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Title Section24 1972-01-17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 20 CENTS MX. (P) No. 377624 words
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Article, Illustration590 1972-01-17 1 YEO TOON JOO - Freight row: New move YEO TOON JOO Two off to London to fight FEFC curbs I By 1 Singapore, Sun. TWO directors of Singapore's national shipping line flew off to London tonight to fight for an end to the curbs that are crippling the line. Mr. Eric Khoo, executive director590 words
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Article364 1972-01-17 1 ACCRA, Sun.— Lieut-Gen. Kwasi Afrifa, who beaded the military regime that ruled Ghana after the ousting of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, has been arrested on charges of plotting against the new military rulers who seized power last Thursday. Gen. Afrifa was arrested here yesterday accused of "conspiracy with364 words
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323 1972-01-17 1 Nepal is eighth to recognise Bangla NEW DELHI, Sun.— Nepal today announced its recognition of Bangla Desh, the Press Trust of India reported from Katmandu. Nepal is the eighth country so far to announce its recognition of the new state. The others are Bhutan, East Germany, Poland, Bulgaria, Mongolia, Burma,AP - 323 words
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190 1972-01-17 1 ROME, Sunday MALTESE Prime Minister Dom Mlntoff yesterday lifted the Jan. IS ultimatum for evacuation of British troops from Malta and said a new defence agreement with Britain now s»»med possible. He made the announcement in a brief statement read to reportersReuter - 190 words
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Article, Illustration78 1972-01-17 1 VFW ORLEANS, Sun.— 11 World heavyweight champion Joe Frailer retained his crown unscarred when he stopped challenger Terry Daniels in the fourth round here last night. The referee halted the fight after Daniels was sent sprawling through the ropes following a devastating assault by78 words
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697 1972-01-17 1 SAIGON. Sun. South Vietnamese and American officials watching a growing North Vietnamesebuildup in the Central Highlands say fresh communist tank units have been spotted moving south along the Laotian side ol the frontier. They also say the North Vietnamese have already made Improvements onReuter; AP - 697 words
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Article24 1972-01-17 1 WARSAW. Sun. Forty-teven people were injured. 13 seriously, when an electric passenger train went oS the rails near Czechowice. in southwestern Poland.24 words
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3 a.m. ROUNDUP
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Article47 1972-01-17 1 FIRE UNDER CONTROL SINGAPORE. Mon A fire which started last night and destroyed a sawmill and a furniture maker's workshop in Tannery Lane, in *the Kalians Pudding area, was under control at 1.30 a.m. today, but the ilames were still burning. Three fire engines were called out47 words
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308 1972-01-17 2 POLICE HUNT ON FOR BOMP 'GIFT GUERILLAS OL'ENOS AIRES. Sun. 13 Police today combed the city for lef twin? vi ban guerillas who left a "gift" bomb which exploded and killed four policemen at the home of a former Minister. The victims were explosive experts who caught the full forceReuter - 308 words
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155 1972-01-17 2 CALJSBURY, Sun. Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith will meet moacrate African Members of Parliament here tomorrow in an effort to counter a growing African nationalist campaign against, acceptance of the Ang-lo-Rhodesian settlement proposals. Mr. Smith called the unprecedented meeting after talksReuter - 155 words
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Article, Illustration407 1972-01-17 2 Now a Niazi' demand DACCA, Sunday BANGLADESH intellectuals today launched a mass signature campaign, demanding that commanders of the Pakistan Army in the East be brought to trial for war crimes. Dr. Kabir Chowdhury, director of the Bangla i Bengal) Academy, an- nounced this at a Press conference and saidAgencies - 407 words
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236 1972-01-17 2 CALL BY MUJIB TO HELP REBUILD BANGLA DACCA, Sun. Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman l-jt night appealed to bis Awami League to lead the way in rebuilding Bangladesh. With tears streaming down his lace. Sheikh Mujib told his supporters: "I started building this party trom scratch. The Awami League grewReuter - 236 words
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Article47 1972-01-17 2 MEXICO CITY. Sun. A teenage masked girl robber was shot and killed and a woman client was shot in the head during one of three simultaneous holdups of bank branches In Chihushua City In a 15-mlnute span Just after ooenlng time this morning. UPI.UPI - 47 words
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Article33 1972-01-17 2 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. Both sides in the U.S. west coast dock dispute met yesterday in a final attempt to reach agreement before today's strike deadline closes the coast's 24 port*.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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367 1972-01-17 2 Balance of power in favour of Reds says Pravda )Lf OSCOW, Sun. The 1 world's balance of forces has shifted in favour of the communists making limitation of the arms race possible, Communist Party newspaper Pravda said today. The author. Mr V. Larionov, an official of the Soviet Academy ofUPI - 367 words
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Miscellaneous31 1972-01-17 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Applehy \i.ivf cough _j r\ o™* r-^ C'j^V MAKE >sOwt) (WAT 00 YeXJAteAN^ V- r OILLV TPA r-^ V*Xi OIOU'T B0N& TM&N L -tr— v (JAgTAgE &AUCe?J31 words
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Article, Illustration492 1972-01-17 3 TEL AVIV, Sunday ISRAELI Defence Minister Moshe Dayan said last night the prospects of starting negotiations with Egypt were good and that Israel should be prepared to make compromises. Gen. Dayan said the time is ripe for negotiations, but warned that the Israeli forcesReuter - 492 words
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Article304 1972-01-17 3 SIDKY -THE HEAD OF CRISIS CABINET CAIRO, Sunday. £)R. Aziz Sidky, one of Egypt's four Deputy Premiers and Minister for Industry and Petroleum, is to be named Prime Minister. President Sadat was said to have completed consultations on his socalled "confro nta 1 1 o n Cabinet" which is expectedReuter - 304 words
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147 1972-01-17 3 BEIRUT. Sun. Lebanese Premier Saeb Salam yesterday described an Israeli warning about guerilla activity in southern Lebanon as "an Insolent threat" and said his people would (ace It as one. The Lebanese Oovemment has. meanwhile, started diplomatic campaign to explain to the BigReuter - 147 words
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Article43 1972-01-17 3 BEIRUT. Sun. Dozens of oung high-school students were I <ent to hospital last night with food poisoning. Police Mid so far 4fi students had been taken to various city nospltals. but the number is believed to be greater— UPl.43 words
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Article99 1972-01-17 3 HONG KONG. Sun. Chinese Premier huu En-lai has congratulated the pro-com-munist Pathet Lao on its recent victories in Laos including the capture of Long Cheng which the Government in Vientiane denies has 1 alien. The New China News Agency today quoted a messageReuter - 99 words
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138 1972-01-17 4 U.S. TROOP CUTS TO PLACATE PUBLIC: PEKING HONG KONG, bun. The further troop withdrawal announced by President Nixon on Thursday has hardly convinced Hanoi of President Nixon's intentions to end the war, the New China News Agency reported today. A commentator ot the Hanoi Daily Nhan Dan. quoted by theReuter - 138 words
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Article, Illustration216 1972-01-17 4 PARIS. Sun. Thou sands of onlookers yesterday either jeered or applauded depending on their allegiance as riot police stormed the central prison in Nancy to quell one of the most serious in a string of French prison disorders. Reports conflicted on the number of216 words
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Article70 1972-01-17 4 EAST BERLIN. Sun. East Oerman Foreign Minister Mr. Otto Winzer had meetings In Dacca yesterday with Sheikh Mujibur and President Abu Sayed Choudhury, the East Oerman news agency ADN reported. They talked about questions of mutual interest, and Mr. Winzer told Sheikh Mujib that EastReuter - 70 words
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Article24 1972-01-17 4 Sato to quit TAKASAKI. Sun. Former Defence Agency Director Yashuhiro Nakasone said yesterday thai Prime Minister Sato will retire between July and October. UPI.UPI - 24 words
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Article28 1972-01-17 4 ROME. Sun. Thieves robbed a safe in the headquarters of the diocese of Pope Paul VI yesterday and made off with about 300.000 lire (SI.SOO).— AP.AP - 28 words
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275 1972-01-17 4 Expelled politician tells how police broke up party LONDON, Sun. U.S. Congressman James Scheuer flew in here yesterday from Russia after he was ordered out of the country and described how Soviet security police hurst Into a dinner party to detain nim. Mr. Scheuer said he had been dining onReuter - 275 words
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264 1972-01-17 4 Miners' strike: Now 12,000 clerks join in I ONDON, Sun. More than 12.000 clerical members of Britain s National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) today decided to defy request's that they stay at work and pay out money helping to support the coal miners' week-lone strike. The clerks' decision to join264 words
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Advertisement193 1972-01-17 4 •1^ mft> •^V-^*^" *Wwfcc---iP| affafataP'V'ft B^V J^F J^L FOLLOW THE LEADER IN THE CHANGE TO THE ROTARY The Mazda Rotary is the result of a technical triumph Yet you don't need to fill the Mazda Rotary with that took 10 years to perfect. Toyo Kogyo experts expensive petrol even regular193 words
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Advertisement98 1972-01-17 4 CHECK THE DEADLY THREAT OF POLIO WITH ORAL POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE I NOW AVAILABLE FROM L V/O "MEDEXPORT" USSR A 1 »o« .<»• -i-1 V J V Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine, made from Sabin I is sterilised and harmless. Manufactured in pill or liquid state. In tins 120 pills each For distribution:98 words
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Article, Illustration710 1972-01-17 5 VICTOR DAVIS - Charlie kills that Chaplin myth VICTOR DAVIS j By 1N A riverside suite at the Savoy Hotel, his little legs dangling from a velvet-backed chair, Charlie Chaplin coolly stripped himself of the myths that have grown around him The Little Man against Them the tramp whose walking cane and sense710 words
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Article761 1972-01-17 5 Bombers by the number Lessons in terror for IRA men in Belfast today BELFAST, Sunday A MODERN building has five supporting pillars at one end. Each is 2ft. by 2ft. thick and they are spaced 20ft. apart and heavily reinforced. What gear and explosives do you need to blow them761 words
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Advertisement12 1972-01-17 5 NATIONAL DOES YOUR LAUNDRY ...with Magic iWI (?$> Swirl t I WASHING MACHINE12 words
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Advertisement230 1972-01-17 5 m, |y ji ji j^ iC^ j Bt^aß-'-""*^ -the only Animal DflßU4M?il Stefxxt Vitamins lit TW£P ?x i cuuu i /MOM! WfVf \^"""-V J BUT 1 I GOT ALL THE V ir^miMMy-yUMMy/ OONT I IMPORTANT L- rh \f TASTY CHEWY NEW I TEit TH£ VITAMINS IZrJ-JJ*- JJSi f roPfi« mJIT230 words
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269 1972-01-17 6 Plans to move Perak villagers from the flood-prone areas KUALA LUMPUR. Sun VILLAGERS in flood prone districts in Perak will soon be rid of the annual floods, loss of property, livestock and lives. This was disclosed here last night by the Mentrl Besar, Dato Haji Kamaruddln, at an Alliance dinner269 words
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Article83 1972-01-17 6 The Straits Times charity box SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times today received a total of $80 for Miss Yap Fi Ken, 20. who lost a leg In a traffic accident near Kajang on Dec. 12. Latest donations came from: P.N. Plllai Bdn. Bhd.. Kuala Lumpur, $20; and Well-Wishers of Miss83 words
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Article46 1972-01-17 6 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Hoover Park and Neighbourhood Residents' Association will hold a dinner to celebrate Its fourth anniversary on the park field on Jan. 22 at 7.30 p.m. The MP for Buklt Tlmah, Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. will be guest of honour.46 words
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94 1972-01-17 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia is closely watching the situation In Bangia Desn whlcn "has not yet qualified for recognition," Tun Abdul Razak said yesterday. He was commenting on a report emanating from Singapore that Bangia Desh's roving envoy, Mr. K.K. Pannl, has made a94 words
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147 1972-01-17 6 REASON WHY NANTAH DROPPED MALAY STUDIES SINGAPORE. Sun. The Vice-Chancellor of Nanyang University. Dr. Rayson Huang, has given four reasons why it stopped new Intakes of students for Its Malay Studies Department. They are: POOR response by new students in registering in the department; THERE are no Job opportunities for147 words
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Article29 1972-01-17 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The National Trades Union Congress will hold a New Year buffet dinner at the Trade Union House lounge bar on Jan. 22 at 7.30 p.m.29 words
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566 1972-01-17 6 SINGAPORE, Sun THE Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. IJajaratnam tonight told members of the University of Singapore's Democratic Socialist Club to become "d own to earth socialists." They should not "fall prey to the kind of Intellectual legerdermain now fashionable in the young of566 words
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Article38 1972-01-17 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Beta Chapter of the V's Men's Club of Singapore will hold a dinner and dance to celebrate its 13th anniversary at the Qolden Phoenix Room. Hotel Equatorial, on Feb. 26 at 8 p.m.38 words
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Article54 1972-01-17 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A croup of youths demonstrated here yesterday against the Singapore Government for its ban on long hair. They sat and displayed placards at the entrance to the Straits Trading Building at Leboh Pasar Besar, which houses the Singapore High Commission offices. The youths left54 words
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269 1972-01-17 6 Boost for S'poreKL microwave system TOHORE BAHRU, Sun. J A major 960-chan-nel micro-wave link is being installed between Kuala Lumpur and Johore Bahru to supplement the present 600 -channel Kuala Lumpur-Singa-pore micro-wave system. Announcing this at a Press conference here yesterday Communications Minister Tan Sri Sardon said the new link269 words
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Article46 1972-01-17 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. A course fur members of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees who wish to sit for the Executive Officers Competitors Examination will start next month. Those interested must register at AUPE headquarters in Serangoon Road. Closing date for registration is Tuesday.46 words
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Article39 1972-01-17 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Prof. John Anderson of King's College. London, will deliver a public lecture on Computer and Information Service Systems in Medicine and Medical Education at the Outram Hospital's pathology lecture theatre at 6 p.m. on Tuesday.39 words
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Advertisement99 1972-01-17 6 flights to Djakarta everyday To Djakarta: in iruT Nft nivc DLPAKI ARRIVE FLIGHT NO. DAYS SINGAPORE DJAKARTA ML 204 DAILY 8.15 am 9.10 mm ML 206 DAILY 2.30pm 3.25pm *ML2OB DAILY 5.00pm 5.55pm Effective from 1 February 1972 From Djakarta: n irirr wn nivc DkPARI ARRIVE FLIGHT NO. DAYS DJAKARTA99 words
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Miscellaneous22 1972-01-17 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /'leaaaae kwow what vaT| THINK O' TM' SOUP. fl _fl\ G*& «a//TM:sI I wONiD&a ic=- it NjteosY^i^ri22 words
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Article201 1972-01-17 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Robbers and thieves escaped with more than $14,000 in cash and jewellery from two houses yesterday. CASE ONE: Two men, armed with daggers, held up a booking officer of Qantas Airways, Miss Chen Wai Chin, 30. as she returned home after work at 1.10201 words
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Article19 1972-01-17 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Prof. S.S. Ratnam has been appointed a member of the Medical Council for three years.19 words
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Article, Illustration155 1972-01-17 7 KALLANG MARKETS TO REOPEN AFTER FACE-LIFT SINGAPORE, Sun. Two markets in Kallant Basin will re-open next month after renovations costing about $200,000. Five months ago, the markets in Block 5, Petaling Road and Block 42. Bendemeer Road were "dark, damp, dirty and foulsmelling," according to some residents in the nearby155 words
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72 1972-01-17 7 AEB courses for private candidates SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Adult Education Board is conducting supplementary subject and revision courses on weekends at Rattles Girls' Primary School and Beatty Secondary School centres. The courses are for adult students who ln'enrf »o •<» for the Cambridge School Certificate and the n.&.ier Ottawa ■Tniniflcate72 words
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Article49 1972-01-17 7 SINOAPORE. Sun. The YMCA in Orchard Road will conduct a tutorial course In art for students offering the subject in the HSC or OCE examinations from Feb. 6. The fees are 115 a month for Secondary Pour students and $20 monthly for HSC students.49 words
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Article38 1972-01-17 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The winning numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. 8/12 were 6. 17. 38. 44 and 18. The additional number was 7. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 1. 44, 18.38 words
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Article22 1972-01-17 7 SWOAPORE. Sun. Dr. Chow Shuh-Twu has been appointed professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Singapore.22 words
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80 1972-01-17 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Fire gutted a vacant twostorey burnt alow at the Junction of Paya Lebar Road and MacPherson Roaa this afternoon. No one was Injured. Police said the cause of the fire had not been esta bilsnea. A fire engine from the nearby Geyiang80 words
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162 1972-01-17 7 Jehovah's Witnesses leader refuses to talk CINGAPORE, Sun. The representative of the Singapore Congregation of Jehovah's Witness, Mr. N.D. Bellotti, today continued his selfimposed silence over the Government's decision to ban his society. He has repeatedly declined to comment on the "get out" order which, according to sources, requires that162 words
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Advertisement53 1972-01-17 7 |Vou7/ FliP over L 1 E m W SINGER SYDNEY T J NOW in SINGAPORE JpPER QLUB SHOWTIMES: WEEKDAYS: 10-45 pm SATURDAYS: lOpm 81 12 midnight HOTEL MALAYSIA SINGAPORE fanglin Circus Tel. *****1 J wP shorter ■K^^^HH n (5) I I Htm low WOkt Mm» wttuMM Nwibwi Mad •mrnMt ttm***%53 words
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Article38 1972-01-17 8 SINOAPORE. Sun The Dean of Law of the University of Singapore. Prof. Tommy Koh. will speak on The Neutralisation of South-east Asia at the New Lecture Theatre 2 in Bukit Timah at 8 p.m. on Tuesday.38 words
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140 1972-01-17 8 Last batch of Pak gunboat crew fly hone PENANO, Sun.—Seventeen crew members of the Pakistan gunboat Raj Shahi left here by air today for Karachi. They were seen off by four members of the local Pakistani community who declined to be Identified. The sailors, dressed In mufti, are the last140 words
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Article52 1972-01-17 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Malaysia will host the ministerial conference o( the Eastern Regional Organisation for Planning and Public Housing to be held here at U»e end of March or early April. About 30 representatives from countries affiliated to the organisation, headquartered in New Delhi, are expected52 words
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Article, Illustration534 1972-01-17 8 T. F. HWANG - T. F. HWANG By Singapore, Sunday THE man waiting backstage for Jenny Marshall after her last act yesterday did not carry a bouquet of roses. He had a warrant for her arrest. And with the strains of her last song- still lingering534 words
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Miscellaneous142 1972-01-17 8 Allry Pop Jgy V.T. Hmmtin s?SZ. Sr i ~A'*'/^~ voubruteA the idea, treating I I whatcha. V v^*- —C come on, mcv <ttb sS^2nS>{ UXJK/ )\OUSMOUU> J A POOR. D6FEN6ELS» MEAN THAT'S NO EXCUSE, POOR PEAR,WEU- 3T {\VrJ2KjA V ASHAMED CREATURE THAT V¥«Ci7 DEFENSELESS Hi >OUNG MAN, YOU'RE PROTECT MOU142 words
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371 1972-01-17 9 CHRISTINA CHEANG - CHRISTINA CHEANG By CINGAPORE, Sun. A burning desire to understand people led Sydney lawyer Marc Gumbert, 29, to desert his hometown for a hitch hiking tour round the world. And during the five years that he stayed abroad. Marc collected what he described as371 words
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Article123 1972-01-17 9 19 companies asked to show cause SINGAPORE, Sun— The Government has given 19 locally registered companies three months to show cause why they should not be struck off from the Registrar of Companies. They are: Yong Ouan Textile (Pte.) Ltd., Publishers Associates Ltd.. Hyllte Chemical Industries (Pte.) Ltd.. Oeo Univers123 words
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Article63 1972-01-17 9 SINOAPORE. Sun. Any person who contravenes or falls to comply with any provisions of the new Clean Air Act Is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine not exceeding $5,000 The act. which came Into operation yesterday, also specifies that a further sum63 words
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219 1972-01-17 9 'Study English' call to Nantah students CINGAPORE, Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary (Defence) Mr. Phua Bah Lee, last night urged Nanyang University students, especially those in the Department of Industrial and Business Management, to seriously study English as a second language. Only In this way, could they effectively absorb an advanced219 words
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136 1972-01-17 9 KUANTAN. Sun. A strict "no false marriage promises" order went out to members of the armed forces here yesterday. Brig-Gen. MustafTa bin Abdullah, commander of the 4th Malaysian Infantry Brigade, told officers and men at Telok Sisek here that this practice must stop. Speaking136 words
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146 1972-01-17 9 SINGAPORE. Sun— C. K. Tang, a department store and tourist shopping centre, is to demolish a row of Victorian -type terrace houses beside the store In Orchard Road. The company, which owns the property, refused to disclose plans for the site, but It146 words
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Article, Illustration107 1972-01-17 9 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A world Christian leader, the Rev. Dr. Robert J. Marshall, will be in Singapore on Feb. 1 and 2. During his siay here Dr. Marshall, vice-president of the 75 million strong Lutheran World Federation, hopes to exchange views with Christians. He will also107 words
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Advertisement36 1972-01-17 9 111 lv#w ll I I; fl A I J I FROM TODAY FOR 12 DAYS ONLY 1 ilililliiiiiiiilliil Ilililliiiiiiiilliil ilililliiiiiiiilliil ilililliiiiiiiilliil W3^j!W^Wmj^^f niiiiiiiiiiii^ii departmental store 60-62 NORTH BRIDGE RD. tH?*IBFI^'J iT SINGAPORE 6.TEL:3<>359. I [k*.B!il k-T36 words
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358 1972-01-17 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday SYNDICATE of Malaysian and foreign in v c stors are keenly watching a number of local and Singapore companies with a view to taking them over. They are the directors of Sungei Klnta Tin Dredging, a mining company which has recently358 words
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Article51 1972-01-17 10 SINOAPORE, Sun. The Beta Chapter of Vs Men's Club (Singapore) will hold a talk on Crime Prevention and the Public at Its fortnightly lunch meeting at Hotel Equatorial on Jan. 32 at 1.15 p.m. The speaker U Mr. E.O. Thomson, acting tuperintendent. administrative and specialist Division,51 words
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Article35 1972-01-17 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Caimhlll community centre will conduct a tai chl chuan course for beginners from tomorrow. Classes will be held every Monday and Thursday from 7.30 pm to 9 pm35 words
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Article23 1972-01-17 10 SINGAPORE. 6un. Prof. Phoon Wai Onn will be guert speaker at the Kiwanls lunch meeting on Tuesday at Ming Court Hotel.23 words
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356 1972-01-17 10 British award scheme for the young in S'pore SINGAPORE, Sun. The overseas secretary of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme for Young People, Commander Loftus Peyton Jones, will meet Education Ministry officials tomorrow to discuss the possibility of introducing a simflar projet here. Started in Britain in 1954, the scheme356 words
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Article24 1972-01-17 10 SINOAPORE. Sun. Bodhl Lin Vegetarian Restaurant In Nell Road will throw a dinner party to celebrate Its 18th anniversary on Jan. Jl.24 words
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89 1972-01-17 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore third-dan karate Instructor, Peter Chong. left for Japan yesterday for further training under a Japanese karate "king" who is reputed to have killed bulls with his bare hands. He will spend three months of training with Oyama. a ninth-dan black belt89 words
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Advertisement114 1972-01-17 10 Lv^» *|BSTT f *U> horn Pmn^ vjfl^ Dnconlrollablt ftt'iiac' Eltctrifying i •tnution >,^T_pßss"SS»Brr_-3a' Danoir ~"th^^^ y^^^^_^ ik« nomi^^^ I EAMLV RESERVATIONS I (GAL A* t [fflßl NOW SHOWING 4 Shaw* at 1.15. l 10. 7 r f «.J0 pm. Us* Waakaaa* aH Shews! Full Mousa Na >raa lift Dkky Zulkarnaan114 words
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Advertisement126 1972-01-17 10 NOW SHOWING gMS^^B SMOWS OAItY) llOft-1.i5-J.lcC7. lf-a.jo tI.OO-I.>o-1.45-7.15-*TIO FILMED IN THE MMOCRATICI PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC KOREA V sssw^aai '^IMC Hssssssw sf^Lsssw A\ THIL-JULJaT SEE HOW A LARGE leX I "J >\M A COMMUNE A Baaatifitt Packat Diary Ova* !m ta Ivary 2 AaaHastaa Ttchan NEW VICTORY (6ay Wa<M) ISTM OVERWHELMIN6 DAY!126 words
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Advertisement368 1972-01-17 10 -rf»L «jJr**T V b^sssvwbV .^bb it "comes AUTUMN! There's a whole new season of big beat music at the Lost Horizon. Autumn is heral Autumn is a fully vocal and professional beat group from the U.K. who'll send your barometer sky high with wild exciting sounds. Sounds you can really368 words
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Advertisement783 1972-01-17 10 r rr nrm| d^wLrii 1 i ORGANISATION" TOOAT ONLY -N. F ff L.I ■j 11am, 1.45, 4.00, a.SOAf.IS V China Li Tina Chin Fei "NA CHA ft The 7 DEVILS" (A SHAW PRODUCTION) pj Mandonn in Shawscope, Color ■J By Overwhelming Demand TOMORROW-ONE DAY ONLY' Den'r Mis* It This Tim.!783 words
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410 1972-01-17 11 ARTHUR RICHARDS - ARTHUR RICHARDS ROTECT PASSENGERS, SAY TRAVEL CLUBS By SINGAPORE, Sun. Travel clubs and associations here today urged the Government to control the activities of air charter companies to safeguard passenger interests. .They said If this was not done immediately, the charter business In Singapore410 words
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104 1972-01-17 11 KUALA LUMPUR^ Sun. Three commemorative stamps depicting tourist attractions in Malaysia will be on sale at post offices and postal agencies on Jan. 31 to mark the holding of the PATA conference in Kuala Lumpur. The 30-cent stamps can be used with official firstday104 words
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Article, Illustration126 1972-01-17 11 fpHERE was no mlsX taking the professional air about this young model as she Klided gracefully alone the catwalk in this eye-catching- mid-riff. But 18-year-old Brenda Ferrle, a student of the Singapore International School, was only one of six lissome lasses doinf126 words
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181 1972-01-17 11 SINGAPORE, Sun rE Singapore Teachers Multl Purpose Cooperative Society Ltd. may Introduced a salary checkoff system on its members to help them settle bills. The chairman of the society. Mr. A.P. Nalr. said: "Regular deductions against the salary will be the181 words
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151 1972-01-17 11 Computer Society to spread knowhow CINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Computer Society will enlarge its activities in the dissemination of computer know-how and seek association with other local and overseas professional organisations. Its president. Mr. Jonathan Ou. said at its recent first annual dinner: "The society will apply for membership of151 words
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Advertisement99 1972-01-17 11 NATIONAL THEATRE Thundoy 27th January at t 10 p.m. TkkcH: $2.00, $3.00, $5 00 It $8 00 available al: THE NATIONAL THEATRE BOX OFFICE, ROBINSON'S 4 C.K. TANG. P8.19 carat I 1 Diamond I ously advertised /P^fQ) I \rrival from Europe f J\ one piece Emerald Cut BKie-white Diamond y\99 words
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Advertisement165 1972-01-17 11 NATIONAL CLEANS YOUR CARPET ...with Automatic Cord Reel plus Dust Bag indicator f\ ''from Australia comes giant new\ VICTA 4 The Super 24 is Victa's king-size rotary mower. j^T It cuts a full 24 (61cms) swath in one simple mowing action tames heavy jungle flHl^fi growth grooms acres of fine165 words
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Article485 1972-01-17 12 The Malaysian Government's criticism of the Far Eastern Freight Conference, and the immediate support given by Singapore's national shipping line, may bring to a head the long dispute on freight rates, the FEFC's dominance and the increasingly unsatisfactory position faced by exporters. Malaysia's statement is frank warning to485 words
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Article337 1972-01-17 12 The time for back patting has not yet come, Singapore's Finance Minister has said, in effect. Certainly the prophets cf gloom have been disproved, and Singapore's economy has absorbed to a great extent the effects of tin- British pull-out last year. The growth rate was over 10337 words
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Article192 1972-01-17 12 The Rhodesian Prime Minister's meeting today with black African members of Parliament is hardly likely to soften the turbulence of the African nationalist campaign against acceptance of the Anglo-Rhodesian settlement proposals. This meeting is as far as Mr. Lan Smith would go in response to the192 words
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1144 1972-01-17 12 |~BY A CORRESPONDENT DV declaring a state of national emergency and D then gaining extraordinary powers from the National Assembly last month South Korean President Park Chung Hee has chosen to rule his nation by decree rather than by law. The reason1,144 words
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Article, Illustration928 1972-01-17 12 SIMON HEAD - Reds ready for the 'big push' SIMON HEAD HANOI IS POISED ONCE MORE. By THERE ARE strong indications that the Communists are planning to change their strategy in Cambodia and the southern provinces of Vietnam in ways which will completely alter the nature of the war there. Instead of avoiding928 words
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Article217 1972-01-17 12 IHUO ARAI - WHEN THE BIRDS HAVE FLOWN... IHUO ARAI By TOKYO, Sun— Many 1 species of birds have stopped their seasonal migration to Japan because of pollution and the destruction of their natural surroundings. Officially there are 242 species of birds In japan, of which 76 per cent are migratory. A recentReuter - 217 words
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Advertisement192 1972-01-17 12 Power Transformers 2000 kVA to 20.000 kVA/1 32 kV. Distribution Transformers— loo kVA to 1600kVA/33 kV. Dry Type Transformers up to 1 000 kVA/1 1 kV. High Voltage Testing Transformers up to 500 kV. Mining Transformers up to 1000 kVA/1 1 kV. High Current Testing Transformers up 'o i 16,000192 words
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Business Times
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973 1972-01-17 13 GEORGIE LEE - TV, Radio ads in Malaysia to go up GEORGIE LEE i By COMMERCIAL ad- vertising on Radio and Television Malaysia will soon, on the whole, cost more following recent rate changes announced by the Malaysian Ministry of Information. Most significant, perhaps, is the imposition of a new 5 per cent973 words
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CITY TALK
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Article191 1972-01-17 13 I bear mutterings in the City of Singapore that parking meters are about to replace parking attendants. The latter, I told are needed for other work and in the steps of other cities Singapore is to ret a forest of money grabbing machines. A lot of us I'm191 words
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461 1972-01-17 13 CHIN CHENG MEI - WE ARE GOOD MARKETS FOR BRITISH ENGINEERING MANUFACTURES CHIN CHENG MEI By LONDON: Malaysia and Singapore rate high on the list of export markets for British o n g i n eering products, a survey concluded recently shows. According to a report by the British engineering trade mission which visited461 words
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263 1972-01-17 13 RALLI WINS CONTROL OF HK PROPERTY GROUP LONDON: Ralli International announced ovtr the weekend that it has now formally acquired a controlling interest in Hong Kong Developments (HKD). Approximately 75 per cent of the HKD share capital has been purchased at a cost of £2,534.669 HK $9 15 per share.Reuter - 263 words
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853 1972-01-17 13 PAUL STRAUSS - PAUL STRAUSS By OONG KONG: Observers feel Hong Kong's economy, which has been n booming for the past four years, has been struck a serious blow by American textile quotas. A "voluntary agreement" in effect cutting Hong Kong's throat was signed853 words
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Advertisement187 1972-01-17 13 The S.T. Dupont lighter. It's practically as perfect as the match. The match is a simple and beautiful idea. It was perfect almost the instant it was invented. Lighters are rather more complicated, so S.T. Dupont of Paris has to go to all sorts of extremes to make theirs seem187 words
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Advertisement91 1972-01-17 13 INSIDE Take advantage of preferential tariffs. Malaysian manufacturers told; Hecny often a "whizbii holiday .in the clouds;" Manila market slump continues as many 'brokers quit; Management column; People in business. Page 14. Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports Local market; Commodities; Weekly share analysis and other closing prices; New York91 words
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625 1972-01-17 14 ANTHONY NG - Take advantage of preferential tariffs, Malaysian exporters told ANTHONY NG By MALAYSIAN manufacturers have been urged to take full advantage of the preferential tariff treatment granted to certain imports from Malaysia to the European Economic Community, (EEC) Britain, Japan and Norway. Trade and Industry Minister, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said625 words
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Article, Illustration442 1972-01-17 14 GEORGIE LEE - GEORGIE LEE By ANYONE, highly liquid and bitten by the gambling bug, care for a whlzbiz holiday in the clouds over the weekend? For this is what Hecny Transportation's la:est holiday and tour programme is all about. An lATA approved agency. Hecny442 words
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Article486 1972-01-17 14 IN RECENT years, one vital area of management, personnel management, has attracted considerable interest with the result that extensive research has been done In this field. The labour force of today Is very much different from that in the past, a development which has given rise to a486 words
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344 1972-01-17 14 LEON GONZAGA - LEON GONZAGA By MANILA: Many in the stock market brokerage business in 1971 did not renew their licences as brokers on Dec. 29, the last official working day of last year, according to Securities and Exchange Commissioner A. Yabyabin. Nothing dramatises the prolonged344 words
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Advertisement139 1972-01-17 14 rr^^f^^f it SEIKO OUARTZ CRYSTAL B CLOCK'S SYSTEM r 4y i Highly Accurate 6 \Jr Trt' s crystal clock maintains an extremely high degree of accuracy I compared with other types of master clocks such as the conventional electric or pendulum types. H Auxiliary power is supplied by 16 flash139 words
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Advertisement256 1972-01-17 14 The American Embassy is sponsoring a Marine Fittings Catalog Show NTUC Conference Hall Time: 10am -spm 17th-20th January 72 Admission is free Jb^Pl^b^ The brand new, turtoocharged SBF 12M 71 6 marine engine "fl I *>ith charge atr cooler dtliveri 640 BHP at 1800 rpm Thoroughbred engineering: it gives Deutz256 words
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Article890 1972-01-17 15 AS a service to readers the Busim>« t-». detailed analysts of some %Sw« ™!£j,'2 es üblish w weekly a Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore sna re» traded on the The year's hißhs and lows are fnl'ln»i i k menus in price and turnover with cak-ni^ c weeks890 words
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Article1146 1972-01-17 15 Till, following is a list of revised quotations for the week up to Friday. Jan. 14 with counters not included in the above analysis. Price movemerits based on a comparison of last sales on Jan. 7 and Jan. 11 shown in brackets IN Dl I Xl \J1,146 words
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Article106 1972-01-17 15 The following company meetings are due: rumiial Company of Malaysia Bhd.: Jan. 18. 11.30 am. 4th Floor. Bangunan MIDP. 117 Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. Merlin Hotel* Malaysia Bhd.: Jan. 26, 11 a.m.. Registered Office. Hotel Merlin. Jalan Treacher. Kuala Lumpur Malaya Borneo Building Society Ltd.: Jan. 31. 11106 words
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Article54 1972-01-17 15 (1) Export price In non-nterlint! area* In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars p«.r tael. Friday 1 •U.S. .ondon 45.923 (•(rut 46.18 longkong 4«.«9 ;urich 45.508 46.008 •arta 43.9S i'por* (1) 48.975 S iporc (2) 167.10 Thunday lU.I. 45 425 45.75 46.77 43.40854 words
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Article64 1972-01-17 15 T*HESE rues were quoted or. the Asian dollar market on Snijrday. The rales are (or deposits of U5525.000 and above. 1 mth s>* to 5 9/16% 2 mths 5 5 16 to s'*% 3 mths 6\ to 5 9/ 167 c 6 mths 5 9 16 to s**%64 words
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Article32 1972-01-17 15 London copper prices on Friday (previous In bracket*). Wlrebar Sawt buyer £422.90 (£421.00). seller {423.00 (£421.50): Three Months buyers £429.50 (£427.50), seller {430.00 (£428.00). Market tan*: Steady. Salst 3.350 ton*.32 words
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Article34 1972-01-17 15 i i > lan. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. (per kilo) 87.00 ct.v 88.00 cts. 88.75 cts. 88.00 cts. 90.50 Cts. (per piciil) $618 00 $619.12.. $619.62 'j $620 50 $620.25 $621.0034 words
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Article34 1972-01-17 15 In London on Friday the palm oil price* of Malayan 3 per cent i'ik l'K/N European ports In bulk, sterllnn per long ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at l|.< (90 sellers (unch.)34 words
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Article255 1972-01-17 15 YEW YORK. Fn— The stock market clcsed slightly higher In moderate trading after a week of small advr.nces and much backing and filling. The popular averaßes finished at or near their highs of the day. The Dow Jones Industries (1 points to 906.69. Advancing Issues led declines almost255 words
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Article73 1972-01-17 15 TIN Friday 86 67 Thursday 85.97 Week ago 86.60 RUBBERS Friday 290.14 Thursday 286.67 Week ago 285.25 OILS Friday 305.06 Thursday 308.04 Week ago 306.29 INDUSTRIALS Friday 490.7 Thursday 487.0 Week ago 477.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 906.63 Thursday 905.18 Week a«to 910.37 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIIM Friday 3073 words
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Article57 1972-01-17 15 Industrials: Hotels: Properties: Tins: S rubbers: Jan. 10 200.55 65.76 128.71 95.83 123.86 Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 13 201.57 203.65 203.80 68.10 68.41 69.58 129.15 129.77 129.42 96.04 96.46 96.41 123.79 124.85 125.48 Dec. 30, 1966 I*o 1 Dec. 31. 1968 100 Dec. 29. 1962 10057 words
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Article96 1972-01-17 15 THE Malaysian Singapore Rubber Exchange Brokers Associations have released the following information in respect of business transacted in S.MR for the week ended Jan. 14. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 >MR SCV February One ton Pallets 1.50 cents premium nominal. ;MR SL February96 words
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Article62 1972-01-17 15 Batu I.lntanr, RousUad N.S.O.P. Sel. Dredtfnr South Johore Bus Straits Times Current Date Total for payment payable the year 5<- r Feb. 8 5%t MM Jan. SI s<>t 7.5% t Jan. 31 15% t 15% t Feb. 7 15%t 5%t 5%+ 25 r f M«r. S 30% Interim62 words
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Article374 1972-01-17 15 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: StocK markets closed firmer on balance last week. The miners' strike made for an easier opening but bullish forecasts on the economy by banking and Industrial leaders brought firm conditions with sporadic profit-taking well absorbed. The surprise counter offer from Boots for Olaxo provided the main374 words
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Article32 1972-01-17 15 On the fr«* nthmii market in Hong Kong on Saturday the U.S. dollar wa* quoted at 366 for T.T. and 5.6430 for cash. Sterling was quoted at 14.40 and32 words
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Article319 1972-01-17 15 LAST week saw fairly active trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with established investment equities attracting mildly firm support. Most blue chips were taken up at the week's end and with these the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index made another significant rise of three319 words
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Article56 1972-01-17 15 THE week's total delayed tranx SActions In the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage in brackets. Jan. 10. 479.000 (24.52 per cent) 11. 1.014. 000 (38.34 per cent) 12. 637.000 (27.56 per cent) 13. 539.000 (25.40 percent) 14. 746.000 (35.06 per cent) The week's56 words
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Article103 1972-01-17 15 T<HE following list of stocks fives the ten most dealt In last week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of unit*. closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. [aw P»r International Worldwide Holding* an Holdings lalajrawate lalayan BankUif Ifrlln (M) Hotel103 words
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Article, Illustration475 1972-01-17 15 WE assumed we <m In luck and acqi. 1.000 Carlsberg shares for the portfolio. The overwhelming response to last week's issue ensures a healthy premium wh< dealings and tho> in luck at the balh >i should think twice before unloading The asset value per share la only475 words
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Article332 1972-01-17 15 'THE Singapore produce market last week experienced another period of dull trading In the absence of overseas demand. Business recorded In the various sectors was minimal and mainly on local consumer oi covering account. Prices stagnated at previous levels. The coffee sector of the market saw standstill conditions332 words
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Advertisement38 1972-01-17 15 If you aren't sure, Rely on the Original FRBON* Refrigerants You're Assured: Purity Dryness Available supply (Always) Best distribution Full consultation service From Sole Agent STOKVIS (MALAY*) PTE 110., StNfiAPORE 1. TE*****4. Remember, only <fiFT]JjjBT) can say "FRLON"38 words
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Advertisement729 1972-01-17 16 SIME DARBY GROUP OF COMPANIES require INTERNAL AUDIT MANAGER Salary: Not less than $2,000/* per month. We require o Moroger for our Internal Audit Deportment to cover our many interests in South- East Asia. Applicants must Ji m\ be prepared to travel and be between 28 and 38 years old729 words
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Advertisement486 1972-01-17 16 VACANCY EXISTS We require personnel with marine and earthwork experience to fulfil their profession in the following posts: Engineers, Surveyors, Draughtsmen, Supervisors, Clerk of Work*, Recorders, Typists ond Assistants, Messenger Boys and drivers. Only qualified persons please apply before 24.1.72 to: The Project Manager, TOA HARBOR WORKS CO. LTD., 201486 words
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Advertisement558 1972-01-17 16 H JACKSON'S MALAYA BERHAD PHARMACEUTICAL DIVISION We are looking for a REGISTERED PHARMACIST in Singapore, preferably one who Just qualified. The position to be filled Is sales orientated and will encompass the sales of Medico-Surgical products A sales motivated pharmacist will find good opportu- nities for advancement in our organisation.558 words
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Advertisement722 1972-01-17 16 /fffl}^ LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH (pMs^ PERSEKUTUAN Permohonan ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia yang berkelayakan untok Jawatan2 berlkut:1. PEGAWAI PEMASARAN I'mor: Tidak lebeh daripada 35 tahun. PerwaUkan: Mempunyal daya pemiklran Pengana llsaan dan kebolehan membuat penjualan dengan berkesan-nya. Keloluan: Pemegang Ijazah sebaikl-nya dalam Junamn I*™"" 1 Kimla. Pentadblran Pernlagaan (Business722 words
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344 1972-01-17 17 Chit funds must deposit $100,000 to stay in business CINGAPORE, Sun. Chit Fund companies wishing to continue in business are required to deposit a minimum of $100,000 with the Monetary Authority of Singapore. This Is the effect ot the Chit Funds (Deposits of Percentage of Paid -up Capital and Security)344 words
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Article, Illustration287 1972-01-17 17 'MOVE TO NEWER ESTATES' ADVICE TO ONE-ROOM FAMILIES SINGAPORE, Sun. —Culture Minister Mr. Jek Yeun Thonr today advised Queenstown residents faced with an overcrowding problem to move out to more spacious flats in other Housing Board estates. Mr. Jek, who is the MP for Queenstown, gave this advice to his287 words
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280 1972-01-17 17 How to cut workers' health hazards SINGAPORE, Sunday OCCUPATIONAL hazards in Singapore can be controlled with proper planning and setting up of aq industrial hygiene programme. This is the opinion of Mr. Charles Ross, a Canadian industrial hygiene engineer, who is in Singapore to help the Government in planning and280 words
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Advertisement136 1972-01-17 17 What's in it for you? A briefing on all the vital business issues The Singapore Trade Industry Year Book facing Singapore. '72 is a readable, well-illustrated book written It puts you on top of the important by authoritative contributors, for everyone trends the new investment projects and with trading or136 words
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Advertisement144 1972-01-17 17 NATIONAL IRONS YOUR CLOTHES Ie^ 3^ r^ Element guaranteed for 3 years. AUTOMATIC =^gj ELECTRIC IRON NI-01AW OLYMPIC GAMES (MINK II) 1972 A GRAND TOt'R OF EI'ROPE Special (light by Jet from Kuala Lumpur From $2170 EVENT TICKETS AND ACCOMMODATION AT MINK H STILL AVAILABLE THROI'GH FI'RTHER ALLOCATION Write by144 words
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Miscellaneous257 1972-01-17 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and Where the I.SS Celebrity Concert featuring Heart Is John Clegg with Goh Soon 1.21 For the Family (T) Tioe string orchestra (repeat) 1.41 A Diary of Events in Singapore 7.41 News and Newsreel (C) This Week (T) 1.11 Bonanza The Actress257 words
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Miscellaneous652 1972-01-17 17 5J0 P.M. Opening and Programme 1.65 PATA Summary I 35 Get Smart Smartacus S.M Pok Amai Amai I.M News S.34 Fury Sonic Boom 1.11 Dewan Ra'ayat Report 5 51 Weather Forecast J 31 O'Hara. United States I.M News Treasury Agent Operation 1.17 Debbie Reynolds Show Spread 1.43 Arena Sukan 11.11652 words
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110 1972-01-17 18 WORKERS PACTS: 'KEEP THEM SIMPLE' SINGAPORE, Sun. A referee, Mr. Llm Ewe Huat, today urged unions and employers when entering into collective agreements to set out in simple terms tne facts agreed on. Mr. Llm who Is also director of the Legal Aid Bureau addea: "I would strongly urge that110 words
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Article297 1972-01-17 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday GALES tax officers will be posted at 2G customs stations in Malaysia to enforce the five per cent sales tax. Eighteen of these station, will be in West Malaysia, die in Sarawak and three in Sabah. These stations will serve more297 words
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Article, Illustration108 1972-01-17 18 SINGAPORE student Lee Choon Huat has topped his class in the final year medical examinations of the University of Adelaide. He gained his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degrees with honours. The distinction is awarded only to students who obtain distinctions in every subject108 words
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84 1972-01-17 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. A cargo vessel, arrested here 18 days ago in connection with a High Court claim for HK5457.500. has been released. The Panama registered Hsing Lung was freed on instructions given by the plaintiffs, a Belgian bank in Hong Kong, to their solicitors84 words
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Advertisement108 1972-01-17 18 i^SISsS t\ mT^tP"^ cash or instalment payment equally I Jjg--«ijPy*T^ -^£^2lf|f] MONTHLY INSTALMENT FROM $29.00 I ■PIP^^BSL 1 I -L 1 GENEROUS 20% DISCOUNT FOR THE NEW H K^%HhK7^ I hlS*S^\ i REFRIGERATOR IRRESPECTIVE WHETHER trSi?3fc**^ YOU BUY CASH 0R BY |NSTALMENTS I TROPICAL CLIMATES UP TO 43° C OR108 words
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Advertisement17 1972-01-17 18 The Single Girl NEW NATION looks at our girls today and how they live ■m LUCKY* LIMIS <*17 words
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Miscellaneous235 1972-01-17 18 Straits Times Crossword ACEOSS 7. The main Items, being badly I. Port may be taken at lunch- .T 1 ««rßctlme (8). ttw <•>• 5. Called In a more vigorous 8. Five hundred to by quarter* editor (6). spread (8). 8. Where beasts are dispatched H- n fml r i__.» club,235 words
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Article, Illustration257 1972-01-17 19 PRIZEFIGHTING: The Age of Regency Boximania. By John Ford (David and Charles £2. 75). THIS rood social history of the Fancy traces its West Country origins, the heyday of 'Gentleman' Jackson and Mendoza, to its decline. This came in the wake of the257 words
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123 1972-01-17 19 REVERSE YOUR VERDICT. By Vincent Brome (Hamish Hamilton t3). PRIVATE prosecutions in England instigated by citizens against the State, though legal curiosities, are not so rare as you might suppose. They even Include prosecutions for murder of which there are two among the six123 words
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794 1972-01-17 19 MICHAEL FOOT - The randy, bawdy, debt-ridden King William IV MICHAEL FOOT By KING WILLIAM IV. By Philip Ziegier (Collins £3.50). ENGLAND owes her liberties, according to one school of history, to a long list of rogues and libertines, who would not be admitted into any decent drawing room, and, for every Londoner794 words
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Article103 1972-01-17 19 Story of the big quake Im EARTHQUAKE. By Gordon Thomas and Max MorganWitts (Souvenir Press 12.50). 'THE San Francisco x earthquake of April 1906 and the fire that followed was indeed an outsize disaster. The authors, who specialise in books about cataclysms, have written a racy, sensational quake-by-quake reconstruction. It103 words
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Article78 1972-01-17 19 HONEYMOON IN MONTE CARLO LOSER TAKES ALL. By Graham Greene (Penguin %2.50). pRAHAM Greene needs XJf no Introduction. This short piece of fiction tells of Bertram, a 'conspicuously unsuccessful' assistant accountant of 40 who suddenly finds that he can be on the winning side In the casino at Monte Carlo78 words
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Advertisement262 1972-01-17 19 Your money makes money when deposited with Hill Samuel in Jersey If you live anywhere outside the Channel Islands, a Hill Samuel deposit offers you big advantages. You will obtain a competitive tate of interest which is paid gross without deduction of tax. By special concession, interest paid to a262 words
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Advertisement149 1972-01-17 19 The fastest daily service to San Francisco and 40 U.S. citiesNorthwest Orient 747 and Cathay Pacific Leave SINGAPORE 8:30 am Arrive SAN FRANCISCO 6:10 pm the same day Fly Cathay Pacific's famed route to Tokyo and then step on board Northwest Orient's Magnificent 747. Relax in spacious comfort, enjoy cocktails,149 words
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Article106 1972-01-17 20 TEENAGERS, HOUSEWIVES, work-ing-klrl. Deportment, poise and general grooming course at Joan Booty* Fashion Academy Syllabus Includes Skin Care, Colour Harmony Make-up. Dress Sense, and IS other lectures. Enquiries please Tel: *****7 Spore. HOUSEWIVES FASHION AND CROOMINC course begins morning 18th. Janunry. Fashions/deportment/ muke-up manicure skin-care hair-style. Enquiries Mannequin Studio106 words
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Article34 1972-01-17 20 THE FAMILY OF The Late Mr. Koh Kwal Lam wish to express their heart-felt thanks to all friends and relatives for their messages of condolence, wreaths, assistance. nightvisits and attendance at the funeral34 words
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Obituary22 1972-01-17 20 IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr Johnny Chan Lye Soon passed away 17/1/61. ever remembered by his wife, children, sons-in-law /grandchildren.22 words
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Advertisement707 1972-01-17 20 ANNOUNCEMINT/PtRSONAL ZTZTZTITZTTZZ phone c.a.t.s. Tel *****1 s..«> oni 50 cents a word Malaysia *nly: Sl.OO «*rd. Minimlm'triO lor li vords FOR DETAILS. Minimum 120 /or 10 words een Minimum IJO. lor 20 words. Minimum HI.2S lor 15 awrdJ. L'BROOV LIEW Marie Angela Cement Ine eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs.707 words
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Advertisement792 1972-01-17 20 WILL ESTABLISHED ORGANISATION requires 20 Malay male/female liaison officers. Age 21—35 years. Salary, allowance, commission and bonus Call personally at 2nd floor. Room 3. PKM Building. 218E, Changl Road B'pore 14 from 17th to ISth January 1972 10 a.m. 4 p.m. STALLION CORPORATION LTO., requires Ku II Part Time Sales792 words
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Advertisement769 1972-01-17 20 MALAY CHINESE SALESGIRL With pleasant appearance required for shop Experience not -essary. Apply with photo inon-retui .able) to Box A 4007 S.T. Spore. NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires 1 book-keeper. 1 stenographer, 1 general Clerk. 1 Messenger Boy and Driver. Apply Box A 4020 B.T. B'pore. WANTED (1) THREE JUNIOR LABORATORY769 words
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Advertisement850 1972-01-17 20 OFF STEVENS ROAO brand new bungalow with 3 bedrooms, study, servant's amenities, 4 bathrooms, central alrcondltlonlng. $2,300/-. Luxuriously furnished apartment In dist. 9. With 3 aircondltloned bedrooms, servant's room, wall to wall carpeting. $1,300/-. For further details contact Equatorial Housing Agency *****2 *****7 Spore. WOOLLERTON PARK APARTMENTS 3rd floor. 4850 words
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Advertisement980 1972-01-17 20 703, UPPER CHANGI ROAO, 10th mile, semi-detached 3-bedroomed bungalow. Rent reasonable. Tel: ***** Spore. 1-BBDROOMBD FLAT AVAILABLE In Orchard area. Useable as office. Furnished 'unfurnished. Phone *****7 Spore. BALMORAL PARK sixth floor unfurnished 3 bedroom flat. Centrally located. Immediate occupation. Tel: *****3. Spore. NEAR ISLAND GOLF CLUB 3-bed-roomed furnished semi-detached980 words
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Advertisement959 1972-01-17 20 BIN TONG PARK: Modern detached two-storey building on over 13.000 sq. ft. Freehold land. Built-in area approx 3.200 sq ft. Split level lounge/dlnlng room. 4-bedrooms with bathrooms attached, study. Spacious kitchen. Terrazzo A parquet flooring. Immediate occupation. Price: $300,000/- Reply to Box A 6089 ST. B'pore. LOOKING FOR A HOUSING959 words
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Advertisement907 1972-01-17 20 i Factory sites for salo ALEXANDRA ROAD AREA: Approximately 25.000 sq.ft. factory site available for sale with solidly constructed factory. $550,000/-. Vacant possession, freehold Factory builtin area: 15.000 sq.ft. Ample carparking, varehoualng. Elevated site. Office area: Approximately 4,000 sq.ft. All replies to Box A 6944 S.T. B' pore 2-STOREY TERRACE907 words
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Advertisement810 1972-01-17 20 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC PRACTICES (ReKi»tered School) M-A, Upper Serangoon Road B'pore. Tel: *****0. Enrolment morning afternoon/evening. Radio. Television^, Servicing Courses commencing January 1972. Stamford Centre's Computer Science and programming course will allow >ou to use the REMOTE COMPUTER TERMINAL as used In the USA and the UK for the first810 words
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Advertisement1432 1972-01-17 21 I ANO OTHtI U.IL/CQI m^ mmmm^ mmmmmmmmmmm HPpore Sails P. Sham Penng peiAM Lvtrpoo H Pt/TMay AHCNISES liwpool ih a Jm 21 INIIIOCHUS Belfast. Dubhn. Liverpool Jaa 29 Jm 21 Jm 20/11 Fit 1 [um:ius Lenoes. Liverpool. Glasgow.. Fit 1 Ftl 1 Frt 4 1 riisANflEß Liverpool FM n F(t1,432 words
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Advertisement996 1972-01-17 21 mm m§ S m _Jj^^H^_/f i m I aaaaaf jaaaY Mm jf EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P Klang Penang Singapore LOAOINI FOR: TRAVANCORE Jm 11/21 lai 21/21 H'burg/B'mtn, R'dam/A'dim, A'wtrp, G burg, C'hagen, Ml JAPAN Jaa 21/21 JM 27/21 Jai 21/1 C'blanca. Hourg/B'mtn, R'dam/ Adam, A'werp, G'burg, Oslo, Aarhus, Malmo.996 words
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Advertisement854 1972-01-17 21 EXWESS StUVICE TO LOHBOW, UVCTPOOI t CONTIHEpTUI PORTS BENCLEUCH m% "■a 1 ..SrS ffWm B BENSTAC Smgaoore Pt. Sham Penang For London Frt 11 Jm 21/22 Jaa 21/24 Hamburg Frt 21 Singapore P. Sham Penaruj IENCAIIN Hamburg, London Jai 21/ M lENNEVIS Bnmen, G'mouth, Hull Jaa 11/1 Frt 2/9 Frt854 words
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Advertisement1206 1972-01-17 21 FMTNIfiHTLT EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. N. Orleans Bait/Phil. N. York Penang P Sham Spore Djakarta Kngston UOMEDON Dec 11 Dec U Jm 21 Frt 1 Mar 21 MEMNON JM 1 Frt I Frt 7 Frt 1 Frt 21 Apr 17 BURMA Jm II JM 17 Frt 211,206 words
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Advertisement1096 1972-01-17 22 KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI RISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong tTA Spore ETA P. Klani lk.sk... M*r. It 111 25 111 30 Jll 1 FH "Skim Miri" 27 111 5 FH SHIM Man 21 IM 4 FH I FH Japan Persian Cull Service1,096 words
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Advertisement845 1972-01-17 22 FOR NEW ZEALAND Piuni P. Sham Smpapore ludiif I*: •CARPENTARIA It/21 111 2t/2t Jai IMI )n Ivltelton. Wel'ton, Auck Carries 12 passeifert. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Smrapore P. Sham Penini L*MliW 1m: RA)ULAt 20,21 )ai 27 )n 20 )n Naxapattinam. Madras. RAtULAt 13.11 FH 20 FH 21 Fei Na|apattmam, Madras. RAJULAt 1/14845 words
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Advertisement679 1972-01-17 22 ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTQN WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, HBURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Sinjapon p. ymm fenanf Arrhrti: NCPTUNI AMBER w Roads 27/20 Jai 24/20 ill L.verpool 27/?, Havre 3/3. R'dam 6 3. H'bvr|679 words
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Advertisement495 1972-01-17 22 Migl "^SalaysTan international jafl SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Ha 3OE Jlrv Ampang Kuala Lu.npur I The National Shipping Line ot Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrive!: BUNCA ORKIO IS/11 )u 1121 lai Ijm 13 2 lon, on 16 2 R'dam 21 2 A Hburg 26 2 Bret495 words
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Advertisement606 1972-01-17 23 Singipore P. Klang .ufißf tw SCaNDIa CIIPPEI In 21/21 Ja u/is Norfolk. Charleston CtiMen ONOOH PIONEER Fei 1/2 Fit 3/4 Norfolk, Wilmington. DELPHIC MIUCLE lai 25/26 lai 27/2* Orleans i-vesiw Savannah To: LONGVIEW, VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON), LONG BEACH and TACOMA Singapore P. Klang Bit" JM3I/Ft»l Jm 29/31 Sittiftri STMITS TIANSPORTATION PTE.606 words
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Advertisement766 1972-01-17 23 f wm Sovereign Marine mm> Lines, inc. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADIN6 FOR ASHTABULA, HAMILTON ANO TORONTO P. Klang Singapore HAMBURGER WALi Mar 8/11 Mar 12/11 AOELFOTIS Apr 11/15 Apr IS/21 DIRECT SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING CAR6O FOR LOURENCO MARQUES, DURRAN AND CAPETOWN Singapore P. Klarß PHiUPP.Nf ADMIRAL Mar766 words
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Advertisement630 1972-01-17 23 CHANGE OF ADDRESS Please be informed that with effect from Monday, 17th January 1972, our office will be at: 5D and 5E Far Eastern Bank Building, (sth floor), No. 156 Cecil Street, Singapore 1. CABLE: "JUSTOH" and that our telephone number will be changed to: *****1 (3 lines) TOH and630 words
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Advertisement1250 1972-01-17 23 STEEL OIL BARGES FOR BAREBOAT CHARTER OR SALE Two dumb oil barges are available for bareboat charter or outright sale, particulars: First craft: Built 1958, LOA 99 feet, Breadth 26 feet; GRT 221, Maximum Loaded Draft 7'B", Eight tanks capacity 517 water tons with four centre tanks epicoted, 2x50 tons1,250 words
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Advertisement593 1972-01-17 24 vvw py 3Ff^p K P^.^VfP^VP^"'P^9^P7TT?^*7^B (Cont. from Page 20) Travel and tours NAM-MO TRAVEL SERVICE Limited Tour Malaya Seven Days Bsllo'-. alr-condltloned Bus *****/-, Departure Every Sunday. Monday 0/ HlitHands Four Days Bs7o Every Wednesday. Bangkok Chlengmal Fourteen Days *****/-. 16/2/72. 5/3/72. by air Seven Days *****/-. 20/1/72, 16/2/72. 19/2/72.593 words
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Advertisement573 1972-01-17 24 FLY TO LONDON 5478/- Lon Nyc 5375/-. Loo Los Angeles $560/-. Lon Toronto $378/-. Lon Ben Francisco SS6U/-. LOB Seattle/Van Couver $650/Internal ivoal Air Enterprise. Ist. rioor. Room 5. 217. Cast Coast Rosa. Tel: 4*5287/*****0. LONDON HEATHROW DIRECT: Only 5625 on VCIO or 707 from Binsapore or Kuala Lumpur Re»ul»r573 words
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Advertisement930 1972-01-17 24 TWIN-DOOR PROST-PREE Refrigerator Freexer domestic chest or upright models available. Call at Singapore Refrigeration Company 12 14. International Building. Telephone *****8/*****0/*****6. CARRIER, SANYO. WUTINOHOUSI. Phllco. Frlgldalre nrw second-hand split-system, package alrcondltloners. Arms. Pan Electric 2-doors refrigerators. Ice-makers KP. /Rental. Sunllte (Spore) *****. *****. *****. WORLD-WIDE ELECTRICAL EN'tRPRISE (•OLE ACENT POR930 words
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Advertisement942 1972-01-17 24 IMS HONDA M«OO Immaculate condition. Ptions Wong *****1 after 7.00 p.m. only. Best on>r secure*. ISUZU DIESEL LORSSY. model 196S In good ninnlnu condition. 54.000 0.n.0. Please ring **********7 oAce Isi"s Ur VIAT ««0O 2 owners accident free 52.100 0.n.0. Tel: *****1 LAm'sHBTTA SCOOTS* ISOCC Reasonable Price. Contact: Wong. 675-B942 words
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Advertisement757 1972-01-17 24 A WELL-ESTABLISHED AND EXPANDING FINANCE COMPANY IN MALAYSIA HAS VACANCIES FOR.— 1. MAHA6EMEHT POSITIONS. Qualifications: 3to 5 years' experience In the Flnanc* Company or Banking Field. Able to conduct high level negotiations Recognised University or Professional qualifications, preferably In a financial or economics discipline. Should be at least 25 yean757 words
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Advertisement405 1972-01-17 24 i MINISTRY OF HEALTH SINGAPORE TENT>ER NOTICE Tenders will be received up to noon 28th January, 1972 for the CVMktn*; of Public C«Dvenieoces at the undermentioned mrea* for the period Ist March, 1972 to 28th February 1973. 1. CaTenafh Bridce (rear of General Post Office) 2. B<(fi* Street 3. Merchant405 words
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Advertisement311 1972-01-17 24 THE BANK»UPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18, I*7o EDITION) rCBLJC EXAMINATION In Bankruptcy No. 23 58 Varatharajalu Raja«ops\l of Nos. 92A 94A. Breew Plain, Singapore. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Supreme Court has Ordered that the Public Examination of the abovenamed bankrupt be held on Wednesday, the 23rd day of February,311 words
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Article, Illustration529 1972-01-17 25 Ruthless Joe keeps title with TKO in 4th round REF STOPS MASSACRE AFTER THE FOURTH KNOCKDOWN ]\EW YORK, Sun.— Joe Frazier blitzed his way to a fourth-round victory over little-known boxer Terry Daniels to retain his world heavyweight crown at New Orleans last night. The referee 3topped the fight afterReuter; UPI - 529 words
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284 1972-01-17 25 NEW YORK. Sun. Joe Frazier plans to defend his world heavyweight ihampiopship again within a couple of months. Frazier said yesterday at New Orleans after his fourth round victory over Terry Daniels that he wanted action again in a couple of months but284 words
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257 1972-01-17 26 (]HAN Buck Wong, a basketball player, was yesterday barred for life from representing Singapore by the Basketball Association of Singapore for "irresponsible" acts while representing the Republic at the Asian championship at Tokyo last October, reports PETER SIOW. Chan was also barred from257 words
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Article, Illustration404 1972-01-17 26 INCHE Othman Wok, the chairman of the National Sports Promotion Board, yesterday said that plans and schemes were afoot to get reluctant Singaporeans to be more sports minded either as a spectator or a player for their own good, reports JOE DORAI.404 words
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Article20 1972-01-17 26 NATIONAL Sports Promotion Board beat Sport* Liaison Officers 4-1 In a friendly soccer match at Changl yesterday.20 words
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Article146 1972-01-17 26 ffUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Schoolboy Santokh Singh had a memorable Malaysia Cup soccer championship debut today, helping Selangor defeat Kedah 3-1 in the opening mu.ch at TPCA stadium here. Six-footer Santokh. who played as a mldfleld man. put Selangor ahead with a second-half header off146 words
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292 1972-01-17 26 Minister is third in yachting handicap race INCHE Othman Wok, the 1 Minister for Social Affairs, yesterday proved to be quite a sailor when he crewed the "Taishan," with helmsman Eric Stevenson, to third place in the handicap yacht class on the final day of the National Sports Promotion Board's292 words
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Article191 1972-01-17 26 MALAYSIAN MASTERS TRIUMPH FOR OH JTUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sales executive Robert Oh. making a comeback after a year's lay-off, won the Masters event in the Malaysian Open Ten-pin Bowling championships which ended at the Federal centre today. Oh. 29. a former Malaysian International, total) d 4.611 pins for the 24-g^mp191 words
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Article22 1972-01-17 26 STAK United whipped Everton 3-0 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday Imran (2) and M.K. Errol scored.22 words
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253 1972-01-17 26 IVfELBOURNE. Sun. The LT Rest of the World performed dismally against Australia and were soundly thrashed by 10 wickets In a one day game here today. The game became a fiasco when the Rest of the World were dismissed for a humiliating 75 runs.253 words
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Article31 1972-01-17 26 PORT Authority edged Ponggol Constituency 2-1 in a friendly soccer match at Buklt Chermln yesterday. Michael Man scored both goals for Port team and Frankie Sng for Ponggol.31 words
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544 1972-01-17 27 It's tough going for the FA Cup giants tTRUGGLING Second Division side Cardiff 13 pulled off the biggest shock in the third round of the English FA Cup yesterday when they won 3-1 away to First Division title-chasers Sheffield United. Other First Division teams also found the going tough againstReuter - 544 words
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Article313 1972-01-17 27 t.XiI.IMI M lit THIRD ROUND Hirminßham 3 Pt. Vale 0 Blackpool 0 Chelsea 1 I'lMh 2 Reading 2 Bui ton 2 Torquay 1 Boston 0 Portsmouth 1 Burnley 0 Huddersneld 1 Bury 1 Rothtrham 1 Charlton 0 Tranmere 0 C Palace 2 Everton 2 Uerbv 2 Shrewsbury 0 I-eeds313 words
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Article678 1972-01-17 27 THIRD DIVISION P W D L F A rt 23 15 5 3 41 16 35 E mouth 23 13 7 3 44 20 33 A Villa 23 15 2 6 45 22 32 Uruhton 24 13 6 ***** 32 Swansea 23 13 5 5 31 18 31 Kothham678 words
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Article, Illustration2648 1972-01-17 27 EPSOM JEEP - Cup to Charlie Brown by head EPSOM JEEP By £HARLIE Brown, with Rod Dawkins up, scored a thrilling win from Highland Myth and Perfectionist in the lOf Committee Cup (Race 6) for Class 3, Div. 1 horses at Bukit Timah yesterday. Second last in the early stages, Charlie Brown came2,648 words
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Article45 1972-01-17 27 Ist No. *****1 $1,561 2nd No. *****3 11.303 3rd No. *****4 (51 Starter* (sls* each) No*. *****5 *****9 *****6 *****2 *****2 *****8 *****7 *****2 H. 3.197 *****7 (***** Consolation prises ISltO each): Not. *****»> *****1 *****3 *****7 *****1 *****3 *****4 1570U UMSS *****445 words
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Article66 1972-01-17 27 NEWCASTLE (New South Wales). Sun— A horse who cost his owner 20 Australian cents won a race worth AS4SO here yeterday The horse. Port Tador. was bought by Ntwcatle trainer Bob Hoysted from a friend after he had Injured a joint and was thoufcht unlikely to race66 words
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Advertisement1101 1972-01-17 25 "Better Employment Opportunity/Computer Knowledge Is Today's Demand" In answering to the overwhelming response to our past invitations for enrolment to Computer Courses, we hereby announce that the following courses for 1972 are now open for enrolment. The courses will be conducted in March and further details regarding duration of course,1,101 words
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Advertisement399 1972-01-17 25 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA II MIM i: COMPANIES (WINOING-UP) NO. JO OF 1971 In the Matter of Chi Liung Sc Son Limited And In the Master oi the Companies Act, 1965. BETWEEN Tong Chong Fah Petitioner AND 1. Tong Lee Hwa 2. Tong Hut Peng (f>399 words
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Advertisement348 1972-01-17 25 KENYATAAN TAWARAN IBU PEJABAT J.K.R. TENDER FOR THE CONSTUCTION OF FOUNDATIONS. THE i SUPPLY. FABRICATION AND ERECTION OF STEELWORK AND THE INSTALLATION OF I QUARRY EQUIPMENT AND PLANT CENTRAL QUARRY I PLANT GEMENCHEH JKR I NEGERI SEMBILAN (IST I PHASE) Tawaran daripada pemborongS yang berdaftar di-JKR. di-dalam j Kelas C348 words
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Advertisement418 1972-01-17 25 J.K.R. NDTII r TO KUALA 1.1 MIM I; CONSIMKR Water Consumers are hereby notified that due to essential water main connection work to be carried out to the main at Sungd Pusu Oombak. the witter supply in the undermentinn areas will be Interrupted on 17th January. 1972 (Monday) between the418 words
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Obituary, Illustration128 1972-01-17 26 MB. LAU TIONG KEE, Aged 53 of 2. Jalan Sedap, Singapore 15 Proprietor of UUle afe (Arcade l •nd Member of Fooehow Method!* Church Official Bcwrd, ftuaed away peacefully a t his Residence on 16.1.72 at 6.50 a.m. leavint behind his beloved wife. Madair Tay Mook Lan, 3 sons:128 words
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Advertisement708 1972-01-17 26 We are o leading trading organisation in this region and, for our expansion programme, we are looking for suitable candidates to fill the following vacancies: MALE CLERKS (1) Senior Cambridge Grade I or II or H.S.C. (2) Age 22 to 30 years (3) At least 3 years experience in either708 words
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Advertisement610 1972-01-17 26 IfPSA CIVIL ENGINEERS Quolificotion< Experience Degree or Diplomo in Civil Engineering from a recognised Institution. OR Member of the Institution of Engineers, Singapore Relevant experience is essentiol. Selery $900 x 50 950/1050 50 1400/1450 x 50 $1900 per month (Consolidated). RCHITECT Qualification* A Experience A.R.1. 8.A. or University Degree or610 words
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Miscellaneous51 1972-01-17 26 SOCCER SBHFL Dlv. 2: Metal Box v Hilton (Geylang). Cold Storage v Ming Court (Jalan Besar). Dlv. 3: BP v Rheem Hume. Maybank v P and N. Thomycroft v Esso, Union Carbide v Hume (all at Farrer Park). BADMINTON City District Schools: SJI v RI Catholic High v NJC (NJC51 words
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Advertisement545 1972-01-17 27 Wgfc\ SINGAPORE |g?sfl ARMED FORCES OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERMANENT CAREERS Opportunities for permanent careers in the Singapore Armed Forces are available in the following catergories of vocations: a. Combat Vocations b. Technical Vocations c. Service Vocations 2. Tumi of Service Either permanent regular set vice until retirement ot service for a545 words
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Obituary16 1972-01-17 28 ritOFltlOlt ROBERT HO. formerly of Unlvcraity Of IMtya. puacd away on 11.1.72 In Canberra. Australia16 words
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292 1972-01-17 28 HUGHES PLANS FOR REVIVAL AFTER DEATH NEW YORK. Sun. Multi-millionaire Howard Hughes is quoted as saying he plans to have his body frozen after death "for eventual revival and restoration to health and youth." Writing in the February issue of Ladles Home Journal, author Robert P. Eaton claims a 13-yearAP - 292 words
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Article46 1972-01-17 28 An uplifting assessment JERUSALEM. Sun. Israeli glrU wear bigger brassieres than most women In Europe, an Israeli bra authority claims This uplifting assessment comes from Mr. Ozer Rotenberg manager of the West Oerman Triumph undergarment factory In Jerusalem, which makes brassieres for Israeli and European markets.46 words
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Article34 1972-01-17 28 NICOSIA. Sun. Several thousand right-wing anti-Makar-los Oreek Cypriote staged a rally here today to reiterate their support for Enosis -.mton with Oreece as the only acceptable settlement of the Cyprus problem. UPI.UPI - 34 words
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Article31 1972-01-17 28 SHABANI (Rhodesia). Sun. Striking African mlneworkers called today for an official Inquiry into police shooting during a riot here last woek which left one dead and nine wounded. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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158 1972-01-17 28 pOLOMBO, Sun. J.R. \J Jayewardene. deputy parliamentary leader of the (opposition) United National Party, said yesterday he was thinking of Joining the leftist coalition Freedom Party Government of Prime Minister Mrs. Sirlma Bandaranalke. Mr. Jayewardene. 64, former Deputy Prime Minister under United NationalUPI - 158 words
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Article137 1972-01-17 28 MIKI TO GO TO PEKING FOR TALKS rpOKYO, Sun. Former X Foreign Minister Takeo Mlkl said today he hoped to visit Peking this year for talks with government officials on normalisation of relations between the two countries. Mr. Miki, who opposed Prime Minister Elsaku Sato in the 1968 and 1970AP - 137 words
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Article, Illustration47 1972-01-17 28 Oh, baby it's cold outside... B-r-r-r it's cold up there, on the snow-top-ped Alps where two bikini-clad Italian beauties take a romp. Franca Ge n 1 1 1 in I, 23, applauds Francesc a Pellegrini (at right) 25, who is poised for a ski ride. —UPI picture.UPI - 47 words
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Article47 1972-01-17 28 TEHERAN, Sun. A government spokesman said today that 120 members of three subversive groups would go on trial soon before open military courts in Iran. The spokesman said the three groups were supported by certain foreign powers through the neighbouring Iraqi regime. AP.AP - 47 words
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Article44 1972-01-17 28 SEOUL. Sun. Eight people were Indicted yesterday in connection with the Christmas Day hotel fire which claimed 163 lives. Among them were Kirn Yong-san. owner of the 22--storey Taewonkak Hotel, three former municipal and fire officials and four hotel employees.44 words
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Advertisement164 1972-01-17 28 JtaU CLASSIFIEDS 1 20 words $20.00 (minimum^ PANAMA r l S -""V "•S "vm S^^H mf -a- Tnnmnr tot J^e^X.r- 1 IV *^H tf. H l^ft.J^.^ _^^^H Collection of SS different |H mt ■^■BBfl^H itompi from oil oorti of -^-C the world tor only S\ |^^^^^^_^^^^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H itompi depicting tnhinqt^^^^^^^^^H boot,164 words
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Advertisement14 1972-01-17 28 in JIUSf II it its ;-«M<iBJUIHPfL— J tj^g.?.'a^S \HHfM HM^H IW^ !9v7 f~*m Tt«~**joSi14 words
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Miscellaneous14 1972-01-17 28 The weather TOE weather outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Fair.14 words
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