Eastern Sun, 23 March 1971

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  • Title Section
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    24 1 EASTERN SUN sinews own national dafly Final edition 10 CBIItS Estd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1602 Tuesday, March 23. 1971 M C (P) 2510
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon MPs LASH 'DECADENCE'
    747 1 Pornography, pop music, sex, passion and violence J>ARLIAMENT backbenchers yesterday lashed out at growing decadence in Singapore. They strongly criticised pop music, bell-bottom trousers, pornographic literature, sex, passion and violence on the screen. They were debating the estimates of the Ministry of Culture. The MP for JJembawang,
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  • Article
    Lock icon New Soviet deal for spare parts
    109 1 JAKARTA The Soviet Union has agreed to sell spare parts for planes and ships to Indonesia on an easy pay. noents basis. Foreign Minister Adam Malik ■aid yesterday. The Russians had discontinued the supply of spar e parts to Indonesia following the abortive J965
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  • Article
    Lock icon SINGAPORE TO FLY WORLDWIDE
    465 2 SINGAPORE'S own national airline would operate a round-the-world service, the Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sui Sen, announced yesterday. He said the airline would operate flights on international routes to Europe and the United States. And he claimed tliLs was a major point of disagreement with the
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  • Article
    Lock icon The word swallowing announcers
    147 2 Tamil announcers who "swallow all their words'' came under heavy fire in Parliament yesterday. The MP for potong Pasir. Mr S. Ramasw a m y complained about the poor pronunciation of radio and TV Tamil announcers during the debate on the expenditure estimates for the Ministry
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Garbage truck rams house
    188 2 Mrs G. Hudson of Jolan Uji was sleeping yesterday afternoon when the PWD garboge truck came on its regular rounds. But Instead of stopping outside, the big track kept going—right into the side of the houseIt ripped through the front fence and smashed into the wall
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    Lock icon RELIEF TEACHERS SHORTAGE IS A PROBLEM-MINISTER
    108 2 RELIEF TEACHERS SHORTAGE IS A PROBLEM -MINISTER Relief teachers form only five per cent of the total teacher population, the Minister for Education. Mr Llm Kim San, said yester- day. He said the problem of relief teachers developed because there were not enough people who wasted to be teachers by
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Here's a man tougher than Joe Frazier
    61 4 Here's a punch even world heavyweight boxing champion Joe Frasier would be proud of. The force of it cracked three tiles The man holding them had to be supported bj two others. It was all part of a demonstration by 250 members of
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    Lock icon Health courses planned for our schools: Chua
    230 4 Ministry of Education will reintroduce the teaching of hygiene and personal and environmental health in schools. The Minister for Health. Mr Chua Sian Chin announced this at the opening of the Travelling Health Exhibition at the Teachers' Training College yesterday. The University of
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    Lock icon Open verdict on soldier's death
    295 4 OTATE Coroner Mr Liew Ngik Kee yesterday returned an open verdict on th« death ot a soldier shot dead at JaJan Teck Wkye Camp last month. The evidence produced did not enable him to come to any definite conclusion, he remarked at the end of
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    Lock icon FOOD glorious FOOD
    162 4 Don't settle for second best today bar minute steak. At only $2.99 a pound it'll make, your dinner hour a happy time. And there's no race against the clock to get the meal prepared Just pop the steak under the criller and cook —for a minute. Today's
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    Lock icon ACS fun fair on Saturday
    138 4 The Anglo -Chinese School will hold its Fan -O Rama IV on Saturday April 1. ACS fun fairs nave always been held on a grand scale and the last one in 1968 netted $83,000. This year the school hopes to raise $120,000 at Fun-O-Ram a
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    Lock icon Ceremony
    32 4 The Presbyterian Boys' School will hold its annual speech and prizegiving ceremony on Friday. April 2 at S pm. The Rev. T.R. Doraisamy will deliver the speech and fiva away prizea.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      72 4 im SINGAPORE TOWN 1.35 am. (5.5 ft); 7.12 am. (7.7 ft.); 2.31 pm. (1.7 rt.); 9.40 pm. (7.6 ft.). TOMORROW 2.44 am. (47 ft.); 8.35 am. (5.5 ft.); 3.24 pm. <1.2 ft.); 10 09 pm. (SJg ft.). NAVAL DOCKYARD 1.47 am. (fi.4 ft.); «.4« am. (1.5 ft.); 2.97 pm. (2.5
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    Lock icon 8 YEARS FOR DEATH OF HOUSEMATE
    328 5 Wives' row led to killing labourer who stabbed his neighbour to death in a "moment of anger" over their wives' domestic quarrels was jailed eight years by the High Court yesterday. Teo Mah Seng, 59, admitted stabbing shipfitter Leong Yuan Tien, 51 with a
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    Lock icon DAP: No comment on dare
    209 5 JOHORE BAHRU The Democratic Action Party will not comment on a challenge to fight the Johore Alliance in by-election. The by-elect ion 1« in the predominantly Chinese Bekok State Constituency In Johore. Enche Ikhwan Naslr, Political Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Dr Ismail,
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    Lock icon March Art show
    35 5 More than 10 leading artists will give a demonstration and talk to the public from tomorrow to Sunday at the "March Art Exhibition" at the Victoria Memorial Hall from 6 pm daily.
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    Lock icon 600 attend high society wedding
    232 5 Mr and Mrs Kwee Liong Kon g seen after their wedding at the weekend. The wedding linked two important business families Mr and Mrs Chua Boon Unn with Mr and Mrs Henry Kwee Hian liong. Mr Chua Is the Managing Director of Cycle and Carriage
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    Lock icon 'EGYPT IS OUT TO STRANGLE ISRAEL'
    440 7 Historian calls Sadat a phony ON DON A noted British historian has said Egypt is seeking Israeli withdrawal from captured Arab territory because it "wonts to strangle Israel." Prof. AJ.P. Taylor, suggested this in on ortkle in the Sunday Express. He said. Jerusalem should
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    Lock icon Arab Federation to be born at the weekend
    185 7 BEIRUT The long-awaited federation between Egypt, Syria, Libya and Sod an will be announced on Svnday, according to the independent Am Nalier newspaper. The newspaper says this is the reason Egyptten President Anwar Sadat paid a secret visit to Libya last Friday.
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    Lock icon Kuwait to recognise Red China
    105 7 KUWAIT Kuwait has decided to exchange ambassadors with China. Minister •f State Abdcl Asia Hassan has announced. Hassan told reporters the decision had been take*i by cabinet. The cabinet decided to set-up diplomatic relations with the Peoples' Republic of China at ambassadorial level and on
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    Lock icon Young Nazis heckle speech on racism
    147 7 STDNKT Mwtan •i toe nen-Naai N» tinllrt HiriiMrt r«t, attempted to Onrapt m vcccfc ky ®i» potation leader Goujh WhttUm a| a meeting Ml to aaik the Untted Nati on I Day Aa WkUiaa aake to aa of 3M people at the Central Method
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    Lock icon 5,000 in UK's biggest march against bill
    216 7 About 5,000 people inarched through London at the weekend m Britain's M39Mt-ever race demonstration. They were protecting against the Government's new Immigration Bill. It aayg Immigrants will have to register with the police and would place new restrictions on dependent*. Leaders of the
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    Lock icon Olympic star denies romance with Princess
    106 8 Britain's Princess Anne and former Olympic gold medallist Richard Meade (pictured) confess to being more than just casual friends but deny any rumours of a serious romance. A Belgian magazine recently reported Hot the two are romantically involved. Meade, one of Britain's leading riding
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    Lock icon MPs vote today for new Premier in Belfast
    276 8 r>ELFAST, North Ireland Two contenders, Brian Faulkner and William Craig, were formally nominated yesterday for Northern Ireland's premiership. They have been nominated by Members of the Northern Ireland Parliament belonging to the ruling Protestant-based Unionist Party. MPs will vote today to decide
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    Lock icon AVALANCHES TRAP MANY TOURISTS IN SWITZERLAND
    240 8 GENEVA Police issued new avalanche warnings in South Switzerland vesterd.iv where tourists were trapped by blocked roadt. Fresh snow has fallen in many alpine regions. Teams of workers have set out to clear roads and railway lines hit by a series of avalanches following
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    Lock icon Smashing way to protest
    80 8 GENEVA A Polish refugee yesterday calmly hacked away a Rolls Royce with an ice pick at the Geneva Automobile show before stunned spectators. Before security guards could stop him, he had already started working over a Mercedes at the next stand. Police said he wanted to
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    Lock icon Sit-down by Jews: 800 held
    111 8 WASHINGTON More than 800 Jews and heir supporters have been arrested near the Soviet embassy. They were demonstrating against visa restrictions on Russian Jews wanting to emigrate to Israel. Many were released after paying $3O bail. The exact number of arrests was not known but
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    Lock icon Pompidou loses bid to gain power in local politics
    215 8 PARIS The Pompidou administration and its left-wing opposition faced each other in a stalemate yesterday. Nationwide municipal elections have blunted a government drive to Increase Gaullist power in local politics. Spokesman for all parties involved in Sunday's decisive secondround ballot the
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  • A PLACE IN THE SUN
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      Lock icon This is pathetic
      633 9  -  Sideshow genius on view Mm Ml R R. Govindorojon, the "mothematicol genius/' has been touring Singapore tor o month amazing everyone with the brilliance of his calculotions. Before coming here be toured his native indla and other Asian countries and where people were also amazed. Mr Govlndarajan
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      Lock icon SHE'S A TIGER
      51 9 Cynthia Robertson, from Tennessee, with the help of Bengal tiger Indira from an English Game Reserve, shows the new outfits to be worn by the stewardesses of National Airways. Stewardess Cynthia is wearing the tigerskin topcoat with notched collar and half-belt at lh« back, all in synthetic
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  • Article
    Lock icon EMOTIONAL ISSUE
    370 10 POLITICAL detention Is a highly emotional issue because, academically, there can be no Justification for it in a democracy. The question does arise, however, whether democracy should protect itself against overthrow by violent anti-democratic elements and how it should go about it But, however unfortunate, what Home Affairs
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    Lock icon UTTER CONFUSION
    177 10 THE South Vietnamese Invasion of Laos is ending in utter confusion. Nobody can say at this moment whether the mission was a success or a failure; nor can anyone say whether what is going on Ls withdrawal or a rout. Saigon will say that its troops had achieved
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    Lock icon HOW VITAL IS INDIAN OCEAN?
    519 10  -  By Elizabeth Wharton VVfASHINGTON A just-concluded two-day conference on the Indian Ocean posed more questions than answers for some 800 scholars and diplomats who sat in on the meetings. Sponsored by the Georgetown University Centre for Strategic and International Studies, the conference went into: The
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  • SUN SOAPBOX WHERE READERS HAVE A SAY
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      Lock icon Suicide far too easy
      186 10 SIR: Housing Board flats are death traps. y* Almost everyday someone jumps, or attempts to jump, from their balconies. Death is so easy just close your eyes, climb over and a few seconds later you'll be a messy blotch on the ground below. The Housing and
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      Lock icon BLIND TO POVERTY
      132 10 SIR* I HAVE heard Singa- poreans say, with pride, that no-one starves In this city, and if they do. it is their own fault. Your report In The Sun on the ex-leprosy patients who live on mere cents a day highlights the fact that these people do
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      46 10 Trans-Pacific EXCLUSIVE TO JAL 5 flights to Tokyo, with 16 onward connections to the west coast USA every week. U/XPAN AIR LINES 7\ I lie worldwide airline (i Aipun Fk»t Ll<« BWj., 96 Bobinioo Rd Slngwtor* Tt» *****1. A.I.A. Buildinf. Jalan kmptnf, Kuati Lumpur. T»4: *****.
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  • SUN SCOPE
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      Lock icon Philippines still has a Wild West
      912 11 rpHE PHILIPPINES "pocket war" on the sprawling southern island Of Mindanao is too complicated for any Hollywood film. Even Cecil B. De Mille would have backed away fronp these features:" A bloody triangular rivalry among Moslem residents, Christian "settlers'* and nomadic pagan tribes. men.
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    Lock icon UK DOCTOR DEVELOPS MALE PILL
    571 12/13 The Doctor's Diary for most women the Pill offers the sofest ond most reliable means of contraception, it still has harmful side-effects for some. Many women wonder with some justification perhaps why they should be the only sex who takes all the risks. Why hasn't
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    Lock icon SUN PEOPLE WATCHERS
    112 12/13 The SUN People-Watchers an Interested in you at work and at play. Every day our cameramen are on the lookout for the human lido of lifa funny and serious. Whether sleeping, eating, or just playing YOU and your friends could be featured. The People-Wat-chers appear every Tuesday
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    Lock icon Son ran off with divorcee
    450 14  -  ANN LANDERS "PI EAR ANN: Two year* ago oar son, who was then only tO, met a woman at the wedding of oar eldest son. She was a friend of mine who bad moved nearby recently a total nut with all the trimmings, about 33.
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
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      711 14 B CARROLL RIOHTER'S GENERAL TENDENCIES: An adverse day for forcing anything. Ton would oe wise to follow the precepts and principles of whatever philosophy or religion you accept. Do nothing that could in any way upset the person of whom you are most fond. Be considerate. TAURUS GEVN CANCER VRGO
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    Lock icon REMEMBER ELSA THE LIONESS?
    61 15 further memorable adventures of Elsa the lioness and her three cubs are being filmed in Africa as Columbia Pictures' Living Free." Like the other Highroad production, "Born Free/' the new film is based on the Joy Adamson book. Nigel Davenport and Susan Hampshire as George and
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    Lock icon Last stop Singapore for Margand Quartet
    94 15 THE Singapore Musical Society, in con- junction with the French Embassy, is presenting a concert featuring the Margand Quartet. This quartet will be performing at the Victoria Theatre on Monday, 12th April at 8.45 p.m. Three of the four women In the group play
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
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      173 15 a. ft' ORGAWISATID CATHAY -*****; UHI X iMVS. II to I.M b .Ml U\KKtK lIIAN AXHKK Kod Inylor. duty Keuam A Cinema Centex Pi.n ln Color OPENS THURSDAY! Columbia Pictures' "The rar*ait Of Happiness"' Barbara Hershey Color I OOEON 21H6 LAST t DAVHI II aa I.M. H >IK UHM't No
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      206 15 o *****4 U a.m. I <5 4 < M 1.11 Brian Keltn, Helmut Oriem The MrBEN/IK BRFAB' •n Color (United ArUaU. OPh'NS TOMORROW I James Coborn At Lynn Red«ra*e BLOOD KIN" Id Technicolor iWBi J_AIM_TOi. m)7nn Of U BA<ULA" Color (SB H E X *****1 I.ABT Dtn II I lit
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      973 16 today's 7 £5 TV SHMGAPURA CHANNEL J Of IN INC A N NOtl NCIMIHTS, toiled by GENERAL HOSPITAL A daytime serial about the *taH arxl the patients cl a 'otpital FOR THi FAMILY A magazine «e» let presented the Na*«eri*i Language A DIARY OF FVINTS IN SINGAPORE THIS WEEK (National
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    Lock icon FASHION WAFTS ROMANTICISM INTO LATEST IN LOUNGE WEAR
    261 17  -  By Florence de Santis TT'S often noted that when the fashion trend in doywear is stark, clothes for at-home hours tend to be contradictorily romantic. It's happening right now. All those pants, especially when they're shorts, tend to drive a lot of
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    Lock icon A nondescript clerk turns Premier's pilot
    400 17 A slim, attractive brunette has been appointed Australia's first official State Government pilot. Her job is to fly the Premier of Queensland, Johannes BjelkgPetersen and members of his cabinet around the State. It covers 667,000 square miles equal to the combined area of Britain,
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    Lock icon Big industrial show soon
    517 18 T)AKISTAN will hold on exhibition of industrial products in Singapore between May 1-15, and in Kuala Lumpur between July 1-15. The exhibition in Singapore will be held ot the Great World Amusement Park, Kim Seng Rood. Participation In International fairs and holding of single country exhibitions
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    Lock icon Pakistan/Singapore trade
    50 18 Mohammed All Jinnah founder and father of Pakistan. Value in million Year Imports from Export to Pakistan Pakistan Total trade 964 9.70 12.32 22.02 965 10.79 9.34 20.13 966 20.97 14.27 35.*4 967 38.45 19.96 58.41 968 78.46 15.79 94.25 969 69.36 18.57 87.93 970 54.67 24.37 79.04
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  • Page 18 Advertisements
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      127 18 PAKISTAN SUPPLEMENT With Best Compliments front Qureshl's Carpets Pte. Ltd. HIGH CLASS PERSIAN, BOKHARA, INDIAN, CHINESE,' PAKISTAN-SRK FINISHED CONTINENTAL CARPETS RUGS. 35/37, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE, 9. PHONE: *****, *****. With Best Wishes Irmm, KARIM SILK MILLS LTD. KARACHI COLONY THAL TEXTILE MILLS LTD. BHAKKAR AGENT: P. GANGARAM 84-A, HIGH STREET,
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      72 18 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government People of Pakistan on their National Day Managing Directors: Haji Mohomed Khan Abdeali Haji Tayebali SINGAPORE RATTAN CANE MART PTE. LTD. GENERAL EXPORTER P.O. BOX NO. 1245 Specialist in Tin Ingots, Rubber Latex, Railway Sleepers, Timber, Betel nut, Sagoflour, Coconut-oil, Rice, Textiles, etc. With
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    Lock icon The holiday of a lifetime for you
    362 19 year about 140 million people dismiss daily problems with a sigh of relief and set out by plane, train or ship to spend their holidays in other countries. They are tourists, a tenderly loved tribe, for they spend money and help swell foreign
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    Lock icon Water for all
    168 19 TO realise the goals of welfare state, which is the aim of the Pakistan Government, public corporation were created like th e Water and Power Devefopment Authority, popularly known as WAPDA, one in East and one in West Pakistan. Not only have they brought about speedy development
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      53 19 Sincere Greetings Best Wishes to the Government People of Pakistan on their National Day A. ISSARDAS SONS 104-A, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. TEL: ***** *****4 Congratulations Best Wishes To The Government And People Of Pakistan On The Occasion Of Their NATIONAL DAY. From:BOKHARA CARPET HOUSE 3. RAFFLES PLACE (Ist Floor) SINGAPORE
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      129 19 SINCERE GREETINGS BEST WISHES TO THE PEOPLE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN ON THEIR NATIONAL DAY from > Ee Tal Tong FOOK HUAT TONG KEE 58, NEW BRIDGE ROAD, SING AIM >RE, I. Tela: *****, *****, ***** Cable Address: "FOOK HUAT" With Best Compliments from BHADEUA INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD. MA.NI FACTUIIEKS OF
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Perak Carbide makes debut
      234 20 New counter Perak Carbide opened with sales at a discount on the boards of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The share which was allowed trading on ready and delayed basis had recently established $3.5 million by private placement bringing its total paid-up capital to $7.2 million. The
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      Lock icon EAC is Sakura film agents
      63 20 The East Asiatic Company Limited in Singapore has been appointed Agents for Sakura graphic arts Alms used by the printing industry in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. The representative for Sakura Alms, Mr Hiroya Nakamura of Konishiroku Photo Industry Company Limited, was here recently to study
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      Lock icon Rubber at 109 cents
      303 20 April first grad« rubber buyers closed at 5 pm in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 109 cents per kilo. The tone of the market was steady. Opening quotations were marked up 25 cents In sympathy with London advices. The session ruled steady on shortcovering and
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      Lock icon H.K. currency
      121 20 HONG KONG Yesterday'* 5 pm currency rate* (supplied by Foreign Kxrbunge and Investment Ltd (Bofcti) (Kellers) 195 20 196J0 per 100 strait* dollar* 147.50 ***** per 1.000 Taiwan dollar* •-75 8.77 per Australian dollar 840 360 oer 1.000 Burmese kyatj 4.66 4.75 per 1.000 Indian rupees 150 105
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      837 20 BUSINESS done io and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singa pore with the number of shares traded in bracket* in lot* of 1.000 onitf links* otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Ben $1.20 (3); Berjaya $1.19 (1) $1.20 (2): DIM $l2l (1) $l2O (1);
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      48 20 (Miniin rnr« lot Much Urd) AN1A UNIT TKI 8TB M Invest rood Lt» 144 M»U Pro* MM ial CHAH1 I)Nit Wl nod IN U* •UftOArOMfc I'Ml M «»rt lit Com lud. 1 Oft Lll Tit SftTtnga tru.. ta miMItt Prim l«v Mwcfe Unl| •ttruna u* M
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      686 20 BID and offer price* officially listed at the close of business lo tbe Singapore .and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Btork Exchange vesterda* INDUSTRIALS a 8 ACMA 1.42 1.43 Alcan 1.40 1.41 Allied Choc 2.67 Ben 1.18 1.22 Be r jay a 1.18 120 Borneo 193 1.M
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      71 20 iMt awn print «t me tlnnpttre blnrw Kirntntf tMrrdu Produce »a» > B ft. Monai Oti il.U.6.1 DBll SIM 1 nctinai ou if a D.l draw a mm 1 orpr» IA.Wi Muntok Mrbiu *«i« IMt% NUW mm lf)M i«nnl Mbtu 18'-. 60 Mniwik rfpectaj HJ*rt N{ NLA w 1RXJX}
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      Lock icon REVIEW: Japan, U.S. cut into Thai marts
      447 21 Posit Karnchanawat, Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs of Thailand, soys the rice export situation in the country is critical. He said thU waa because the United State* and Japan have taken over Indian and Indonesian markets, traditional markets for Thai rice. The Minister
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      Lock icon Rollei technician trainees in Germany
      102 21 Twenty-seven technicians of Rollei (S) Pte Ltd left for Germany last week to a ttend sixmonth courses is earners assembly and parts production- st the company's head office ia Braunschweig The courses will include cine-projector assembly sad cine-projec-tor parts production as well ss optic and
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      Lock icon LEOPOLD PUT ON $1.50
      416 21 SYDNEY Leopold soared further in response to its nickel strike during active trailing on the Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday. Thr fully paid sh are* opened at ST.M, then jumped to $8 st. but weakened slightly to close at $6. St. The Associated Contributed Shares rose $2
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      Lock icon Beach balls to mark inaugural flight
      214 21 Uftkansa Genua AirNmi are »*w M coloarfat taMfc bads to youngsters M a flrst-come-first wrwil Those interedei shenld be early aft the airlines' oflee ta Jota Littles' Building on April 1 so as to make sure of one. In bold blue with the airlines'
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      Lock icon Wellcome Foundation Conference
      79 21 Mr J. P. Bemrose, Regional Liaison Officer for Austrslssis of the Wellcome Foundation Ltd arrived yesterday to attend the first Southeast Asia Zone Marketing Conference of the Foundation. The Conference, which begins on Saturday, wili he attended by 28 representatives of the Foundation. They represent the Foundation's
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon KL race-weights
      897 22 The following are (he race weights for the weekend racing at Kuala Lumpur: BATURDAY CL. 2 DIV. 3 6 FURS. Galvantor 9.00 Bethesda 9.00 Hie Bliss 8.13 Green Son 9.13 Instant Pov 9.13 Oleg Casain 8.12 Ad Valorem 9.11 Dltambah 9.11 Gelanggl 8.11 Double One 8.10 Playotone 8
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      Lock icon CUV REGAZZONI WINS 'RACE OF CHAMPIONS'
      468 22 BRANDS HATCH Driving magnificently in cold, damp and windy conditions, Swiss ace Clay Regassoni won Sunday's Formula one 50c-lap Race of Champions. His win was the more knpressive since be irove a brand new car—a Carrerari *****—t0 give the Ferrari stable its 2nd 1971
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      Lock icon Karate-Do course for children
      48 22 The Chinese YM C A is organising a second Karate-Do Course for children between 6 and 12 vear B old. The session will commence on March 27 and will be held at the CYMCA premises, Palmer Road, every Saturday from 4 to 5 pm.
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      Lock icon Rodrigues elected EBBA president
      92 22 Mr B. 8. Rodrigues hu been elected President of the Everbrlght Body Builders' Association at Its annual geneial meeting held recently. Other elected an: Vice President Messrs Ow Chlo Klat and Tan 800 Kow. Hon. Secretary Mr Goh Heng Meng and Treasurer Mr Andrew Wont Hon.
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      Lock icon Malaysian tour by German team
      55 22 KUAI.A LUMPUR A top German hockey team —Sport* Club Frankfurt 1880—will make five-match tour of Malaysia at the end of thic month. They will play two matches in Penang and three matches in Kuala Lumpur. The German team, with Ave international*, captured the German championships
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      Lock icon Jacksonville title goes to Gary Player
      376 22 JACKSONVILLE, Florida Gary Player, of South Africa, sank a three foot par putt on the second playoff hole Sunday to edge former University of Houston Golfer Hal Underwood for the 5575,000 first prize in the Greater Jacksonville Open. Player's winning putt came after Underwood
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      Lock icon Century by Gavaskar gives India 256 for 5
      287 23 GEORGETOWN, Guyana Century by 21-year-old opening batsman Snnil Gavaskar led India to a first innings score of 256 for Ave on a rain shortened third day's play In the third cricket Test against the West Indies here Sunday. Replying to the West
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      Lock icon ENGLAND WINS TEAM TITLES
      543 23 England won both Hie Men's and Women's Teem titles in the 14-netion Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. The unbeaten English men's team played brilliantly to trounce Hongkong 5-2 In the final round In the match to decide the tnird and
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      Lock icon King defeats Casals 2-1
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