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Title Section24 1972-03-28 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 377624 words
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Article, Illustration220 1972-03-28 1 15 die in Red ambush Worst Sarawak clash in years KUCHING. Monday Troops mount counterattack COMMUNIST guerillas yesterday killed 15 Malaysian Rangers and injured four others in a bloody ambush some 70 miles west of here, it was announced today. The clash was the worst in several years, the State220 words
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Article64 1972-03-28 1 AUSTIN (Texas), Mon.— U.S. military spokesmen have confirmed that Investigators are looking into a reported theft of a missile weapon off an American jetnghter plane. They declined last night to give any details about the theft, which an Austin newsman said took place on Friday atAP - 64 words
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Article44 1972-03-28 1 NEW YORK. Mon. President Bhutto was quoted by Newsweek magazine yesterday as saying that he was "quite prepared to recognise Bangla Desh." but on condition that India first releases the 93.000 Pakistani prisoners of war now in Indian hands. AP.AP - 44 words
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Article429 1972-03-28 1 State your stand call by Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tun Abdul Razak today called for the total Involvement of the people of Sarawak in a life and death struggle against communist terrorists. "At this time of dancer the people must declare their stand. They must either be with the Government429 words
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Article167 1972-03-28 1 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia Is to make available several ships to supervise the Straits of Malacca, sources in the Communications Ministry said here today. The ships would ensure the safety of passage by foreign vessels, the sources said. The decision here was i seen as aReuter - 167 words
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Article, Illustration503 1972-03-28 1 GERRY DE SILVA - GERRY DE SILVA By -Singapore, Monday IT WAS FATE, SAYS MOTHER OF DEAD HERO AS SHE VISITS HOSPITAL TO COMFORT THE YOUTH HE SAVED THE mother of a business executive, who drowned while saving his friend, visited the rescued youth in hospital today to COMFORT him. For a503 words
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Article49 1972-03-28 1 OTTAWA. Mon. The External Affairs Department denied a British newspaper report that an agent of the Soviet secret police, known only as "Anton," had defected to Canada. "As far as I'm aware It's a put up story," a spokesman said. Reuter. (See Page Threa)Reuter - 49 words
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Article53 1972-03-28 1 ANKARA. Mon. Political extremists today kidnapped three British technicians from a radar base, martial law authorities announced. The kidnappers were expected to use the Britons as hostages in a bargain over the lives of three terrorists sentenced to death for the abduction of five United States airmenUPI - 53 words
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Article24 1972-03-28 1 TOKYO. Mon. Prime Minister Elsaku Sato observed his 71st birthday today keeping everyone guessing over the date of his retirement. UPI.UPI - 24 words
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Article53 1972-03-28 1 SAIOON. Mon. Communist troops yesterday fired rockets Into two U.S. bases In South Vietnam and hit two American helicopters with rifle fire. woundIng one crewman on each, the U.S. Command said today. In HANOI, the Government announced the arrival of a Russian team to study North Vietnam'sUPI - 53 words
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Article31 1972-03-28 1 AMMAN. Mon. King Hussein left yesterday for Washington on a private visit which will Include talks with President Nixon and other American officials on the Arab-Israeli conflict. UPI.UPI - 31 words
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Article49 1972-03-28 1 CIGARETTE ADS BAN UPHELD WASHINGTON. Man. The U.S. Supreme Court upheld today the ban on cigarette advertising on radio and television. The National Auoclation of Broadcaster* and six broad caitlng companies had argued In appeals that the baa revtralned freedoai of speech and discriminated afalnit radio »rvj television. AP.AP - 49 words
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Advertisement146 1972-03-28 1 AUTO KHUN mi fHAMrt t MI'JIB grabs banks and jute mills Pace 2 IRA halts terror campaign 3 US to send more ships to Indian Ocean 4 BABGE blast inquiry: Day Three 5 PARLIAMENT 10. 11 BANK sues woman for $3.2 million 13 LETTERS 23 TRAINER Boutoure fined $1,000 25146 words
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Advertisement102 1972-03-28 1 We're in here somewhere! Italian chair... an English Picture Frame... f a German ladder... Spanish d00r... You might not realise it but you could be looking at one of our products without knowing it. The range of mouldings our new factory is producing will find their way into the homes102 words
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Advertisement15 1972-03-28 1 For Clear Comfortable Consult: C.S. CHONG O.D. EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. 19. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE 115 words
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Article, Illustration498 1972-03-28 2 DACCA, Monday CHEIKH MUJIBUR last night announced the nation a 1 i sation of Bangladesh's major industries in a move that affected mostly big business families from West Pakistan. Banks and Insurance companies, a few of them Bengali-owned, were nationalised, but forolgn branchesAgencies - 498 words
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235 1972-03-28 2 SOUTH KOREA SMASHES SPY RING ACTIVITIES CEOUL, Mon. The South Korean Army tod^y announced It had "snwished a 21-man North Korean jpy ring which had operated in Seoul and other major Soath Korean cities for the past 17 years. The security command, the Army's counter-in-telligence body, said the group ledReuter - 235 words
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115 1972-03-28 2 Kenyatta dances for the British -Queen— NAIROBI, Mon. President Jomo Kenyatta armed himself with shield and spear to state an impromptu tribal dance here today as Queen Elizabeth made a last stop on her way home from Asia. The President, In his late seventies, grabbed the spear from one of115 words
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212 1972-03-28 2 More powers for board to control opium traffic (GENEVA, Mon. The world's chief drug control organisation, the Geneva-based International Narcotics Control Board (1.N.C.8.), is being given stronger powers to investigate and stop illegal production of opium. Under an agreement signed here yesterday by 36 countries, the board would be ableReuter - 212 words
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Miscellaneous10 1972-03-28 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby snog- SHOP/ se rSerS* m10 words
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Article, Illustration611 1972-03-28 3 BUT NO TRUCE WITH ARMY LONDONDERRY, Mon fHE Londonderry Command of the Provisional IRA early today said it would immediately stop all attacks on civilian targets for a month. A statement issued by provisional chiefs in Northern Ireland's second city said the suspension of operationsAgencies - 611 words
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215 1972-03-28 3 HELSINKI, Monday. AMERICAN and Russian officials are hopeful that agreement would be reached on nuclear arms limitation at the 7th Salt talks starting tomorrow. The talks started here In November 1969. Three sessions have been held in Vienna. The sixth round215 words
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Article114 1972-03-28 3 Pullout from Uganda nears end 1/ AMP ALA, Mon. The withdrawal of Israeli paratroop and army instructors fioni Uganda was almost completed by last nifht as President Idi Amin's deadline drew near. About 70 Israelis are affected by the expulsion, whicb the President ordered after an Israeli newspaper suggested he114 words
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Article19 1972-03-28 3 BANGKOK. Mon. President Olri of India arrived here today for a four-day state visit to ThaUand Rtutr.19 words
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246 1972-03-28 3 Top KGB man defects in Canada says report I ONDON, Mon. A Soviet a^ent with detailed knowledge of Russian espionage plans fur North America has defected in Canada, the News of the World reported yesterday. The newspaper said the agent, known to Canadian counter-espionage chiefs only as Anton, defected inUPI - 246 words
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Article69 1972-03-28 3 TOKYO. Mon. Finance Minuter Mr. Mlklo Mizuta said today a new revaluation upward of the Japanese yen is not expected for a while. Speaking at a meeting of the Lower Hous<> budget committee Mr. Mizuta said Japan also does not plan to release the yen fromUPI - 69 words
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106 1972-03-28 3 tVDNEY. Mon— Power- ful forces are lead ing Japan back to the militarism of the *****. opposition Labour foreign affairs spokesman Mr. William Morrison said yesterday. Speaking at ihe Australian Labour Party's State Council meeting here, he said: "Theie is a trowing106 words
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Advertisement143 1972-03-28 3 me) We have the factory you're looking for At Prai Industrial Complex. Factories ideal for light and medium industries. MIEL offers a choice of modern duplex factories. These 'instant' factories have floor areas from 7,000 to 20,000 sq. ft. f T And you have all these advantages: #99 years leasehold143 words
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Advertisement197 1972-03-28 3 the MSA firefoe A new effective addition to the McALISTER fire-fighting division MSA firefoe is capable of effective 24-hour protection against fire Ideal for boats, laboratories, motor-lift rooms, electric relay rooms, engine rooms, spraying booths, galleys and underground field storage cells. MMcALISTER CO. LTD., tent to* Ml U O— S—197 words
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332 1972-03-28 4 The Indian Ocean: US to send more ships THE U.S. might have to move more warships into the Indian Ocean and also persuade Japan to send naval units to protect Japanese shipping lanes, Defence Secretary Mcl v i n Laird said in a recent interview here. One area of immediateUPI - 332 words
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151 1972-03-28 4 Sato: We won't give up islands' demand 'TOKYO, Mon— Prime Minister Sato said today Japan will not give up its demand for the return of four northern Pacific islands held under Soviet control since the end of World War 11. Mr. Sato made the statement during a meeting with aUPI - 151 words
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Article37 1972-03-28 4 TOKYO. Mon. Japanese Ambassadors to nine South-east Asian countries will meet In Bangkok next month to analyse the sl'.'iatlon In the region following the Bino-U.S. rapprochement, the Foreign Ministry said today. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article28 1972-03-28 4 BELORADE. lion. Bulgarian authorities have closed the busy border crossing point at Dlmltrovgrad because of smallpox in Yugoslavia, the Belgrade dally Polltlka reported last night. AP.AP - 28 words
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330 1972-03-28 4 I ONDON, Mon.—Russias fast-expand-ing Mcd 1 1 c rranean Fleet suffered a major setback, when Malta's left-leaning Labour Premier Mr. Dom Mlnlon* closed his country's military facilities to the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact countries. Mr. Mlntoff yesterday took this measureReuter - 330 words
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Article, Illustration73 1972-03-28 4 THE AGONY OF A WOMAN WHO WAITS AND WAITS A TEARFUL Mrs. Ida Sallustro. wife of kidnapped Fiat tycoon Oberdan Sallustro after her vain attempts to arrange a private deal with Argentine urban guerillas for the return of her husband on Sunday night. The guerillas have demanded a ransom of73 words
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346 1972-03-28 4 ]\FW YORK. Mon. In--1 terna'ional Telephone and Telegraph (ITT) lobbyist Mrs. Dita Beard. 53. collapsed with heart seizure while being questioned by a Senate judiciary sub-committee last night, ending a dramatic Denver hospital room hearing into alleged links between ITT and theReuter - 346 words
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Article24 1972-03-28 4 TOKYO. Melon. Kjell-Ol.'l Peldt. Sweden Minister >i Commerce, ruu led detection i< China. Peking's New Chuw news rtgencv report erl todnv APAP - 24 words
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Article, Illustration1043 1972-03-28 5 BARGE WAS TO HAVE BEEN CHECKED Hours before the explosion... SINGAPORE. Monday Shipyard officer: I don't know if any welding work had been done AN INSPECTION of the oil barge Mendu at Jurong Shipyard was to have been* carried out a few hours before an explosion occurred on board, killing1,043 words
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191 1972-03-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday AGREEMENT was signed today guaranteeing more than 180,000 estate workers their existing wages even if the rubber price dipped to 35 cents a pound. The collective agreement also guaranteed them an increase in basic wage by 10 cents to $3.20 In191 words
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Article62 1972-03-28 5 'THE STRAITS TIMES has received another $1,490 for the Jurong Shipyard oil barge explosion victims fund, which now stands at $5,904. Donations came from: Tan Kirn Tuan $30; Tay Kian Huat $20; Esso Asia Services Inc. $164; Mrs. Chen L.K. $10; The Sungs $20; Mr. Kwok Kiong62 words
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115 1972-03-28 5 LABOURER KILLED BY PILING BEAM: MISADVENTURE SINGAPORE, Mon. Four days after a labourer started work at a construction site, be was killed by a piling beam which fell on him, a coroner heard today. Mohammed Said bin Gimin. 47, was working in a pit at the Singapore Warehouse worksite in115 words
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70 1972-03-28 5 PENANG'S TOURIST TRADE HIT BY TAX |>ENANO, Mon— The im--1 position of the five per cent sales tax has hit the state's tourist industry. Thai tourists, particularly, have stopped coming here for their shopping. President of the Penang Hoteliers' Association, Mr. Ko Kirn Swee, said local hotels frequented by them70 words
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Article34 1972-03-28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Peter Scow. head of Educational Television, will give a talk on Industrial Technology In Education at the Rotary Club of Singapore's lunch meeting at the Mandarin Hotel on Wednesday.34 words
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303 1972-03-28 5 Flamenco musician does a good deed and loses —guitar— SINGAPORE. Mon. Missing: A "sensitive woman" who brings music to Spanish flamenco guitarist Angel Garcia. Last seen: Being driven off in the boot of a taxi this morning. Description Stands over three feet and is made of Spanish Cyprus and German303 words
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Article63 1972-03-28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Adult Education Board and the Registry of Vehicles will conduct a guide to the Highway Code examination at Slglap Secondary School next month. The course will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. from April 5 to63 words
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249 1972-03-28 5 A junior International School for children of expats SINGAPORE, Monday A JUNIOR version of the Singapore International School to cater for children of expatriates in Singapore is to be started. The proposed Dover Court Preparatory School in Dover Road will work on exactly the same principles, except that it caters249 words
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Advertisement97 1972-03-28 5 FOP ACCOUNTANCY COSTING COMPANY SECRETARYSHIP LAW BANKING MARKETING EXPORT HOTEL 6 CATERING ALSO 6.C.E 10 ft A LEVELS) and LONDON UNIVERSITY DEGREES 360,000 EXAM SUCCESSES which cannot be approached by any other tutorial institution, clearly reflects the effectiveness of Home Study Courses specially prepared to secure Professional Qualifications that Command97 words
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Advertisement393 1972-03-28 5 IsfiiTTnPV m\ O) your whole family along •^•BHB^^' to Shangr i- La's speci al Easter Sunday lunch i On April 2. all restaurants in the Shangri-La hotel will be serving deliciou? specialities. There'll be a continental buffet served in the Golden Peacock. Tim Sum in the Shang Palace, and a393 words
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Miscellaneous68 1972-03-28 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I YER TIRES ACE &ETTIN' YER. Altt PIL.TE.R/S I SA«SOTH,POR<V! HOW OIRTV! VA COULD tl ABOUT P'jTTlfSJ' j- USE A -<r—^ KON ANEWSETfy NO!*-" MEW Y^ MO. 7 JUST PUT yOME! y JUST THE SK».-y 1 (IN PIVE GALuOMS ''V &AS! rfussYs i .a v68 words
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Advertisement291 1972-03-28 6 Get out of the ordinary into the extraordinary New MAZDA 808 with O. H. Cam Power n, i(| g|P >l Bp y HiteriM^M^ ill Bfißiih^-^ You're looking at a car that started out as a great idea. And is now a brilliant automobile. The Mazda 808 has feeling. A feeling291 words
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Article, Illustration214 1972-03-28 7 LEE SU SAN - LEE SU SAN r-By- MARY Mathews (right) Is one six-year-old who Is taking an early Interest in teeth. Which prompted her to give commercial student Shirley Tan's teeth the once over yesterday. A semi-finalist in the Health Ministry's dental health contest for primary school214 words
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Article220 1972-03-28 7 Elegant playing by Prof -Kann SINGAPORE. Mon. The Young Musicians' Boclety concluded Its "Viennese Festival" at the Conference Hall tonight with a concert by pianist Hans Kann with the Youth Orchestra. In spite of the busy and star-studded concert life In Singapore this year, it Is really refreshing to see220 words
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71 1972-03-28 7 Watch out for these people, warns club SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Handicap Friendship Club today warned of certain unauthorised people selling advertisements for its proposed souvenir programme. The dub's secretary. Mr. Stephen Yeo. said: "We have reason to believe that some people are going r. und collecting donations for this71 words
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Article46 1972-03-28 7 BINOAPORB. Mon. The Minister for Science end Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. has appointed Mr. Paul Y.J. Chu to be the deputy chairman and Mr. Owee Teck Hal to be member of the Science Council of Singapore for a period of two PMSJI46 words
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Article26 1972-03-28 7 BINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. Rood K. Vuwmnl has been re-elected president Of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce for the third year In succession.26 words
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Advertisement105 1972-03-28 7 Daily DECON care does wonders for your eyes Decon Eye Drops is scientifically formulated for the relief of simple eye strain, congestion, minor inflammation and irritations of the eye and V*^ '^fefttew. sfaBBBV It n r~. Sole Agent- Cold Storage (M) Sdn Bhd Your Hotel In Taipei New lu>uriojs With105 words
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Advertisement124 1972-03-28 7 teiin PIP 11 I »^^^^l I aßßWwia^H 1 W BBT .WoCvTtraßHn bbbt nrtSC International ■k^jp Training Centre THE NEXT FULLTIME PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE STARTS ON 3BD APRIL SUPREME HOUSE (6tK FLOOR )i«N*HG HO»G SINGAPORE a Ta KJI7/8. SUPREME HOUSE (Blh FUOOW. PENANG RD.aNGAPOfIE 9i ST/8 Plaaat a»nd rrm mow Will124 words
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777 1972-03-28 8 BEN DAVIDSON: Singapore, Monday - BEN DAVIDSON: Singapore, Monday Hotel plan rejected, court told By A COMPANY director who agreed to complete a block of flats for a former professional photographer did not honour his contract because his Idea to convert the building to a hotel failed,777 words
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243 1972-03-28 8 Cinema manager: I beat armed man with a stool SINGAPORE. Monday a CINEMA manager grabbed a stool and re- peatedly whacked one of three armed men who fell while trying to scale the perimeter fence of his house. i Neo Peng Soon, manager of Zenith Theatre at Tamplnes Road, said:243 words
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Article50 1972-03-28 8 SXNOAPORK, Mon. The Intcmatk>n*l V'« Men's Club, Orchard Chapter, will bold 1U tn*t* n r M dinner at the China* niCA tomorrow night lira. NelUr L. PmUroo and MIM MarletU O. Rojo will speak on the cultural and educational aspect* of their country—Philippine*: Yesterday and Today.50 words
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Advertisement366 1972-03-28 8 ♦VNrVVNrVVSA/VVV»VSW\r^W"sVUSrVVaVVVS(^ArW»VSrt/\flArt«V\A(*ll >I. UNDIK TMI DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGI OF= Ti < THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORI 1' -DR. B. H. SHEARES =i GRAND CHARITY FILM PREMIERE 5 ifa?S&\ IN AID OF (fmVi THE SINGAPORE NATIONAL HEART ASSOCIATION >. !j W CATHAY CINEMA i TOMORROW AT 9.15 P.M. TICKETS AT $1.00366 words
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Advertisement92 1972-03-28 8 L J Tired and short tempered? Renew lost vitality with Pink Pills. Do you feel easily tired these days and inclined to snap due to iron-starved blood? Then you need Pink Pills. They put back the iron your blood is missing. Pink Pills contain Ferrous Fumerate (an iron compound) that's92 words
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Advertisement183 1972-03-28 8 \29 th, March 72 9pm jf *Evry Wednesday »00pm J§\ (weather permitting) PAGODA POOL MrNO QOURT HOTEL Te1: *****3 J KlO per person Eat as muchag_yoj. LaaaaaV 9- "aaaBBV JB »^^B) Santana rn j s >c m "o>Vr%"sOosJ TO THE LIDO They just couldn't find the time to bury him.183 words
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Advertisement671 1972-03-28 8 NOV. SMOWINC! 11 am, 1.45, 4.00. *.J0 ft t1 J Btigitte Bardot Annia Girordot "TMI MOYICO" Color LA»T DAY! DAY-No Fr.. 1,,t 11a*. I.JO. 4.00, a. 30 ft •JO JACK WILJ, MARK LESTER with mujic by Tha BEE GELS "S.W^.L.K." (Melody) j introducing T.ocy Hyde— Color OPENS TOMORROW! David Chiang671 words
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Article78 1972-03-28 9 LITTER BUGS FINED $5,000 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Tenth Magistrate'a court waa packed to capacity today when 151 people paid fines totalling over $5,000 for offences under the Environmental P a b 1 1 c Health Act. The offences included Uttering in public streets, holiday resorts, apltting and urinating in drains.78 words
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Article51 1972-03-28 9 srNOAPORE. Mon. Mr. Andrew Hee was re-elected as president of the Singapore Handicaps' Friendship Club at Its annual meeting at St. Andrew's Cathedral. The vice-president Is Mr. Joseph Han. secretary, Mr. Stephen Yeo. assistant secretary, Mr. Benedict Ng, treasurer. Mr. Richard Koh and asst. treasurer. Miss Wendy51 words
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Article, Illustration288 1972-03-28 9 EDWARD LIU - S'poremade cameras on sale in 6 months EDWARD LIU A million export target for the year I*. SINGAPORE, Monday CINGAPORE-made cameras will go on sale for the first time in September. This was announced today by Dr. Helnrich Peesel the visiting chairman of Rollel-Werke Braunchwelg, the German camera makers, which288 words
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187 1972-03-28 9 Bomb hoax at hotel sends the guests and staff fleeing— SINGAPORE. Mon. A bomb hoax on Sea View Hotel in Amber Close this morning sent guests and staff scurrying out to the car park. Police and SAF bomb disposal experts were called in after one of the hotel executives received187 words
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Article73 1972-03-28 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Ooh Meng Cher. was elected president of the Oovemment Pensioners' Association. Other official* elected at Its annual meeting held recently are: Vice-president Mr. HM Danker; tecretary, Mr. PL. Anthony: treasurer, Mr. Htihtm Abu Samah; and committee members: Mr. D. Ramaammy, Mrs. I.C. Kraal, Miss E.73 words
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129 1972-03-28 9 PRISONER; POLICE FORCED ME TO SLAP FRIEND PNANO, Mon.— A prisoner told the Sessions Court today that he was forced by a police officer to slap a friend who had been detained In connection with a drug caae. "The Inspector who recorded my statement asked me to slap Redzuan, When129 words
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Advertisement351 1972-03-28 9 A/^CA C^, P\/AP P?~T Send vi any slide you really like: humorcxji, family, pot shots relatives, 3 *-N~VJ t— V/-M— I. V I friend*, off-guard «hots, children, babies, etc. Anything that tells a •tfffe^i^^k 4^f^afc s^^km s^^ksl sWY- Judging will be bawd on PICTURE STORY NOT ON PROM^ I I351 words
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Miscellaneous236 1972-03-28 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Clip one for unusually frult1. Place where garden abuts on ful yield (8). railway 8. Ooalkeeper may rely on pre6. Fruit to handle twtce vailing wind (8). 9 Neat performance lr> mime n. Measure Involving loch and during the Interval (8). Its trees (8, 4).236 words
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Article, Illustration332 1972-03-28 10 $50m set aside for a central refuse complex WORK will begin in about two years on a $50 million centralised refuse liqu i (1 ation complex in Singapore, Health Minister, Mr. Chua Sian Chin told Parliament yesterday. Mr. Chua stressed that this was a matter of some urgency as Singapore332 words
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199 1972-03-28 10 Why the Housing Board can't sell its shops rpHE Housing Board will 1 adhere to its policy not to sell its shops, said MR. E.W. BARKER, the Minister for Law and National Development "The HDB has considered this question and the answer Is still no," Mr. Barker told MR. TEONG199 words
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162 1972-03-28 10 TV LESSONS FOR ADULTS IN THREE YEARS' TIME rpHE Adult Education TV A Production and Training Centre Project (Cepta TV) which will produce audio-visual adult education programmes for the region will be fully operational in three to four years' time. The Joint project of the Singapore Government and the Friedrlch162 words
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342 1972-03-28 10 rpHE Parliamentary 1 Secretary (National Development), Mr. Ho Cheng Choon, said Alsagoff Estate would eventually become a housing and Industrial complex. "It would, therefore, be a waste of public funds If we were to make up the side-tracks at this342 words
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614 1972-03-28 10 National Maritime Board will protect seamen BY OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS ANEW National Maritime Board, which will help to meet the require merits of members of the mercantile marine in a more efficient manner, will be set up under a Bill passed. Moving the second reading of the National Maritime Board614 words
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374 1972-03-28 10 rjiHE "stumbling block" X to redevelopment of Geylang Serai Is the resettlement of the area's 15,000 families Involving 100,000 people. Mr. Barker said they could not be evicted or resettled till new homes had been built for thsm In Kallang. Oeylang East. Kampong374 words
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Article, Illustration374 1972-03-28 11 A TIMER TO LIMIT LONG-WINDED CALLS TO THREE MINUTES THE Singapore Telephone Board is considering the introduction of a timing device which will cut off conversation at public telephones after three minutes. This is to stop long-winded people who use public telephones from monopolising: these instruments at the expense of374 words
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Article, Illustration276 1972-03-28 11 Three pugilists to show their skills on Japanese TV SINGAPORE, Mon. Splitting a coconut In two. shatterIng a marble-topped table and breaking a sugar-cane suspended from a pair of knives with bare hands are tasks no ordinary men can do. Not, unless he happens to be Mr. Yeo Cheng Klat.276 words
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Article104 1972-03-28 11 Murder bid inquiry on June 26 BINOAPOHE, Mon. A preliminary Inquiry on six youths, charged with attempting to murder two police constables while being members of an unlawful assembly, will begin on June 26. Philip Ko. Er Teng Soon. Cheng Wle Ho. Dang Slew Poh. Ng Ah Cheng and Yeo104 words
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125 1972-03-28 11 When power tools are not 'pistols' RAMSET Fasteners (S.B. Asia) Pte. Ltd., distributors In Singapore of Ramset powered-actuat-ed fastening tools, has clarified an a tide published In the Strait t Time* last Thursday under the heading: Oun tools get all clean tor uk at Singapore worksites. The company wishes to125 words
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242 1972-03-28 11 Blast at JTC by Jurong Town residents UP in arms are the residents of Jurong Town, the only housing estate In the Republic which can boast of a seaside within a stones throw from their flats, a lake, an Internationally known bird park, the highest man-made waterfall and a hill242 words
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Article34 1972-03-28 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A mountaineering trip to Mount Ophlr from April IS to 10 Is being organised by the Chinese YMCA Youth Department. The fee is $25 for members and $30 for non-members.34 words
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Article20 1972-03-28 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Academy of St. afartln-tn-the-Fields Orchestra arrived tonight to perform at the Shangri-La Ballroom tomorrow night.20 words
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383 1972-03-28 11 Voice vote— and House approves $750 million for development PARLIAMENT approved $750,769,890 for development expenditure from April 1, 1972 to March 31. 1973. The final vote came at 5.15 p.m. after members had questioned ministers on several heads of expenditure. The motion of approval was moved by Mr. Tang See383 words
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117 1972-03-28 11 Mr. Hon Sul Sen rejected a suggestion by Dr. Augustine Tan (Whampoa) to reduce the Interest rate of 7} per cent on loans to Jurong Town Corporation to develop recreational faculties. Dr. Tan said the Bird Park's entrance fee was high because of117 words
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Advertisement76 1972-03-28 10 World-famous greaseless hair groom. iSjjflp Enriched with protein. *^^Kr^ Grooms and nourishes hair. Through washinc}, normal wear and tear, it can lose this protein. And start to mm m IS oo^ dull, lifeless and even Vitalis® I I New Vitalis Protein nouri- r\Q|^\TplM A shes your hair while you I^^^76 words
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Advertisement14 1972-03-28 10 Parliamentary reporters: Chla Poteik, P.M. Raman, R. Chandran, Leslie Fong and Tan Wang Joo14 words
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Advertisement265 1972-03-28 11 ENTER THE iacYS^ffSfr GOLF COMPETITION Igroupl -^^^gg^g^Win this fabulous $l,sooset of T22?Status golf dubs! To enter the competition, m JM PL (which is designed to test a^^^ aV^s. your knowledge of golf) A w^r KjrJ m~ all you need do is buy any m*%L V 1^ Carrier room air conditioning265 words
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Article465 1972-03-28 12 Twelve months of hard and complicated bargaining have produced a new wage agreement for the rubber industry reasonably satisfactory to both sides. The 1968 arbitration award, which broke new ground, expired last April, and although negotiations had already begun, agreement was made extremely difficult because of the465 words
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Article324 1972-03-28 12 Security forces in Sarawak have suffered their worst casualties in the war against communist terrorists. Fifteen soldiers were killed when two truckloads of troops travelling from Biawak to Lundu, in the First Division, were ambushed. The element of surprise and superior numbers made up what was lacking324 words
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Article221 1972-03-28 12 The Singapore Medical Association's response to Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's views on the development of the medical services is encouraging. Mr. Lee told the National Medical Convention that the Government's immediate aim is to raise the quality of the health services generally. In this process it is hoped221 words
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601 1972-03-28 12 Into the wasp's nest a man of -peace- LONDON, Monday HE is a pealeniaker, a conciliator, a man who can disarm an opponent without stripping him of honour, party stalwart who can push the Con s c r vative Party's interests in Parliament and still keep his friendships with theNYT - 601 words
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524 1972-03-28 12 TOKYO, Monday SINO AMERICAN r a p p rochement has helped to throw wide open the race to be Japan's next Prime Minister as the main contenders enter the home stretch. Prttne Minister Sato who is 71 today is now wldly expected524 words
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Article1021 1972-03-28 12 JOHN ROWAN WILSON - Medicine without doctors JOHN ROWAN WILSON by It the whole concept of the universitytrained physician at the back-bone of world health services now out of date? Suggestions to this effect are examined by John Rowan Wilson, well-known British author and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. He saysFWF - 1,021 words
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Advertisement9 1972-03-28 12 t&i tw SaAwS atajfMMMefa) ouMtntN C4ra] i •nt-t4W nee-Me9 words
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Advertisement200 1972-03-28 12 The nose is the first line of defense for the lungs Rhinopront clears your nose HEINRICH MACK NACHF ILLERTISSSN WEST GERMANY twbiilwc) in IMS n SocmCommauonarunEwvUMXwtCklniportaiKXM Singapore Ku*. Lumpur Ptntng FOR SUCCESS-study with WOLSEY HALL OXFORD Outi.,9 ft. last S years. 2.731 WolMf fTI I Htil students turn passed London200 words
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289 1972-03-28 13 MSA board to meet on May 11 over goodwill claim KUALA LUMPUR. Monday THE $72.7 million "goodwill" claim over the use of the MSA initials by Singapore's national airline will be discussed by the Mala ysia Singapore Airlines board on May 11. The board meeting, which will be held In289 words
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Article31 1972-03-28 13 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Housing and Development Board is to build 96 units of five-room flats at Covent Oarden. The units coning $1.2 million go up in one 25-storey block.31 words
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Article, Illustration753 1972-03-28 13 T.F. HWANG - T.F. HWANG: WOMAN COUNTERCLAIMS By Singapore, Mon. My client never agreed to consent orders: Counsel lIOUS EWIFE Maria Chia Sook Lan, said to be formerly "a magnificent customer" of the Bank of China, today faces a $3.2 million claim from the bank. "She753 words
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Article46 1972-03-28 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Armed Forces aircraft will conduct live firing and bombing training at the Southern Islands range on Pulau Pawai between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily from April 3 to 7. The public are warned to keep away from the range.46 words
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Article, Illustration162 1972-03-28 13 GP treat for pert Bronwyn from —Perth— SINGAPORE. Mon. Ten-year-old Brlnwyn Duperouzel Is here to see the Singapore Grand Prix thanks to the raffle she won back home In Perth. She won a 10-day allexpenses paid trip to Singapore specially for the Grand Prix over the coming Easter weekend and162 words
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Advertisement112 1972-03-28 13 COMPUTERS for Career Professfonal Advancement The FIRST and ONLY College in South East Asia to offer all these features: 0 On-Line computer terminal in classroom 0 Students to use both IBM and ICL Computers All lecturers trained in USA or UK 0 Two computer languages— ASSEMßLEß and COBOL programming IV^112 words
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Advertisement316 1972-03-28 13 Wharfedale DOLBY DC 9 CASSETTE TAPE DECK A Real Bieak through BftKj in the World of Recorded Sound Hr The DC9 incorporates one of the latest facilities UsCd by T P H r p f rS?RV wet™ 'Th SZ speed sTis gone. Minimum speed vanation is tape THE DOLBY SYSTEM316 words
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Miscellaneous273 1972-03-28 13 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and *here The 7.41 News I Parliamentary Report Heart Is (C) 3.21 For the Family (M) US Towards the Year 2000 3.4S A Diary of Events in Singa Mental Health: New Frontiers pore This Week (M) of Sanity 3.51 It's Happening in273 words
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Miscellaneous531 1972-03-28 13 5.N P.M. Programme Summary I.M Peristiwa S.IS Pok Amai Amai I.N News (M) 531 Ultra Q 1.11 World Championship SSI Weather Forecast Wrestling I.N News (M) 1113 Night Beat 1.17 This Is Tom Jones 11.31 Final News (M) 7.N The Law and Mr. Jones 11.37 Weather Forecast 7.33 Rutau Selamat531 words
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Article, Illustration274 1972-03-28 14 YOW YUN WOH - YOW YUN WOH Story by ONG KIAT BENG Picture by THK nautical look. Anchors and sailing ships and square collars. Blue, white and red. Guess whore taking to them Just as fast as the most fashionable girls in town? None other than274 words
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257 1972-03-28 14 AS more and more wowomen are becoming concerned over the damaging effects caused to their skin by polluted air and water, cosmetic firms are intensifying their efforts to manufacture the right kind of products to combat this problem. Max Factor has just introduced a series of257 words
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Article53 1972-03-28 14 for your tafoty SAFETY experts say seatbelts lengthen the stopping distance of the body that Is suddenly Jerked during an auto accident. This means that Instead of having all the force let out at the spot where a passenger's head hits the dashboard, the stopping energy Is spread over53 words
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Article39 1972-03-28 14 and how to buy pHRISTIAN Dior's adv/ vice on how to buy perfume cautions against sniffing more than three fragrances. "After three whiffs, you can't tell a rose from an onion. Your nose loses its power to discriminate."39 words
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435 1972-03-28 14 Pearls for the bride? The gown's neckline should determine the necklace length I^OT long ago most brides wore a bride's necklace a graduated, princess length strand of cultured pearls. Cultured pearls still stand as the most appropriate jewels for the bride to wear but the old pearl uniform varies as435 words
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Advertisement356 1972-03-28 14 Whenever Blue Grass whispers, the message is understood No mistaking the subtle CT| summer perfume of Blue I J»j»L unforgettable. In Blue Grass JKjPjL flower mist, soap, y**7japT J t S fflBF p^r^W delightful. And simply N unique as itself, Blue Grass I For advice on Elizabeth Arden [Hpjl treatment356 words
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Advertisement201 1972-03-28 14 career opportunities for >ttinc Mcmen in siiiLMiM re and kuala lumpur f leW cxcrdlnatcrs An interesting career awaits young and personable women who fulfil the following basic qualifications for employment in our Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Off ices: -1) Senior Cambridge-Grade I or II 2) Able to converse fluently in201 words
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407 1972-03-28 15 Seaman with starter's gun convicted Could be adapted to fire bullets, court told SINGAPORE. Mon. DISTRICT JUDGE today convicted a seaman on a charge of possessing a starter's revolver after an armaments officer testified that the gun could be adapted to fire bullets. Last Saturday, Low Huan Jin, 25, admitted407 words
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Article36 1972-03-28 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. A cable vessel. Edward Wllahaw. today began underwater operations to remove a disused submarine cable in the Eastern Roads. Mariners are warned to slow down when approaching and passing the vessel.36 words
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98 1972-03-28 15 TRAIN HITS TREE LYING ON THE LINE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Golden Blowpipe was derailed between Bukit Abu and Manik Ural in Kelantan yesterday when it hit a tree lying across the rails. The steam engine and five coaches ran off the track but did not overturn. No one was98 words
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Article61 1972-03-28 15 yvR Rlaz Hassan's paper on Social Status and Bureaucratic Contacts among Public Housing Tenants In Singapore, which was reported in the Straits Times last Thursday, was published by the Institute of South-east Asian Studies, Singapore. The name of the Institute was Inadvertently left out. Dr. Hassan Is61 words
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Article22 1972-03-28 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Labour has appointed Mr. Wong Chee Pong to be the new Registrar of Trade Unions.22 words
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Article, Illustration215 1972-03-28 15 Little to go on but Thomas hopes to find his family SINGAPORE, Mon. Armed with only pre-war memo rles and a set of names, an Indo neslan Chinese Mr. Thomas Oey Lim, 69, today seeks a reunion with members of his family in Singapore whom he had lost touch with215 words
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Article55 1972-03-28 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Presbyterian Old Boys' Association will hold Its annual dinner and dance at the Rooftop restaurant of the Singapore Hilton on April 8. Guests of honour will be the Minister of BUt« for Labour. Mr. Sla Kan Hul, and Mrs. 81a. who were both formerly55 words
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217 1972-03-28 15 PENANG. Mon. T\AP secretary general, AJ Mr. Urn Kit Siang, today suggested a sevenpoint democratisation programme of Malaysian national life as the only effective answer to militant communism. Mr. Lim outlined his party's proposed programme as: ABOLITION of the Internal Security Act and police217 words
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Advertisement96 1972-03-28 15 U **l r> §1 I Pacific Mansion I |§S RIVER VALLEY CLOSE Off RIVER VALLEY ROAD p£2 Lot No. 238 T.S XXI Buildings ore completed gjgjgf jt^ Tenure of Lond 999-yeor leoiehold Adrertijement Permit No. 1 S OFFICE WILL REMAIN OPEN ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY c ENQUIRIES: S VAT YUEN96 words
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Miscellaneous128 1972-03-28 15 Alloy Hop By Y.T. Hmtmtin TOO I PUWP, O9CAH... ->y YES, TWEYfcE >•" -C TVMJIB CUE Of THB REASONS^^^^^^ bad FRirr I rye a fesung /...tsce. these wemag theyhe hot this rmcticuiar moung /...hes an expbt COUUXrC I WET> NEED AN I WHAT YOU WRE I TAPES HE VEBy BIS128 words
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Article65 1972-03-28 16 Darby $11.90 Par t .80 Inchcape 7.25 t and N 6 60 JCBC 9.45 Dredge 7.00 I". E. Ord 3.70 Junlop 4.90 5. Times 890 f. Union 1 80 mis 3.10 »t Semh. 6.05 A Brew. 8.10 r and C 1 25 5. Dev. 1.09 ioodwood 1.65 J1.00 0.5565 words
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Article18 1972-03-28 16 LT. Pan I 1-35 I P. Text 0.90 I.A.I. 4.50 L Tile 0.98 U.lD 0.11 0.10 0.0318 words
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Article24 1972-03-28 16 Most active stocks an Holdings 'aber Union :ity Dev. law Par 969.0< 786,0( 470,01 391. 0< 'otal Turnover (flayed Perctntai 5.58! m 32 124 words
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Article31 1972-03-28 16 mar. si gur. Industrials; 228.57 234.5* Hotels: S4.7S M.4 Properties: 183.96 193.1! Tins: 1*8.23 109.*' rubbers 144.89 145.1' •Dee. M. 19M 1« 'Dee. SI, 19M Ml tDee. 29. IMS 1*131 words
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Article241 1972-03-28 16 rpHERE continued to be J- buoyant interest shown for property stocks on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia £.nd Singapore yesterday. Trading was active in most property stocks with gains recorded on a wide front. Central Properties featured on sustained support up to $1.50. Sister company Town241 words
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Article1039 1972-03-28 16 DID ANO OrFIR PBICIS OFFI- CIALLV LUTED AT TMI CLOSI OF BUSINESS IN THE fINCAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK tXCMANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS B. S. ACMA 2.W 2.11 .02) Ajinomoto 2 2.1 2.27 lunch.) Mean 2.46 2.50 (+.03) Allied1,039 words
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Article1751 1972-03-28 16 tjUSINESS In and reported to 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) 2 10. (1) 2.11 \jinomoto (li 228 Alian (6) 2.45. (1) 2.44.1,751 words
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484 1972-03-28 16 S'pore Land's deal with consortium OINGAPORE Land Investment released details last night of its acquisition of two private companies, Shing Kwan Realty and Interpex Services. The deal involves the issue of 17.5 million Singapore Land shares to a consortium which is handing c tt $19.2 million wor: I of assets484 words
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Article48 1972-03-28 16 TIHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dropped by $2 on Saturday's close to $651. 12 i per picul on an official offering up 115 tons to 348 tons. The tone of the market was fairly steady with support from the United States and Japan.48 words
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Article52 1972-03-28 16 Saturdsy Frldsy lU.I. SU S. London Cloned 45.35 Beirut 40.65 48.70 HonKkong 49.1)7 49 90 Zurich Closed 48.358 48.458 Psrls Closed 49.18 SPore (1) 4990 49.95 8-pore (2) 173.90 173.90 (1) Export price* in non-sterling ureas In U.S. dollars per ounce (2) Local dealers prices in Singapore dollars52 words
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Article21 1972-03-28 16 MAR. 27. RUBBER: 85.75 cents (down 1.00 cent). TIN: $651.12\ (down 52.00). Official offerin? 348 tons (up 115 tons).21 words
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Article106 1972-03-28 16 /HINtSE PRODUCE. IXCHANCE, SINCAPORC NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL VESTEROAV. Coconut Oil: bulk $40 sellers, drum (42 sellers. Ceprs: Mixed loose UK Cont. $22 B. Pspper: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 100'; NLW $190 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96- NLW $180 sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96'; NLW J123 sellers.106 words
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Article213 1972-03-28 16 QPENING levels in v the rubber market yesterday were marked down following lower London advices. Conditions were inactive until towards midmorning when the market eased a little further on forward offerings. Small covering interest was noted for shipment RSS One and Two. The morning session closed quiet and213 words
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Article89 1972-03-28 16 |~)AILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday. MARCH APRIL (Current Month) (Forward Month) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Cents per kg. Cents per kg. SMR SCV (1-ton pallet) 89 75 90.25N 90.00 91.00N SMR 5L (1-ton pallet) 88.25 8989 words
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Article361 1972-03-28 16 |7<EBRUARY rubber producF tion by estates of the following companies are: Kilograms Ayer Molek 41.408 Bradwall 172.364 Bukit Katil 37.281 Buklt Mertajam 256.732 Castlefield (Klang) 184.614 Chamek 39.462 Cheras 29.483 Chersonese 59.420 Craigielea 254.010 Edensor 77.111 Olengowrle 34.020 Oolden Hope 916.129 Holyrood 53.524 Hongkong (Selangor) 26.989 Highland and361 words
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Article565 1972-03-28 16 UNITED ENGINEERS is making a one-for-flve bonus issue to shareholders. The new shares do not rank for the dividend announced yesterday In respect of 1971. but will rank part passu in all other respects. The dividend announced yesterday was a maintained 12 per cent on the Ordinary shares565 words
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Article148 1972-03-28 16 J H &r^u£^££*T£s£ v 2? announced th Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar «ew Zealand Dollar J.S. Dollar Local dollars to lot units if Foreign Currency 3elgian Prancs 3urmese KyaU Seylon Rupees Danish Kroner Deutsche Marks ■"Tench Prar.vS < Commercial) '"rench Francs (Financial) long Kong Dollars Indian Rupees148 words
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Article230 1972-03-28 16 MELBOURNE. Mon Rises and falls wete roughly even In quieter trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Nearly half cf more than 450 stocks traded, remained unchanged. Most Improvements among leading mining Issues were small with WMC slipping back to A s 3 30 and Great Boulder dipping to230 words
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Article143 1972-03-28 16 JTONO KONO. Mon. The market opened on a strong note and was buoyant all day News of the Hutchison and 31ater Walker line-up and the fact that large sums tied up in the Slater Walker overseas Issue were returning to the market acted as a tonic and saw143 words
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Article27 1972-03-28 16 THESE rates were quoted on he Asian dollar market 2E"» 558 U. 5 13/le% 9 mtns 5 7/8 to 8 1 irH»ths 6 3/wSS 3JV27 words
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Article446 1972-03-28 16 H< tr •*«Ha«M marktt Hong Kon« yesterday th* II t o*ll ai 5 5M23 for sash. •"^ta.l ,f t M quo ed EASTER HOLIDAYS It Is hereby notified that Mem-ber-Bants of the Association In Singapore. Selangor and East Malaysia will be closed (or business on the following446 words
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Advertisement1381 1972-03-28 17 to LIHRPIOL ANI OTill I K./CaNTININTU PORTS. iTpori Sails P. Kilang Ptnanf jjai Dublin, Luerpool taPt/Tatay Mara POirOORUS B men. Havre, Adam, H'burf Liverpool Ayr i 4 Ayr I jurOLTCVS Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast... Ayr 4 Aarl Ayr 7/1 Ayr! ACHILLES Liverpool, G.asgow Ayr Ayr I Ayr 7/ I riOMETNEHS Liverpool1,381 words
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Advertisement2062 1972-03-28 17 ETT^m w*ffTT^^rm^fifis< wi^nsrT^^j sshi TIE FU EAST/EHMPE StMRT Ta EOtOPti p. Klaaf Penanf Spore LOADING FOR OEIM Ayr 12/11 Ayr 14/11 Ayr 11/11 Hburg, B'men, R'dim/A'dam. A'mrp, C'burg, Malmo, Otlo, C'hagen, Mrtias. MAIN LLOYB Ayr 11/11 Ayr 11/ a Ayr 11/22 C'blanca, Genoa, Leghorn, M'seillts, B'lona, R'daai/A'daai. TAIN Ayr 24/2,062 words
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Advertisement957 1972-03-28 17 FMTnisifTiY amss sarncE ntccr nmi cm etur i j i N. OfliiM Bilt/Pkil. N. York Pananf P. Kill Spore D,ik.rti Kingston Jf«.- rtO a Mar 11 Mar II Ayr II Ayr 17 Ayr a CISTAN Ayr IT Iwm 11 IRON Mar I Mir II Mv 11 Apr :> Ayr :i957 words
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Advertisement991 1972-03-28 18 r*WL— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. lAW ASARI UNKAI RISEN KAISHA LTI JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SttYICL Sails Japan Hongkong "A Spore ETA P .Rlang •Skaw Mart" V. 21 a Mar 2 Apr 1/ I Apr II Apr EAate Mart" V. a "Mar 2Aar I Apr Japan Persian Otalf Sarvioa "Naaa991 words
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Advertisement895 1972-03-28 18 FOR NIW ZIALAHP I l^™ Penang P. Kelang Singapore LtawM far: i CNARBINA- VT Apr o*l. lytt. Aaxk' TRENEBLSS 1V» Mm 13/14 May IS/17 May D'd.n. Lytt. Nap.ar. Cabu iniaaiaHlw wallabli Aaxk. STRAITS/MADRAS SIUVICi mmmm TUglpore P. Relang Penani Laadiag far: PJUNLA' V I Apr I Apr B Apr Nttwattiaaa.895 words
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Advertisement876 1972-03-28 18 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic or Singapore) A ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7. U.K. lUROPI SIRVICI LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURC, R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. Rlang Paaaaa ArrPJWi IEPTtME AMETHYST 2/ I Apr 1/ I Apr I/IB Apr London 11 S. Ha»re876 words
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Advertisement766 1972-03-28 18 ■ffw MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL iam SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na.2OC.Jln. Aatpang, Ku*U Lu.opw I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia EJOTESS SEBVICE TO IOWDOM, LIVERPOOL /CONTINENT POUTS Tf. Mmi Singapore P Relang Penang Lealwg lor: IVNU TERATAI 22/27Mar»/lApr 2/ I Apr 1/ 7 Apr Liverpool 4/5 RdM 12/5 H'burg IS/S BrWMM 11.0766 words
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Advertisement746 1972-03-28 19 THI P«RT OF aiNCAPORI AUTHO SNIP* IM JURONQ POUT ON RITY ANNOUNCED TNI FOLLOW- MARCH M. N n G -VrVkT" A AMOtl< T< IN. Uoyd lUkk. B/l. U.UU.^ FOR »«»>"" aa» B/ ajhlßUl Mfcru B/2. Cfetnc Hani OUT: Dml Duong 34, Hoi Houw 5. B/?, Pacific TeUtar B/S. Yimut Rodin*746 words
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Advertisement655 1972-03-28 19 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. States Marine ithmmmi i «b U. S. ATLANTIC ANO GULF/S INGAPOfIE EXPRESS SERVICE MM 1 n forl Pftii tfall Orleans Salvation rtoaslor I'aoie CAP VINCENT Vay I m m Aar U HEEL MAKER Fit 23 Mar M W FLOTTA LAURO DIRECT SAILINGS TO CENOA—TItESTE— VENICE— NAPLES—655 words
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Advertisement889 1972-03-28 19 rail STATE LINES lP^j^J^ 66-A, ROIINSON ROAD, m lIML TEL, Not. 9M365. *****9 Telex :R3 ***** nitiis j,uvt Ltutott mi stavici ETA ETD UCEPTINC MKSO kIRTU MAMI II Maf II Ma| Auck/Wellon/C church. VESSEL 11 Aar 17 Aar NoumtJ, Calcdoma/Auck. rruiK/tAsi austiuia nn ny "ohiit: nrnt^ "™m!?r™^n»iT Austmi«/p. mortssy. tT'AITS/INDONESUN889 words
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Advertisement696 1972-03-28 19 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family of the late LOW HAN CHYE Chairman and Managing Director HAN HUAT CO. (PTE) LTD., wishes to ex press their sincere thanks to relatives and friends for their condolences, scrolls, wreaths and night-visits and their kind attendance during the funeral. MR. BUSINESSMAN: ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT. a^p^E^696 words
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Advertisement779 1972-03-28 20 GENUAL ADVIKTISIMtHTS ANNOUNCI>*INT/MMONAL tn jp M PHONE C.A.T.B. TEL: *****1 .my: s.oo ..rd M,,7,7.'.«.y so mm FQR d Minimum $7 H tor II wer4l. r U" "XIHILw. Minimum lor M word, I ntapsrt Bad Milsysla 6 7» cent, a oerd B*sSJBBRI srtd Mslsysls: SIM s werd. tJEBSaaS VJi /or -r*..779 words
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Advertisement815 1972-03-28 20 JOIN THI FAMOUS SUCCESS Qualify for your success! Academic subjects Commercial and Secretarial Courses: Languages Morning Afternoon Evening For details ring Success Collages: *****4/*****2 S'por*. WANTBO: SALBS FORCE with good frier dly contacts. Mala/Female, age 35/60. Ideal work for retired sales I personnel. Attractive salary commission with promotion prospects. Apply,815 words
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Advertisement727 1972-03-28 20 FIMALI CLERKS— Office near New World aecondary four above-know typewriting. Interview today (5.00 p.m.— 10.00 p.m.) at 275-A. MacPherson Road. Sing Fat House. JUNIOR FIMALI RICIPTIONItT required urgently. Call personally at 33. South Canal Rd.. from 8.30 a.m. 9 SO a.m. with photograph today A tomorrow. A Progressive Food manufacturing727 words
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Advertisement828 1972-03-28 20 WE REQUIRE THE SERVICES of a Copy Typtst sum Tslepbonlst Apply to Box A 5099 S.T. B'por* for Immediate employment WILL ESTABLISHED IMPORTER rsqulrss on* female clerk typist. Apply with photograph (non-return-able) to Box A 5697 B.T. B'por*. ATTRACTIVE AND CHARMING LAOIIS interested In making $20/--above dally, call at 15-A828 words
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Advertisement986 1972-03-28 20 HOLLAND ROAO, 4-bedroomed SVtstorey splli-leyel, separate dining. 3 bow alrcondltloners. 3 Mngbatbs. lalspbaai. furnished $1,100; Rebecca Road himgakf fl.SOO: Dunearn Road bungalow unfurnished $800: Sixth Avenue terrace unfurnished $450 Spore *****1 TWO SEASIDE DETACHED bung* lows. 1 large t bedrooms. 3 bathrooms; other aCuUMT 1 bsdiooma. 1 bathroom*, patio, lovely986 words
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Advertisement944 1972-03-28 20 FURNISHED ROOMS AVAILABLE from 1.4.71. rooking facilities, reasoaabls rant. Contact 7. Hartley Grove. Franks! Street, B'por*. BUKIT TIMAH 7 M.S. moiiaiß design corner nem I -detached bungalow, alee garden. 5 bedrooms, well furalsbsd. 1 slrcood tel: ***** B'pore 14. 10 JALAN PIRNAMA— 2-storey seml-deurhed 4-bedroonied hous*. Contact Slang Mob Realty944 words
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Advertisement1041 1972-03-28 20 MsaSBB and land low aal*> DISTRICT tit Detached bungalow oa 5.600 sq.ft. of freehold land Situated aa hlghground la quiet and hussy atmosphere. 3-bedrooms. MHiaga/dlalag room, kitchen, servant's room, 1- bath rooms carporch Very neat gardes. Price: fBS.OOO/-. DavM Pboa A Boo*. Valuers A Estate Agents, 30 Tanglln Road. Tel:1,041 words
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Advertisement894 1972-03-28 20 OOLDIN MIL! office space avail able 140 aq. ft. $1.30 p.s.t. Central alrcondltloning. Pleas* call Bepayr Housing Agency Tel: ***** Spore. RAFFLES PLACE prestigious building small office Reat $000 p.m. Enquinss C. H. Williams A Co Pt* Tel *****. Spun. OFFICI SPACE for rent 187 B. Ooldhill Shopping Centre. SSO894 words
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Advertisement507 1972-03-28 21 (Cont. from Page 20) Education LINOUAPHONB INSTITUI (LONDON) teaches 34 Languages quickly and thoroughly 60 years experience, 2.000.000 successful students. Guaranteed courses backed by optional year's correspondence course. Free Demonstration at 1-33 Peninsula Shopping Complex. 3rd Floor, 3 Coleman Street, Singapore 8. Tel: ***** or 80A President Building, 320 Serangoon507 words
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Advertisement687 1972-03-28 21 (BCRBTARIAL COURIEI for girls New Sessions starting April: Subjects: Typewriting. Shorthand. Bookkeeping, Correspondence. Secretarial Duties, Office Practice. Register early. Raja's College 218-D, Changl Road '*****8) Raja's, Raffles Place (966M/M1B70) Spore EXPERT LONDON TUITION by sirLaw; LLB. Bar; Secretaryship' AC18: Accountancy: A CCA. ICWA. A I. A Institute of Credit Management.687 words
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Advertisement629 1972-03-28 21 NAM-H0 TRAVEL SERVICE Limited. Tour Malaya Seven Days B*llo/-. alr-condltloned Bus *****/ Departure Every Sunday. Monday. C/Hlghlands Four Days B*7o/-. Departure Every Wednesday. Bangkok Chlengmal Fourteen Days SSSTO/-. 2/4/72, K/4/72. 15/5/72. 4/S/7S. i*,-*/72. By air Seven Days B*o*B/-. 6/4/72. 19/4/72. 18/8/72. 7/*/72. l*/*/72. Bangkok Hongkong (Macau) Eight Days B*B*s/-. 5/4/72.629 words
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Advertisement511 1972-03-28 21 INTERNATIONAL CHARTBR FLIGHT* CBNTRB OFFXR DC 8/BOEINO TO7 BINOAPORE TO LONDON (404, BRUSBXLS |SSO/-. NIW TORK HO*/-. TORONTO STM/-. LM ANOKUBB— ISM/- VANOOUVKR— (5247-. PARIS— t«»S/-. HOME tTSS/-. FRANKFURT *o0»/-. LUXIIIBOirRO «81«/-. TO. The Arsade. RssTles •laae. SrC Fir. Tell MTM/STCM, AIR CHARTER* AGENCY for charter flithts to and from511 words
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Advertisement645 1972-03-28 21 CURTAIN. UPHOLITERY FABRIC*, carpets. carpet-tiles. trail-paper, furniture. Interior designing eta, OS. Interiors. 401. River Valley Road. Tsl: ITMI*. STHSS weekdara. t a.m. p.m. THX P ASTXBT SALX IN TOWN Dlethelm Oread Prix Baa* With so many exciting discounts everything will go FAST! BAVB |1M ON OROUP 100 BCDROOM BAVX (Ml645 words
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Advertisement930 1972-03-28 21 ornm rover ssmstc int. r«m> bolstered modified IS7B (tin. EataJsM eeerhaailed. New slirnafitiuass and naps player. View MoMI Station. S7O Dsjasarn Road, Spore SI. I*ol JAOUAR a. 4 white, tarftka■s»aaci 1»72. aew tyree. CooeT terVor. sasjaas e»srha«lsJ hi Pssssaher I*7l. EaaKssrlss *****1 eat. 636 •'pore. •NO ISM PBWOBOT SM. Barsllsal930 words
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Advertisement471 1972-03-28 21 >!..■ ihath a> pjaassaaes %t^ ATTENTION aVoiEs Sauna batha. scientific slimming. spotrvduclng. postnatal treatments with very latest machines at Louies Klerk's Salon. 33 Ngee Ana Building. No atrenaous exes cans Tclephoa* *****2 (Spore). SALON t*. The Ellts Baton for Maasage. Steam Bauaabatb. Facial and Manicure. Oent's Hair Stylist. Attractive wed471 words
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Advertisement460 1972-03-28 21 PLAIR OFFER* "My Lady service from bead to tos. Hairdressing •4SMS facials (orlanei, sauna. B maasage ******. boutique/ tailoring W3144 pore TTT? PRBBIOBNT PRIVATB INVEST! OATION 378 President Building. ■adartaks commercial frauds, dlvoree, surveillance, private-enquiries, esaaxtdutlss. *****6. NOMB SERVICE —We .fc.~f.rf. carpets polish all types of Boortags Appointment at your460 words
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Advertisement1245 1972-03-28 22 RICHARD LEE CHEE CHOI l WISH TO INFORM ALL MY FRIENDS AND CLIENTS THAT I AM NO LONGER ASSOCIATED WITH ASIA MARINE SINGAPORE SERVICES (PTE) LTD AND THAT I HAVE LEFT ON MY OWN ACCORD. I AM NOW TRADING AS SIDO ENTERPRISES AT NO. 19, ANAMALAI AVENUE, SINGAPORE, 10. TEL:1,245 words
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Advertisement648 1972-03-28 22 m North American Rockwell yj^w Singapore Private Limited Our expansion programme has generated more openings for those wishing to make a career in our Company. We are currently looking for experienced TOOLMAKERS Candidates with at least 4 years experience in making tools, dies, jigs and fixtures from blue prints should648 words
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Advertisement728 1972-03-28 22 -JBfi^ TELEDYNE ri SEMICONDUCTOR A DIVISION OF TELEDYNE (S) PTE. LTD. requires SINGAPORE CITIZENS for the following posts: (o) PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Female Over 21 years old. Have at least experience in a supervisory capacity. Able to speak English, Mandarin and Malay. (b) RECEPTIONIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR Pleasant disposition and good728 words
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Advertisement806 1972-03-28 22 BABAH GOVERNMENT VA< W( IKS PSC NOTICE NO. 43 72 Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens fcr the following appointment with the Education Department lai POST: Teacher. Special Grade ib) SALARY SCALE: Division 11. 01. 2. 3 4 5 < $250 x2O 310 353. 375. 420. 443. 465. 487. 510806 words
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Article, Illustration294 1972-03-28 23 A building dedicated to young people of the future SINGAPORE, Monday rE foundation stone of the proposed $70 million Ocean Building in Collyer Quay was laid yesterday by four children two boys and two girls representing the youth of Singapore. They were Ronald Sathianathan. 14; Koh Ching Hong, 13; Ramlah294 words
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Letters to the Editor
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690 1972-03-28 23 No reason to blame the HDB for favouritism Maintenance of one-room flats LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. 1 WISH to comment on your report headlined "One690 words
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236 1972-03-28 23 Why the asst. nurse quits after a —while- rE Health Minister said that assistant nurses usually opted oat of service after sometime (S.T., March 23). Does the Minister know why? I am an assistant none and had worked in various hospitals including Tan Tock Seng Hospital which has the greatest236 words
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Letter175 1972-03-28 23 A FEW years ago when the Housing Board could offer only threeroom flats, I was compelled to purchase a terrace house on mortgage terms. Since then, the Board has offered for sale bigger and Improved flats, and Instituted the scheme whereby mortgage Instalments could175 words
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503 1972-03-28 23 WE would like to thank ELS for his comments on "Pollution and safety at the PSA" (S.T. March 11). The PSA Is solidly behind the Government antlpollutloi. and work safety campaigns. However, to help pinpoint the sources of his complaints,503 words
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Advertisement337 1972-03-28 23 EXPO '72 Malaysia Federal Highway off Lorong Utara Kechil at Section 52, Petal ing Jaya. FOR ENQUIRIES, CONTACT Malay Chamber of Commerce, Selangor. Tel. ***** or *****9 V J MALAYAN RAILWAY ANNOUNCEMENT There will be an additional train service (T-nlrd Class passenger only) running between Kuala Lumpur and Butterworth during337 words
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Advertisement60 1972-03-28 23 V«cy simple operation, no discs to changt or dull to turn. S«t th« l«v«r. tnd tit* Bernini Record 830 the chosen embroidery stitch Patented pretter loot filiation no screws T SWISS MAOEJ i Ask for Colour Catalogues GAMMETERS PTE. LTD. PENINSULA SHOPPING COMPLEX N93-07. COLfMAN STREET. SINGAPORE 6 T EL60 words
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Article39 1972-03-28 24 PORT Authority Recreation Club beat Car Parks 4-1 In a friendly soccer match at Buklt Chermln yesterday. Ads bin Sanl (2), Mohd Noor and Murthl netted for the portmen, while Aaarl replied for the losers.39 words
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Article, Illustration476 1972-03-28 24 Grand Prix: Why I must win— Perry AH* New Zealand's Geoff Perry wants to win this year's Singapore and Malaysian Grand Prix for motorcycles and he has a special reason for this he wants them as a wedding present to his wife Jan Handl. Perry, 22, will miss the last476 words
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Article52 1972-03-28 24 MALACCA. Mon. Singapore's National Youth team yesterday trounced a Malacca Selection 6-0 in a friendly soccer match here. Leading by a goal through Naslr at half-time Singapore piled up the goals in the secondhalf for a runaway victory. Scorers were Seah Poh Leong. Brian Bachelor, Ramlee (2),52 words
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Article76 1972-03-28 24 EDINBURGH. Mon. Taiwan's Lv Liang Huan. runner-up In the British Open golf championship last year, has entered for this year's championship at Mulrfleld, Scotland, from July 12 to IS. The Taiwan Oolfer, affectionately known as "Mr. Lv," was a favourite with the crowds at Royal76 words
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Article49 1972-03-28 24 MOSCOW. Mon. Yevgeny Penkovsky of the Soviet Union set a World record for the mlddleheavyweight jerk when he lifted 308 kg (4S7V4Ib) at a weight-lifting tournament here today. He added 0.5 kg (l Ib) to the previous record held by another Russian, David Rlgert.— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article300 1972-03-28 24 ITNBEATEN Geylang Serai Vocational Institute shocked mighty Raffles Institution by holding them to a scoreless draw in the National Schools Inter-Dlstrlct soccer championship at Fairer Park yesterday. Newcomers Oeylang, who have previously beaten Oan Eng Seng 10 and Swiss Cottage 5 0. have Impressed officials with their300 words
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Article37 1972-03-28 24 RANGOON, Mon. Thailand eliminated Ceylon from the Asian Zone Two Olympic soccer tournament with a 5-0 victory In a first round league match here last night. All the goals were scored In the first half.37 words
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123 1972-03-28 24 A SUPERB late goal by International Oop a 1 Singh enabled Khalsa Association to hold Port Authority to a 1-1 draw In their opening SHA league Dlv. One hockey match at Serangoon Road yesterday. In a scrappy match caused by poor ground conditions.123 words
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Article250 1972-03-28 24 rrrTLE CHASINQ Outhrle Waugn yesterday won another 140 bonus when they beat Malaysia Singapore Alrilnes 2-0 tc enter the tlnal of the Business Houses Football League's league and Cup Div. One soccer tournament at Jalan Besar stadium. Their match winner was striker Andy250 words
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Article, Illustration308 1972-03-28 25 Punters at Penang take beating RACING with EPSOM JEEP |T was a bleak weekend for punters at Penang. Only one favourite, Cinema VII, obliged in 17 races and on Sunday favourites in seven of the nine races failed to finish "in the money." Beaten favourites on the two days cost308 words
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Article116 1972-03-28 25 SETBACK FOR PRINCESS ANNE ALDERSHOT (England). Mon. —Princess Anne finished only eighth in the Crookham Horse Trials near here yesterday after leading at the start of the third and final stage. Her horse Doublet, on which she won the European championship last September, dropped down the Held because of timeReuter - 116 words
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Article32 1972-03-28 25 LONDON. Mon. England beat France for the first time in seven years when they wfln their Rugby League amateur International 22-2 at Barrow yesterday. England led 7-2 at halftime. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration1022 1972-03-28 25 11/ EIGHTS for the TT Kuala Lumpur races this weekend: SATURDAY CL. DIV. I 9F. Mustang II 9.00 Whernslde 8 12 Brile de Jour 8.10 Stable Currency 8.08 Special Steel 8.08 Tie Chairman 8.08 East Coast Ocean 8.07 Highland Inn 8.07 Charlie Brov.n 807 Oleg Casslni 8.00 Entertainer1,022 words
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Article, Illustration784 1972-03-28 25 3-month suspension for jockey C.H. Tan: Bougoure fined $1,000 STIPE'S REPORT THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the races at Penang last weekend: SATURDAY Race 1: Tiny Tim (Wadl i Jumped away awkwardly and lost several lengths at the start In the straight Prediction II iL Kang) had to take a784 words
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167 1972-03-28 25 MARSH LEADS CIRCUIT RACE WITH 65½ BANGKOK. Mon. Graham Marsh of Australia collected enough points in the Thai Open golf tournament to take the lead for the first time >n the Asian c rcuit standings. Marsh finished joint third with Mya Aye of Burma on 285 at Bangkok yesterday. The167 words
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Article291 1972-03-28 25 Victory for Player by one stroke NEW ORLEANS. Mon. Gary Player won the US $125,000 New Orleans golf tournament here yesterday by one stroke. A final round of three- under-par 69 gave him the narrow win with an aggregate of 279. Second place was shared by Jack Nlcklaus and DaveReuter - 291 words
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341 1972-03-28 25 BRIDGETOWN (Barbados), Mon. A fighting unbeaten stand of 125 by Charlie Davis and skipper Gary Sobers saved the West Indies from a threatened innings defeat by New Zealand In the Third Test here yesterday At close of play on the fourth day ofReuter - 341 words
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Advertisement241 1972-03-28 24 Sal? shoe co. 354/356, North Bridge Rd.SooreZ PHONE! *****. *****. BARGAIN ENCYCLOPEDIA in* SIRAiTS TIMES ENCYCLOPEDIC WORLD DICTIONARY Here, for Strain Time, Reodert ik« reference book borgoin of o lifetime Thu ••■ossive piece of Kholartnip I 856 pog« O"Mluced by the greatest authorities of Modern English is offered to Straits241 words
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Advertisement139 1972-03-28 24 I wu lili With SINGAPORE SWEEP Yes, with 8400,000/- or other major prizes in the Singapore Sweep. You can afford to buy your dream house, cars and other luxuries. Don't miss your chance. Buy your tickets for 4th April draw NOW! C*i Essaven 0 r wj* is a must for139 words
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Page 24 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous20 1972-03-28 24 SOCCER Oovt. Services Junior k.o. quarter-final: PUB v STB (P. Park 5 15 p.m.). MOTOR-RACING: Scrutlneerlng (Hotel Malaysia 9 ajn).20 words
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Advertisement206 1972-03-28 25 tern Coo^ry _-.L &f X fv J "*T^^sissssssM i^b^l .l-p pcr '^v, 2-—^^2 IsssV m sssssssssl WWW I vbssmZ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m^v^^SS bssw^T* ssßllWll B W J^#€3HBfc i < 4ssssssV^L^^?Blinl!ssslP^sM^^^ bss^bssssssheoHMSbssv Lsssssssss^ <E3B'^E^^m||^^Hr x A A V > jß*^*issstj^ >^K \u\\\m -^i^^^KjP^^^^^^m^^^BH V^^tf^^^sssssssssssssi^ .^^^^v^ssV J^l*^^ **2 ■L^.^LsssssCv LsssV \\\\\\l'-\. h sHaMa^^sssi f »^B206 words
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Article, Illustration82 1972-03-28 26 ADELAIDE, Mon. A 13 year-old boy dangled by his right foot from an electricity power pole for almost an hour yesterday before he was rescued by firemen. Hank Blaauw had climbed the 40ft 12-metre) |>ole in a race with anotherReuter; UPI - 82 words
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267 1972-03-28 26 JAKARTA, Monday TWE I n d o n c sian Government plans to regulate the shareholdings of non-In-donesian firms by buying up 50 per cent of their shares, President Suharto said today. Speaking at the Palace to 300 lecturersReuter - 267 words
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Article206 1972-03-28 26 You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are too content with the way you speak and write* Are you sore that you *re not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? You are Judged by your English. Thousands are handicapped because206 words
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181 1972-03-28 26 Man who beat off kidnap gang has key problem By K.B. SIDHU SINGAPORE, Mon. A contractor who was almost kidnapped by a gang 10 days ago, is now left with a problem the gang escaped with his only bunch of car keys. Mr. Ng Keng Cheng 40, of Circuit Road,181 words
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Obituary78 1972-03-28 26 MR. JOIIPM TIO GIK CHOON *i«l 88 pUMd away paae«(ully OB 27.5.72 laavins bahlnd bclovod wife. I aon*. Chaw Ban. Chaw Nfuan (Martin). Chaw B*c(. I daufhtan, Lac Long. I** Cm. 1 aon-io-law, Edjnund L*« 1 daucbtcr-ln-Uw, Llm Soon Ba and 1 frmadehlMrao to mourn hli lou. CorUia leavea78 words
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Article96 1972-03-28 26 TAIWAN SOLUTION MUST COME FIRST WASHINGTON, Mon. A peaceful means to solve problems between Peking and Taipeh must be found before the United States remove its troops from Taiwan, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Marshall Green said in a broadcast interview yesterday. Mr. Green was questioned repeatedly about Taiwan andUPI - 96 words
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106 1972-03-28 26 Second Soviet bid to soft-land on Venus MOSCOW, Mon.— The Soviet Union today launched Venus--8 and said the unmanned Sputnik will attempt to soft-land scientific equipment on Venus in July. Tass news agency said the Sputnik carried a softlander designed to carry out exploration on the Venuslan surface. The SovietUPI - 106 words
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64 1972-03-28 26 COLOMBO. Mon. Former cabinet minister Philip Ounawardena. 72. acknowledged as the "father of Marxism" In Ceylon, died last night and one of his eyes was immediately Implanted In a 10-year-old boy. A spokesman for the Ceylon Eye Donation Society, to which the eyes were bequeathed,Reuter - 64 words
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Article29 1972-03-28 26 CANBERRA. Mon. Australian Prime Minister William McMahon today rejected a request for a special Liberal Party meeting on Wednesday to discuss Australia's present tense political climate. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article31 1972-03-28 26 JAKARTA. Mon. Foreign Minuter Adam Malik probably will visit Bangla Desh In the nearr future In connection with Indonesian efforts to reconcile Pakistan and Bangla Desh, Antara reported today. AP.AP - 31 words
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Article441 1972-03-28 26 lONDON. Mon. The market closed ■d arm on (mail Interest and at 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index was up 4.1 at 507.2. llM>n> featured arm on the results while Pye also gained for the same reason. Glaxo. ICI. Beechaim and fourtaulds wrre among othen to advaace. Engineering441 words
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175 1972-03-28 26 KANGAR (Perils), Monday rpHE Ministry of Trade and Industry will not is- sue licences to firms to open factories or start industries unless they agree to employ a work force comprising at least 40 per cent Malays. This was stated here today175 words
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Article52 1972-03-28 26 TOKYO. Mon. Nissan Motor Company sala today It had started recalling more than 160.000 Datsun 1600 passenger cars and vans to remedy faulty fitting* in their Drake hoses. Of the total. some 124,000 units were marketed In the United States. Canada. Australia, Europe and some otherReuter - 52 words
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154 1972-03-28 26 BUENOS AIRES, Mon. Argentina's military Government today squashed efforts by the Flat car company to ransom one of Its executives kidnapped by terrorists and threatened with execution at midnight tonight. Flat's general manager in Argentina. Mr. Oberdan Sallustro, was kidnapped on Tuesday by154 words
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Advertisement41 1972-03-28 26 >»a»a»««..........,..........,...... lllg>>>>M>>#>><>>>i>i Coupon for FREE BOOKLET I Please send me without obligation a free copy of Word Mastery 1 with details of your London correction service for Overseas students. Name Address THE RECENT INSTITUTE (Dept 31) P.O. Bo« 1538. Singapore, 1.41 words
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Advertisement219 1972-03-28 26 ■Hi i i: C Wi* WP B»^F WP t? [Us! m% The water seekers. When clubs, canteens, offices. And if ever you have any they want a drink of water, hospitals, hostels, railway problems with your Blue nothing else will do. Only stations, shipyards. «t., uu«t« r««i« water. The best219 words
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Miscellaneous14 1972-03-28 26 The weather WEATHER outlook (or Singapore today (torn 6 am to noon: Isolated showers.14 words
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