The Straits Times, 7 December 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507 The National Newspaper
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    Lock icon Bombay under jet attack
    931 1 Bombay under jet attack As India steps up drive on Dacca... BOMBAY, Monday PAKISTANI jet fighters attacked Bombay, India's largest city, today according to the United News of India (UNI) news agency. The agency said Indian anti-aircraft guns and. coastal batteries fired at will as the Pakistani planes approached the
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    Indians arrest five Britons near border
    137 1 Indians arrest five Britons near border fALCUTTA, Mon. Five British journalists have been arrested by the Indian authorities near the East Pakistan border. They are alleged to have tried to report on and photograph Indian military positions, British diplomats said. The five, four men and a blonde woman photoJournalist were
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    Escape across the border
    40 1 WEST BERLIN, Mon. A 21-year-old East German escaped •cross the heavily guarded Ea.st Oerman border into West Berlin early this morning. The man was not noticed by East German guards and reached the French sector unhurt.
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    Indira yes to Bangla Desh
    208 1 Indira yes to Bangla Desh NEW DELHI, Monday INDIA today for- mally recognised the rebel government of Bangla Desh, and Pakistan severed diplomatic relations with India. The Pakistan Government's action marked the first time in 24 years of independence that diplomatic relations were broken. They had been maintained during the
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    rAll quiet and peaceful in Delhi
    289 1  - rAll quiet and peaceful in Delhi FELIX ABISHEGANADEN -By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. "It's pretty quiet and peaceful here," was how the Press Attache In the Malaysian High Commission in New Delhi, Mr. Emile Morals, described the situation in the Indian capital. In a telephone interview today, Mr. Morals told me:
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    No causes for alarm over students
    76 1 No causes for alarm over students CINGAPORE, Mon. Sln- gapore and Malaysian students studying in India are largely unaffected by the war. The majority of them are in Madras, Bombay, Bangalore, Mysore, Pondlcherry, Calicut, and Trivandum all in south and western India. Others are In New Delhi, Lucknow and other
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    Jail, fine for two in vice case
    205 1 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Cheah Keng Hln (above), one of two businessmen conTiete/. I I '•> fH a four-day W* .i. i.v.ng on the immoral earnings of four Filipino girls lured here with attractive offers as dancers. Cheab, 34, was sentenced to a total of
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    Lock icon Park puts South Korea on the alert
    385 1 Park puts South Korea on the alert SEOUL, Mon. President Park today declared a state of national emergency in South Korea and warned that North Korea was set on taking over the country by force. North Korea was bent on annexing the country by force, taking advantage of a stalemate
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    Floods: 60 evacuated
    49 1 SEOAMAT, Mon. About 60 people from four kampongs were evacuated today from the low-lying areas of Segamat when the Sungei Muar at Buloh Kasap overflowed its banks. In PAHANG, 50 people from Jawl Jawl, about 49 miles from Bentong, were evacuated this morning. SEE PAGE TWO
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    Boats detained
    29 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Two Malaysian fishing boats have been detained by the Indonesian authorities in Asahan. for entering Indonesian waters without a permit. Antara news agenc repored today.
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    Lock icon Boat disaster
    28 1 JAKARTA. Mon— Two people were killed and 27 others reported missing after a boat carrying local holiday makers sank, in central Java lake last week. UPI.
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    WOMAN MOTORIST HURT IN CRASH
    53 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. -m A woman driver was injured when her car was involved in a crash with a stationary bus in Upper East Coast Road early today. She was identified as Madam Low Chee Mvi, 26, of Lucky Gardens, and was admitted to hospital in
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    It's fame and fiance free for the revue girls...
    295 2  - It's fame and fiance free for the revue girls EVELYN NG REHEARSALS DEMANDING AND THE HOURS OF WORK LONG By Singapore, Mon IT'S footlights and dancefree for the girls of the Shochikll Revue. For in this all-ghi Japanese dancing troupe there is absolutely no place for the career wife. The
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    Jek: Sharing ideas will benefit Spore and Malaysian artists
    159 2 THE Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, said today that local and Malaysian artists and writers could benefit a great deal through "free and open collaboration of Ideas." Speaking at the opening of an exhibition by the Malaysia Art College
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    BOMBAY STOP AS USUAL
    59 2 BOMBAY STOP AS USUAL SINGAPORE. Mon. MSA's SingaporeLondon flights which stop over at Bombay are not affected by the fighting in the Indian subcontinent. A spokesman for the airline said that its only stop in India is Bombay and these flights would continue as scheduled. The airline is keeping a
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    FPA back to help make 'family life happy'
    316 2 FPA back to help make 'family life happy' THK Siltjgapore Family Phinning Association, reactivated after ;i three-year suspension will devote itself to ";ill that makes for a happy family life." The Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, gave his approval to its revival eight days ago. This was disclosed
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    Kelantan again cut off from West Coast
    191 2 Kelantan again cut off from West Coast KOTA BHARU, Mon. Kelantan was cut off from the rest of the West Coast states early this morning the second time since the northeast monsoon began last month. The main Kota Bharu— Kuala Trengganu trunk road became impassable at 1.30 a.m. when swift
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    DRUG HAUL: WOMAN AND TWO OTHERS HELD
    100 2 CINGAPORE, Mon. Cus- i toms today seized 36-lb of ganja and arrested three people, including a woman, from an Indonesian vessel and a house in Pasir Panjang. Officers from Customs Harbour Division first seized 8-lb while on a routine check on board the
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    Raja on the role of varsities in developing Asian states
    580 3 Raja on the role of varsities in developing Asian states WHAT THEY MUST AIM AT SINGAPORE, Mon UNIVERSITIES of developing countries in Asia must be passionately committed" to their national goals of economic development and modernisation, the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said today. "I emphasize this because not many
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    Tun Souvanna Phouma
    52 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will confer the Sri Maharaja Mangku Negara on the Prime Minister of Laos, Prince Souvan na Phouma. at the Ist ana Negara on Dec. 15. The title of Tun will be conferred on the Prince when the King receives him
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    'Disaster if Asians do not solve their own problems'
    350 3 'Disaster if Asians do not solve their own problems' ASIAN universities would be "courting a disaster of formidable dimensions" if their academics sit back while advanced countries work out solutions to their problems. This warning was sounded by Nanyang University's Vice-Chan-cellor Dr. Rayson Huang when he spoke at the opening
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    NJC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ASEAN STUDENTS
    103 3 PENANG, Mon. Admitting students from other countries into the National Junior College was not a matter of "Attracting the best brains to Singapore," Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, the Republic's High Commissioner in Malaysia, said here today. "The College is offering scholarships to students from ASEAN
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    FLIES IN FOR TALKS
    117 3 FLIES IN FOR TALKS SINGAPORE. Mon— Gen. Sir Michael Carver (above), British Chief of General Staff. flew in today for a two-day stay during which he will have talks with Amuk officials and Singapore Government leaders. Sir Michael, one-time chief of the former Far East Command, was accompanied by Lady
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    Table decor
    25 3 BINOAPORE, Mon. The Chinese Women's Association held a display cf Christmas table decorations at their monthly meeting at the LadyhlK Hotel this afternoon.
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      34 3 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl OKAY, UNLAX, PETUNIA; S? VER PQgTgAIT'SJr— (getting awfully 1^ j^^t .|Vr\ SHE COULP HAVE AT < Ctes^ \NHr\U' LEAST SAID WHAT SHE j^Ufk l V r PIPN'T L!KE ABOUT IT/)
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    Just an old photo, but it inspired epic poem
    336 4 Just an old photo, but it inspired epic poem SINGAPORE. Mon HE can never forget an old photograph of six Russian boys his uncles who went to war. Only one came back. He was only nine years old and does not remember any of them. But the picture inspired him
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    Rock blasting reminder
    57 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The public are reminded that rock blasting will continue In Pender Rond during this month for the construction ol Henderson Road extension. Blasting has been arranged {or Tuesdays and Saturdays between 11 a.m. to noon. The public are advised not to be alarmed and to
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    Airport terminal
    30 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Communications Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will open the new extension or the passenger terminal building at Singapore airport on Dec. 18 at 10 am
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    SOON: CHARTER FLIGHTS EXTENSION TO NEW YORK
    260 4 SINGAPORE, Monday THE Far East Travel Club will extend its Singa-nore-London charter service to New York in two weeks time. This will be the first air charter service to the U.S. from Singapore. A director of FETC, Mr. Jagindar Singh, said today: "The
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    LUNCH COSTS COUPLE $5,000
    70 4 LUNCH COSTS COUPLE $5,000 SINGAPORE. Mon.— lt was an expensive one hour luncb outing for business man Mr. Winston J. H. Ou Vans. 31. and his wife yesterday. While they were eating thieves broke into their flat in Irrawaddv Road and escaped with jewellery worth 55.000 and a hoi He
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    First blind man in executive committee
    132 4 First blind man in executive committee CINGAPORE, Mon. A blind man, for the first time in 20 years since the founding of the Singapore Association for the Blind, has won a place on its executive committee. He is Mr. Tan Guan Heng, 34, who was elected vice-president of the association
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    Top with the tricks
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Patrick Ng Ah Tee won the Urn Hap Hln Shield at the 10th International Ring of Magicians Singapore Ring 115 annual competition held at the Cultural Theatre, Canning Rise, last night. Second prize went to A. Vljeyacone and third prl«e to BRsheer Ahmad.
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    Management's assurance to former employees
    175 4 mm. Singapore Traction 1 Company will do its best to honour all existing benefits due to its workers up to last Saturday—the last day STC buses were on the roads. This assurance was given by the management at a meeting with the executive committee of
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    Ex-STC services running below strength
    616 4 Ex-STC services running below strength SMOOTH HAND-OVER, BUT... SINGAPORE, Mon. OKVERAL former STC services were today running below strength because of a shortage of buses, though the handing-over of these vehicles to the three Chinese bus companies went smoothly. This was because the Chinese bus firms did not receive all
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    Cleared: Riddle of the 62 'missing' engines
    130 4 Cleared: Riddle of the 62 'missing' engines SINGAPORE. Mon. The STC today cleared up the "mystery" of the missing engines of 62 of the 407 STC buses sold to the three Chinese bus firms. The engines were actually taken out for repairs in STC workshops. "The engines are not missing.
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    No top Toto winners
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Man. There were no top winners In yesterday's Toto draw No. 96 71. The Jackpot prize for Thu: day's draw no. S>7 71 will be $200,000
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    THE LAST WOMAI TO HANG
    1578 5 THE LAST WOMAI TO HANG IN France, it would have been called a crime passionel. In London's Hampstead, it was straight-forward murder, and the fact that the finger on the trigger had been a woman's was simply neither here nor there. It was a crime to be resolved, not by
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      112 5 Mrs. Lim bought a new green dress yesterday Today she has a matching car. It's easy. All you do is go to a local stay that way, because ICI paints are car refinisher. Insist on seeing the ICI incredibly tough and won't fade, colours. And there you'll have the widest
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    Jail for two in vice case
    2334 6 Jail for two in vice case THIRD MAN IS CLEARED AFTER FOUR-DAY TRIAL REPORTERS: BEN DAVIDSON and S.M. MUTHU SINGAPORE, Mon. TWO businessmen were jailed in the First District Court today for living on the immoral earnings of four Filipino girls. Cheah Keng Hin, 34, and Tan Gek Leng, 35,
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    Counsel: Susan a very material agent in the deal
    1274 7 she testified that I had forced her Into immoral activities. "Again, the girls told the court that they escaped from Victoria Hotel and were caught at Anderson Bridge. But they had been locked in the rooms. How could it be possible
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    Death fall ends fight in bus
    240 8  -  K.S. SIDHU: SCUFFLE FOLLOWS ROW OVER GIRL By Singapore, Monday J^ MAN died in Thomson Hospital today after a fall from ;i moving bus during a brawl on Sunday night. Police said Hui Thin Foon, 21, Jobless, and his two friends were involved in
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    THREE FOR DOG HANDLING COURSE
    101 8 THREE FOR DOG HANDLING COURSE SINGAPORE, Mon. Three policemen will leave ior New Zealand next month for a five-month advanced course in dog handling. They are Senior Inspector Michael Chan, Cpl. Richard Koh and Constable Yue See Kong, of the Police Dog Unit at Ulu Pandan Camp. They will bring
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    Indian youths not keen on working the land
    112 8 Indian youths not keen on working the land IPOH. Mon. The low level of participation by Indian youths In govern ment land schemes In the country Is causing concern to the Hindu Youth Council. Mr. A. Sclvaratnam, who was elected president of the Perak branch which was formed here yesterday,
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    Banker Wong back from Taipeh
    71 8 Banker Wong back from Taipeh SINGAPORE, Mon. The resident vice-president of First National City Bank. Mr. Wong Nang Jang, returned here today after a four-day business visit to Taipeh. Besides visiting business firms and organisation*, he also spoke to over 20 Taiwanese businessmen at a lunch meeting of Investment opportunities
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    Family Benefit officials
    44 8 SINGAPORE. Man. Mr. Lee Boon Chye has been reelected president of the Singapore Family Benefit Society for the year 1971/1972. Other officials elected Include Mr. Lee Soon Chuan. vice president; Mr. New Cheng Own. secretary; and Mr. Koh Kirn Chee treasurer.
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    $7,300 donation to Yusof Fund
    53 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Japan Club's Women's Circle will present a $7 300 cheque to the Yusof Isnak Fund of the Singapore Council of Social Service at Its annual lunch at King's Hotel on Friday. The money was raised from a charity dance organised by the
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    CALL TO STOP MOSQUITO BREEDING
    85 8 CALL TO STOP MOSQUITO BREEDING SINGAPORE. Mon. The Health Ministry has urged the public to make every effort to eliminate the breeding of mosquitoes in homes and premises. "Any slackening in our effort can result in an outbreak of dengue haemorrhagic fever which can cause death,'' it said in a
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    Japanese elocution finals
    78 8 Japanese elocution finals SINGAPORE. Mon— The finals of Japanese language elocution contest organised by the Japanese Cultural Society of Singapore will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. The winner will receive a return ticket to Japan and the second to fifth placed finalists
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    Polish art
    22 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. An exhibition of Polish paintings will be held at the National Library's lecture hall from Wednesday to Saturday.
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    Rotary lunch
    39 8 SINOAPORF. Mon. Mr. John David director of sixth form studies at the Singapore International School, will speak on The United World Colleges A New Venture In Education at the Rotary Club lunch at Adelphl Hotel on Wednesday.
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    How to be mistress to your husband to keep him happy
    317 8  -  RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Mon. A woman must learn how to be a "mistress" to her husband. This advice to wives came from a specialist in the field of women and travel. Miss Oerl Tully. V\ arnlng against taking
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      254 8 Straits Times Crossword h^\ in IH Pm jpjpj A(RO N S. After a month Intended, so 1. An upturned p«U to m car 7. Notice* direction overturned (6-4) about food (6). 6. lv part qult« a serious prob- 8. Omlthologlcally-mlnded typlem tat*? (9-6). 9. They are made to go so
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    Growing Asian Dollar Market in Spore
    162 9 Growing Asian Dollar Market in Spore SINGAPORE, Mon The Asian Dollar Market in Singapore had a satisfactory growth in volume over the past year. Total liabilities of Asian currency units were over US$9OO million at the end of September this year an increase of some US$57O million over the same
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    Ganja charge
    38 9 IPOH. Moit. Pte. Ramlee bin .sun. 20. of the 3rd REECE Reßlment pleaded Kuilty In a magistrate's court here today to a charge of possessing a packet of ganja in Jubilee Amusement Park. Sentence was postponed.
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    SUKIYAKI IN CANS AVAILABLE SOON
    93 9 SINGAPORE. Mod —House- wives here can soon serve sukiyaki at home from cans. Tliia, together with many other delicacies, will be available next month when Singapore's first Japanese delicatessen opens at the new Isetan Department Store in Havelock Road. Mr. T. Shinozaki, Isetan's sales manager,
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    Alienation from religion
    38 9 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Hindus Religious and Cultural Seminar will hold a three-day meeting on the Hindu youth's alienation from religion and natlnn-bullclng at the Perumal Temple Kalyana Mandapam in Race Course Road from Friday.
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    The skin diver who failed to come up
    269 9 CECONDS after a skin diving enthusiast shot a two-foot long fish near a broken-down kelong, he was found senseless on the seabed, a coroner heard today. When Jimmy Foo Seek Dong. 29, a restaurant manager, was hauled out of the 40-foot deer
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    Catwalk way to the altar for the Lims
    215 9  - Catwalk way to the altar for the Lims WONG LAI WAH By SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. and Mrs. David Lim took the road to the altar by way of a fashion catwalk at the Shangri-La Hotel last night. It was a wedding with a difference. There was a fashion show that
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    Spore urged: Form Consumer Affairs Bureau
    219 9 Spore urged: Form Consumer Affairs Bureau AUSTRALIAN consumer advocate, Professor R.C. Gates, said today that Singapore could do with a Consumer Affairs Bureau which is tough with unscrupulous retailers. In Australia, such a bureau, which is attached to the Labour Ministry, advises the government on policies to protect the consumer
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    THE MAN WITH CLOTHES ON FIRE
    94 9 THE MAN WITH CLOTHES ON FIRE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A man in his thirties was fount j unconscious i-.ir.'y this morning beside a lamp post in Setapak Garden, o<f? Jalan Gombak. A Telecoms test clerk. Inche Moksen bin Hakim. 22, said today: "We heard shouits of help from a man
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    Dredging work
    19 9 SINGAPORE. Mon— Dredging work a Selat Jurong has been extende d to the end of this month.
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    Probe into exam leak
    38 9 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Mon. Brunei's Education Department today appointed It special committee to Investigate rumours that there h as been a leak In the joint MCE-GCE question papers. The examinations finished four days ago.
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    Catering staff dinner
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Men. The Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers' Trade Union vill hold Its 15th r.nnlversary dlmer at the Jatie Koom Restaurant on Dec. 14.
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    Connell House closes after 46 years
    194 9 Connell House closes after 46 years SINGAPORE, Mon. ConneU House onre an exclusive club and boarding house for European seamen in Anson Road has closed down after 46 years. Confirming this. H. Marshall, chairman of its board of governors and commute?, said: "It win soon make way for urban renewal.
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    Adventure week for students
    63 9 Adventure week for students SINGAPORE, Mon. Thirty Secondary Two students from St. Joseph's Institution and St. Patrick's School are attending a week-long adventure camp at Track 22. Ponggol Road. The students, accompanied by 10 teachers, will take part In an expedition to Pulau Übln and the surrounding areas In Ponggol
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    HDB to demolish block of flats with cracked walls
    166 10 HDB to demolish block of flats with cracked walls SINGAI»ORE, Mon. The Housing Board is to demolish a olock of flats in Queen: rtoivn after complaints from tenants of "badly cnicfced walls." The bull ding, Block 95 in Margar :t Drive, was built by the HDB's predecessor, th«s Singapore Improveme
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    PETROL CUSTOMERS TURNED OUT TO BE ROBBERS
    194 10 PETROL CUSTOMERS TURNED OUT TO BE ROBBERS SINGAPORE, Monday rriHREE men in a stolen car stopped at a petrol kiosk and held up the attendant after asking him to fill the Umk wit!a petrol, a district court heard today. Koh Ngen Thing. Lira Boon Chew and Ng Thiam Hoe, all
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    Join up for a common battle: Barker
    396 10 Join up for a common battle: Barker How clubs can help solve youth problems THE Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker tonight urged clubs and organisations to merge under common leadership to iron out youth problems. He said organisations pursuing common Ideals should get together regularly on
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    Down 7.5 mil. gallons
    42 10 Down 7.5 mil. gallons SINGAPORE, Mon. Water consumption yesterday was 95.7 mi illon gallons a drop of 7.5 million gallons from Saturday. I tain fall recorded at the three catchment areas yesterday was Seli'tar (0.12 In.). Macßltchie (0.C5 In.) and Pelrce (nil).
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    Reserve blood stocks drop to 677 units
    152 10 SINGAPORE, Mon. Reserve stocks of all groups in the blood bank fell from 826 units last week to 677 units this mornIng, t he Blood Transfusion Service's weekly report said said today. During the week, 649 donations were received agalns t 769 transfusions
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Time for an RTS 'junior' talentime
      138 11 I HAVE just finished watching all three semi-finals of the RTS Talentlme. Rightly or wrongly. It appears that all young talent have been axed and the only survivors, apart from a pair of singing brothers who were favourites from the start, are adults. It
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      No excuse for not paying a bonus
      139 11 THE Minister of State for Finance said In Parliament that the Government does not make profits from Its services when he rejected the call for bonus payments to civil servants. The PUB. STB and PSA have already taken steps to Increase their capital
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      GOVT REPLIES
      362 11 I REFER to the letter by "AKT" (S.T., Nov. 27) regarding the fencing around Princess House and Its Annexe Building. The fencing was erected to provide the necessary security to the property. This is the most elementary form of precaution and Is far from being meant to reflect
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  • Tuesday, December 7, 1971
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      PEACE FIGHT LOST
      423 12 India's recognition of Bangla Desh has torpedoed Security Council efforts to stop the war with Pakistan. There is nothing now the Council can do, except invite the attention of the U.N. General Assembly to the crisis. And what can the Assembly do? Nothing in the short run.
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      WHY THE STC STALLED
      318 12 The transfer of the Singapore Traction Company's bus services to the three Chinese bus companies has been completed as smoothly as could be expected. Yesterday the STC's former fleet was running to schedule on most of the STC's former routes. Five of these routes could not
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      JOHORE'S JENGKA
      243 12 The Johore Tenggara land development scheme is ambitious, opening 750,000 acres of jungle in the next 20 years. As unveiled by Johore's Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Othman Sa'at, it envisages the clearing of 281,--000 acres of forest by 1987 for agricultural and general farming activities. As in the
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    Lock icon A NEW NATION POSTPONED
    1031 12  -  PORT-OF-SPAIN A fanfare of trumpets to herald the conception of a new nation had scarcely died away before the prospective midwives fell out and the infant appeared to have miscarried. The const itu c n t parts of the new nation were to be six former
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    MR. SATO'S RISING SUN
    633 12  -  POKYO. Not many weeks ago. Premier Eisaku Sato was in deep political trouble, so deep that speculation was rife that he would be forced to resign before the end ol this year. Sato's China policy was under severe attack, he was criticised for not having foreseen
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    Lock icon Sadat must now fight, but when?
    839 12  -  IRENE BEESON: By London Egypt's Tear of Decision' nears end -THE hatred of the Palestinian guerillas for the Jordanian authorities which led to the assassination in Cairo of Wasfl Tel, King Hussein's Prime Minister, is a reflection of the cynicism, confusion and indecision that
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      193 12 This watch comes from Schaffhausen. Only a few people will get to wear one. Schaffhausen is in Switzerland, where the International Watch Company still handcraft their I. W. C. Watches which limits production. But turns out a very good watch. Not everyone can afford an I. W. C. Watch, but
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        Lock icon The US misled me for eight months: Sadat
        316 13 The US misled me for eight months: Sadat NEW YORK, Moil President Sadat was quoted as saying the U.S. had repeatedly misled him during the past eight months about its efforts to achieve peace in the Suez region. lie was quoted In Newsweek magazine as saying his confidence in the
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        Lock icon Castro back
        25 13 HAVANA. Mon. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro arrived home yesterday after a 24-day visit to Chile, with brief stops in Peru and Ecuador. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Russians fail to weaken Mao grip on Hanoi
        270 13 WASHINGTON, Monday. fkFFICIALS of the US intelligence community v believe that the Soviet Union recently failed to undermine Chinese influence in North Vietnam after President Nixon was invited to Peking. This conclusion was reached in a confidential study of the complex relationship
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        Lock icon Faulkner condemns 16-death tavern blast
        193 13 Faulkner condemns 1 6-death tavern blast DELFAST, Mon. —A wave of horror swept Northern Ireland today with news that 16 people died In a gelignite blast at a crowded Belfast tavern on Saturday night. Prime Minister Mr. Brian Faulkner condemned it as the work of Insane fanatics. Home Affairs Minister
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        Lock icon Firing squad death for five terrorists
        159 13 PHNOM PENH. Mon. Five men condemned to death by military tribunal on Nov. 20 for acts of terrorism were executed by firing squad 10 miles outside here early today. It was the first Government execution in Cambodia since the death by firing squad of
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        Lock icon A KIND ACT... THEN DEATH STRIKES
        115 13 A KIND ACT... THEN DEATH STRIKES A KINDLY act by one of the 16 met* who held as hostages 12 members of the family of Filipino Chinese millionaire Mr. Johnny Nto in Manila. Shortly after this picture showing one of the hold-up man riving a class of water to a
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      Lock icon U.S. BLASTS INDIA OVER BOMBING
      263 14 U.S. BLASTS INDIA OVER BOMBING WASHINGTON, Mon. TT rhe United States, which holds India responsible for the war with Pakistan, con.plained sharply to the Indian Government over the bombing and strafing of a U.S. merchant ship in the East Pakistani port of Chittagong. The weekend incident, in which the captain
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      Lock icon 17,000 in Britain pledge to fight for Yahya
      173 14 17,000 in Britain pledge to fight for Yahya l ONDON. Mon. More than 17. r CO Pakistanis living In Bradford have offered their services to the Pakistan Government and are waiting to return home If called. Mr. Humayun Mirza. president of the Pakistan Society In Bradford, site of one of
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      Ceasefire move: Soviet veto again
      398 14 Ceasefire move: Soviet veto again NEW YORK. Monday RUSSIA, with its second veto in less than 24 hours, last night paralysed Security Council efforts to get a ceasefire in the war between India and Pakistan. The council adjourned shortly after the Soviet action and were planning a flnal bid later
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      Lock icon China hits at Russia's 'delaying tactics'
      343 14 China hits at Russia's 'delaying tactics' Italy, Japan. Nicaragua, Sierra Leone and Somalia. The U.S.. China and nine other members voted for It— as they did early yesterday morning for the US. draft, which Russia also vetoed. As before, Britain and France abstained. Poland joined Russia In voting no. The
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      Lock icon Peking condemns Kremlin for siding with India
      297 14 THE People's Dally today accused the Soviet Union of openly siding with India to wage a war against Pakistan, Radio Peking reported. It said: "Since the invasion of Pakistan, social Imperialism has been openly on the side of India, and brought pressure on
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      172 14 new space-saving fridges Tr^* twin- door q COLDSPACE COLDSPACE 5J When it comes to choosing a refrigerator, you can either sacrifice half your kitchen, and all your spare cash, and have the biggest fridge and freezer in the neighbourhood or you can treat yourself, and your bank manager, to a
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      Lock icon FOR WHOM THE BOMBS TOLL...
      559 15 TEHERAN. Monday Evacuees tell of fire and smoke in Karachi A SINGAPORE wo- man flew in here last night to get away from the war in West Pakistan with the sound of bombing still ringing in her ears. Mrs Julie Heng, accompanied by her children,
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      Lock icon Britain should work with UN to settle the wan Home
      186 15 Britain should work with UN to settle the wan Home ONDUN. Mon. ForMJ eign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas- Home said Britain should work with the UN to produce first a cease-fire and then talks between India and Pakistan. "We should work with others in the UN and try to ret
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        22 16 P.E.G.I. $3.26 +08 W'wide Hold. $1.63 +07 C and C $4.08 +06 S. Darby $6.25 +05 O. U. Enterp $0.90 +.04
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        Fills
        50 16 M. ton tail., r $2.45 —.16 Bt. Semb $7.40 —.15 W. Jjvcks $2.57 —.11 Robinson $2.40 —.09 M. Banking $1.74 —.08 Roth. Rts $0.54 —.06 Haw par $3.58 —06 Wearnes Bros $4.14 —.06 Tong Meng $1.04 —.05 M. Glass $118 —05 Veneer Prod. $1.82 —.05 Allied Choc $2.11 —.05
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        Most active stocks
        21 16 Gammon S.E.A. 145,000 Tong Meng n6.000 Pan-Electric 108.000 Haw Par 105,000 Total Turnover 1.71 M Delayed Peicentage 20.81
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        INDICES
        33 16 Dec 3 Dee. C •Industrials: 199.18 197.63 •Hotels: 72.82 72.3* •Properties: 131.02 128.36 tt rubbers: 123.08 123.08 tTlns: 97.63 98.03 *Dec. 30. 196« 100 'Dee. 31, 196S 100 +Dec 29, 1962 100
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      WEEK OPENS ON AN EASIER NOTE
      264 16 ITIASIER trends persisted £j on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday under slack trading conditions. With the suspension of trading in Singapore Traction's shares, volume was considerably reduced. In the unofficial market, however, a good deal of contra dealing was reported in
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      Official rates
      50 16 Q\ THE official Malayan yj Short Term Money market for the week ended Dec. 4, 1911 the range of call rates wms m follow*: BANKING FUNDS: 3', per cent to 3\ per cent. GENERAL FUND: 3' per cent to 4", per cent. MOVEMENTS of fnndi totalled 5157 million.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      994 16 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTID AT TMI CLOIf OF BUSINESS IN TM« SIMCAFORt AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINO ROOMS OF TMI STOCK IXCMANOE WITH P«IC« MOVIMINTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WIRI. CLOSING TONE: AU sections closed easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1011 16 BUSINESS In and reported to D the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (1) 1.75 Alcan (2) 1.47. (1) 1.50. (1) 1.49. (1) 1.48. Allied
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      Exchange rates
      167 16 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Dec. 6. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound \ustrallan Dollar .'anadlan Dollar 4ew Zealand Dollar Jouth Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar Loral dollars
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      PICA signs $30m loan
      579 16 THE Private Investment Company for Asia (PICA) yesterday signed a US$lO million loan arrangement on the Asian dollar market for investment in the region. This is the first Asian dollar loan of its kind and marks a new phase in the Asian dollar market. Others are
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      Asian dollar
      54 16 rpHESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian foliar market yesterday. The rates are (or deposits o( U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 8 4 to 7% 2 mlhs 6 to 6%% 3 mths 6 516 to 6V; 6 mths 6 S to 6% <», mlhs 6 to 6H%
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin takes big leap
        48 16 tVDLLOWING the r steady weekend close, the Straits tin price in Penang yesterday advanced $5.50 to $635. 12J per picul on an official offering up 44 tons to 266 tons. The market was very steady with good buying support mainly from the United States.
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        Gold markets
        53 16 Saturday Friday •U.S. S4I.S. London Ctoaed 43.80 Balrut 44.20 44.10 Honfkons 45.6S 45.47 Zurich ClOMd 43.708 43.858 Pan. Closed 43. 6S Spore (1) 45.35 45 30 S B'pore (2) 165.00 164.80 (1) Export price* In Don-lttrllng area* In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dttlen price* in Singapore
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 16 Dec. 6. RUBBER: 90.25 cents (up 0.25 cent). TIN: $635.12} (up $5.50). Official offering 266 tons (up 44 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        109 16 /"MINIS! PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY CM*nut Oil: Bulk |43t Mllen, drum S4« Mllen. C*pr«: Ulxti if ob > loom UK/ Cont. $27 B. PapMr: Muntok AST A wbiif f.o.b. 100% NLW (223 Mllera. Sarawak whit* f.o.b. My NLW f2IS uller*. Sarawak special black fob.
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      RUBBER ADVANCES
      236 16 THE rubber market yesterday opened higher on Improv3d London advices and after a few exchanges at the new level, slipped away again on liquidation of December. Apart from some covering inquiries in SMR 20 and RSS Two, physicals were neglected. However, the low prices attracted some short-covering and
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      Oct. estate output
      287 16 ("VCTOBER rubber production KJ by estates of the following companies are: Kilograms Ayer Molek 51,260 Benta 212.280 Brad wall 221.387 Buklt Katll 45.277 Buklt Mertajam 334,704 Castlefield iKlangt 254.695 Chamek 51.256 Cheras 68.039 Chersonese 96,615 Cralglelea 32.613 Edensor 63.504 Glengowrte 51,256 Oolden Hope 1.123.604 Holyrood 74,843 Hongkong
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      UNKNOWN BIDDER FOR STORE TRACTION APPEARS
      483 16 UNKNOWN BIDDER FOR STORE TRACTION APPEARS rrHERE is a major buyer in the market for Singapore Traction shares. Suspension of quotation, however, may preclude the buyer from rescuing the company. It is not known at this stage what he intends to do with the company, or whether he Intends to
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      C & C bumper results
      269 16 C C bumper results CYCLE Carriage shareholders get a pleasant surprise this morning for they are to receive a 5 point increase in dividend to 20 per cent following a 40 per cent increase in pre-tax profits for the last financial year. In the year ended September 1971 the company
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      142 16 BRITISH MALAYAN Trustees has Increased its dividend by 2.5 points to 12.5 per cent. Lodgement date is December 20 and payment date December 28. BERJUNTAI Tin Dredging Is to pay an interim dividend for the year to end April 1972 of 80 cents on Its $2.50 par value shares.
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        MELBOURNE
        248 16 ■VfELBOURNE. Mon— Mining ax shares generally were firm during today's trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange. Trade slowed after the openIng burst, but some worthwhile gains were recorded In afternoon sales. Oil stocks with interests In the Northwest Shelf of Western Australia gained ground under the leadership of WoodsideBurmah,
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    Accused: I bought pistol because it looked nice—
    132 17 Accused: I bought pistol because it looked nice— SINGAPORE, Mon. A jobless Malaysian told a district judee today that he bought a pistol from a Greek seaman because the weanon "looked very nice." Tan Huat Poh.*26. said this in mitigation when he admitted having a .22 Titan pistol and six
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    SIM dinner
    25 17 SINGAPORE Mon. The Singapore Institute of Management will hold its lirst annual dinner at the Island Room in Shiinnri-La Hotel on Dec 17
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    Stole 17 cars -just for joy rides
    323 17 Stole 17 cars -just for joy rides CONTRACTOR GETS 30 MONTHS FOR THEFT I SINGAPORE, Mon CONTRACTOR Han Kee Siew loved can so much, he slole 17 of them i'or joy i ides, a court heard today. But Han, 23, would return them after the rir^e each time. To steal
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    A 'factory' to produce executives?
    398 17 A 'factory' to produce executives? KUALA LUMPUR, Monday a "FACTORY" to prod to meet the present cutives in commerce a luce qualified personnel shortage of Malay exemd industry has been proposed here. I'mno Youth which made the proposal felt that each public limited company, including banks and flnaucc companies, should
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    'No control' charge
    34 17 SINOAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Private Markets Ownera' Association has accused the Hawkers Branch. Public Health Division, of negiectlr.g to control mobile hawkers at a private market In South Buona Vista Road.
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    BODIES OF CRASH PILOTS IN TODAY
    92 17 BODIES OF CRASH PILOTS IN TODAY SINGAPORE, Mon. The bodies of the two MSA trainee pilots killed in a mid-air collision in Manila on Saturday will be flown here tomorrow. Chow Wing Sum. 19 (above), of Woodsville Close and Chlng Heok Heok. 21. of Taiping. West Malaysia, who were taking
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    Youth camp
    26 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. About 50 .school leavers will attend the fifth YMCA leader- hip training camp to be Ik Id at Pulau Tekong from Thursday.
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    BOGUS GUEST HOUSES HIT BY VICE DRIVE
    133 17 BOGUS GUEST HOUSES HIT BY VICE DRIVE SINGAPORE, Monday rpHE Government drive against illegal guest houses in residential areas is now hitting the operators, as an increasing number of their patrons are moving out to middle-class hotels. Police spokesman Mr. Lawrence Loh said "Twenty-five flats in residential areas have so
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    One-man show
    30 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. The j Parliamentary Secretary (Culture). Mr Fong Sip Chee. will open a two-week art exhibition by Mr Chieu Shuey Pook at Oberoi Imperial Hotel on Friday.
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    Mrs Jek as Santarina
    59 17 SINGAPORE Mon. Mrs. Jek Yeun Theng wife of the Minister for Culture, will be guest of honour at a fill til— I party for 200 underprivileged children at Homer Cheng Auditorium on Dec. 18. Mrs. Jek will distribute presents :o the children at the party organised
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    Branch party
    31 17 SINGAPORE Mon. The PAP Tiong Bahru branch will celebrate Its 12th anniversary and official opening of its fourth 1 sub-branch at its premises in Oagak Selarl Barat on Sunday.
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    'Pay up' warning by UNF chief
    68 17 'Pay up' warning by UNF chief SINGAPORE. Mon. None of the members, of the United National Fronts national council have paid their monthly contributions since July. T»iis was disclosed in latest party report by UNF secretary general. Mr. R. Vrtrivelu, who warned that party discipline would be strictly enforced if
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    To give or to receive... gifts in the super bracket
    874 18  -  Esme Baptista By THE ultimate in present giving a token of love from a man to his wife. A stunning Russian diamond brooch that costs $45,000. But this husband who prefers to remain anonymous, thinks nothing of the price. He
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    TURQUOISE AS A BIRTHSTONE
    93 18 THE blrthstone for December Is turquoise. This gemstone was worn as a Jewel as far back as 3000 B.C. In Egypt. It was first found In the Sinai Peninsula. The ancients called it turkis or turkeystone because of its route from Persia, through Turkey, and on
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    69 21 MR. CHUA ENG CHEONG, aged (2 yean of 112-B, Prince Philip Aye. Blk M, Spore S, passed away peacefully at 1.15 p.m. on 4-n-Ti. tearing behind wife, 8 sons, 4 daaghten, 2 sons-in-law. 5 daaghten-ln-law, 7 grandchildren to mourn his loss. Cortege leaves 112-B, Prince Philip Aye. Blk 36
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      867 21 CORRECTION AUCTION BALE OF RE: SCHOLARSHIPS EX 3 "TIMOR BHABIT (Tanker) BOD CIVILIAN STAFF on Bth December 1971 Notice advertised In the Straits at 2SO P-™- Times. December 3rd and 6th Mi VICTOR MENDEZ under the Singapore School and (PTE) LTD. equivalent vernacular text should at their sale-room read as:—
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      696 21 SHERIFFS SALE. IN THE HIGH COIRT OF THE REPI BLK OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF Suit No. 1449 of 1971 Execution No. 342 71. Toil Pong Co. (suing as a firm) Plaintiff Versus Jedda Exploration Proprletory Ltd Defendant AUCTION SALE OF 30,000 bags barlte. To te held at No.
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      744 21 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the supply of the following Plant and Equipment for 1972:--1. 15 Units 250-300 HP. Angle Doter. 2 17 Units 150-180 HP Angle Doter. 3. 9 Units 120-150 HJ». Motor Grader 4. 17 Unite IH-1\ cv. yd. wheeled loader 5 3 Unite
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    105 22 MRS. THOMAS, children and Spencer thank doctors and staff of wards 6. 57 Outram Hospital, Houalng and Development Board staff. alaters, teachers and atudenta of Bt. Joseph Convent, relatives and friends for their assistance, attendance, donations, condolences and wreatha during their recent bereavement. MR. CHIA JOO SING father of
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    43 22 MADAM VU WAN YOKE ('Mrs. ChU Bhu Ming) aged 82 passed away on 6.12.71. leaving behind daughters-lo-great grand children to mourn her loss. Cortege leaving 47. Jalan Chengkek. Spore on Thursday 9th December, for Chua Chu Kang. Request no wreaths or scrolls.
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    31 22 MIF MISSION WEEK. December 7th 11th. 7.30 p.m. nightly at Orchard Road Presbyterian Church. Speaker: Dr. O.D. James. Featuring Mr. Keith Brown. Soloist and the Eaglea team. All welcome.
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      820 22 VARIOUS LANGUAGES and othet courses commencing in December/ January 1972. Please ring Balmoral Tutorial Centre, *****2 Spore. SURVEYING LEVELLING with field pract lea's commencing 14th Dec. Regal School, 33-B. Mackenzie Road. Spore Tel. *****. Business opportunities ADVERTISER WISHES TO INVIST In medium size local manufacturing enterprise with growth potential but
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    299 23  - Kevin wins 'GF and a trip to London BAILYN.E SUNG: I By MOTOR-racing fever pitched high today at an off-season Grand Prix as cars whizzed round the circuit, ending in pile-ups and crashing off the track occasionally. But there were no Accompanying squeals, screeches or the characteristic smell of hot
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    A clearer guideline on varsity discipline for students
    150 23 A clearer guideline on varsity discipline for students SINGAPORE, Mon.— The University of Singapore Students' Union is helping the university authorities to revise the University Act on Discipline to give students a clearer guideline on acceptable behaviour. Its president. Mr. Hlra Singh, disclosed this today at a rally at the
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    House-to-house visits by MP
    54 23 SINGAPORE. Mon. Home AfTairs Minister and MP for Alexandra. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. will accompany officials of the Residents Welfare Association of Alexandra. Delta and Queenstown on house-to-house visits In Alexandra on Dec. 12. The aim is to urge residents to Join the association and to
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    St. John first aid contest
    45 23 KOALA LUMPUR. Mon. Singapore and Malaysia will take part in the St. John Ambulance International hi.-t aid and nursing competition at Cochrane Road School here on Dec. 19. Each country will send two teams the ambulance and the nursing team*;.
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    $671 mil to keep them going till Budget passed
    260 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Government has provided more than $671 million for operating expenditure by the various ministries next year pending approval of the Budget by Parliament which begins sitting on Wednesday. The expenditure from the Consolidated Fund will be effective
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      292 24 TRAINEE ■I DRAUGHTSMEN SHELL have vacancies for Trainee Draughtsmen in their Refinery and Installation on Pulau Bukom. Suitable Candida* -s will be trained initially in Mechanical drawings. On successrul completion of training they can expect advancement to Design Technician (Draughtsman) Applicants should. be Singapore citizens Oe between 16 and 20
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      503 24 c MECHANICAL ENGINEERS SHELL invite applications from Mechanical Engineers for several positions in their Pulau Bukom Refinery. Candidates shjuld have: a degree frorr a recognised university, and/or be graduate members of the Institute of Engineers, Singapore or another recognised engineering institution, and five years industrial experience, particularly in the maintenance
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      305 25 KAN KWOK TOH (left), our heavyweight Judo champion with the golden gleam in his eyes. His statistics— sft 11 ins and 230 pounds. Kan's credentials are immaculate a silver in the 1967 Bangkok Games and a gold two years later at Rangoon. In the 1965 Games he
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      223 25  - Footballers Eface an uphill task JOE DORAI By riE Singapore soccer team, who are returning to the SEAP Games after, four years, face an uphill task in the sevennation soccer tournament as they are in the same group as defending champions Burma and Vietnam. But there is no despondency among
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      Three make debut
      121 25 SINOAPORES four man weightltitlng team will be the weakest to represent the Republic in the SEAP Oames weightlifting competition in Kuala Lumpur this week. The only experienced lifter In the team is Chua Koon Siong who will be making his third appearance in the Oames. He won
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      SAAA confident of improving on 1969 medal mark
      308 25  - SAAA confident of improving on 1969 medal mark E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE'S athletic team 20 men and 15 women the biggest sroup of athletes to represent the Republic in an International meet will be strong challenger at the Sixth Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur. The athletic team have completed a
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      355 25 A LL indications point to Singapore's 232-strong contingent the biggest team for an international assignment improving on the 1969 medal tally of 31-39-23 at the Sixth Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur starting on Saturday. Swimming, athletics and judo teams played leading roles in boosting
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      Judoists set sights on 4 golds
      278 25  - Judoists set sights on 4 golds P. Seneviratne By rpHE ambitions of our A well onuea juaoists nave been broaaenea by tne thougnt that a more substantial goioen con tnbuuon couia mean Singapore flnisnirnr. in tne f»ont iank in the overan honours list. In 1965 our collection was one go,
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      Sarbo leads young team
      100 25 INTERNATIONAL lull-back S. Sarbo will captain a young Singapore team to the threenation Seap Oames hockey tournament which begins on Dec 12. The players have gone through a rigorous training under national coach Rudy Mossbergen and A. Pancnaretnam. The team will be the youngest to represent
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      366 26  -  TONY FRANCIS By LOOKS GOOD ENOUGH TO BAG 5 GOLDS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The 1V spotlight in the swimming events at the Seap Games this weekend, will be on two girls Singapore's Patricia Chan, the girl with the Midas touch, and Malaysia's Ong Mci Lin.
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      Players fit, says coach
      57 26 The 12-man htrong sepaktakraw team which won a bronze medal in 1969 hope to improve on their performance in this year's SEAP Oames in Kuala Lumpur. Team coach Rafflb bin Senan said the players are fit and with the Inclusion of five experienced players In the
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      Light-fly Kadir is main hope
      202 26 Light-fly Kadir is main hope SYED Abdul Kadir, Singapore's light-fly kingpin. Is our brightest hope of a gold In the boxing competition, writes Percy Srneviratne. He has apparently done his homework and plotted the downfall of the two pugilists who should give him a rough time. Burma's Vanlal Dawla and
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      Tennis six
      46 26 SINGAPORE will be represented by a six-member team In the SEAP Games tennis tournament. The team will be led by manager Hassan Alwl. The players are Miss Llm Phee urn, Mrs. Margaret Loh. Amir Low, Daniel Llm, Shartn Osman and Tan B wee Kirn.
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      Noi Huay leads the challenge
      129 26 SINGAPORE women champion Peck Noi Huay will lead the chase for golds In the table tennis competition. i She opens her campaign from a position of strength having won the singles title and the doubles with Gek Hlang at Rangoon two years ago. The Peking
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      After six years
      100 26 T ONDON. Mon. China's table tennis team arrived here today to start their twoweek tour of Britain. Doctor Roger Bannister, who in 1954 became the first man to run the mile In under four minutes and Is now chairman of the British Sports Council. led the welcoming
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      Competing for experience
      67 26 IF there Is any team that will be competing for sheer experience It Is our makeshift basketball team. The decision to sack the entire national team for their alleged misconduct at the Asian Champlonthlps in Tokyo was a laudable move. BAS president Jek Yeun Tong has expressed
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      No exception
      24 26 In the volleyball competition at the Seap Games Singapore have always finished as an also ran. This year should be no exception.
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      Rovers are Div 2 champions
      195 26  -  JOE DORAI By TAMIL Brotherhood Asaoclax tlon were beaten 2-1 by Tamplnes Rovers In the PAS League Division Two final at Jalan Besar stadium last night but they achieved their target which they had set out to do over the last 21 yean to gain
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      Water-polo team hope to make it 6-in-a-row
      158 26 By ALBERT JOHNSON SINGAPORE water-polo team will not find It easy to retain their title in the Seap Games tournament in Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 12. Singapore have won the Seap Oames water-polo gold medal for five successive years and are determined to
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      Abbas, Lee the best
      93 26 OUR cycling hopes ride with Mohd Abbas Mutallb and Lee Choon Klat two teenagers who have distinguished themselves in rood races here. In one year of competitive cycling Abbas has strung together a series of victories Including the 200 km massed start In which he beat
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      OTHMAN: DO NOT BE WORRIED BY OPPOSITION
      97 26 OTHMAN: DO NOT BE WORRIED BY OPPOSITION SINGAPORE'S Seap Games badminton squad had a surprise YIP visitor when Singapore's Sports Minister, Inche Othman Wok, (extreme left) called at their training camp at SBA hall yesterday. Incite Othman who was briefed on the progress of the trainees said: "I have been
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      Boriboon beats record
      147 26 XT U ALA .LUMPUR. Man. Boriboon Vutiphatdee of Thailand scored a recordshattering 584 points (maximum 600) to win the centre-fire pistol event at the south-east aslan shooting championships at Subang today. Borlboon's score beat the championship mark by 11 points. It also bettered the Asian Games mark
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      511 27  -  ANOTHER memorable season at Bukit Timah ended on Sunday. Despite bad weather and greatly reduced fields on the last day, when 43 horses were withdrawn on the course because of the heavy going, betting was brisk and the $5 win and place tote
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      46 27 LONDON. Mon. Princess Anne, the European three-day horse trials champion, was voted Britain's Sportswoman of the Year in a poll organised by the mass circulation Daily Express newspaper. World champlcn motor-racing driver Jackie Stewart was vot«d Sportsman ol the Year. Reuter.
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    85 28 Sihanouk: I'm disappointed with Lee PEKING, Mon. Deposed Cambodian Head of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk said today he was disappointed Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew "an old friend" had continued to allow an embassy of Marshal Lon Nol's regime to remain In Singapore. The exiled prince, speaking to some resident
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    119 28 NYERERE OPENS TANZANIA'S NAVAL BASE DAR ES SALAAM, Mon. President Julius Nyerere today officially opened a naval base here built by China for the Tanzanian People's Defence Forces. The ceremony, part of Tanzania's 10th anniversary celebrations, was attended by government leaders, military chiefs, official guests and about 280 Chinese advisers.
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    28 28 OSLO, Mon. Soviet Premier Alexel Kosygin today suddenly requested postponement of his scheduled political talks with the Norwegian Government because of a severe co!d. AP.
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    32 28 NEW YORK, Mon. The Colony, long considered New York's most fashionable restaurant, hag dosed after 50 years in business, due to "unrealistic terms in our labour contracts" NYT.
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