The Straits Times, 20 January 1971

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 National Newspnper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005: M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    No accord but talks go on today
    1150 1 Now Nigeria throws in another amendment STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS: Singapore, Tuesday AFRICANS 'DIG IN' BUT MR. HEATH 'KEEPS COOL' COMMONWEALTH leaders met 1 all day today inside and outside the Conference Hall but failed to agree on the controversial Zambian Declaration and the
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    Special study group on arms urged
    381 1 Special study group on arms urged SINGAPORE. Tues. The London Times reported in a despatch late tonight that a special "study group" has been proposed to "take the heat and polemics out of the discussion on arms for South Africa." "If Mr. Heath accepts this proposal it would obviate all
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    China: Razak seeks Canada's help
    105 1 China: Razak seeks Canada's help SINGAPORE. Tues. Ma- laysian Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak and Canada's Mr. Pierre Trudeau, lunched today and sources say they discussed the question of neutralising this region. It is understood Canada will put out feelers to China about neutralisation of South-east Asia) when she establishes
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    Heath on— Britain's legal obligations
    555 1 Heath on Britain's legal obligations By GERARD CORR: Singapore, Tuesday J^|R. Heath tomorrow faces another day in the court of critical African opinion as the Commonwealth crisis over Britain's proposed sale of arms to South Africa rumbles on into its second day. Mr. Heath has already spent r long and
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    Police warn the trouble makers
    258 1 Police warn the trouble makers By GERRY OE SILVA SINGAPORE Tues. Police today warned that they would not hesitate to act "firmly and decisively" to ensure the safety of delegates to the Commonwealth Heads of Government conference. The warning follows at least five hit-and-run Incidents including arson and attempted arson
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    Lock icon Angry Brigade threat to Heath
    170 1 Angry Brigade threat to Heath I ONDON, Tues. Police today studied forensic reports on a letter threatening Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath. Detectives were reported to be taking the letter seriously despite the fact that Mr. Heath is in Singapore at the Commonwealtl. Heads of Government Conference. He is due
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    Lock icon Viet raid on PoW camp
    71 1 Viet raid on PoW camp SAIGON, Tues. South Vietnamese paratroopers, guarded by U.S. helicopter gunships. raided a suspected communist prisoner-of-war camp inside Cambodia where about 20 Americans were believed held, Vietnamese sources said today. The raiding party, found no American prisoners In the camp, but captured 30 communist soldiers, the
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    Private postal services
    67 1 LONDON, Tue«. The Minister of Potts, Mr. Christopher Chataway. told P»r lament, today he was lifting the Post Office monopoly in the BritUh posUl strike due to j-tart at midnight tonight (he first time this has been done In the nations history. His move will allow the
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    Lock icon Surcharge on air fares
    60 1 GENEVA, Tues The International Air Transport Association (lATA) announced her* today that Its 107 member airlines would levy a one per cent surcharge on passenger air fare* from next Nov. 1 to cover Increased en route navigational charge. The surcharge will come on top of International
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    28 1 KARACHI. Tues. Karachi port was paralysed today after some 5.000 port workers went en stake last night following a labour clash between two rival unions. AP.
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP ECONOMIC SUPER GROUP FOR WHITE HOUSE
    79 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP ECONOMIC SUPER GROUP FOR WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON, T»e». Prmidrnt Nixon today created a new suprr-froup in the White Houw to co-ordlnatr international economic policy and to makr surf It fit* Into thr overall strategy of U.S. (orrifn policy. The new group, called the Council on International Economic
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  • DAY FIVE OF THE BIG TALKS
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      Nigeria call for a central fund
      799 2  - Nigeria call for a central fund P. M. RAMAN: PRESENT ARRANGEMENT TARDY, LEAVES NO ROOM FOR FLEXIBILITY: ARIKPO By Singapore, Tuesday THK setting-up of a central fund to implement the programme of technical co operation, and the establishment of training institutions in Commonwealth countries has been suggested for consideration by
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      Lock icon HERO'S WELCOME AWAITS KAUNDA BACK HOME
      88 2 HERO'S WELCOME AWAITS KAUNDA BACK HOME LUSAKA. Tues— Leaders of Zambia's ruling United National Independence Party (UNIP) have sent President Kenneth Kaunda a message of support for his stand on the South African arms issue at the Singapore Commonwealth leaders' conference. The message, sent after a meeting of UNIP member*
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      TENGKU CABLES SMITH: THANKS FOR WISHES
      96 2 A LOB STAR. Turs Tentku Abdul Rahman today sent a telegram to the Commonwealth SecretaryGeneral. Mr. Arnold Smith. in Singapore, thanking the Commonwealth Conference for its message of good wishes. The former Prime Minister In his telegram said: "It was very kind of the
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      Lock icon Razak, Goh at Malaysian party
      92 3 A CORDIAL greeting between old friends Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and Singapore Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee at a reception at Rumah Malaysia last night. It was the second party in a row at which Tun Razak was guest-of-honour, again hosted by
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      Dinner for Ministers
      36 3 SINGAPORE. Tues— Foreign Affairs Minister Mi S. Kajalatnam and Mrs. Kajaramam tonight hosted a dinner for Commonwealth Ministers and their wives at the Penthouse Necara. Ministry of National Development building In Maxwell Road.
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      '111-feeling towards Heath1 report denied by —Obote
      214 3  - '111-feeling towards Heath 1 report denied by Obote P. M. RAMAN By SINGAPORE. Tues. Pre- sident Milton Obote of Uganda today denied there was any personal ill-feeling between him and British Prime Minister. Mr. Edward Heath. He said in an interview that some British newspapers had painted a bad picture
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      THE RUSSIAN 'TORPEDOES' THAT COULD 'SINK' THE C'WEALTH
      479 3  - THE RUSSIAN 'TORPEDOES' THAT COULD 'SINK' THE C'WEALTH JIM GIBBINS By Singapore, Tuesday THE two Russian auxiliary vessels anchored off Singapore are 'torpedo boats" In terms of their impact on the Commonwealth Conference. In fact, some delegates were saying today as the South African arms issue blazed into full discussion
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      Mental tests, so Calley trial is adjourned
      150 4 EV3RT BENN I N G Georgia), Tues. The court martial of Lieutenant William Calley on the My Lai raid began a four-week recess today to allow pyschiatrists to determine his sanity. Trial iudne Colonel Reid Kennedy ordered the long and unexpected recess vi
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      Oil slick from crash tankers poses big threat
      158 4 Oil slick from crash tankers poses big threat SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. A black tide of oil drifted across San Francisco Bay today, threatening waterfront communities fighting a major battle against oil pollution from two tankers. 1 The r.S. Coast Guard estimated final figures could show that ncarl\ two million gallons
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      342 4 Israeli peace note in French paper PARIS, Tuesday. THE French-language weekly Jeune Afriqut today carried the text of what purports to be a secret Israeli memorandum for a Middle East peace settlement. The memorandum, given to UN. mediator Dr. Ounnar Jarring, says that "peace must be expressed in a binding
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      Russia says it again: Full support for Arabs
      85 4 Russia says it again: Full support for Arabs CAIRO. Tues.— Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny tonight reasserted full Russian support to Egypt for a just political solution to the Middle East crisis. In a TV interview here, he also promised further military and economic assistance to Arab states against Israel to
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      FIGHTS, JEERS AT RALLY TO OPPOSE ARMS SALES
      226 4 FIGHTS, JEERS AT RALLY TO OPPOSE ARMS SALES I ON DON, Tues. Ftet L fights broke out last night as right-wingers attempted to break up a mass rally in Central London railed to oppose. British arms sales to South Africa. Scores of police moved into Westminster Central Hall, just 200
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      Lock icon Bodies still lie trapped in crash airliner
      399 5 ZURICH. Tuesday. TWENTY-FIVE bodies were today still trapped in the charred fuselage of a Bulgarian airlines llyushin-18 airliner which crashed on the snowy perimeter of Zurich Airport killing 39 people aboard. The Soviet-built four-engined turboprop was making; an instrument approach in thick fog
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      Lock icon Air strike kills 29 guerillas
      122 5 KAIOON. I'ucs. U.S. helicopter giuufclpt flying i:io.sp to the Camboincl Laotian uorcier* hay« killed 29 Vicicc.u and North VietiiL.ii.o.sf with machlnegun and rocket fire, i lie U.S. CommaiM n parted today. ■lxikesman said 2-> KuerUlaa wore caught in the Open five mile* [CUB the ambudian
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      Lock icon After 9 years
      33 5 ROME lues Maria S. >-olone. sister of acru-ss Sonlua I i.mi. and Romano Mu-ssoluu. •■•on of the late dictator Benitj Mussolini. «ere separatee! v(\>terdav atier marriage of nine years. AP.
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      Lock icon THE BOY WHO GOT CURIOUS ABOUT HEART BEATS
      204 5 THE BOY WHO GOT CURIOUS ABOUT HEART BEATS IVEST BEND i Wisconsin i. Tucs. Tcn-vear-old Steven Neumann became curiou.s about heart beats while reading a book on the subject His curiosity led him to I'omparr the heart beat of 6-year-old brother Jackir and anai-.or brother by placing his ear against
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      Lock icon Two narcotics agents shot
      62 5 TEHERAN Tuo.. A corporal and a civilian were executed by I n ins squad here yc-tevday bnnginc the total of narcotics audits executed or facing sentence o( dr^tli to "2 Under mc\ Iranian low anyinir nuchi with hro kttagrwßM 1 4 n! opium of ten entities
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      US$6m WORTH OF HEROIN SEIZED AT AIRPORT
      187 5 US$6m WORTH OF HEROIN SEIZED AT AIRPORT KAN JUAN. Tur.s. U.S. Customs agnH.s yesterday seized USSb million worth of heroin at the in- ternatlonal airport here in Puerto Rico when a sack of pigeon pea.s from the Dominican Republic broke open during a routine check. Customs agent Jesus Martinez said
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      Lock icon 5 die in train collision
      52 5 ZURICH. Tuc.v Al Ic.M livr people died and many ran injured in a colision between two commuter traiiu on the D bunk (if I ike Zurich in S« it/ri land ye.-trrdHv. Thr turns iMirvii.a 200 >rnepi-.- telescuprd in thr collision nn Mn;i( track .-rction near
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      Tate case jurors to hear Beatles record
      223 5 Tate case jurors to hear Beatles record LOS ANGELES. Tues. A court bailiff will walk into the Sharon Tatr murder trial jury room toduy with a record playrr in his hand ;-nd a Bratles record unclrr hi> .trm (o play an hour and a half >i pop music (or thr
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      Lock icon Cross to get a cash gift from the Govt
      119 5 Cross to get a cash gift from the Govt I ONDON. Tues. Mr. James Cro.vS, the British diplomat who v>a.» held for 6U days by Quebec MtMumtisca in Montreal, is to receive a cash gift from the British Government. British officials yesterday declined to reveal tne exact amount of the
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      Army warns PNI
      92 5 JAKARTA. Tue> The powerful Indonesian Army today warned the Nationalist Party iPNIi that it would act against any group attempting to violate the ban on the teachings of the party's founder, the late President Soekatnc Gen. Penggaboan. Security Restoration Comirandor. told reporters ait^r talks with President Suhaito
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      Lock icon MARCOS VOWS TO STEP UP HIS WAR ON THE LOPEZ MONOPOLIES
      293 5 MARCOS VOWS TO STEP UP HIS WAR ON THE LOPEZ MONOPOLIES MANILA, Tuesday PRESIDENT Marcos said last nipht he would expand his war ■gainst political and business empires in the Philippines to include all public utilities and the mass media. Hi.; .statement vai a fol-low-up of his light with the
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      Lock icon PLEA FOR MORE FUNDS TO HELP FIGHT RACISM
      143 6 PLEA FOR MORE FUNDS TO HELP FIGHT RACISM A DDLs ABABA, Tues. The central committee oi the World Concii of Churches today launched a new appeal among member churches lor more funds to help fight racism. The appeal is in support of an original I'SSSoO.(MH) World Council Fund established last
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      273 6 Algeria, France resume their oil talks PARIS. Tuesday. pRANCE and Algeria today resumed negotiations to settle their oil dispute after a one-day delay. Algerian Foreign Minister Abdelaziz Bouteflika, whose late arrival yesterday caused the postponement, led the North African side in the talks with industrial development Minister Observers suggested that
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      Woman is held in kidnap of envoy Jackson
      88 6 MONTEVIDEO. Tuos Police here yesterday arrested a woman on Mttplcion of helpiag to plan the kidnapping on British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson. Police said the woman. Lucia topolansky Saavedra. 26. was among several people arrested yesterday in a search of the Montevideo suburb
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      Labour Party backs leader Wilson's policies
      206 6 Labour Party backs leader Wilson's policies I ONDON, Tues. Bri*J tains Labour Party today endorsed the policies of its leader Mr. Harold Wilson at a day-long strategy meeting which party sources described as friendly and constructive. Participants said there had been no criticism of Mr. Wilson personally and none of
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      Lock icon AFRICAN ROUNDUP GERMAN ACCUSED OF CRIME AGAINST AFRICAN UNITY
      323 6 AFRICAN ROUNDUP GERMAN ACCUSED OF CRIME AGAINST AFRICAN UNITY KHARTOUM. Tues. Sudan displayed captured West German mercenary Roll Stelner to nrw.-men ve.sterday and atid he would be tried for rrimw against both the nation and Airican unity Government officials, toreign diplomats and Organisation for African Unity Secretary-General Oiallo Telli attended
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    Two quit committee after varsity hostel row
    286 7  - Two quit committee after varsity hostel row MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE, Toes. Two 1 y Follows of the EusofT College Senior Common Room Committee in thr University of Singapore, which was recently involved in a disciplinary action issue against four girl hostelites, tendered their resignations today. They handed their letters
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    No question of Alliance break-up says Senu
    122 7 No question of Alliance break-up says Senu KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday 'JMIKHK is no question of I) rca k-u p between linno. the MCA and MIC. I nino secretary general Inche Senu Bin Alxlul Rahman said today. He added that no resolution seeking to drive the MCA and MIC out of
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    S-EA faces 3 alternatives: Professor
    324 7 S-EA faces 3 alternatives: Professor SINGAPORE. Tuesday [MALAYSIA and Singapore are among the SouthiT* east Asian countries where a large group of independent professionals emerged fairly early and helped to establish and maintain a democratic system of government. This was stated by the Associate Professor of Sociology at Yale University,
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    RN officers commended by Queen
    74 7 RN officers commended by Queen SINGAPORE. Tues Three Royal Navy officers basea in Singapore have been awarded Queens commendations for the hfizardouv demolition of an oil tanker, the 62.000-ton Ennerdnle which was wrecked off the Seychelles Islands in June la-^t year. They are Lieut -Commander Brian Braidwocd. 33. of the
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    Shipping law course
    64 7 Shipping law course SINGAPORE Tues. Thf Department of Extramural Studies. University nf Sinßauore. Is tonductintr a seven lecture eouii-f on "Fhlppl"!* La" 1 Uacue Rule? mid Crnt-ilncibu-tton" by Mr. Jamei< Won" Irrlurer In the university's Faculty of Law. Tlie course bejrin.s on Feb. 1. Lectures will be held every Monday
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    Rotary talk
    49 7 SINOAPORE Ml Profe«'ir Bi'Tf Rflflrr of th» Australian National Ur;vm-sity or Canberra, nresenrlv fevering th» snhject of rrnnomlc *t the Common we»:th Conference mill ■=!*.<': (>i ih» R"tarv Cub of etPfasOCWo l"prheon meptliiy In the AdeH'il ffffl tomorrow-. TTl.<« i «'ibiect will be related to the Commonwealth conference.
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    AUSSIE DENIES SCUFFLE AT THE HILTON
    141 7 AUSSIE DENIES SCUFFLE AT THE HILTON SINGAPORE Tues. An Australian jesterda? denied two charges of causing hurt to a security officer and disturbing the peace at Hilton Hotel, where several Commonwealth Heads of Government arr now staying. G.B. Furney. 24. of Sydney. was alleged to have bitten the ear of
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    Nanyang appeals for aid for students' projects
    147 7 Nanyang appeals for aid for students' projects SINGAPORE. Tups The Nanyang University College ot Science is appealing for donations for its summer vacation students' research project. Under the protect. 20 top new pass and honours graduates will each be piven $500 to do research work in the college for three-and-a-half
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    Singapore suspends mail, telex to L-Britain
    222 8 Singapore suspends mail, telex to L-Britain > Tues. The Singapore postal and telecommunications authorities are suspending all mail, telephone and telex services to Britain because of the impending strike by British postal workers. The strike is due to start at midnight tonight. The British Premier. Mr. Edward Heath, who is
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    Britain to hand over 89 acres of Pulau Brani to S'pore
    210 8 Britain to hand over 89 acres of Pulau Brani to S'pore SINGAPORE. Tuesday IfIGHTY-NINE acres of British Army land at J Pulau Brani about two-thirds of the island's area will be handed over to the Singapore Government next month. And to say "farewell" to this, the British Army lowered Its
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    Three years for armed robbery
    86 8 Three years for armed robbery SINGAPORE, Tues. See Ah Moy. 24. jobless, was Jailed lor three years today for his part In an armed robbery of a taxi-driver at Pierce Road, oft Holland Road, on Dec. 21. last year. See admitted robbing Phua Chay Tisn. 40. of his taxi. 128.
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    Waste paper
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Tu<.» The export of VMM paper is no longer subject to Ucenatng or quota restriction, the Contioller and Registrar of Importa and Expotu announced today.
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    S'pore can develop research work
    324 8  - S'pore can develop research work EDWARD LIU NOBEL PRIZE WINNER PROF YANG SAYS: By SINGAPORE, Tuesday DROFESSOR Chen-Xing Yang, Nobel Prize winner for physics in I!>.">7, today said Singapore could develop some research work of international importance. He said that research work relating to industrial, commercial and agricultural purposes should
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    Cholera rumours not true
    50 8 SINOAPORE. lues The Consul General nf Saudi Aiabla. Dato Syecl Ibrahim bin Omar Alsagof! today *ald rumours of a cholera outbreak in S Hiidi 1 Arabia were untrurHe said there m mi need for anxiety on the pan vi relative* of the pilgrim- now in Mecca.
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    AUSSIE AID BRIDGE LEAVES FOR KL TODAY
    93 8 AUSSIE AID BRIDGE LEAVES FOR KL TODAY SINGAPORE. Tues. The first of two transportable steel army bridges rifts from the Australian Government to floodravaged West Malaysia will leave here for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Weighing about 80 tons each and spanning 100 feet, the bridges cost a total of $306,000. and
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    SUICIDE VERDICT ON A HOT HEADED YOUTH
    209 8 SUICIDE VERDICT ON A HOT HEADED YOUTH SINGAPORE. Tues. An 18-year-old youth described as "good, quiet but very hot-tempered." hanged himself on a rambutan tree near his house in Jalan Asas. off Buklt Tlmah Road, a coroner's court heard today. The body of Brian Wilson was found by a friend,
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    Strike will hit students
    888 9  -  YEO TOON JOO MAIL AND CHEQUES FROM HOME ARE BOUND TO BE HELD UP By LONDON, TOMS. IF nothing happens at the eleventh hour to avert Wednesdays' first national strike by Britain's 230.000 postal and telecommunications workers, many of the 7.000 Malaysian and Singapore students in
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    Is the U.S. going back to a pro-Europe foreign policy?
    645 9  -  WILLIAM BEECHER By WASHINGTON In TT July of 1969. at an airport stop in Guam at the start of a five-nation tour of the Far East, President Nixon told newsmen of his hope that in the future America's Asian allies
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      266 9 Straits Times Crossword hii Ihl kil kiti ACROHB htnery? iB>. 6 Thr peoolr lndlc*i*fl 4. No lea Riven, oddly enough article with Urge interior <$>. <•>. 7 v 'i\ monarch* notonoun I. Pnll<h quarter* to change piratr.i 1 7 around <6> 14 Exriinb'.r person* taktni nte« 9. Oreen back aim
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    Malaysia's fast missile boats ready in July
    128 10 Malaysia 's fast missile boats ready in July KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia's high-speed missile boats will be ready in six months, it was disclosed today. The Chief of Naval Staff, Commodore Dato K. Tlianabulasingain .-.aid today it was time for modern warheads to replace the oldfashioned torpedoes. The RMN was
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    LIFT-WELL FALL KILLS WORKER
    55 10 LIFT-WELL FALL KILLS WORKER SINGAPORE. Tues. Electrician Sam Ah Sob. 22. fell 20 fert to his death today in a lift-well under construction at Mandarin Hotel in Orchard Road. Sam. of Kirn Tian Road. I unit It i li i v was repairing the lift when he slipped. He was
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    Burned to death
    45 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. The I Coroner. Mr. Lle» Ntflk Kee. recorded a verdict of suicide on farmer Ter Klin Yee, 61, who was found burned to death on a bridge about 100 yards from his Lorong Dodol home in Jurong on Jan. 8
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    Plea by union to airlines to meet levy
    379 10 10 PER CENT TAX ON FREE FLIGHTS SINGAPORE, Turn: THK Singapore Air Transport Worken Union today appealed to MSA and other international airlines to meet the Inland Revenue Department's 10 per cent lax on fares for free flights earned by their employees
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    Man fined $210 for nine parking offences
    101 10 Man fined $210 for nine parking offences SINGAPORE, Tues. A car salesman was today fined a tctal of $210 for nine parking offences committed over a period of two years. Johnson Tun Slew Khoon. 38. brought to court by a warrant of arrest, admitted the offences, at different place* In
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    Death fall from a bicycle
    52 10 SINGAPORE. Tuei. Washerwoman Teo Har Poh. 33. was tiding on her bicycle on her way to work 10 days ago when the lost control and fell on tha road. She died In hospital th* next day. A coroner's court today returned a finding of death
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    Show to end tonight
    46 10 SINOAPORK. Tuo The Horticulture and Aquarium Pish Show at the MlnUtry of National Development Building. Maxwell Road, has been extended. It wll] end at 11 p.m. tomorrow. Schoolchildren In uniform will be admitted »t 10 cents. liiaiead of the normal 30 cents
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    Bettina presents $7,000 for flood fund
    132 10 Bettina presents $7,000 for flood fund MALACCA, Tues. Mrs. Bettina Gorton, wife of the Australian Prime Minister, today presented cheque for $7,000 from the Australian Army to the Malacca Flood Relief Fund. Mrs. Gorton, who flew here this morning from Singapore where Mr. Gorton is attending the Commonwealth Heads of
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    Extort charge denied
    38 10 SINGAPOhE. Tues SAP truck-d river Vaithlllngam Karma Picharuimu 26. today denied trying 10 extort $6 lrom Mohamed Ism.iil bin Mohamed Sultan at Redhlll Close ye;teiday. Trial was fixed for March 29 and bail was allowed.
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    Driver fined
    37 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Bus driver Teo Hup Seng alia.' Ah Pong wms fined $5n today for driving lilf bus carelessly resulting In a collision with a bicycie In Paya Lebar Road on Oct. 23. last year.
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    75pc of flood evacuees return home
    200 10 75pc of flood evacuees return home KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. More than 75 per cent of the flood evacuees have returned home, with the remaining concentrated in Pahang, Johore, and Selangor. Even In these three BtatM there has been a steady drop in the number of remaining in evacuation centres. In
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    Australian woman discovers child art genius in S'pore
    537 11  - Australian woman discovers child art genius in S'pore JUDY YOUNG: By Singapore, Tuesday jyjHS Janice M. Robinson, a West Australian businesswoman mid children's art enthusiast, believes slu- has found a child genius in Singapore. The child protege is right yrar old Calvin Sim. son of Singapore artist Mr. Sim Kern
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    Drug addicts' funds go to charity
    95 11 Drug addicts' funds go to charity SINGAPORE. Tues. The Social Welfare Departments 'charity box is to get $523 belonging to former opium addicts, under an order made by Chief Justice Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin in the High Court yesterday. Assistant Official Assignee Mr. Chia Ngee Thuang said none of
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    Varsity man to head NISIR
    73 11 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. The deputy Vice-Chancellor and head of the Department of Engineering o! th< University of Malaya. Prof. Chin Kung Kee. has been appointed chairman of the National Institute for Sclent Hie and Industrial Research i NISIR i Announcing this today, the Minister of
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    Fined $30 for obstruction
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Tues Malay-M»-SiiiK«pc.rf- Tourl.sl Service Company waa torigv fined $30. for obstructing trnfti<- by leaving the company eu unattended, at the rear of Godnun 43. PSA compound In r.iltiK?(ion. the company's counsel. Mr R Rama.son. said that th< driver if ft the car to pit end
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    'Dump surplus rubber too' call to US
    203 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.Minister of Commerce and Industry Inche Muhamed Khir Joharl today suggested that the United States dump its rubber stockpile into the sea "as freely as it is proposing to dump its surplus arms." He said the amount of money from the
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    YARD TAKES ON ITS BIGGEST TANKER
    81 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. The biggest oil tanker to be handled by a S'nß--«pore .shipyard the 160.000-ton Bargebragd is now undergoing repairs at Sembawang Shipyard. The Norwegian tanker sailed here last week for emergency engine repairs. which are expected to be completed before the end of
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    Slight rise in population figures in 1970
    114 11 Slight rise in population figures in 1970 CINGAPORE. Tues. J Singapore's population increases last year may exceed that of 1969. Judging by the trend of latest official figures. Up to November last year, the total Increas* was 31.730. which is slightly higher than 3!. 582. the increase for the same
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      TASKS AHEAD
      516 12 The assignment ot eleven Cabinet Ministers to help State governments carry out flood relief and rehabilitation work is welcome evidence of the central government's recognition of the proportions of the task. There has been far more damage than four years ago. Nearly a quarter of a million people
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      U THANT SPEAKS OUT
      279 12 The UN Secretary General's suggestion that the United States, Russia, Britain and France should curb their enthusiasm for formulating the terms for a settlement in the MiddleEast while the Jarring talks are in progress is properly conceived. Apart from hamstringing Dr. Jarring, pressure by the Big
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      NO CONGESTION HERE
      179 12 Is Port Swettenham free at last from year end congestion? This time at least all was well, and cargo bandied last year was up by half a million tons. Round-the-clock loading and unloading was necessary when the December weather improved to avert build-up of ships. But it
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    Crucial Days For The Commonwealth
    2581 12 Three leaders discuss vital issues ROBIN DAY: The next four days here at the Commonwealth Heads of Governme n t Conference look like being dominated by the arms for South Africa issue. First in the debate which is due to start tomorrow is the argument
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      238 12 Whalift it about a jaye Parisienite? ivspictr hyfcjfck/ The idMl bra for today's natural profiles. Now tht View see-through brings you that natural toft feeling. Stretch straps allow further freedom of movement in complete comfort. Fashioned from the finest imported French lace, it is cut and hand finished to •rtsure
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      Commonwealth trade: Plea for action now
      957 13  - Commonwealth trade: Plea for action now 808 NG By ]t|UCH energy was iTI expended by developing Commonwealth countries during Mondays discussion of the world economic situation to try and get their more advanced counterparts to make firm commitments to increase the trade of the "third world." Speaker after speaker took
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      DECLINE CONTINUES
      358 13  -  TSAI TAN By TR \iir within the Common 1 wealth family continued to decline in proportion to the growth of members' total trade. According to statistics released by Commonwealth trade 1969 total trade of aU Commonwealth countries grew from £20.5 billion In IMO to 143 billion In 1969.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      77 13 RISKS I. Wood $0,991 +.06J K.L. Ind. $0.60 +.03 FALLS M. Tile $0.99 —.06 Vrncrr Prods. $1.54 —.06 Kair lady 51. 22 —.05 C C $1.86 —.05 P Bank $0.81 -041 Gammon 10.88 —041 Town City 10.74 T. Veneer $0.73 —.04 Meta Chem $0.98 —.04 Starlite $0.78
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      CITY TALK
      192 13  -  CROESUS By Taking the wig off 1 WONDER if it is not time to take the wig off the bair business and see what is really beneath. Singapore's hair factories had been flourishing all of last year, but these past two months, disquieting reports on the international market
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      Room for third base
      730 13  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By IT'S definite, a third marine Dase to service the offshore oil industry is to be set up in the Republic by the Port of Singapore Authority (PSA). Sceptics fear that the industry does not require further facilities. but judging by the success of
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      Straits Times Indices
      37 13 Straits Times Indices Jan. 18 Jan. IS Industrials: 147.82 146.77 1 Hotrlt: 86.31 68.31 Properties: 111.91 lll.5« t Tint: 90.14 M.ZI tfrvbbcn: 112.U 112.54 •D«e. 30, lMt IN IDw. 11. IMI at 1M tBM. U. IMS 1M
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      Perak Carbide seeks listing
      291 13 OERAK Carbide Cotponkr tion has emerge* aa the first newcomer the market for 1971. A Malaysian based company it la to raise $3.5 million b» private placement through Kuala Lumpur stockbrokers OSK. The brokers nominet company will place and underwrite 2.103.00U Ordinary $i shares learlng 1.4-10.000
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      118 13 INSIDE «i Why are property rtrtn* ao unpopular In the *rutrr m»r<M? utterworth ftrm l». offer cultured mu.-iuoom tcawn loi -Up; Shipping column: People in buMnr.v. Page 14. Company ncu.v Sliwrr murkrt icpci' Commodities. Page 15. f) Overseas trmrkeU London New YufV Meiouuinc. ong Kong: Closing prices and business done
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    SHIPPING
    564 14 The Ugly Duckling TrlsniK trend ot timber exports over i year has brought in its wake various problems despite its position as the third largest commodity exported locally. Latest figures available Indicate that over one million tons of sawn timber were exported last ye;ir from West Malaysia and Singapore.
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    Why are property firms so unpopular in the share market?
    981 14  - Why are property firms so unpopular in the share market? C. H. WILLIAMS By THE question of the poor performance of property shares was touched on briefly in an article in the City Desk page of Jan. 2 and I think this deservos further examination. Why are property companies so
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    310 14 Mr. David Allprrsts. technical manager of Vosper Thornycroft Uniteers, has been appointed a director as from Jan. 15 He will continue as technical manager. VTU also announced the appointment of Mr. Lai Chont Meng as an electrical engineer with effect from Jan. 1 Mr. Foster T. Manning
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    Firm to offer cultured mushroom spawn for sale
    321 14  - Firm to offer cultured mushroom spawn for sale MURIEL SPEEDEN By EH3R the first time in Malaysia, a leading canner in Butterworth will soon be offering cultured mushroom spawn for sale to farmers. Acme Canning plans to sell about 5.000 bottles of spawn initially, and to buy back the mushrooms
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      CCM sales dip
      409 15 CALES at the ChemiJ ca] Company of Malaysia for the first three months of the current financial year c c inn September, 1971, are below the level forecast, said chairman a. Keown at the company's ninth annual general meeting in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Alter announcing a profit
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      Asian Dollar
      52 15 rpHE following Asian A Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 5 12 p.c. Two month 5 9/16p.c. Three month 5 5/8 p.c. Six month 6 p.c. Nine month 6 1/4 p.c. Twelve month 6
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      Exchange rates
      158 15 THF Asdoclatlun ot Bmiks in MalayMa-SiriKapore announced thtte best agreed merchant ratrs ax at Jan 19. if Foreign Currency Sterling Po.ind Australian Dollar <ew Zealan I Dollar South Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar x>cal dollars to 100 units if Foreign Currency Selgian Francs Burmese Kyats >ylon Rupees Janisii Kroner
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      78 15 HOTEL ROYAL'S total expected to go up to $13 million against •hp original estimate of $10 million the shortfall will be partially met by a $2.5 million overdraft already granted by i he Oversea Chinese Ranking Corp. Chairman Dato Aw Kow telLs shareholders In the 1970 annual report
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        Tin price down
        195 15 rpHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday 1 eased fractionally by 37J cents to $629.75 per ptnil on an official offering down 69 tons to 266 tons. The local market fall was mild compared with the overnight London metal price which dropped £6 per ton to £1,442.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 15 Jan. 19. RIBBER 491 cts. idovrn rents). TIN: $629.75 (down .■?;<. cents). Official ofTerinif 266 tiv (down 69 tons), j
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        PRODUCE
        97 15 I HINIII PRODUCE EXCHANGE. lINCAPORI NOON CLOSING rnnn FIR PICUL YEITIRDAY. r.acomit Oil: bulk »R" mMM. drum <■ mnhb. Oaarai mi»m (f.0.b.) loom Jan.- i f»h IK Gnt. »(•> B P.»p«r: Munlok ASTA «hll» f.o.h I A |ia BMIafB, Sarawak I f,. h. !>« NI.W *IV. Mllrm. s^r«i>ak »r*ei«l
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        48 15 Manday Saturday •US. (U.S. M.M M.lf M.41 Hoinkon* 3K.57 3H.94 37.H.-I B 37.00 B 3« IS S 3H.10 8 > 3v:iM 3V30 >;*r»(l> Inch. 3H.65 s s I i«r» O> Inch. 150.50 I'iirr lo nun-.-trrlmg arcai in iiullarn prr miner. daalcn price in Singapore ixr tarl.
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        PALM OIL
        21 15 In Uotwion on Monday in» pnn of khiavan i*r r*nt. April quoted :ii I'.K 1117 •cllcri. Cont. $:">n i-aid.
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      RUBBER EASES
      437 15 'pHF rubber market yes- i 1 ierdny was very thin and quiel in the morning. Prices fluctuated narrowly around Mnnday'i final levels and turnover was small. Buying interest flagged In the (iii.sinn stages of the morning session to bring i prices lower The morning j n ctoMd quiet.
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      -PROFIT TAKING HITS SHARE PRICES
      169 15 Al lIX initial firmness prices drifted lower on a broad front in a spate of proni-iaKing on the StotK Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday Inuu^irials finished the the day with losses outnumbering gains 6 to 1. Leading investment stocks were marginally down and reflected
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      991 15 MAJLIS AMANAH RAAYAT Tawaran ada-lah dl-perlawa kapada Warga Negara Malaysia dan umor Chalor.2 bagl Jawatan2 ill tehlngga <7) la-lah antara 21 tahun .tehlnKva 40 tahun dan Jawatan 181 dan i9i t!ada lebeh daripada 30 tahun 1. PEGAWAI EKONOMI PENTAKSIR PENYELIDEK Kel'llusan dan tangga gaji: Ijazah kepujlan dalam pengajlan Ekonoml stau
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1526 16 DI'SINESS in and reported U> the Singapore and Kuala I Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the lumber of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. Alcan IS) $1.47. (3) $1.46 Ben (5) $107. (1) $105. B. Kawat (1) $1.28,
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      Melbourne
      283 16 "MELBOURNE. Tues.— Mining stocks continued their sustained decline In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. The pattern of the day was similar to yesterday. The market opened fairly steady, but towards the close stocks had dropped below yesterday's levels and showed no signs of recovering. Volume was
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      Indices
      69 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Monday 62 89 Friday 62.89 Week ago; 62.78 KVBAERS Monday 167.13 Friday 166.82 Week ago: 167.67 OILS Monday 280.91 Fridav 284 53 Week ago: 291.38 INDUSTRIALS Monday 336 2 Friday 341.6 Week ago: 341.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 847.82 Friday 845.70 Week a(to 837.21 LONDON
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      I New York
      199 16 "YEW YORK. Mon. The stock market pushed, ahead strongly In active trading, helped by another reduction In the prime lending rate. NEW YORK STOCKS Allied Chemical 38 Ailn Chalmers 16% Am. Airline* M\ Am. Metala S3 Am. Tel. Ttl. 82% Anaconda 21 Bethlehem 23>t Boeln» iH'% Rurrouiha
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      London
      436 16 T ONIJON. Tuea Th« mock Market clo«ed •lightly firmer. after Initial .>■»>•< A foreeaat full In United KlnKdom Industrial inveatment. anxiety over broking liquidity and the Imminent pontal ntnke «rrr ih* main downnlde factori However, the ovrrniKht Wall Street uptrend and the reduction In M prime and dlKCOunt rates
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      Hong Kong
      234 16 lIONG KONG. Tues. The x market was steady but featureless. Yaumatl was one of the (ew stocks to show any appreciable gain, rising to HKS72 at the close, upHKSI 50 on the previous day. The turnover value amounted to HKSin 4 million. Todays do* in* price* in Hone
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    CLOSING PRICES
    976 16 BIO AND OFFIK PRICIt OfMflALLY LISTID AT THE CLOU Of BUtlNEIS IN THE tlNCAPORK ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC riosiNt; TOMB: Indu-trtali easier while the <-c^l s'eady. TIRNOVKR: Offlciiil ftl turnover as supplied by 'he Stork mhanfl \csterduy Inrludine odd lots totalled 1.879.500 2.765,000 stocks and shave units valued
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    Six months' jail for theft
    48 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Neo Jok Lee, 35, with nine convictions waa Jailed for six months today for tttaltnf a pair of irousen from a house In Jalan Arlf early this morning. H> was also ordeied to undergo two years' police supervision "ii his release.
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    $450 fine
    27 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mohammed Zlkl bin Huaamln. 30. was fined $450 today for riding a scooter, while disqualified at Guillemard Road on June IS last year.
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    More cars
    17 17 SINGAPORE. Tue«, Another, 1.084 cars were registered here last month bringing the total to 143.568.
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    'C'wealth has potential for good'
    170 17 'C'wealth has potential for g ood' SINGAPORE, Tues. The Commonwealth Society's policy is to encourage the continuance of the Commonwealth as a "multiracial, mv 1 1 i- national body with great potentialities for good," Sir Ridgeby Foster, the deputy chairman of the Royal Commonwealth Society said tonirht. Sir Ridgeby, who
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    Reports called on youth
    55 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The First District Judge. Mr. Wahab Ghows has called for probation and Reformative Training Centre reports on Hen* Soon Liang. 17, who assaulted a shopassistant. Heng admitted beating up Sikandar Batcha. 14. at his stall in Still Road on Jan 4 while In the
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    Fined for theft of helmet
    45 17 SINGAPORE. Tuts TK Shammugam. 44. unemployed was fined $50 today, In default a months jail, for stealing a crash helmet worth $10 belonging to shopkeeper Tong Seng Peng at Bukit Panjang Roao. on Jan. 7. Me had (wo previous conviction*.
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    Lock icon Anne is set for another go at big-time racing
    333 17  - Anne is set for another go at big-time racing RITA LOONG By CINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's Anne Wong the first woman driver ever to win at Macao plans to race again in Malaysia, Australia and Europe. And, of course, the Singapore Grand Prix too. Anne, who took first prize in the
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    -$10,000 bail for hotel death case man
    198 17 -$10,000 bail for hotel death case man CINGAPORE. Tues. Assistant hotel manager Jeffrey Khoh Thiam Leng. 25, tentatively charged with committing culpable homicide not amounting to murder, in connection with thp death of MSA steward Peter Bernard Cheah. today was freed on bail. The offence was alleged to have been
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      66 17 RARE ELEGANCE OF STYLE, MATCHED BY TECHNICAL PERFECTION IN A CASE AS THIN AS A COIN WITH AUTOMATIC CALENDAR. A RARE ACHIEVEMENT FROM THE SPECIALIST JN THE WORLDS THINNEST WATCHES ...FORVIPs AGENTS FOR SINGAPORE: GENEVA COMPANY No.l, OVERSEAS UNION SHOPPING CENTRE, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE. AUTHORISED DEALER: LEE CHAY CO., HOTEL
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      886 17 On your TV and radio today 3.08 P.M. Opening and Housewives' (dialogue in Cantonese) Sr c SuraMr> 12 IT 1 Urn S"n EcstBsy (Mandarm 1M »< mm 535 The Archie Show 5.15 Han Kebangsaan Malaysia 1970 3.35 For The Family (Chinese) Disneyland News P' Satah T 4.H. A Diary of
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    N-Day party
    41 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Indian High Commissioner in Singapore. Mi Piem Bhatla and Mrs. Bhatla will host a reception to celebrate India's National Day at their residence In Pierce Road on Jan. 26 from 5 30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Vacation jobs scarce for varsity's —500—
    194 18  - Vacation jobs scarce for varsity's —500— LIM SUAN KOOI By SINGAPORE, Tues. Most of the 500 University of Singapore undergraduates seeking part-time Jobs during their forthcoming vacation will be disappointed because jobs are scarce. They have registered with the employment bureau of the University of Singapore Students' Union. A spokesman
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    Even a VIP doesn't ruffle him
    234 18  -  CHEW LEE CHING By 1 I SINGAPORE. Tuev -Whrn you are 92 rtolhinc ruffles you not r\rn when you are looked up by a YIP. :So it was today wkh Mr. Tay Chiang Krr. a |>atiiiit at Outram Hospital, when Lady Douglas-Homr. wife of
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    Two Malaysian steps to fight freight rates
    407 18 Two Malaysian steps to fight freight rates T<HE Associated Chinese Chamber of Commerce A today announced two measures to fight the soaring freight rates of shipping conferences At a meeting here, the ACCC .standing committee derided to: SET IP a Malaysian shipping freight booking centre immediately, and TAKE the initiative
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    Fatal fall
    40 18 IPOH. Tues Hajl Adam bin Indrajaya. 77. who (ell from a chair while manicuring hl.« finger nails, sustained Injuries on his neck and died (wo hours later In his house in Kampone Parit Gapis. near Bagan Serlbap yesterday.
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    STONE DEAF GRANDMA HOLDS UP $27,000 SUIT
    152 18 STONE DEAF GRANDMA HOLDS UP $27,000 SUIT SINGAPORE. Tues.—Hearing of a $27,000 damago suit by a grandmother against a bus company was held up in the High Court today after her counsel. Mr. P. T. Wong, had stated that she was "stone deaf." It wa.s later adjourned indefinitely for counsel
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    Speeding fine
    34 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Taxidriver Chua Chee Teck of Jalan Bahagla was fined $35 today for speeding at 48 mph in Lornle Road on Nov. 19, la.-t year. The speed limit Is 40 mph.
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    Driver says wife left after row
    94 18 SINGAPORE. Tues A lorry driver told a divorce court today that his wife left him 12 years ago after a quarrel over money and never returned. Mr Justice Kulasekaram framed Paw Soon Huat. 40 a decree nUI on the grounds of his wife's desertion
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    Theft charge
    31 18 i,m^ G^ PORE Tuev ~A «»n il m .2i- l n «mPto>'ed. lodav t£X? A l^"" 8 20 rinc rth ,»2°o from a teclamat.on terda^Bai. w. s allowed pe^.
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    'Pity me' girls at work
    188 19 'Pity me' girls at work QUTDOOR salesmen and salesgirls have employed and are employing two novel sales techniques rather effectively. Certain outdoor salesgirls use the "pity me" method, while their male counterparts adopt the "help me" technique. Recently, a salesgirl came to our house to sell an unknown brand of
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      What's going on at RTS?
      351 19 What's going on at RTS? WHAT is happening to RTS these days? For the past few weeks, parts of some variety shows have been cut off for no rhyme or reason. This unfair censorship concerns the Ed Sullivan Show and the Don Knotts Show. The other week a pop group,
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      340 19 I AM really disgusted with the programmes put up by RTS. In. addition to a total flop iX'mas Show, the producers have added another flop (Welcome '71) to their credit. Among other things, what's the use of having two or three dancers prancing around the singer? It only spoils the
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      161 19 GOVT REPLIES Come and see for yourself, says the STB I REFER to the letter from Mr Kok Geok Beng 1ST, Jan. 6) on Subscriber Trunk Dialling S.T.D.). All subscribers with STD facility are provided with meters which are installed in the telephone exchanges. This facility permits subscribers to dial
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      159 19 1 REFER to the letter from •WCF" (ST.. Dec. 3). He suggested that wider roads should be provided for traffic travelling between Toa Payoh and the city. He may like to know that the route from Toa Payoh to the city is not confined to Kirn Keat Road or Towner
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      72 19 I REFER to the letter by ••Still Waiting" (S.T.. Dec. 28). In view of the fact that the schools were on vacation in December there was no publication of Prospect for that month. However, the Educational Publications Bureau wishes to assure "Still Waifinjf" and all oth*r subscribers that they will
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      34 19 READERS are reminded they must sign their letters and give their full names and addresses; otherwise their letters will not be considered for publication. Pennames may be used, but full names must be given.
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      44 19 MOTORISTS who use the Eu Tong Sen Street and New Market Road area are tired of pirate-taxis that line the narrow and congested roads awaiting passengers. Some even yell to pedestrians about their routes. Can't the police do something ahout this? WILLIAM ONG, Singapore.
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      198 19 EVERYONE WANTS [A NEW NATION M^^KKm T mal<e Sure m* °f y° ur c °py iK *****8 leaving your name ar >d address. Well do the rest. NEW NATION Singapore's only evening paper. CCTLCNOT THE fTAfi INTRODUCING A NEW MAZDA I CCC Hr New five bearing, overhead camshaft n^njßß in
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    Australia a 'racist nation/ say 3 cables
    285 20 Australia a 'racist nation/ say 3 cables ABORIGINES 9 LEAGUE CONTACTS PMs MELBOURNE, Tv«». THE Aborigines' Advancement League lias sent telegrams to three Commonwealth leaders in Singapore accusing Australia of being a "racist nation." The league's director, Mr. Bruce McGuinness. said last night telegrams had gone to the Prime Ministers
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    – Sarawak – security forces kill two Reds—
    201 20 Sarawak security forces kill two Reds ITUCHING, Tues. Two communist terrorists were killed and another wounded in two clashes with security forces in the Kanowit district in Sarawak's Third Division last Friday, it was reported here today. The latest killings are the result of follow-up operations to the recent uncovering
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    COLOUR CHANGE FINE
    33 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. Scooterist Foo Ah Koon, alias Lam Su Koon, was fined $15 today for failing to inform the Registry of Vehicles of the change of colour of his scooter.
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    WOMEN STAGE FLASH DEMO AT THE SUMMIT
    299 20 WOMEN STAGE FLASH DEMO AT THE SUMMIT CINGAPORE, Tues. As Commonwealth Heads of Government this morning debated the "hot" issue of the proposed British arms saled to South Africa at the Conference Hall, a group of relatives of political detainees 11 women and one man staged a flash demonstration outside.
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      1077 21 BTfJH M T» i a^> jmv M >W D^K^T asmk iinta iEwict id LOrttuw, LivttPtOL cowiiNtwiAi m\i BENNEVIS An;.,,, Mm I Sjntipo'i »*l S'hej** •*en»iip HtHPDui| Mar I Sailttf IN 21/» IM 24/23 BENCAIRN f lonan fHI imgaport PI it.* fteang IM 2S/1I Smiaoore P. S'kM »enan| atN«ENUt i c.v..
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      1129 21 OITNISNII UPtUS* SdVICt OlntCl F|t||i tisi COASI Mi* Ntw York Prnang P. Sham I'pMl MENESTMUS SHIM Frt 1 Frt 4 frt i Apr J MANI'IAT Sailed frt 14 Fel It l|> 24 tfAßtk i.irim Saili na at «a> i Mai I Mai Mil I »»t» tail. rrt II Mir H)
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      978 22 FROM NtW ZEALAND ~l.l« 'lit 00l N/ Out 5 feu r i -t».r. t .<<t.i| m. BANKURA Ti*r**p3l IM 11 13 FM UU FM II FM ;*.cutta jTSAITS MtßlAb >i»VICt 3lH|«J.ult r. fUll- ft*»% >Mll*| IMI RAtuiA 11 Ft U iaa n Im 14 Im NiiiMtt.naai. MMiai null I 14
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      780 22 K»mMLOHCi2SHEHTON WAV SNGAPOUE 1 JEL9«3«33Jt_ U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING C OR LONDON. H BURG R DAM. HAVRE <^t,t^> S riam ■•tn.ni Arrwts NE.IHNtAMIEB JIIMIFM 4 SFM I Fit -.jtouib t/J »ni l/l •jm u/3 uatai H'j NEPTUNE TIPAI 1/ 1 Fit 21/21 IM Jl 31 IM LRRaW Wt *»'t 11/)
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      593 22 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL -Wk SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD ™KV/j •*> 3OF Jlr> Amp«ng K i.t« Lumpur J| TM.; National Shippmci Lmout M..Uy ■'■< FAR tAil tUKUPfc SERVICE „,-j t -lIIIU. ST CINSTANTINE- Cla 13-14 21 3B la* 24 M 111 K dam l' 3. APtftffc I J J ■Ml MM fm/2 m»
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    256 23 pi-HC PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTMOI RiTY ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW- N( BIRTMINC ARRANGEMENT! „,n JAN .-i> OUT Prrmdent Arthur 4. Him I.i I till Hadji L'l t 1 1 I unnebtirß 45 and I II i*< i ntmr I] 14. Seia Maru ly«aM Twi i>. .-!■•< iMlippin.- Mall
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      647 23 aaPT'TaP'T^aarVaf^TJaaaaaal HYDROFOIL FERRY SERVICE SINGAPORE TO TG PINANC Sailing Every Wednesday and Saturday Smiaptiii l| Pinini M MDManiT** I 10 MM la lift l.irct laakiafS:— fIINI UNIS ISiataaara) lit* Flaar. «ti> latariaca BatMing. Siatwt. M Mini OMH REGULAR SERVICES TO <V FROM INDONESIA H* ElO Accrai.ni Liift laii I'M la
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      713 23 His9EMlkMiyo£fctts9J THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION invites apolications for the following post: ADMINISTRATION MANAGER JOB SPECIFICATION: 1. Difectly responsible to the General Manaßer in the administration of his Division relating to sales, finance, accounting and personnel administration. 2. Setting up a proper stock control system tor each product 3. Devising controls
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      542 23 BOOTS PURE ORUG CO. (F.E.) PTE. LTD. A vacancy exists tn our organisation (or a SALES REPRESENTATIVE The man we require should possess the following qualifications: 1. Malaysian Citizen, age 23 —28 yrs. 2. Should possess a Senior Cambridge, Grade 2 with credit in English majoring in Science subjects. 3.
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      404 23 SALES MANAGER required by leading Asian Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Company A young man between the ages of 25 and 30 is needed to fulfill this important position. He should possess drive and intelligence and be capable of organising himself and others in an efficient and business-like manner. Applicants should have
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      291 23 IBPT 4 68 il6B> M kvi\\\ NBGBBI KM I W Ki.i-i-k.« Bagi l.itih.m I'nlanua Ui-SrkuUh PnUnian Mala>»ia Barat Permi>h(>ii«n2 NMai di-pela-wa dani-iida war«anegara2 Malaysia unink meiiKlkuu kursua selama 3 lahini cii-Sekolah Pertanlau Seidaiiv Bumbonn Lima dl-atas btaMswa Kfrajaan Nevrt Kelautun yang ilcan bermula da- lam bulan Mcl i9ll, dan apakala
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      859 24 AcKnowl4»dg«mant« MRS. 8. KUMARASAMY and children thank relative* and friend* for th*!r kind condolences. a*al*tanc*. attendance and wreath* during their bereavement. THB FAMILY OF lat* Mr. Joaeph Quah Heck re k thank* all relatives and friends for their attendance and condolence* during thalr recent peretvement. Anneuneomonts FLAIR! BOUTIOUE 67. Tanglln
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      807 24 WANTED IMMEDIATELY Ex Bewlng Machine Saleaman/womco Ex Pota and Pant Ex Magaxln* and Book Ex Encyclopaedia Ex Insurance F.x Car Ex Furaltur*/Wa!l-pap*r Ex Omc* Equipment FOR SALES ORGANISATION OF WORLOWIDB RBFUTI EXFANOINO IN MALAYSIA AND SINCAPORB. Your earning* will be fabulous! incentive set-up offers advancement In managerial programme: Product aad
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      992 24 REQUIRED BY th* Embassy of tbe Khmer Republic an experienced French/English bl-llngual secretaryApply with curriculum vltaa to 2 Nasslm Road. S'por* 10. WANTED BY EUROPEAN FAMILY a driver Singapore cltlitn. good knowledge Xogllah. Oood reference*. Pleat* Tel: Mr*. Koh S pore *****1 during office houra RBOUIRBD UROBNTLY hy leading engineering
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      944 24 ONE BLOCK of flat* (12 units) with car park and playground available from 19-1-71 at Daisy Road off Braddell Road. No broker. Each unll (C4oo'-> It alto for rtntal. Tel: (Spore) *****/2262*. DISTRICT 11: SINGLE STOREY 2Bedroomed Semi-detached Bungalow. Furnltbtd with 2 Alrcondltioncr* (850/- p.m. Raal Ettatt Agent* And Investment
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      1010 24 SBLBTAR HILLS, Slnglt storey temjdttached bungalow. Vacant poeetts'on. Over 1.000 aq. ft. 080 yean. 15.000/- 4*2710. SBMI-OBTACMBD BUNGALOWS Oa Loti 428-22 425-24 Muklm 26 East Coait Avenue, off Siglap Road, close to Sig'ap Markat. Price* from I*B.ooo Freehold. Free from encumbrances on completion. Completion date 30/9/1972 or earlier. Planning approval
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      859 24 BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS M/W/P 10.10— 11 30 a.ra. 2.10 p.m. 3.30 p.m.: 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Saturdays. 4 p.m. T.M P.m. M.W; Shorthand February beginner* 9 a.m. 10 am. M/W'F 4 p.m. 7.30 pm. Tuesday /Thursday: Higher accounting evenings: Typewriting anytime Engllah. Mathematlca evenings S.I.C.'S Secretarial School 253-C. Stleglt Complex 2194W2U51
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      787 24 BANOKOK CNIBNOMAI Spec^l Dayt by Air S4lO/- Hongkong/ Bangkok 8-Daya 8844/- 27 i7l Malaya 7 -Day. (108 P»"»»«' C/Hlghland* 4-Days 5-nlght* (80 C/Hlgaktads 3-Days (SO/- Tn—f Hill 3-Days (60 Oxley Travel 429 North Bridge Road Spore *****. FLY YO EUROPE with our Economical Flight We alto Introduce our Inexpens:v« Europe
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      1089 24 BVERVONB KNOWS •VN» W art tptclgllat* la Ftilleo, «ay Acrra. Frigldnlre. Otneral ctrll Carrie. ipltt-«y*tem. and fJO»»« f Air-conditlon«r«. Call at Ettgaipor* Refrigeration Compenv. 12/14 nternatu.na! Hulld'ng. Telephone 3721»»--3721.U) 37?696. (FACS-ACC In the home I* wllh v*. Com* and PM the Compact Borne. Furnshing ptaMßßt. '.peClßltr if •ignett Dletne:m furniture.
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      462 25 h M SKNDIRIAN BERHADj TENDER FOR ELECTRICAL: INSTALLATION WORKS AT PROPOSED TEXTILE I TORY OFFICE OMPI.KX, KAJANG, SELANGOR are Invited from Electrttrtors who are registered A' contractors with the Kiertrlclty Board, FederaMulaya. for the supply, md commissioning of filiation works at c factory and office compkjx. Tender documents are available
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      343 25 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME SINOAPORE BUNKERING SERVICE PRIVATE LIMITED o» No. 217. Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore, hereby give notice that in consequence of our purchase. we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section 525 of the Merchant Shipping Ordinance (Chapter 207). in respect of
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      426 25 NOTICt IN THE MATTER OF THE CO-OFEBATIVE SOCIETIES I ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 175) AND IN THE MATTER Ot SINOAPORE CERAMICS COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION) Pursuant to paragraph ioi ol subsection (1) of Section 42 of tht Co-operative Societies Ordinance (Cap. 175). I. Noor Jamllah YusoS the Liquidator of the
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      556 25 SPARE MACHINING CAPACITY We are pleased to advise that spare capa city is available on the following machines: 1. Milling Machine. 2. Cylindrical Crinding Machine. 3. Centreless Crinding Machine. 4. Turning, Capstan and Turret Lath*. 5. Press and Shearing Machine. 6. Die Casting Machine. 7. Heat Treatment of all types
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      1012 25 (Cont. from Page 24) Vehicles tor sale 1888 DATSUN 1808, Volkswagen 1300. Mazda 1000 s Wagon. 1»68 Mercedes 2808. O/Kadett B/Wa«oct. 1967 91 Cortina OT. Dalsun Pickup. 1888 Flat UOOR. Austin 1100. l»85 O/Kadett. Peugeot 404. Datsun Bluebird. Volkswagen 1200. Holden. IBM Morris 1100. O/Kadett. 1883 Flat 1800 8/Wagon. Austin
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      836 25 1870 AUSTIN ***** re«istr*tlon No SLlll 1 owner. Interested contact Tel: 371M3. View 14. Lloyd Gardens. TRIUMPH MIRALO 1200 Coup* 1»83 Excellent Condition. Genuine Low Mile*B*. New Tyres, ***** Tel. (Spore) *****3 D Llm. 1884 0«L KAOITT SUPIR. New paint-work, enstn* overhauled Tax/ insurance. 340, KalUnt, Road. 8 pore 22SST.
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      585 25 Lost tiNCAPORE INTERNATIONAL Passport, dischart* book, bom* trad* master certificate. Income Tax Form Returns. Any one found con'act C.rt Aitnln 4991TT B por* or Yusof *****. Reward Of 1100/- to UM finder. Siamese CAT answering mrai Whisky la area IT Chlltem Drive, Spore 13. Reward. Contact Cantalrs Tel. ***** or
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      Graham will be in S'pore Open Golf
      353 26  - Graham will be in S'pore Open Golf ERNEST FRIDA By I DAVID GRAHAM, the 24-year-old Australian who helped his country win the World Cup last year, will compete in the $69,000 Singapore Open Golf Championship at Bukit Course from March 4 to 7. Graham, who finished second in last year's
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      MORE JOIN SCHOOLS 'SEVENS' SOCCER CONTEST
      246 26  - - GODFREY ROBERT By 'THE Singapore Schools Sports Council has received a bigger response for the Schools seven-a-side soccer tournament starting on Saturday. A total of 49 schools— lo more than last year— have entered for the two-day competition. Mr. S. 9. Dhillon, schools soccer
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      SRUplans for rugger league
      212 26  - SRU plans for rugger league JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE Rugby Union wants to introduce a national rugger league this year, similar to hockey and soccer, to boost the standard and morale of players and enthusiasts. The proposal has been under consideration since last year and the SRU Is confident that
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      Victory by a penalty
      94 26 A PENALTY goal in the 20th minute of the first half enabled Hamilton Sports Club to edge Johore Government Sen-ices 1-0 In a friendly soccer match at Oeylang Stadium yesterday. Hamilton, strengthened by the Internationals, set a (ast pace in the opening minutes, and both teams
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      2-1 for SRC
      35 26 SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat Ceylon Sports Club 2-1 In n friendly hockey match at the Padang yesterday. Scorers for SRC were Joe Monteiro and Ronnie Chua. while Anil Subremanlam netted (or CSC.
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      Trouncing for the Colts
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      46 27 MADH.V- Tues. Ihe fi.'th schoolboy.-, Tcm here between India and England ended in a draw yesterday giving the Indians the series by 1-0 with four matches drawn. Final scores: India 223 and 213 <H.K. Shah 100. England 190-4 dec and 110-s— Reuter.
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    43 28 TAKING a quick teabreak Neather during the great arms debate yesterday Pres^d^nt Milton < Hnii«- of Uganda (right) and Jamaican Premier Hugh Shearer, standing by the first floor balcony of the Singapore Conference Hall. Picture by I mi Yaw Chong.
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