122 15 $80 FINE FOR NOT REPORTING TO POLICE SINGAPORE. Thurs. Factory girl Chang Kla Eng. alias Chiang Kla Eng. 19. who was placed on a Restrictive Order under the Internal Security Act, was fined $80 today for not reporting to the police as required In May. 1969. Chang, with one previous
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    Bust of Sara
    35 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The bust of the late Mr. M Saranavamuttu, a well-known Journalist and diplomat, wUI be unveiled at the Ceylon Sports Club In Balestler Road at 7 30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Women PCs get ready for bus 'guides' job
    211 15  - Women PCs get ready for bus 'guides' job CHUA SIEW KENG: By Singapore, Thurs ABOIT 10 ROY men turned teachers today with some 150 national servicemen and 30 policewomen as their students at the Selegie Road Primary School in Short Street. The subject? Why. the newly-reorgan-ised bus network now in
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      263 15 On your TV and Radio 300 P.M. Programme Summary 7. 1S Ulasan Berita 305 Master Class 7.29 Programme Summary 3.45 The Beverly Hillibillies 7.33 The Virginian— A Love to 4.15 Riverboat— The Quota Remember 500 Programme Summary 9.00 News iM) 5.05 Pok Amai Amai 9.13 Peristewa 5.30 Wacky Races 9.34
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      551 15 3.00 P.M. Opem^ t.41 Children's Corner (0 and For the Family (E) 78J Sports Parade 3.30 A Oiary of Everts in Singapore K This Week (E) 1M News < c 3.3S It's Happening in Singapore. 7.55 Chinese Variety Show Topic: Our Friend the Police- S.N News and Newsreel (E) man
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    Airline with a Jumbosize cash headache
    1279 16 THE 'HIGH, WIDE AND HANDSOME'— BUT EMPTY BOEING 747s FROM THE ECONOMIST LONDON BOAC is putting its jumbo 747s into service roughly a year late. It wants to halve the fares in order to fill the seats. Unless something like this is done, the
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    Two girls with a big mission -to hitch-hike their way to Europe
    255 17 Two girls with a big mission -to hitch-hike their way to Europe LUMUT, Thursday THIS holiday town by the sea and iumping-orT point for P^ngkor Island. attract! all types of \isitors who come here for relaxation. as well as fun and n ;i m v s on the beaches. But
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    RAF to fly murals to Britain
    97 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. i THE Royal Air Force will soon fly two ceramic murals they are on the theme of the Annunciation and depict the Angel Gabriel and Virgin Mary to Britain. The murals, each com- i prising 147 tiles, are now on I the
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    Three die in crash
    33 17 JOHORE BAHRI, Thurs. A trip to Kukup to collect bamboo ended in tragedy last night when a lorry went off the road, killing three men and injuring three others.
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    'We are sure manbeast exists'
    498 17  - 'We are sure manbeast exists' NANCY BYRAMJI: Two expeditions to find more evidence By Singapore, Thurs, •pWO American journalists, who are convinced they have found footprints belonging to West Malaysia's legendary man beast, are planning two expeditions to prove it exists. 1 t Mr. Harold Stephens, one of the two
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    Boy hurt in collision
    37 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Schoolboy Joseph Lourdes. eight, was Injured when the bicycle he wu riding was Involved In collision with a bus at Alexandra Road at 4.30 p.m. today. He was admitted to Outram Hospital.
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    Remanded for observation
    56 17 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs— A Singapore student accused of murder, today was ordered by the Sessions Court here to be remanded at the Tampol mental hospital for a month's observation. Ho Thai Phew. 21, faces a charge of murdering his stepbrother. Thai CJheam. 19, at their father's shop
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    BANISHEE WHO CAME BACK IS JAILED 5 YEARS
    119 17 BANISHEE WHO CAME BACK IS JAILED 5 YEARS CINGAPORE, Thurs. 15 A banishee who returned to Singapore and managed to find work as a machine operator was today Jailed for five years in a district court. Eng See Llat. 23, of Malaysia, admitted returning to Singapore on Sept. 17, 1967
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    PLAN T0 MAKE CONVERTS KNOW MORE ABOUT ISLAM
    180 18 PLAN T0 MAKE CONVERTS KNOW MORE ABOUT ISLAM TPOH, Thurs. The 1 Perak Religious Council wants to make Muslim converts in the State more conversant with the teachings of Islam. Towards this end, the council has engaged the services of an expert on Islam, Sheikh Abu Bakar, who is a
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    Businessman ordered to pay $5,000 damages
    131 18 Businessman ordered to pay $5,000 damages SINGAPORE. Thurs— The High Court today ordered a businessman to pay $5,000 damages and costs to an advertising representative of the Nanyang Slang Pau for breach of contract. According to the statement of claim. Mr. Khoo Teng Boon. 56. the plaintiff, had paid $5,000
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    Hawker who got 33 summonses
    73 18 Hawker who got 33 summonses SINGAPORE, Thurs. It took 33 summonses to bring a hawker to court to face charges of illegal hawking. Today. Yloh Choon Leng alias Yeo Choon Leng, 30. was fined $25 on each of the 33 summonses. He pleaded guilty to illegal hawking at Lorong 4.
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    Dr. Goh back
    25 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Defence Minister, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee, returned to Singapore late last night after attending the five-nation defence meeting in London.
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    Infant drowns in well
    40 18 TAIFING, Thurs. Toddler Roslan bin Abdul Kadir. 20 months, was drowned In a well In front of his house in Parlt Kasar, near here, yesterday. His body was found by the mother, Che Rolciah blnte Osman.
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    Watch buyers' needs, millers told
    123 18 pENANG, Thurs.— Wheat millers from six Asian countries were today urged to pay attention to the changing needs of consumers. Higher income meant that a consumer would want higher quality goods, Mr. D. K. Vining, agricultural attache to the American Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, told
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    TWO FINED FOR USING OBSCENE WORDS
    103 18 D ANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Thurs Two men-were fined $20 each by a magistrate's court here for using four-letter words on two girls. Ex-policeman Chua Boon Eng and his friend Urn Thim Chla pleaded guilty to a charge of using offensive language. The court was
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    40-year-old 'holy' tree falls on boat
    137 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs A TREE, left untouched for 40 years because it was a "holy shrine", came crashing down on an empty tongkang at Boat Quay today. And the Boat Quay foodstall holders who had not dared to interfere with the growth «J the large
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    China: A more sober, realistic view of the world
    1219 19 China: A more sober, realistic view of the world BONN, Thurs CHINA'S recent altitudes, seen from various statements and actions, are premised upon a "more sober and realistic acceptance" of the international order. Tun Abdul Razak said here yesterday. Addressing the German Association for Foreign Policy, on the 'Outlook for
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    Thai Premier to visit Malaysia
    101 19 KUALA LIMPIR. Thurs. —Thai Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn will pay an official visit to Malaysia later this year, a spokesman of the Thai embassy here said today. "However, the date and duration of his visit has still to be finalised between officials of
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    RAZAK HAPPY OVER TALKS WITH BRANDT
    89 19 RAZAK HAPPY OVER TALKS WITH BRANDT BONN. Thurs Tun Abdul Rank said yesterday after over two hours of talks with West i i i in i ti Chancellor Willy Brandt that their exchange of views was "very pleasant and very fruitful." The Prime Minister said Mr. Brandt pledged v n
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    Checker seeks help in search for sister
    261 20 Checker seeks help in search for sister CINGAPORE, Thurs. Years of sitting in Jalan Besar coffee shops have proved fruitless to Mr. Leong Sin Seng in his search for his youngest sister. So. as a last resort, Mr. Leong, a 45-year-old PSA senior loading checker, today appealed to the Straits
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    Envoy gets divorce
    84 20 Envoy gets divorce SINGAPORE, Thurs—Singapore's Ambassador to Washington, Prof. Ernest Steven Monteiro, was granted a divorce by the High Court today on the grounds that he and his wife have been living apart for more than seven years without likelihood of reconciliation. Mr. oustice Choor Singh granted Prof. Monteiro 66.
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    Misadventure
    37 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The state coroner. Mr. Llew Nglk Kee. today recorded a verdict of misadventure on Koh Cheng Soon, 6. who died after a falling tree crashed on him in Lorong Cherdek. Sembawang. on April 4.
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    BRUNEI WANTS $2m FOR ITS ISTANA
    66 20 BANDAR MHI BEGAWAN, Thurs. Brunei is asking $2 million for its Istana in Kuala Lumpur. It has entered into negotiations with Tengku Arif Bendahara of Pa- hang, who has asked to be given until May 1 to decide whether he wants the Istana, according
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    UMNO CHECKS 5-YEAR PLAN
    243 20 UMNO CHECKS 5-YEAR PLAN New Government-Party relationship K. LUMPUR, Thurs. THK Umno economic bureau is now examining in detail Malaysia's second five-year plan. This precedent is in line with the new govern-ment-party relationship where Umno is consulted on all government policies. The bureau, chaired by the Minister of National and
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    When what she says is Greek to him
    332 20 When what she says is Greek to him ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Both are multi-lingual, but Mr. Andre Beekman meets a match in his wife, Emilie, when she starts speaking Greek. "I only know how to say 'yes' and 'no' in Greek," said Mr. Beekman, who speaks nine languages, including Malay.
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    Three students return
    55 20 FORT SWETTINHAM, Thurs. Three Malaysian students studying In the civil war area of Chltugong, East Pakistan, returned here last night. The three, all under sponsorship of the Fort Swettenham Port Authority are Hanafl bin Majld. Razak bin Alias and Ram 11 bin Adam. Arrangements for their return
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    Call for reports on two men
    58 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A dl»--trict Judge yesterday called for probation reports on two men convicted of robbing a bUlcollector at knlfe-polnt. Tecg Swee Yin and Tan Ming Hoon. both 24. admitted robbing Lee Moon Kong of his Identity card, driving licence and (3.570 in cash
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    Dawn service at Kranji to mark Anzac Day
    117 20 Dawn service at Kranji to mark Anzac Day SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Australian and New Zealand communities here will observe Anzac Day at at commemorative dawn service at the Kranji War Memorial Cemetery on Sunday. Wreaths will be laid by the Australian and New Zealand High Commissioners on behalf of their
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    AA drive to get another 6,000 members
    149 20 AA drive to get another 6,000 members CINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Automobile Association is launching another membership drive aimed at enrolling another 6,000 motorists. This was announced In the latest issue of the AA's bulletin "The Highway" It said that the membership now stood at nearly 22,000, but it was only
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    Missing fishermen are safe in Sumatra
    123 20 Missing fishermen are safe in Sumatra ItfUAR, Thurs. Ten ITI fishermen believed to have been missing since last month are safe, their families confirmed today. The famUles at Batu Pahat and Pontlan have received word that the fishermen are now being detained at Tanjong Pinang, an island off Sumatra. They
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    Illegal fishing: 33 fined
    40 20 KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs Thirty-three Thai fishermen were today fined a total of $3,200 for Illegal trawler fishing In Malaysian waters. This Is the second time In two weeks that Thai trawlers have been caught fishing illegally.
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    'GIVE ME A CHANCE TO LEAD NORMAL LIFE' PLEA BY THIEF
    228 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —Immediately after being sentenced to 18 months' jail and a year's police supervision. Foo Kok Yong, 31, alias Hylam Kia, asked that •people like us" be given a chance to lead a normal life on being
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    Keep a good image: Umno youth told
    152 21 Keep a good image: Umno youth told i i KUALA TWENGGANU, Thurs. Imno youth leaders should bear in mind that they are party leaders all the time even in private. Leaders should cultivate the right attitude and image as party figures so that nobody will be able to find any
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    No-crimping pact no obstacle to jobs change
    316 21  -  CLEMENT MESENAS: SHIPYARD BOSSES EXPLAIN By Singapore, Thursday SHIPYARD bosses, smarting under a sharp rebuke from the NTUC over their "gentleman's agreement" not to crimp staff, today said: "There appears to have been some misunderstanding." The NTUC, they said, apparently "does not understand
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    Indon acquitted of theft
    73 21 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A magistrate's court today acquitted and discharged an Indonesian man of a charged of stealing a basket containing eight glasses worth six dollars, a comb, a purse with about $50 and a Naval Base pass belonging to a housewife. All Hassan. 25. was alleged
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    Laundry to cost 10 cents more
    110 21 Laundry to cost 10 cents more KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —It is going to cost Selangor residents 10 cents more to get the laundry to wash their shirts, trousers, bedsheets and what-have-you from tomorrow. This decision because of the increased cost of soap and soda has been taken by the Selangor
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    80.2 per cent Poly passes
    53 21 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A total of 694 out of 866 students who sat for the final year 1970 71 session for the various course > In the Singapore Polytechnic have passed. This represents 80.2 percent of the total who sat for the course which were either
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    Bail reduced
    36 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A magistrate's court today granted a lawyer's application to reduce from $1,000 to $000 the ball (or Cheow Gin Thlan, 25. charged with stealing jewellery worth $6,000 belonging to his late father.
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    S'pore to host education ministers conference
    135 21 SINGAPORE. Thur« SINGAPORE is to host a regional conference in which education ministers from 19 other Asian countries have been invited to attend. The conference, organised by the Unesco, will be held at the Conference Hall from May 31 to June 7. The Education
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    Soviet ships to take Malaysian timber to Europe
    174 21 Soviet ships to take Malaysian timber to Europe KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Russia has signed two contracts with Malaysian timber exporters to transport their cargo on Soviet ships to European ports. Negotiations have also started with private shippers here for charter of Soviet vessels. This was disclosed by Mr. Igor Averln,
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    'Stolen goods' charge
    53 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs Koh Jit Tong. 45. was today charged with retaining suspected stolen household goods on Feb. 25 at Lavender Street. The goods include table fans, television sets, radios, an amplifier, a camera, watches, spectacles, a lady's handbag, an iron box and four bedsheeis. Hearing was Axed
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    Road crash death
    43 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A shop assistant. Tan Seng Bee, 18. died in hospital yesterday after an accident at Tanjong Pagar Road on Monday. He was on an errand on his bicycle when It was involved In a collision with a taxi.
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    Plan for first central park for lorries
    275 21 Plan for first central park for lorries SINGAPORE, Thurs A GIANT centralised parking lot for lorries the first of its kind in Singapore somewhere near the city is being planned to ease traffic congestion caused by lorries parked along city streets. According to r\ car parks division spokesman this lorry
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      Insurance firms that do not want to lose
      167 22 Insurance firms that do not want to lose- ill N i;r>l bouebt IT a new car, the salesman of the motor firm concerned, on the pretext of doing me a favour, recommended me to an insurance company. I willingly obliged and my car was covered by first-party insurance. For the
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      57 22 I HOPE the Housing Board will slop flatdwellers from using their premises as a place of worship. I am not against any religion but public worshipping to the extent of singing loudly in prayer and creating noises with gongs are a nuisance to occupiers of the same building. It also
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      When civil servants try to outdo the legislature
      473 22 When civil servants try to outdo the legislature Land values and the law IUH. T. Chelliah (S.T., April 20) has taken more than three weeks to reply to my letter (S.T., March 27) and I would have expected some passable excuse to be put up by him to justify the
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      136 22 I REFER tc the comment* made by Mr. Alan Davlb ST.. April IS). I appreciate the fact that there was "no intention" to show disrespect to the State flag, but there Is no denying the fact that disrespect was shown albeit unintentionally by allowing the flag to touch the ground.
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      63 22 EVER since the "Keep Singapore Clean and Mosquito-Free" Campaign was launched mosquitoes have been attacking the people of Ponggol as though they are taking revenge on us. Prior to the campaign. I ponggol was not so Infested with mosquitoes. Now mosquitoes swarm in from nowhere causing terrible itch. Could the
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      The job can be done by non-Nantah grads
      213 22 The job can be done by nonNantah grads I REFER to your report 'ST.. April 7i regarding Nantah accountancy graduates and would contend on two points raised by Mr Ding Mow Sung (Nantah lecturer t on the Issue of recognition of Nantah graduates by the Singapore Society of Accountants. Mr.
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      A backlane's a backlane—and that's no place to eat
      250 22 A backlane's a backlane— and that's no place to eat 'THE Hawkers Depart- ment is driving out hawkers from one backlane to another in allocated pitches, and at the same time issuing more licences. A backlane Is a backlane. and this will not solve the present hawker problem. The hawkers
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      176 22 VV/E are residents near the bus terminus at Alda Street in Opera Estate. A bus stop has been erected opposite our houses and we find that the buses stopping and parking there are causing a lot of noise, pollution and inconvenience. This Is especially so when we drive our cars
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      166 22 T ATE in 1969. I subscribed for 70 sopies of LIFE International magazine I received my first copy at the end of that year. In January last year, I received the December 21 1970. <Vol 49. No. 13), edition which carried a message from the editor stating that that was
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      80 22 SURELY a letter post- marked 12.45 p.m.. April 15 ta Friday sent by the Ministry of Education shouid have arrived by Saturday? One sent to me reached me at 4.35 p.m. on April 19. The letter contained some application forms which had to be sent back to the Director of
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      64 22 AS a taxpayer I think relief for parents should be given to single persons, since married people have all the reliefs given to them such as wife relief and child relief. Relief to single persons Is also a good idea as It also encourages people to cut down population growth
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      On sale all the time— those fancy lights
      76 22 I REFER to the report 1 (8.T.. April 17) headlined "Fancy lights warning." I am glad to read about the police action, but may I ask some questions regarding fancy lights. Wasn't the police aware that these "fancy lights" had been on
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      THAT VARSITY SCHEME FOR NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICERS
      372 23 THAT VARSITY SCHEME FOR NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICERS VLTE wish to draw your attention to the publicity (S.T., April 17) given to the article "Academic Training Scheme (Higher Learning Scheme) for NSF Officers' published in the March issue of the National Pioneer. According to the opening remark in your report: "Higher
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      Other Govt replies...
      400 23 Other Govt replies 11/E thank the writer Tf "Block 116" (ST. March 23) of Toa Payoh for his comments. He may wish to know that a pilot scheme of Block Representatives was run. duced last year. The responsibilities of the Block Representatives are to act as liaison officers between the
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      FIND A JOB IN 6 WEEKS? YOU CAN'T GET ONE IN 6 MONTHS
      117 23 FIND A JOB IN 6 WEEKS? YOU CAN'T GET ONE IN 6 MONTHS I WAS rather surpris- ed to read your report (S.T., April 22), headlined "Find a job within six weeks order to jobless man." I wonder if our magistrates know the true position regarding the Jobless, especially those
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      296 23 IN his defence of the Commissioner of Public Health. "Fairminded Taxpayer" (S.T., April 12) has ignored the real issues. I have no doubts that the Government will pursue Its an 1 1 pollution campaign most vigorously, but the question raised by me was: Must we who live alongside a monsoon
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      117 23 THE stretch of drain at Upper Buklt Timah Road from the Buklt Tlmah fire station to the food stalls near the bus shelter opposite Ford Motor company is so badly choked with rubbish at several spots that its murky water has stagnated for weeks now. This not only emits a
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      Lock icon 'Swift talked' into taking up a slimming course
      317 23 'Swift talked' into taking up a slimming course rE other day I popped into a beauty salon in town that had advertised its "special discounts" and "free consultations." I asked about the slimming course and was told that it would cost me a little over a thousand dollars spread over
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      196 23 I The Japanese I I Community I I In Singapore I •OW WEI ME lon the Japanese Too little too late concluding W the true story of the fall of >■ I NEW I 1 NATION J Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE SHANGRI-LA HOTEL on the occasion of their
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    85 24 LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel j Singapura for your regular facials and all akin condition*. Latest methods moderate prices Appointments Telephone *****3 (Spore). SINCAPORE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE'S MENDELSSOHN Choral Concert announced for 23.4 71 postponed to Sunday 16th May S p m. at Presbyterian Church, Orchard Road, Spore. STENDHAL COSMETICS
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    35 24 WE EXTEND OUR DEEPEST Sympathy and Condolence to Mr. Charles away of his beloved mother. Messrs. Titus Lopez. Tan Seng Kiat. K»jn Ho Cheung. Anthony Sun. Llm Ah Hock. Misses Susie Lee. Maria Llm.
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    24 24 GRACE wife of L'onird Miranda and mother of Lawrence. Charles Mary John. Celine and Joseph, passed away at Murukumpuzba. Kerala on 21.4 71.
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    26 24 'THE RESTLESS ONES" are coming April 23rd Thomson Road Baptist V M C.A. 105 minutes motion picture story is daring and truthful 7.30 p.m.
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      636 24 COWII To Sue and Leilie of Bukll I'aloh Estate twin daughters Kinnu Louise and Curoline Margaret oo 21 4 71 at Gleneagles. BORN 21IT APRIL 1971. Leonard a brother to Christina. Thanks to Doctor and nurnea. Knoo Clinic Michael and Barbara T> u DAVID VICTOR MANACIY, Asnl. Controller of Telccomi.
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      830 24 THI CHINA ENCINEIRS Invite applications from qualified Flectrlcal Engineers with mechanical bias for sales and Installation work in their Lift Department. Singapore Citizens only. Age 25-30. Previous experience an advantage. Apply in own handwriting giving full personal particulars, education and experience to Box A 4002 B.T Spore. REQUIRED QUALIFIED and
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      887 24 EXPERIENCED CANTEEN GIRLS and Restaurant Waltressej required. Apply personally Prince Room Restaurant. 275-B. selegle Complex. Selegie Road, 3 p.m. to 6pm. Spore. 1) A COMPANY SECRETARY (FEMALE) 2) 2 SALESGIRL Applicants for (1) must have at least attained Form Fiv* education or equivalence. She has to speak and write good
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      946 24 MOOIRN TWO-STOREY TERRACE HOUSE. Hlgnilass residence Katong Seaside main road facing southsea freebold 4 bedrooms 3 halls 3 balconies complete fittings large garden low selling price. Please contact Tel: ***** Singapore. Mr Chon» FLAT IMMEDIATE vacant possession. facing Mount Faber and harbour 30-L. 11th floor. Block B. Far East Mansion.
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      866 24 Education THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for Suce*a* awaits you at the Khalsa Educational Centra, 2 T*ss*nsohn Road (off Balestler Road) 8 pore m. 2»ik*> Course* offered: H S C. Art*. L.C.C and Pitman Kxams Shorthand. Typing and Bookkeeping (special Bookkeeping clssses on Saturdays for office worker*) OCE English Primary six— Maths,
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      Turf Club to the rescue with $12,000
      290 25  - Turf Club to the rescue with $12,000 E. FRIDA By JHE Singapore Turf Club have given the National Olympic Council $12,000 for the Sportsman, Sportswoman and Coach of the Year plus five other "meritorious cases." How the money should be shared will be decided by SNOC president E. W. Barker
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      Lock icon Three-way tie in rain-hit first round
      351 25 Three-way tie in rain-hit first round rKYO. Thurs. Two Taiwanese and a Japanese shared the first round lead in the Yomiuri Open golf championship here today as scores soared on the rain-drenched Yomiuri Country Club course. Hsieh Mm Nan. Lv Liang Huan and Kosaku Shimada each shot two-under-par 70. one
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      Friendly game
      18 25 Joyful Indians will play a friendly soccer match against Johore Starlights at Farrer Park on Sunday.
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      KO soccer
      13 25 The Business Houses soccer knockout competition will start on May 5.
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      Pitting the badminton greats against China's
      167 25 Pitting the badminton greats against China's HONG KONG, Thurs.— Former world badminton champion Tan Joe Hock (above) said today he is trying to invite the Indonesians to play acainst Chinese and Malaysian players here this November. The Hong Kong B.A. are planning to stage an International tournament in November with
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      Lock icon Philley's 'super mile'
      59 25 PHILADELPHIA. Thurs. A "super mile" featuring Jim Ryun, Marty Liquori and Kip Kelno here on May 16 yesterday became a two-third reality. Kenyan Kelno Is trying to arrange clearance with his country's officials for the trip to the U.S. "We're hoping for Kelno to run and make
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      6 seniors named for SBA trials
      305 26 SIX senior players Yeo Ah Seng. Ibrahim Omar. Wong Tew Ghee, Richard Chee. Wee Kin and Ong Tiong Khiam have been picked for trials before selection for the Asian badminton championships in Jakarta on Aug. 13-21. After the five-day trials at the SBA Hall
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      CHAMP TAN BREEZES PAST ISMAIL IN 20 MINS
      146 26 CHAMP TAN BREEZES PAST ISMAIL IN 20 MINS DEFENDING champion Tan Siew Chin brushed aside Ismail Dahlan 15-4. 15-5 yesterday to qualify for the second round of the men's singles in the Bukit Timah community centre badminton championships. Tan, 30. an accounts clerk, overpowered Ismail in 20 minutes with his
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      Wong the chairman
      34 26 Wong Cho Tang was elected chairman of the disciplinary board of the Public Swimming Club at their meeting. Other officials elected. Tee Soon Kang (finance); John Gan (waterpolo), and George Foong
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      Convent meet
      14 26 Convent HIJ will hold their athletics meet at Farrer Park on Tuesday.
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      Road relay
      14 26 The Singapore AAA will hold a road relay league at Tengah tomorrow.
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      Pat and Co off to Tel Aviv on Tuesday
      313 26  - Pat and Co off to Tel Aviv on Tuesday ALBERT JOHNSON By IT'S been confirmed Patricia Chan, Roy Chan and Tay Chin Joo will take part in the Hapoel Invitation Games in Tel Aviv next month. The three swimmers will leave on Tuesday with manager-coach Kee Soon Bee. The Israeli
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      First win by SCC in four matches
      197 26 SINGAPORE Cricket Club i scored their first win in four matches when they trounced Khalsa 5-0 in a Div. 2 League hockey match on the Padang yesterday. SCC, who drew all their previous matches, had that extra bile in their attack with former
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      Eden sold for $857,000
      41 26 Eden sold for $857,000 SYDNEY. Thurs. Champion Australian pacer Mount Eden was sold today after weeks of negotiations for a record figure of more than $857,000. The buyer is American millionaire William Rosenberg, 48. owner of a chain of doughnut shops.
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      Cremin makes debut for SICC in annual classic against RSGC
      390 26 (SINGAPORE Island Country Club will have a formidable team for their annual golf matches against Royal Selangor Golf Club in Kuala Lumpur this wrekend. SICC won both home matches last iear when they took the trophies for men and women
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      Such an ugly farce!
      335 26  -  ERNEST FRIDA By fWO INTERNATIONALS Wilfred Skinner and V. K. Chelvam and a third player were sent out to cool off in yesterday's key Div. 1 League hockey match at the Padang. There were no goals scored but plenty that was ugly. This was a match
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      RADHIKA IN FOR JUNIOR WIMBLEDON
      116 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Radhika Menon, 17-year-old Malaysian women's tennis champ.on, has been entered for the Junior Wimbledon championships in London from June 29 to July 3. Her entry, the first from Malaysia, was sent by the LTAM today. LTAM secretary V. Rajaratr.am said Radhika was
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      Battle for 'richest race' rages 0n...
      244 27 RACING with EPSOM JEEP pHE Singapore and Perak turf clubs are continuing their battle for the honour of staging the richest race. Which is all to the good of racing and to the obvious delight of owners. Dato Yeoh Cheang Lee, the Perak Turf
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      Lock icon British challenge ends all square
      286 27 I ONDON, Thurs. Britain finished all square after a crowded programme of Eurosoccer championship ties last night. England and Northern Ireland were both victorious while Scotland and Wales were beaten. Switzerland, in the same qualifying group as England, whipped Malta. Strikers Martin Chlvers. Geoil Hurst
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      Oxford 191
      31 27 on Thurs Close of on* on tht first day of (lay cricket match beOxford University and luhlre: Oxford 191 <B. B Corlett 40 no. K. la 3-?5> Warwick 48-1
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      Top spot to Dibley
      112 27 MELBOURNE. Thurs. —Davis Cup player Colin Dibley is Australia's No. 1 men's tennis playe r ami MwgUM Court the top woman in ttie latest rankings issued here last night. Hi: top 10 men. in the rankIng.s issued la>i iuklii by the Lawn Tennis A-Auciation of Australia,
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      Training course for coaches
      53 27 TOKYO. Thurs— The International Volleyball Federation will sponsor the first coach training course for Asian nations in Tokyo from May 31 to June 10 The Japan Volleyball Association today said Australia. Malaysia. South Korea. Singapore and Pakistan had so far expressed their intention of taking part
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      Lock icon 'Top athletes prone to cancer' furore
      187 27 LONDON. Thurs—Controversial West Ger■na cancer specialist. losef Issels. caused furore yesterday when he 'l.iime-d that highly competitive sport could make '"p athletes prone to the disease. Writing in the British matastae, World Sports. ls>,ls said: "Puttinf •i i "misi'ly, we believe «'> it sporting
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      Lock icon Greetings for Aussie tourists
      64 27 A NN McMAHON, a member of the Australian table tennis team, greets two representatives of China Travel Service at lion t: Kong airport on Monday just before the team left for a tour of China. In the centre is Australian coach Noel Shorter and in dark
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      Lock icon England clinch 5-4 victory
      219 27 CHANGHAI, Thurs. The England men's table 13 tennis team last night scored a narrow 5-4 victory over Shanghai in the third friendly match of their tour of China. Tony Clayton clinched victory in the final set of the closing match when Liv Ming Chuan unexpectedly failed
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      117 27 DIO CE JANEIRO. Thurs.— King Pele. the peerless soccer ace who piloted Bruzil to three World Cup triumphs, has decided to postpone his retuenunt from the international scene by one wvek. The brilliant goal-scoring forward will play his last match for Brazil against Yugoslavia at the M.iracana
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      73 27 VTEW YORK, Thurs. il Results of League baseball games played yesterday: American League: Washington 0 New York 6: Boston 9 Cleveland 7; Chicago v Milwaukee (postponed); Kansas City v Minnesota (postponed); Oakland 4 California 2; Detroit 5 Baltimore 1. National League: New York 5 Cincinnati 2; St.
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      137 27 Tackling the unruly players PARIS. Thurs The United States are to propose giving powers to tennis umpires to tnnctlon players who behave br.dly on court, sources close to the Internn'lonnl Lawn Tennis Federation said here today. The American proposal will j be put to the next annual neneral meeting of
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      129 27 T ONDON, Thurs. Debbie Meyer, triple gold medallist at the 1968 Olympic Games, will be among a powerful American team competing in the 16-nation Coca-Cola swimming international at Crystal Palace here on April 30 and May 1. Miss Meyer won the 200 m. 400
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      71 27 PORT ELIZABETH. Thurs. South Africa today Included a Chinese player In the national basketball team to play Rhodesia on May 1. Terence Date Chong, who lives In Port Elizabeth, also will represent South Africa In matches against provincial and club sides at a national
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      26 27 ROME. Thurs. Italian First and Seccnd Division professional soccer players will strike for one day on Sunday. May 2. disrupting the League championship programme.
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      339 27 12 new horses, three in top class TWELVE new horses 1 have been registered with the MRA. They areCLASS I— Great World 11, 4 b nz 8 by Bally Royal Redeal; Super Sound, late Mastermind, 4 eh a by Romantic Cartel; Just Twiggy. 4 eh a m by Just Great
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      174 27 Mill Reef is 3-1 favourite LONDON, Thurs. Mrs. John Rogerson's Epsom Derby outsider Athmi Wood won a race over the classic course and distance at Epsom yesterday, but remains n 20-1 chance for the big race on June 2. After Athens Wood had scored a narrow victory In the £1.520
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      198 27 TAIPKH. Thurs. A leadirg Taiwanese sports official has called upon the Asian Football Confederation not to allow Hong Kong to participate in the Asian Youth soccer tournament opening in Tokyo on April 24 if it fielded professional players. The official. Henry H. Hsu. Taiwan's
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    73 28 Hotel blaze: 4 more bodies identified BANGKOK, Thurs. Four more of the 24 victims burned to death in a fire which razed Bangkok's Imperial Hotel on Tuesday were identified today. Another five charred bodies still have not been Identified. The latest victims named were two Nationalist Chinese Airlines staff J.S.
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    47 28 JAKARTA. Thurs. The "J»donesian Central Atomic Reactor in Bandoeng. West Java, has sent a 20-gram isotope to Singapore and will send another tomorrow In a scientific exchange programme with the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research, director Suurjo Supadl said here today. AP.
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    35 28 PHNOM PENH, Thurs. Cambodian Prime Minister Lon No] ha* agreed to form a new government one day after he tendered his resignation as the country's leader, official sources said last night. Reuter.
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    187 28 Baby is not the Marquess's son, court rules LONDON, Thursday 4 BABY born to the former wife of the Marquess xx of Londonderry two years ago is not the Marquess's son and thus not hoir to the family estate, a court ruled yesterday. A divorce court Judge cited sworn statements
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    335 28 Aussies urged to set up ties with Peking CANBERRA, Thursday AN independent Federal Senator today urged Australia to immediately recognise China and said that a parliamentary delegation should be sent to that country. Tasmanian Senator Robert Turnbull made the suggestion daring an urgency debate he brought forward in the Senate.
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    411 28 JONDON, Thura.— The stock market wu very firm today with tha Financial Times Index up 4.7 at 354 0 at 2.43 p.m. Most Interest wu centred In second line stocks. Building and shipping shares were particularly promintnt risers although the latter shaded towards the close on profit- taking.
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    51 28 WASHINGTON, Thurs. An American flotilla has begun sea-combat exercises in tne Indian Ocean. One of the tasks of the ships involved In the exercise will be to keep radar track of the approximately 21 Russian navy ships and submarines believed to be operating In the Indian Ocean.
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    24 28 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. Sweden today lowered Its bank rate by half a per cent from 6.5 per cent to six per cent.
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      102 28 Congratulations to Shangri-La Hotel on their official opening from. Board of Directors Rising Arts Crafts Pte. Ltd. Tan Kong Piat Linn In Hua Lim Kai Mdm. Lee Kho Piac-Suat Ng Tai Keng Gan Kong Hwee Koh Tin Kok Tan WanTheng Wee Yew Ghee Cheng Chi Chung ■k v w,» <£.
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      861 29  -  ANTHONY NG By fION STARTERS in the Malaysian manufacturing industry beware investigations arc currently underway to determine whether or not approvals a 1 r e a d y given to them should be withdrawn. The Government has made it clear that it will not
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        Die Schweiz Asiens
        175 29 Die Schweiz Asiens SOMETIME ago the tourism publicity boys thought up a label for Singapore to sum her up succinctly as the quintessence of the East and over night Instant Asia became almost a second name for the Republic this side of the moon. Recently, image-distill-ers at the Economic Development
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      80 29 RISES jinomoto $2.00 +.10 eneer $163 +07 C $2.12 +.06 ambassador $102 +.05J lorneo $2.11 +04 :.O.B. $227 +.04 :.A.I. $271 +.04 I. Tile $0,801 .02J 'hotech $0.78 +.02 I. Glass $0 98 +.02 FALLS 'usan $109 —.06 Kempsu $147 —.06 C. Sugars $2.06 —.06 King's $0.65
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      US mission to rally rubber shippers against freight hikes
      740 29  - US mission to rally rubber shippers against freight hikes COLIN GIBSON By YORK: Leading American importers and users of natural rubber are now carrying their campaign against rising shipping costs to Asian producing and exporting countries. A two-man team is on the way to Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia to explain
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      BICYCLE FACTORY STOPS OUTPUT
      412 29  -  CHAN BONG SOO By SINGAPOKE'S first and only bicycle factory has ground to a halt after having found the road to sales one long and tedious uphill pull. Its products under the brand names of Elephant, Golden Eagle and Flying Horse which were introduced on local
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      Straits Times Indices
      36 29 Straits Times Indices Apr. XI Apr. Tt Industrials: 147.96 148.09 Hotels: 68.29 55.37 Properties: 113.11 113.76 tTUtt: 91.03 91.10 tl rubbers: ***** 114.73 Dec. 30. 1966 100 1 Dee. SI. IMS iuo tDec. 29, 1962 100
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      EDB sets up regional office in Zurich
      283 29  - EDB sets up regional office in Zurich BILL CAMPBELL B> AS European investment interest in Singapore mounts, th c Economic Development Board has established a new regional office to service inquiries at Zurich in Switzerland. It supplements the regional office set up at Frankfurt. West Germany, last year, and a
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      82 29 I "BOAC gave us 32 days free \accommodation!" For some people there is only one airline. BOAC's fabulous"Pacific-USATour"offers a week's sightseeing and accommodation in luxury hotels or family apartments in Honolulu 26 days in tourist class hotels in San Francisco or Los Angeles and return air passage, all for the
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      148 29 INSIDE Mushroom (rowing brads for bir time In Singapore; Marketing column; People In business. Page 30. Company newt; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities. Page 31. Overseas markets New York, Melbourne, Hong Kong; Closing prices and business done. Page 32. PARKER 45 Miter thepmud The Flighter does what other
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    514 30  - Mushroom growing heads for big time in Singapore MOK SIN PIN By ANOTHER new industry has mushroomed in Singapore and a p p r o p rial ely enough it is straw mushroom cultivation. Strange as it may seem, the growing of mushroom considered to be a delicacy by the
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    565 30 I ielen had a face J t which launched a thousand ships. A booklet to l.c unveiled today at Hotel Summit ■In Singapore may not have as strong a nautical appeal, but the Advertisers Association (TAA) certainly hopes it will help to bowl a number
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    PEOPLE IN BUCINESS
    272 30 PEOPLE IN BUCINESS Mr. C.K. Lee has been promoted to Public Affairs Manager for the Esso Oroup of Companies In Singapore. He replaces Mr. Hari Bedi who will hold the same position in the new Hong Kong organisation of Esso Eastern Chemicals. Mrs. Margaret Tan has been appointed by the
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      177 31 SYDNEY: A director of Leopold Minerals, whose share dealings have been suspended since Marc h 2*>. appeared in court here yesterday charged with having made a false statement. Brian Howard Cutler was accused of publishing a false statement in relation to a nickel assay report issued in
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      Sentiment remains mixed
      261 31 Sentiment remains mixed riMHM.n sentiment \J remained mixed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The disinclination on the part of operators to enter into new commitments made for small volume, the greater part of which was still recorded in selective issues. Industrials finished on a mixed tally
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      C. Sugars stays a 'pioneer'
      195 31 SHARE HOLDERS of Central Sugars will ble to enjoy a further three years of taxfree dividends from 1970. This follows the threeextension of the company's pioneer status by the Malaysian Government. For the current year to May, an interim dividend of 6 2 per cent
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      CTS suffers big setback
      338 31 t^XTREMELY dis- appointing results are reported at Consolidated Tin Smelting for 1970 with pre-tax profits dropping 44 per cent from £2,722,000 to £1,513,000. CTS. Sharikat Eastern Smelting's parent company, holds a whollyowned subsidiary, Williams, Harvey largely responsible for the lower profits as the latter incurred a
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        218 31 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday advanced further by $4.37 1 2 to $659.87 2 per picul on an official offering up nine tonh to 261 tons. The local increase was more or less in unison with the overnight London metal price which also rose £8
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        97 31 /CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. SINCAPORC NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Cuconut Oil. bulk tbbi ii'litra. drum < Copra: Mixod (f.oh.> looie Apr./ May IK Cont. $34 B. Ptpper: Muniok ASTA white fob. UK/ NLW IIT2» avllen Sarawak white f.oh 96-; NLW ***** HMI, Sarawak special black f o.b. NL.W
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        60 31 (II Kxiort pnr* in non-sterling area in I'.s. dollars p*r ounce. 11l U dvalrn pnt* In Singapore Jui.au i><r tael. l^Midon Btirul Hun^kooc Zurich Pan* 8- pore 1 1 S por» 1 2 w '•dnrtriiy »U S n INCH Closed 39 00S 39.24 40.46 152.00 Tuaiday SU
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        435 31 AFTER opening on fractionally lower quotations, the rubber market yesterday fluctuated featurelessly within narrow limits on limited turnover. Forwards and physicals were very quiet. A slightly steadier market ruled during the afternoon in quiet trading conditions on some covering of RSS One May Light demand
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        23 31 APRIL 22. RUBBER: 111.00 cents per kilo (up 0.50 cent). TIN: $(559,871 (up $4.37!.). Official offering 261 tons (up 9 tons).
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        32 31 In London on Wednesday the pnre lof Malayan 5 per cent CIX 1 I European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton May/June was Quoted at UKillS (Cont. Cm) scllert.
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        454 31 4FTER last week's April excitement, current month has now become the focus of attention as the rubber market watched its progress with caution and uncertainty, says Holiday. Cutler Bath in its weekly review. Starting out at IOBV2 cents and faltering to 107*4. May RSS One advanced to
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      1131 32 810 AND OFFER PRICE* OFFI CIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE UNCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR W°TH °P F RICE MOVCMENT| IN CLOSING TONE: Industrials mixed while the rest steady. TCRNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd lots totalled 1.864.000
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      1026 32 IJUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Sock Exchange yesleiday with the number of .shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1000, unless otherwise specilled. I mm STKIALS Ac ma (3 1 $1.39 Ajinomoto il; $2 cd. Allied Choc, ill
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        448 32 MELBOURNE, Thurs.—Specu--ITi latlve mlninf? issues closed o(T the top in a steady but mixed market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Heavyweights also Improved. Allied Minerals peaked at 98 cent.? but closed 21 cents down at 80 cents, while Western Titanium which has an Interest close to Its Eneaba
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        469 32 ]^EW YORK. Wed The stock market registered its second straight decline In moderately active tracing. A small rally late in the afternoon was not enough to carry the market into plus territory and all the major market averages retreated a bit. Declines led advances by a margin of
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        258 32 IJONG KONG, Thurs.— The xx market remained steady all day but prices eased towards the close. Hong Kong- Banks, In response to London's higher prices yesterday, opened up in dramatic fashion. The turnover value for the day amounted to HKSM.42O million. Toduy s closing middle prices In Home
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        178 32 Th Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at April 22 Sketch of the $38' j million luxurious Shangri-La Hotel at Orange Grove Road which will be officially opened today. Loral dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar New
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      1907 31 v&^ '^^^t^^^m^. L^^A_J _J^J "'^^-^^■'■'ili'«*" (feukhtom) sharikat letrik kekeatan ayer batang hari perak, bhd. Tbe Perak River Kydro-Eleetric Power Company, Ltd. Requires a QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT who will be responsible to the chief accountant for certain financial functions. Applications are invited from Malaysian citizens who hold recognised accountancy qualifications and have
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      875 32 BERNAMA VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invited from Malaysian citizens for the following posts. ia> REPORTERS Candidates must have a minimum of two years continuous reporting experience in news organisation. Age not over 35. (b) ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN Candidates must have good education and able to read and write Jawi. Preference will be
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      496 32 S PLANNING OFFICER Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the above position Qualifications: 1. Higher School Certificate and or Singapore Polytechnic Diploma in Mechanical or Marine Engineering. 2. A sound knowledge of shiprepair methods is essential. Duties: To assist in the following 1 Co-ordinating certain key production activities
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    844 33  -  MASIE KWEE Memorable occasion today for the 3,000 guests— By THE plush $38} million Shangri-La Hotel, standing majestically on 12} acres of lush tropical gardens at Orange Grove Road, will be officially opened by the Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, at 6 p.m.
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      181 33 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO Shangri-La hotel ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING. WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE YET ANOTHER LEADING HOTEL IN SINGAPORE Our "FARMK IST" Products are: Fresh Hen Eags Other Product* Freth and Frozan fresh chicken White and Suckling Pigs /jfiw*^ Baby Chicken Brown Shelled Pigeons
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      241 34 Shcmgri'JU jj|!?j3 ...anew !ss% paradise l|hss!£ in Singapore ;i %ss/$ •l;;i:;:;j|^llllL__ with the installation of BROOK Motors STATTER Air Circuit Breakers G. P. DENNIS Switchgear POGLIANO Busbar System ri ißßlihw^l^^ m. L jjj* IKftWjff^.^.^tf-% i Ma^^fc^r JT, fr*»^ Day or night, a busy hotel is never off duty. BROOK electric
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      190 34 111 c Suppliers of the finest II im-s unti Spirits are proud to be ussoriatett with the SH. I \GHi-r 1 HO TMJL unti wish them every surress f^ for the future I 7 I BEST WISHES from STANDARD CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD. 27-A, Binjai Park, Singapore 21. Tel: *****7 Prestressed
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      226 35 BUS GUIDE FOR SCHOOLS With The Compliments AMALGAMATED BUS CO. LTD. ASSOCIATED BUS SERVICES (Pte) LTD. SINGAPORE TRACTION CO. (1964) LTD. UNITED BUS CO. (Pte) LTD. AHMAD IBRAHIM SEC. SCHOOL Upper Thomson Road: AI TONG PRIMARY SCHOOL Maxwell Road: Shent n Way and Robinson Road: (••■.■i] ALEXANDRA ESTATE PR. OL
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      308 35 NAME OF SCHOOL Thomson Road: BAN LAY PR. SCHOOL Mandai Road: BARATHI THASAN SCHOOL Alexandra Road BARTLEY PR. SCHOOL BARTLEY SEC SCHOOL Bartley Road: Upper Paya Lebar Road: BATU BERLAYAR PR. SCHOOL Pasir Panjang Road: BEATTY PR SCHOOL BEATTY SEC SCHOOL Serangoon Road: BEDOK GIRLS' PR SCHOOL BEDOK PR SCHOOL
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      275 35 V\ME OF SCHOOL CHANGI CENTRALISED WORKSHOPS Upper East Coast Road: CHANGKAT CHANGI PR. SCHOOL CHANGKAT CHANGI SEC SCHOOL CHANGI CHINESE PR SCHOOL CHANGI TAMIL PR SCHOOL Upper Changi Road: CHAO YANG SCHOOL Clemenceau Avenue: CHARLTON PR. SCHOOL Upper Serangoon Road: CHENG CHI SCHOOL CHENG HOON SCHOOL Mandai Road: CHESTNUT DRIVE
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      246 35 NAME OF SCHOOL Kirn Seng Road: CONVENT H.I. JESUS Ponggol Road: CONVENT HI JESUS PR AND SEC SCHOOL North Bridge Road: Victoria Street: Hill Street: Stamford Road: Bras Basah Road: CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL SCHOOL Serangoon Garden Way: CRESCENT GIRLS' SEC. SCHOOL Alexandra Road: DE LA SALLE
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      278 36 BUS GUIDE FOR SCHOOLS NAME OF SCHOOL GRIFFITHS Towncr Road Serangoon Road Boon Keng Road, along Serangoon Road Lavrnder Street Serangoon Road Jalan Kolam Ayer. GUILLEMARD ENGLISH PR. SCHOOL GUILLEMARD PRIMARY SCHOOL GUILLEMARD PRIMARY (ENGLISH CHINESE) Guillemard Road HAI SING GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL Upper Serangoon Road HAIG BOYS' SCHOOL HAIG
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      386 36 STC 64, 101, 101 A, 102, 102 A, 111, 112 ÜBC 92. ABC 65. ABS 81. 81A 83, 103. 103 A. STC 94. 146, ABC 148. ABS 80, 80A, 82, 147. STC 42, 110. ABC 41. ABS 45. ABS 82. 83 156 ABS 45 ABC 21. ABS 10. 11, 12,
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      267 36 NAME OF SCHOOL KAKI BUKIT PR. KAKI BUKIT SEC Jalan Eunos: KALAIMAGAL Eng. Afternoon KALAIMAGAL TAMIL Yio Chu Kang Road: KALLANG GOVT. CHINESE PRIMARY KALLANG PRI. SCHOOL Mountbatten Road: Guillemard Road East Coast Road: KAMPONG GELAM GIRLS' Arab Street: KAMPONG JAGOH Telok Blangah Road: KAMPONG MELAYU BOYS' KAMPONG MELAYU GIRLS'
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      535 36 ABS 51, 50, 50 A. ABS 70, 71. ABC 21, ABS 11, 12, 13A. ABS 10, 31 31A. STC 121, 130, 141, 141 A, ABC 122. ÜBC 150. 160. 162. STC 42, 61, 125, 143. ABC 197 ABS 50. 50A, 51. ABS 1, 2. STC 40, 42, 43, ABC 21,
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      234 36 NAME OF SCHOOL LEE CHOON SCHOOL Holland Road: LEE HUA SCHOOL Yio Chu Kang Road: LEE KUO CHUAN SCHOOL Thomson Road: Thomson Road (Jalan Toa Payoh Newton Road) LEE TECK SCHOOL Sembawang Road: LI SUN HIGH SCHOOL Upper Serangoon Road: LIAN WAH SCHOOL Bukit Timah Road: UK TECK SCHOOL Geylang
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      457 36 STC 94. 191. ABS 71, 70. ÜBC 160, 161, 162, 163, 151, 164. 165, 149, 149 A, 150. STC 142, 143. ÜBC 140, 140 A. ABS 144. ÜBC 160, 161, 164. STC 101 A. 102 A, 100, 100 A, 111, 112. ABS 82, 83, 80, 80A, 81, 81A, 103. ÜBCI7O.
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      240 36 NAME OF SCHOOL MIN CHU SCHOOL Farrer Road: MIN SIN SCHOOL Upper Serangoon Road: MONTFORT SCHOOL Upper Serangoon Road: MONKS HILL PRI. SCHOOL MONK'S HILL SEC SCHOOL Bukit Timah Road. Clemenceau Avenue: Scotts Road: MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL Bartley Road: Upper Aljunied Road: MOUNTBATTEN ENGLISH PRIMARY SCHOOL MOUNTBATTEN GOVERNMENT CHINESE SCHOOL
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      512 36 ÜBC 93. 93A, 153 STC 100, 100 A, 101 A, 102 A, 111 112. ABS 80. 80A. 81, 81 A. 82 83. 103. ABS 82. 83. 156. STC 125. ÜBC 140 A, 154, 170 171. 172. 173. 175, 176, 18; i 180 A. 181. ÜBC 151. 164. 165. STC 123,
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      224 37 BUS GUIDE FOR SCHOOLS NAME OF SCHOOL OUTRAM SEC. SCHOOL Outram Road: OWEN SCHOOL Rangoon Road: PADANG TERBAKAR SCHOOL Upper Changi Road: PARK ROAD SCHOOL Yew Bridge Road: Havelock Road: PARRY SCHOOL PARRY AYE. BOYS' SCHOOL PARRY AYE GIRLS' SCHOOL PARRY SEC. SCHOOL Yio Chu Kang Road: PA&IR PANJANG SCHOOL
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      400 37 STC 94, 112. ABC 21, 22, 33, 41, 41A. 62. 63, 190. 194. ABS 1, 2. 144, 147, ÜBC 154 A, 182. STC 130, 131, 141, 141 A. ABS 1, IA, 2, 2A. STC 61. 101, 101 A, 112, 121, 124, 143, 145. ABC 22, 33, 41, 41A. 62. 63,
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      180 37 PONGGOL INDUST TRAINING CENTRE Upper Serangoon Road: PRESBYTERIAN BOYSSCHOOL Joo Chiat Road: PRINCESS ELIZABETH ESTATE Upper Bukit Timah Rd.: PUAY KEE SCHOOL Upper Paya Lebar Road: PULAU MERLIMAU SCHOOL Tanjong Kling: Jalan Besi Baja: PULAU SEKIJANG Collyer Quay: Telok Blangah Road: PULAU SEKING Telok Brangah Road: PULAU SEMAKAU Telok Blangah
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      446 37 STC 110, 111, 112. ABS 82, 83, 156. STC 30 30A. ABC 41A. ABS 31 31A. ÜBC 173. STC 110. ABS 70, 71, 72. ÜBC 206. ABC 197. ÜBC 154, 182, 196, 204, 205, 206. STC 20, 30 30A, 40, 42, 43, 91, 94. 100. 102, 102 A, 110, 120,
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      204 37 NAME OF SCHOOL RIVER VALLEY GOVT. CHINESE PRIMARY SCHOOL Kirn Seng Road: River Valley Road: ROSYTH SCHOOL Yio Chu Kang Road: Serangoon Garden Way: SACRED HEART BOYS' SCHOOL Kampong Bahru Road: SAM KIANG SCHOOL Grange Road: River Valley Road: SAN SHAN SCHOOL Selegie Road: Mackenzie Road: SAN YU HIGH SCHOOL
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      406 37 STC 94, 112. ABC 21, 195. ABS 1. ABC 65, 122, 148 ABS 12, 103, 103 A. ÜBC 92, 95. ABS 70, 71. STC 100. 100 A 101, 101 A, 102, 102 A. ABS 72, 103, 103 A, 156. STC 61, 124, 143. STC 94, 112. ABC 122, 148. 195.
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      244 37 NAME OF SCHOOL SERANGOON GARDEN SOUTH SCHOOL SERANGOON GARDEN TECHNICAL SCHOOL Serangoon Garden Way: SERAYA SCHOOL Haig Road: SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SCHOOL Upper Serangoon Road: SHENG HUA SCHOOL East Coast Road: SHEUNG TUCK SCHOOL New Bridge Road: South Bridge Road: SHIN MIN SCHOOL Upper Thomson Road: SHU WAH SCHOOL Upper
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      524 37 STC 100. 100 A. 101, 101 A, 102, 102 A. ABS 72, 103, 103 A, 156. ABS 45. STC 101. 101 A. 102, 102 A, 110, 111. 112. ABS 80. 80A, 81, 81A, 82, 83. 103. 103 A. STC 40, 42. ABC 21. 32, 41. ABS 11. 12. 13A, 31
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      150 38 BUS GUIDE FOR SCHOOLS NAME OF SCHOOL ST GABRIEL S SCHOOL Upper Serangoon Road Yio Chu Kang Road ST. GEORGES ROAD SCHOOL Serangoon Road ST. HILDA SCHOOL East Coast Road Joo Chiat Road ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT Upper Serangoon Road Yio Chu Kang Road ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTE Victoria Street North Bridge
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      591 38 STC 110, 111, 112. ABS 80. 80A. 81. 81 A, 82, 83. STC 100, 100 A, 101, 101 A, 102 A. ABS 70, 71, 72, 103, 156. STC 64, 94, 101, 102, 102 A, 111, 112, 146. ABC 65, 148 ÜBC 92. ABS 80. 80A, 81, 81 A, 82, 83,
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      225 38 NAME OF SCHOOL STRATHMORE SCHOOL Margaret Drive SUNGEI KADUT SCHOOL Woodlands Road SWISS COTTAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL SWISS COTTAGE SECONDARY SCHOOL SWISS COTTAGE CENTRALISED W/SHOPS Bukit Timah Road TAI CHEONG SCHOOL Chua Chu Kang Road TAI WAH SCHOOL Jalan Bukit Merah TAMPINES SCHOOL Tampines Road TANAH MERAH BESAR SCHOOL Kuala Loyang
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      474 38 ABS 12, 103, 103 A. ÜBC 170, 171. ÜBC 153, 154, 170, 171, 172, 173. 175, 176, 180, 180 A, 181. ÜBC 172, 206. ABS 2, 144, 147. ÜBC 153, 196, 93A. ABS 80, 81. ABS 80, 81. STC 64, 111, 191, 191 A. ABC 192. ABS 13, 13A. STC
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      219 38 NAME OF SCHOOL TOA PAYOH SCHOOL Thomson Road TOA PAYOH CENTRALISED W/SHOPS Rangoon Road TOH TUCK PRIMARY SCHOOL Jalan Jurong Kechll TOH TUCK SECONDARY SCHOOL Jalan Jurong Kechll TONG KENG SCHOOL Geylang Road Sims' Avenue TELOK KURAU EAST SCHOOL Telok Kurau TELOK KURAU MALAY GIRLS SCHOOL Telok Kurau Road TELOK
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      475 38 STC 142, 143. ABS 144. ÜBC 140, 140 A, 149. 149 A. 150, 151, 160. 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 95. STC 130, 131, 141, 141 A. ÜBC 174, 175, 176. 201. 207. ÜBC 174, 175, 176, 201. 207. STC 20. ABC 5. 22. 33, 44. ABS 1, 2, 13,
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      191 38 NAME OF SCHOOL VICTORIA SCHOOL Tyrwhitt Road Jalan Besar VIVEKANANDA SCHOOL Serangoon Road Jalan Besar WAH MONG SCHOOL Bradell Road WAH MNG SCHOOL Upper Paya Lebar Road WATERLOO GIRL'S SCHOOL Middle Road Bencoolen Street WEI SIN SCHOOL Jurong Road WESSEX ESTATE SCHOOL Portsdown Road WEST HILL SCHOOL Sembawang Road WHAMPOA
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      453 38 STC 121, 130. 141, 141 A ABC 122. STC 64. 101, 101 A, 102. 102 A 111, 112, 121. 141. 141 A. ABC 65 122 ABS 81. 81A, 83. 103 103 A. ÜBC 92. STC 64, 101, 101 A, 102. 102 A, 111. 112, 131. ABC 65, ABS 81. 81A,
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      723 39 ABC AMALGAMATED BUS CO., LTD. 249, ALEXANDRA ROAD, SINGAPORE. (3). DON'T ARRIVE LAST-TAKE THE BLUE BUS Service No. 5 ll>p. Chaagl Rd. (B<i m.s.)— Commonwealth Aye./ North Buona Vista Rd. Via^ Upp. Changi Rd., Changi Rd., Geylang Rd Kal'R d .Crawford St., North Bridge Rd., South Bridge Rd., Hokien St.,
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      780 39 Service No. 62 MacPherson Est.— Alexandra Hill Est. Via Circuit Rd. near Pipit Rd., along Circuit Rd., Pipit Rd.. Circuit Rd.. Merpati Rd., Mattar Rd., Aljunied Rd., Geylang Rd.. Kallang Rd., Crawford St.. North Bridge Rd., South Bridge Rd., Neil Rd., Cantonment Rd., Outram Rd., Tiong Bahru Rd., Leng Kee
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      521 39 ADVERTISEMENT Service No. 193 Commonwealth Avenue/North Buona Vista Road to Tanjong Pagar Road (loop service) Via Commonwealth Avenue. Queensway, Alexandra Road. Delta Circus, Havelock Road, Canal Road. New Bridge Road. North Canal Road. South Canal Road, Boat Quay. Market Street, Cecil Street. Boon Tat Street, Shenton Way, Parsi Road. Anson
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      521 39 menceau Aye.. River Valley Rd., Kirn Seng Rd Outram Rd., Tiong Bahru Rd., Lower Delta Rd. to Gagak Selari Barat. Return via Gagak Selari Barr.t, Lower Delta Rd., Tiong Bahru Rd., Seng Poh Rd., .Outram Rd.. Kirn Seng Rd., River Valley Rd., Tank Rd., Clemenceau Aye., link road, Buyong Rd.,
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      2240 40 MrtMIMMM (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) 200, CHANGI ROAD, SINGAPORE, 14. TEL: *****0, *****0, *****, *****6. mjEREDBUS) OUR SERVICES: Service No. 1 Changi Point Delta Circus Via Upp. Changi Rd., Changi Rd., Geylang Rd., Kallang Rd., Crawford St., Beach Rd., Bras Basah Rd., Nicoll Highwny, Connaught Drive, Fullerton Rd., Collyer Quay, Raffles
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      937 40 Service No. 103 A Serangoon Garden Est. Commonwealth Ave./North Buona Vista Rd. Via Serangoon Garden Way. Lor. Chuan, Braddell Rd Upp. Seraneoon Rd.. Bendemeer Rd., Whampoa North' Serandoon Rd Boon Keng Rd., Bendemeer Rd Jln Besar Bencoolen St.. Bras Basah Rd.. North Bridge Rd South Bridge Rd.. Upp Circular Rd..
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      956 41 THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO. (1964) LTD. Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore (g) NEW BUS SERVICES Service No: 20 Fidelio and Aida Streets ommonwealth Avenue/ North Buona Visra Road l .Tii.itc buses via: in Kideli,, strr,.,. suiap K oad. iii, Fidelio Street, SigUp Koad. s, Klup )rlvp Franke Ay( nu(
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      915 41 Service No. 91 Paya Lebar Airport Prince Edward Road Via Airport Rd., MacPherson Rd., Aljunied Rd., Cieylanj Kd.. yaUang Rd.. Crawford St., North Bridge Rd., Bras Basah Rd., NicoU Highway, Connaught Drive, Fullerton Rd., Collyer Quay Raffles Quay, Shenton Way and Prince Edward Road. Return Via Prince Edward Rd.. Shenton
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      1005 41 ADVERTISEMENT Service No. 110: Upper Serangoon Road (6J m.s.) Prince Edward Road Via l'pper Serangoon Rd.. I'pper Paya Lebar Rd., Paya Lebar Rd., Guillemard Rd.. Nicoll Highway, Connaught Drive. Fullerton Rd.. Collyer Quay, Raffles Quay, Shenton Way and Prince Edward Road. Return Via Prince Edward Rd., Shenton Way, Parsi Rd.,
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      1083 41 Rd., High St., St. Andrew's Kd.. Coleman St.. HUI St.. Victoria St. Arab St., Rochor Canal Rd., Syed Alwi Rd., King George's Aye., Maude Rd.. Townahend Rd.. Kitchener Rd., Rangoon Rd., Moulmein Rd.. Balestier Rd., Thomson Rd., Whitley Rd., Thomson Rd. and Balestier Road. Service No. 131: Thomson Road Tanjong
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      1039 42 UNITED BUS COMPANY (PTE) LTD. HEAD OFFICE: 59, BEACH ROAD. TEL: *****, *****, *****, ***** BRANCH OFFICE: 1035, KING ALBERT PARK. TEL: *****2, *****3, *****1, *****5 SERVICES OPERATED BY THE YELLOW BUSES Service No. 92 Paya Lebar Airport Gagak Selari Barat (Tiong Babru) Via Airport Rd., MacPherson Rd., Bendemeer Rd.,
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      997 42 Service No. 153 Toa Payoh, Lor. I—Jin.1 Jin. Bukit Merah (near Henderson Rd.) Via Toa Payoh Lor. 1, Lor. IA, Lor. 2, Lor. 3, Lor. 4, Lor. 5, Lor. 4, Lor. 1. access road, Braddell Rd., Thomson Rd., Whitley Rd., Bukit Timah Rd., Farrer Rd Queensway, Rumah Bomba Circus and
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      882 42 Return via Jin. Boon Lay, Bulatan Pabrik, Jin. Pabrik, 'U' turn at Jurong Town Pier, back along Jin. Pabrik, Jin. P.uroh, Jin. Gudang, 'U' turn at Jurong Port, back along Jin. Gudang, Bulatan Gudang, Jin. Ahmad Ibrahim, Upp. Ayer Rajah Rd., Ayer Rajah Rd., North Buona Vista Rd., Commonwealth Aye.,
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      834 42 Service No. 181 Upp- Bukit Timah Rd. (near Ewart Circus)— Commonwealth Ave. /North Buona Vista Rd. Via Upp. Bukit Timah Rd., Dunearn Rd.. Bukit Timah Rd.. Rochor Canal Rd., Bencoolen St., Bras Basah Rd.. North Bridge Rd., South Bridge Rd., Upp. Hoklen St., Havelock Rd.. Delta Circus, Alexandra Rd. and
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    Singapore's new hotel to offer the most for comfort
    898 43  - Singapore 's new hotel to offer the most for comfort Staff Writer B_y SHANGRI LA Hotel standing 25 storeys high with 250 guest rooms promises to offer the most for your comfort and enjoyment. Located at Orange Grove Road, the hotel nestles in 12J acres of superb landscaped grounds. The
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      152 43 Congratulations Best Wishes Shangri-La Hotel on the occasion of their official opening HIAP HENG CHNG (S) PTE LTD. 5 6 North Canal Road Singapore Tel:- *****-***** Branches: Kuala Lumpur Penang Hong Kong Sole Agents Suppliers to Hotels Night-Clubs Restaurants importers Exporters of World Wide Sea Products Canned Goods China-Hong Kong
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      245 43 HO HUA CO. (PTE) LTD. in association with ASAHI GLASS CO. LTD., yTjj^^ Tokyo, Japan \S!Bl!^fc^ NIPP( SI IITTCiI.ASS C< ).LTD., A^wfj Osaka, Japan /(^ilrJ^LEi congratulate If wC r& Shcmgri-Jba hote-l fMt |pj j on the occasion i| wrfjl J *tfe\ of their official opening. 6 \r S| i Ho
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    Hotel caters for all conventions
    440 44 SHANGRI-LA Hotel, with its sophisticated facilities, is all set to cater to the requirements of the world of conventions a profit area which is at present relatively neglect- ed in Singapore The hotel will be the stage for the bi-nuual conference of the International Air
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      111 44 PeiiatoUons ana good wishes Co SHANGRI-LA HOTEL ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 6RAND OPENING JGAPORE 12 TEL ***** ***** ***** WHO ARE PROUD TO HAVE SUPPLIED THEIR FURNITURE. CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO T^^yf'mF John Cnossley S. Sons Limited V J Wm Dean Clough Mils Halifax England j^^^ JaSL Httfe^^K__^^ M
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      108 44 Congratulations to the Shangri-La Hotel from Boustead Exclusive suppliers to the Shangri-La Hotel of:— Henneuy J& B Ran Smirnoff Gil bey 's Gin Cognac Scotch Whisky Vodka jaAinl .«*s| ,*>«T^A^ I p^J Jim Beam Moat at Chandon Lancers Tubonj Bear Bourbon Champagna Yin Rom CONGRA TULA TIONS TO SHANGRILLA HOTEL
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    Decor meets the modern standards
    584 45 Lobby features a mood of tranquillity FiANISH architect and interior designer, Mr. Bent Severin the "brains" behind Shangri-La's Oriental styling— said that much of the hotel's decor and furnishings was inspired from research into the past. "We have succeeded, at the same time, to create
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      224 45 gj HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS and ?5 BEST WISHES g the B*avd ol Directors and Mtnt|tntm ol iho ?5 SHANGRI-LA HOTEL CO on th«lr ollicUl opening. C 3 We are proud to have supplied exclusively the world famous I VNMIItf® I? CROCKERY of Epicureans can indulge their sensuous delights on |O| the
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      67 45 Congratulations to B*t^i*ic3'-«^"^ Jl^^^^aai '< ■^■K > aaill^3lkV^lv''flQalH^^C*S9"s3al^aßß Quality producti for modern waihroomi f?TTTT 3 Washroom C SO 3 Equipment ANOTHER MAJOR PROJECT supplied by n KOON HOE CO. 1 I 40J Chinese Chamber of Com merce Bldf. taJ 47 Hill Street. S'pofe 6. Tel: 2JIBI A ***** Congrotulotion« to
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      173 45 VShangri-Lay 1A Li' f'r 'f awd Wall Decor in the MAIN LOBBY and TIARA BAR. Merlin Furniture Cu. IPte.l Ltd. where comfort is our business 191 A Jalan Übi, Singapore 14. Telephone: *****0 Congratulations Best Wishes to Shangri-La Hotel on the occasion of their official opening. from' SONG PANG SENG
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    Chinese fashions hold sway in lobby
    154 46 Chinese fashions hold sway in lobby QUESTS arriving at Shangri-La wUI be forgiven if they think they have stumbled on the fictional Tibetan Buddhist monastery. For at the entrance to greet them are three doormen resplendent in lavender and black Tibe-tan-style costume. Costumes of the same design are worn by
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      140 46 >£ I furnishing specialists I congratulates Shangri-La hotel on the auspicious occasion of their Official Opening We are proud to be associated with Shangri-la Hotel being their EXCLUSIVE SUPPLIER of Furnishing Fabrics la belle boUticriie furnishing specialists head office: 2-5. circular road, Singapore tel: *****5, ***** showroom: a.i.a. shopping arcade,
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      89 46 Congratulations and Best Wishes to SHANGRI-LA HOTEL on their Official Opening We Specialize In Manufacturing Modern Furniture KIM BROTHERS INTERIOR DECORATION AND CONSTRUCTIONS 194-D, Lavender Street, Singapore 12. Office Tel: ***** Workshop Tel: ***** HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES SHANGRI-LA HOTEL g on their oftioial opening M We are pleased to
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      135 46 Congratulationsto Shangri-la on their opening T/*) jB|MOY CAMMING CORPN (S) LTO ip^JHI^WiT TtMAH fiD BMS SPORE ?1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to SHANGRI-LA HOTEL on their official opening From Singapore Woodcraft Manufacture Co. Pte. Ltd. Live The Ming Style Distinctive quality, Matching colours, Varieties of Design, Highly Durable. Factory Address:
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      1099 47 TConWIOTHT^nr ■^i^'^Mk^i^a^i^a^i^i^i^aillllll^B S*s?= Sa Is =1 LveSoo Be fast liM 2I M 1 I. tSis i la BS :»s Liverpool, Glasiow ::.J.|yM J.iJ Ji Z I >.m v > CONTINENTAL PORTS: Ptnmi P. Sham S>ntapore Far: a, iT/i. izr^"**A,r»/25 V, 2.?, tw" ln(On May 1/ s m',, I Z, 1/11
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      2242 47 mt* hi i M kmm mw imMlvlwik Mr M mw miM mm I il >■■ iB 'I M mm mm I m Wmm\ L t w I M I M aflaV wat B^mmw mam mm aim PaitS^d^^al I mw mj w iwmmmm^ w I m it jL^b !~^m mm. jm
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      1239 47 FHTNItNTIT EXPIESS SFJVICE BIIECT FIIM UST COIS' It A tolofon Nt Yfri *s" pi m gra "as JS* 0 Ma, I May II Ma, 5 SS vfiIJVL Ulttt M»T M»» 19 Jaly 22 "«iy 11 v iM a,] M No l T S»'l» May 21 Jan 21 Jane 11 Jily
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      1132 48 KAWASAKI KISKN KAISHA LTD. Wast Austraili*, Singapore /J«p»n Service Frtiuntlt Sport Kttlunf Yokkaiehi/Mgoya Yhama Kobt •El SaJnatr Man" 15 May 21 May 27 May 11 May Japan Persian Gulf Service Smgapori Fir: Sknsei Mara" Hi. 5 S. 45/21 Air Colombo, Karachi, Muscat, Basrah, Khorr, Kuwait, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai. "Saciikawa Man"
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      1036 48 TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND Loaos Pining P. Sham Singapore Fir: UWARA 21 Mty 22/21 May 24/25 Mty Aucli., Napitr, Lytt.. Tinuru. STRAITS M«DR« SMVICI. Singapore P. Sham Penang laaliif fir: UUULJt' ll Plrt 4 May S May Nagapattmam, Madras. pjUUU 22/27 May 21 May 21 May Nagapattmam. Madras. rajula
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      879 48 ORIENT LINES LTD. Bc-^^-.^a. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LOHDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. S'htm Penarg Arriltt: NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE 1/ I Mty II May 11 May London tf, H'burf 11/6, R'dam 14 6, Havre
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      760 48 *afP MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL jatt SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No.3OC.JIk AnpMig. KimU Lumptx fl I TheNattonal SMpping Una of Malaysia FAR EAST/ EUROPE SERVICE BUNGA ORKID 1/ 5 Jmi I llw 11/V'jJm Have 67, "lonjoil »/7, H'burf 14,7, R'dam 16/7, A'werp 19//, Bremen 21/7. BUNGA MELOR 11/21 Jim 22 25 Jim 21/27
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    212 49 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOWFOR APR. 23. OUT: N kko M.-iru 3 4. Coventry 1-acilK Alliance <follo»'«i hy ka 8/9, cimlyun Mnru 19. Auby ttlltn 44. Shin-r; i Taylor 1 Matejkoi 4>. and M iru 47. IN r.nijna.l I fjamaa C 7. Rita 15/16.
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      550 49 SINGAPORE SOVIET I V*Q SHIPPING CO.(PTE) LTD. I TEU *****1 (3 LINES) 0* tUWOPr.: Singapore P. Sham i>iun| OtSIiNMIONS. M i MIIHCOim It'll tpi 111 I Mai HimOuri. Rotterdam M If A'iNA LABUURBE) txtairp >0» INDIA: Singapoil P. Sham •'enanp M V hIVEP. 27 21 Apt nm Api Nagipatiinam. Cochin
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      799 49 J. L MORISON, SON JONES (M) SDN. BHD. Applicotions ore invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointments: (A) ASST. SALES MANAGER Experience of controlling a consumer soles force is essentiol. The successful candidate will be responsible for the General Division sales force throughout Malaysia, ond will be based i.i
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      725 49 COST ACCOUNTANT *equ <ec o> jirgopoit- MM ftAoriutuituier* fte Limited to> immed'ote oppomtment Qualiticotions: Oegrce ir accountancy ot Institute ot Costs ond Works Accountart (Port 111 and >V) cr other recognised qualifications. Severci years relevant working experience In o manufacturing organisation. Singapore citizen. Age: Between 24 ond 32 years. So
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      368 49 J.T.C. THE JI'RONG TOWN CORPORATIONS invites applications for GARDEN'ERS for duties In— (1) Jurong Town (2) Sentosa The consolidated salary scale and requirements are $5.95 per day $160 x A -170. 180 x AlO-240. Successful candidates will be appointed on a daily-rated basis for a 6-month period Initially and If
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      722 49 OPEN TODAY I WE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS FROM TODAY. WE DEAL IN ALL KINDS OF AIRCONDITIONERS ROOM AND PACKAGE UNITS. FOR ROOM UNITS WE HAVE WESTINGHOUSE, NATIONAL, CARRIER and ACMA. FOR PACKAGE UNITS WE HAVE HITACHI and CHRYSLER. WE ALSO DEAL IN VARIOUS TYPES OF REFRIGERATORS, COOKERS, FREEZERS. .etc.
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      198 50 1 We've moved... As from Monday 26th April 1971 the registered office of Lintas Limited (incorporated in England) will have moved from No. 13 Jalan 52/10 Petaling Jaya to: WISMA DAMANSARA 12th FLOOR 5 JALAN SEMANTAN DAMANSARA HEIGHTS KUALA LUMPUR The new telephone numbers are *****6 *****2 *****8 Telegraphic address
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      410 50 AUCTION SALE o» Valuable P-nuaprre r>ropertleB. To be held at our sales-room. No 104 Market Street. Singapore On esday. 27fh April 1871. at 2 30 pm. 1 No. 5A Adam Road, area 11.712 square feet, freehold, furnished, WITH VACANT POSSESSION. (Messrs. Philip Wong it Co. Solicitors) 2 No. 7 Sennett
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      298 50 LIQUORS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE NOTICE OF GENERAL LICENSING SESSION A General Licensing Session of the Liquors Licensing Board (or Singapore will be held in the Court of the First District Judge, First District Court, District and Magistrates' Courts Building South Bridge Road. Singapore on Tuesday Bth June 1971 at 10.30
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      362 50 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited (or either one or both of the following:— (1) ERECTION it COMPLETION of Four Blocks of 25Storey 4 -Room Flats (384 Units): Two Blocks of Single Storey Market I Hawkers' Centre; One Block of 2-Storey Arcade Restaurant (6 Units); One Block of 4-Storey
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      427 50 TENDER Tenders will be received In the Ministry of Defence. Pearl's Hill Singapore 2. for the undermentioned Items up to 12.00 Noon on dates shown against each item; Closing Date: 1. Jacket, ltfe-savinr. mouth Inflated 3.5.71 2. Vehicle Batteries 3.5.71 3. Caps 3.5.71 4. Boots 3.5.71 5. Knife 3.5.71 6.
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      383 50 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited (or either one or both of the ingCD ERECTION it COMPLETION of Two Blocks of 12Storey 3-Rooms Improved Flats/ Shops cum Living Quarters (310 Units) at Ang Mo Kio Contract 111. ofl Jalan Todak. (2) SANITARY WATER INSTALLATION to Two Blocks of 12-Storey
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      396 50 PENANG TURF CLUB SUMMER MEETING. 1»71 SATURDAY, ISTH MAY 1071 SUNDAY. 16TH MAY 1971 SATURDAY. 22ND MAY 1971 SUNDAY. 23RD MAY 1971 USUAL $1 UNLIMITED SWEEPS. 3 DIGIT NUMBERS FORECAST POOLS ("A" Si •ABC). $5 Se $2 TOTALISATOR TOTE. $2 FORECAST TOTE. DOUBLE PROCEED. UNLIMITED SWEEP Tickets are now on
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