The Straits Times, 4 February 1972
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Title Section24 1972-02-04 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 377624 words
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Article, Illustration515 1972-02-04 1 MSA: 'Talks still on KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday THE December 1 1 972, target date for the split in the Malaysia-Singapore Airlines has not been "formally" changed. Communications Minister, Tan Sri Sardon, told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. His unnounceihcnl followed an uproar in the House over the515 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1972-02-04 1 Storm in House: MPs attack Govt SEVERAL Mi's lashed out at the Malaysian Government for its conduct of negotiations with the Singapore Government. Most vociferous of the critics was the former Minister for Local Government and Housing, Tan Sri Khaw Kai Boh. Tan Sri Khaw, now an Alliance backbencher for1,108 words
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Article68 1972-02-04 1 HUNTINOTON. West Virginia). Thurs. A jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of 21-year-old Teresa Eileen Moore charged with indecent exposure, because all six male jurors voted to acquit her and all six women jurors voted to convict. Teresa was arrested at aAP - 68 words
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Article40 1972-02-04 1 SRINAOAR. Thurs. The Kashmir State Oovernment has banned Begum Abdullah, wife of former Kashmir Premier Sheikh Abdullah, trom entering the State for six months and arrested 20 people for taking part in campaigns for selfdetermination. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article37 1972-02-04 1 LA JOLLA. (California) Thurs. Retired Air Force Oen. Joseph T. McNarney. who succeeded Dwight David Elsenhower as U.S. Commander In Europe after World War 11. died yesterday at Scripps Memorial Hospital. He was 78. UPI.UPI - 37 words
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276 1972-02-04 1 JOSEPH YEO - Strike by Metal Box workers is off JOSEPH YEO By SINGAPORE, Thurs. The three-day strike by 750 employees of the Metal Box Company of Malaysia in Buklt Timah was called off tonight. The workers will resume work tomorrow. This Is because the Oovernment has referred their dispute with the management276 words
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Article42 1972-02-04 1 MANILA, Thurs. Six prisoners were killed today at the Philippines national jail a few miles cutslde Manila, bringing the death toll In two days of rioting to 14. police said today. The riot was under control, they said Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article80 1972-02-04 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Foreign Minister Adam Malik today denied an Indian report that Indonesia had recognised Bancla Desh. Indonesia would extend its recognition only if an understanding was reached between Bangla Desh and Pakistan, and when Indian troops were withdrawn from Bangla Desh. Mr. Malik told reporters.Reuter - 80 words
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Article385 1972-02-04 1 -IF THIEU QUITS PARIS. Thursday TllK Vietcong today offered to begin talks with' the Saigon (lovernmenl immediately, if Iresident Thieu resigns. The Vietcong also asked the United States to fix a date for a complete unconditional military pullout from Vietnam. All prisoners of war would385 words
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Article, Illustration57 1972-02-04 1 SHEARES BACK AT WORK TODAY SINGAPORE, Thurv President Sheares will resume his duties tomorrow, a statement from the Prime Minister's office said today. The President's doctors have aKreed that he is well enough to return to work. He returned home about four weeks aKo from the I'nlted States, where hr57 words
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Article59 1972-02-04 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two Selangor State Assemhlymen. one an independent and the other from the DAP. have joined the MCA. the party announced today. They are lawyer Mr. Lee Beni? Cheanß (DAP Sentuli and Mr. I.im Tuan Siong ilnd Sungpi Rawang.) The Alliance now has 1759 words
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Article45 1972-02-04 1 MANILA. Thurs. Paramilitary troopers of the Philippine Constabulary (National Police) clashed with members of the Maoist N«>w People's Army eaily today, killing three of them Including a chieftain with a 10.000 peso (about $4,800) pric-e on his head. constabulary authorities reported. UPI.UPI - 45 words
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Article162 1972-02-04 1 Spore man dies in Java crash SINGAPORE, Thurs. Businessman Mr. Chan Kwok Cheong, was among five men who died In an air crash on the northern coast of central Java on Tuesday night. He and seven other pas sengers were on the DC 6 which crashed near Tegal on the162 words
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223 1972-02-04 1 $120,000 OPIUM HAUL AT THE CAUSEWAY By ARTHUR RICHARDS: Singapore. Thurs. PUSTOMS officers tonight seized 301 Ib. of nm opium valued at more than $12().(MM) from ;i cur entering Singapore ;it Woodlands I checkpoint. The opium, packed In 70 polythene bags, and put In specially made compartments of the car.223 words
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Article30 1972-02-04 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Yung dl-Peitl'nn Agong and the Haja Permalsurl Agong arrived here by train this evening to begin a three-day official visit to the State30 words
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Article41 1972-02-04 1 NEW HOPE IN VIET PLAN WASHINGTON, Thurv —A United States spokesman mid today there seemed to be some hopeful elements in a new Vietcong proposal which railed for the immediate resignation of the Thieu Government in Saigon. AP (See this page)AP - 41 words
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Article, Illustration234 1972-02-04 2 LONDON, Thursday BRITAIN made a strong protest to Ireland yesterday about the burn inn of its embassy in Dublin and said full compensation for the damage caused would be expected, the Foreign Office here said. The embassy was destroyed after an angry crowd of 25,000 peopleReuter; UPI - 234 words
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Article, Illustration358 1972-02-04 3 Martyrs funeral for Berry's 11 LONDONDERY, Thurs iy AILING women collapsed at the graveside here yesterday as 30.000 Catholics buried 11 men regarded throughout Ireland as martyred victims of British bullets. Not a single British soldier or policeman was .seen they were under strict orders to remain well in the358 words
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204 1972-02-04 3 We'll use troops to break march warns Lord C London, Thursday "pHE Government warned today it would use British troops to break up a planned civil rights march in the Northern Ireland border town of Newry on Saturday. A similar march i«i Londonderry last Sunday resulted In a bloodbath andUPI - 204 words
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81 1972-02-04 3 New Premier to be sworn on Monday WELLINGTON Thurs. Mr. .lohn Marshall, named by Sir Keith Holyoake to succeed Mm as New Zealand's Prime Minister, wlli be sworn in next Monday. Mr Marsnall. Sir Keiths fi-year-old deputy. Kill take the oath before Governor-General Sir Arthur Porrit and will present hisReuter - 81 words
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106 1972-02-04 3 Prague newsman gets two years 1 jail PRAGUE, Thurs. Jlri Lederer, an outspoken liberal journalist during the 1968 "Prague Spring." was yesterday sentenced to two years' imprisonment for "defaming a state of the world socialist system" the Ceteka News Agency reported. His trial coincided with reports that another group ofReuter - 106 words
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113 1972-02-04 3 \IANILA. Thurs. A 1 local judge said yesterday he had Issued a warrant of arrest on the Secretary of Justice lor failure to appear in c court hearing. Judge Ceferlno S. O add I said he directed the warrant to be issued against JusticeAP - 113 words
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Advertisement252 1972-02-04 3 WHITE JELLY FUNGUS so 8 3.70 K BUTTER ijfc 80 DOGLEGS B^fa :< b 175 X RUMP STEAK Ntw Zealand <4S4 C ib 2.60 P^IJP SHARK'S FIN pkt 1.95 IKAN KURAU N* («iti ft 2.70 C A ND X J?4Y_ CHICKEN BREASTS "daST ib 1.80 TRAY 4 10 »3C CHICKENBURGER252 words
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282 1972-02-04 4 ROME, Thurs. The city of Rome and its surrounding province were today gripped by a 24-hour general strike called to protest against unemployment and back demands for reform in social conditions. The strike, expected to cause a total closedown of Industry and trade, has282 words
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Article122 1972-02-04 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mrs. Pat Nixon has lightened her social schedule to devote most of the next two weeks to a crash course on China, its history, people and culture. Connie Stuart, the First Lady's Press Secretary, said that Mrs. Nixon hat received briefing papers122 words
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368 1972-02-04 4 Egypt scorns Israel move on Suez... CAIRO. Thursday for tough talks with Kremlin leaders which may vitally affect the course of war or peace in the Middle-East. His Soviet hosts Insist on the need for a political settlement in the region, and until yesterday President Sadat's talk of war withReuter - 368 words
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Article, Illustration129 1972-02-04 4 McGovern accused of 'bad taste' WASHINGTON. Thurs. j Would-be presidential candidate Sen. George McGovern was yesterday accused of bad taste and irresponsibility for using a one-minute voice record- i ing of the late Robert Kenneay, assassinated In I 1968. in campaign commerciais. The accusation was made by i &n aideReuter - 129 words
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308 1972-02-04 4 His policy statement was the first attempt by a Democratic contender WASHINGTON, Thurs SENATOR Edmund Muskie outlined yesterday a two-point plan to end the Vietnam war and declared that Mr. Nixon's peace proposals were no more than an attempt "to win at theNYT - 308 words
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160 1972-02-04 4 HONG KONG, Thurs Premier i En-lai has kI North Vietnar. and Vietcone ,-ii mats ID Peking assurances of support for the comma: seven-point pc a plan, the New Cl News Agency reported today. Chinese officials led by MChou met the dipl. yesterday asReuter - 160 words
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Article64 1972-02-04 4 BOSTON. Thurs. Attempted rape and assault and battery warrants were issued yesterday against actor George Peppard by a young woman who had a part with him in a movie being filmed here. Acting on complaints filed by Joan McLaughlin. 24. of Boston, the warrants were issued in64 words
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Article, Illustration336 1972-02-04 5 Peking gives Bhutto big aid pledge RAWAL PINDI, Thurs. President Bhutto has returned to Pakistan from China with massive economic •assistance and a promise of further cash aid to his warbattered country. A Chinese decision to convert four loans worth US$llO million into outright Kills was one of the mostReuter; UPI - 336 words
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96 1972-02-04 5 $330 mil loan now an outright present Observers noted that the communique did not mention the military aspects of Pakistan's talks with the Chinese during President Bhutto's twoday visit. It was an open secret that Peking supplied weapons to Pakistan before and during the recent war with India. The commanders-In-Chief96 words
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Article57 1972-02-04 5 BRUSSELS. Thurs —Belgium yesterday cut its bank rate for the .second time in a month in a move aimed at bringing Belgian interest rates Into line with those on International markets and to stimulate the economy. The new rate, down to 4) per cent form fiveReuter - 57 words
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282 1972-02-04 5 WASHINGTON, Thursday. FORMER platoon leader in Vietnam testified yesterday that his men "went into shock" when a U.S. Army ammunition box cache in a cave was found to contain US$l5O,OOO all in 50 dollar bills. "I had a hard time trying toAP - 282 words
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Article111 1972-02-04 5 Bangla: Manila waiting for Asean MANILA. Thurs. The Philippines is withholding recognition of Bangladesh until other Asean members reach a decision. Foreign Secretary Mr. Carlos Romulo said today. But Mr. Romulo denied a report In a Manila newspaper that Asean nations had a "secret commitment" to act in concert onUPI - 111 words
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153 1972-02-04 5 ROUCOURT. Thurs. The entire population of this West Belgium village took today off for a special occasion the wedding of Fernand Bachelard. who claims to be the biggest man in the world. Fernand. tips the scales at more than 4601 b and stands 7ftReuter - 153 words
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Advertisement118 1972-02-04 5 One 4£ Sanatogen multivitamin tablet gives all the vitamins you need for 24hrs. A well balanced diet is necessary fora healthy, happy life. But many people cannot be sure they have the proper intake of essentials. Here's a simple way to be sure Sanatogen Selected Multivitamins. Each tablet contains selected118 words
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165 1972-02-04 6 S'pore-HK firm takes over the Golden Lotus SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Golden Lotus restaurant of Hotel Malaysia opened under a new management today as a theatre restaurant called Oriental Lotus Restaurant and Night Club. The former Golden Lotus Restaurant has been leased out by the hotel on a three-year contract. A165 words
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Article, Illustration166 1972-02-04 6 Riddle of the faded beauty that nobody wants... SINGAPORE. Thurs IT still retains some of Its former sleekness. But Its owner apparently does not want it For a few months th'i MGA spons car lay uncla mcd and uncared for at a parking: lot in Race Course Road. Mechanically it166 words
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114 1972-02-04 6 37 traffic offences by a former 'pirate' SINGAPORE, Thurs. A businessman was fined $1,165 yesterday for 37 traffic offences committed when he was a pirate taxi-driver. Yap Kirn Tong, of Jalan Ulu Seletar. who failed to answer any of his 37 summonses since 1968. was brought to court under a114 words
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Article52 1972-02-04 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. American newspaper columnist. Mr. Carl T. Rowan, left Singapore for Jakarta today after a 24--hour stop over. Mr. Rowan, former Director of the United States Information Agency and US Ambassador to Finland. Is currently touring South-east Asia. Yesterday, he met the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee52 words
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Article36 1972-02-04 6 SINGAORE. Thurs. Mr. Andrew H. Sansom. special assistant to the United States Interior Secretary, will speak on "Environmental ethics in an Industrial society" at the Singapore Polytechnics main lecture theatre tomorrow at 2 p.m.36 words
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Article33 1972-02-04 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malay cultural show. Pesta Benl Melayu, scheduled to take place at the National Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday has been postponed to a date to be fixed later.33 words
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Article37 1972-02-04 6 SDJOAPORE. Thurs.— Dragon Palace, the Chinese restaurant of the new Cockpit Hotel at Oxley Rise, will be open for business on Saturday. The restaurant which serves Cantonese cuisine can accommodate more than 500 people.37 words
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101 1972-02-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government does not Intend to release a book on the first Malayan emergency written by Mr. Anthony Short, a former lecturer at the University of Malaya. In reply to Mr. Llm Kit Slang (DAP- Bandar Malacca), who wanted to101 words
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137 1972-02-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday NEARLY 3,000 workers in motor trading firms throughout the country are planning to go on strike next week following a breakdown in negotiations for a collective agreement. The National Union of Commercial Workers which represents the employees, has been137 words
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127 1972-02-04 6 SOUTHERN CROSS AGREES TO PAY $413,211 I^UALA LUMPUR *»-Thur.s South. Cross Airways agre«>( yesterday to pay $41;< 211 to Esso Standard Malaya in summarjudgment in the Hlgl Court, as satisfaotioi of its debt for non payment of avlatioi fuel bills. The airline also eon sented to pay costs duni. hearings127 words
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Article27 1972-02-04 6 SINGAPORE Thurs Thi Anglu-Chmesr School Old Boy. Association will hold its Found er's Day reunion dinner at Cm school's auditorium on M.ir. it 8 p.m.27 words
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Advertisement91 1972-02-04 6 Notice Explaining the dispute. Mr. Oallyot said negotiations for a collective agreement on conditions and terms of service began In mld-1970. In the course of about a dozen meetings, 24 Items were settled. Outstanding are another nine which Include retirement benefits. bonus, hours of work and outstatlon allowance. "On Jan.91 words
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Advertisement163 1972-02-04 6 KONG HEE FATT CHOY ?i* Chinese new year OIK Last 2 Pays mmnnmuMhii iMMIIIIIUMMUt MNMMMMMMMH PKKINTG departmental store •ajKßPA^j^Jg 60-62 NORTH BRIIKJK KD =^jssjsslwi|^ SINGAPORE 6.TEL*****. "IIIBW^T V _y FOR SUCCESS-study with WOLSEY HALL OXFORD Durinj At last S ytart. 2.731 Wolsty fT"! I Hell ttudtnts havt pimd London lar163 words
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Miscellaneous52 1972-02-04 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /r'u. «ive you Are anTN I I that'll maksa TWO DOLLAR* INSULT.. NICB PIECE PER FOR THAT I BUT I'LL I V&R. UVIN' VOfsifcly A^TAKE, I I DONT WANT TO TAKE NttllrfW fL' €>|M PPtf I A CWAJMCB ON MV CAR. A P***»'» \n \**vw^52 words
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Article, Illustration1370 1972-02-04 7 VICTOR DAVIS - Tiffany and Bond stalk their quarry VICTOR DAVIS Adapted from the film by Deadly ride on a weird machine DAY FIVE WHOEVER was playing collector for the 50,000 carats of smuggled diamonds stuffed inside the furry toy was the coolest of customers. James Bond's eyes worked rapidly over the waiting1,370 words
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Advertisement300 1972-02-04 7 Ami stay at Mimaland, will give f>M r^ <rt^\ '^^^S ILfli I^L^lml bam you a pleasant and memorable J^^^^r WW "Wi± J^ f i9rj MM VW Har experience of Malaysia's ff^Y yiflVp\ x^/ V^^HB B^^K^vlSPl^Hi^iP B^ beautiful culture and natural Mb r.l^MW^tw i^P! |fc charms. JJv' t*^ ■■^H^l ■rt^^ll |MA300 words
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312 1972-02-04 8 Bankers offer prospects of increased investment SINGAPORE. Thurs THIRTY-ONE top .lanane.se bankers, inves tors and financial executives left Singapore today with the piomise that they would "seiiouslv consider" providing finance and investment to the Republic. Mr. H. Saito. spokesman for the 31-member Japanese finance and Investment survey mission which spent312 words
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183 1972-02-04 8 Display of rare, ancient coins opens today SINGAPORE Thurs. The public will be able to feast their eTes on some of the world's most expensive, oldest and rarest coins at the Singapore Numismatic exhibition which open* tomorrow. The exhibition will be officially ovened by the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui183 words
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Article41 1972-02-04 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Singapore's Minister for Communications Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. Is expected to visit Malaysia next week for discussions on communications between the twe countries with the MSA spilt likely to be the main topic. Bernama.Bernama - 41 words
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Article45 1972-02-04 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs Oregon State Governor Tom McCall arrived here tonight as the head of a 30-man trade mission lor a Ihree-day visit. The mission, currently on a tcur of six Far Bast Asian countries is here on a major export drive.45 words
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Article42 1972-02-04 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thieves broke Into a contractors store In Track 24. Ylo Chu Kang Road and escaped with equipment worth $3,300 yesterday. Police said the thieves took 150 cisterns, worth $2,400 and 300 ball corks, valued at S9OO.42 words
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Advertisement217 1972-02-04 8 ITALIAN RESTAURANT DINE IN AN INTIMATE ATMOSPHERE OPEN DAILY: LUNCH: 12 noon to 3 p.m. DINNERi 6 p.m. to Midnight (SUNDAYS OPEN FOR DINNER ONLY) 91, Tang lin Road. Singapore. 10. Tel: *****5 JGALAV V HP To-morrow Midmaht Skew at 12.00 Cash Bookin* Only! See Spvqh Goncson as "BABU" T.mil217 words
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141 1972-02-04 9 Japanese chain to build motel in Penang KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —A multi-million dollar motel blending Malaysian and Japanese characteristics will be built in Penang as part of a South-east Asian chain. The Prince Hotels Inc. —a leading name in the hotel industry in Japan will undertake the project. Announcing this141 words
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Article38 1972-02-04 9 BDJOAPORE. Thurs The Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold a reunion reception for its members on Chinese New Ye»r Day on Feb. 15 from 11.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. at the chamber _cremls£i la hiii Rt<**t38 words
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Article200 1972-02-04 9 STANDING OVATION FOR KHIR K. LUMPUR, Thurs \M ALAYSIA today re- ceived round after round of applause from more than 900 FATA delegates at the close of the four-day conference here. The applause and praise came for the PATA conference arrangements both at Penan* and here, for200 words
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388 1972-02-04 9 'Voting for site not Western orientated' KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday PATA executive director Mr. Marvin Plake today strongly denied that yesterday's voting for the 1975 PATA venue was Western orientated. Mr. Plake said there was I "no Justification what- soever" for the allegations i made by Ceylonese and other Asian PATA388 words
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110 1972-02-04 9 Art show to raise funds for Bangla Desh refugees SINGAPORE. Thurs. An art exhibition and sale will open tomorrow to raise funds for the Bangla Desh Refugees Relief Actlc." Works of art, each costing between $100 to $800. In various media done by local artists, will be on display at110 words
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Advertisement442 1972-02-04 9 improve your 4* figure in #ZA Eight Weeks £>7 FULL. FIRM AND FEMININE FIGURE 1 fW. IN EIGHT WEEKS f^P V. Spend just a few minutes of your time T "^v' daily and soon you will be full, firm and j feminine. The Feminique Method of figure development is so442 words
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196 1972-02-04 10 Trial run for Bukit Nanas cable car system KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia's first milliondollar bubble car system had a trial run yesterday when Tun Abdul Razak opened the Bukit Nanas Tourist Garden Complex. When fully-operational, the bubble car system will have 29 cars to ferry four people each up the196 words
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Article, Illustration355 1972-02-04 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs PASSENGER MADE A RUDE SUGGESTION TO HER, CORONER TOLD ry\ I ItKK youths MMaultcd man after their vii I 1 1 it ml complained thai he had made a ikiss at her, a coroner heard today. They were all travelling in a bus then.355 words
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Article45 1972-02-04 10 M Al'Oiu Thurs. Seven blocks of Rats in Toa Payoh »rre hit by a power failure from 6.45 a.m. to 8.15 a.m. today. A PI It spokesman said that the failure was the result of a technical fault at the Toa Payoh sub-station.45 words
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Article108 1972-02-04 10 Ling Po not coming after all SINGAPORE. Thurs. Asian movie queen Ivy Ling Po will not grace the forthcoming "Musical Spectacular '72" to be held at the National Theatre. She was expected to be one of the personalities featured In the show organised by Rotary Club of Singapore West In108 words
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Article57 1972-02-04 10 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Airl\h Rattna, 17. was today found guilty of stealing a pair of earrings worth $75 from Vaslil's Departmental Store In D'Almedia Street on Oct. 16 last year. The court heard that Rattna was then employed as a peon In the store. Sentence was postponed57 words
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Article18 1972-02-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. MalaysU. and Ceylon began negotiations for a new air services agreement here today.18 words
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Article, Illustration121 1972-02-04 10 A KNOTTY PROBLEM TO UNRAVEL. SINGAPORE, Thurs. It's a long problem to unwind all 17 feet, 160 pounds of it. Farmer Huang Yong Ta (second from left) has still to figure out what to do with the j giant-sise python, believed to be the biggest caught in Singapore in recent121 words
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122 1972-02-04 10 SINGAPORE, Thursday AN AMERICAN engineer was today fined ;i total of $1,950 for killing a pedestrian in a hit-and- run accident. William Retrn. 50. from Detroit, admitted causing the death of Yap Yee Eng, through his negligence while driving his car along Paslr Panjang Road on122 words
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Article24 1972-02-04 10 SINGAPORE. Thins Lam Choon Sun. 63. wa.- finr-d SHu today when he admitted four piirkfl.s "1 opium smoking utrrusils .ii s.it;. yesterday.24 words
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Article51 1972-02-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thin A total of 4.536 people it ed at the various implovment offices throughout the cctmlij );«M December. This figure rcpio.-cnt hlgliest Increase recorded !<>i Hiiy particular month hi-' and Is attributed mnlnlv to a latce numbei of sch<* rczi.-tfrini! for rmplmtm the enii'loynici.i51 words
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Article, Illustration627 1972-02-04 11 Two Americans admit having firearms SINGAPORE. Thursday Accused tells of how gun saved them from marauders at sea TWO Americans, who pleaded guilty today to having firearms in Singapore, s;ii<l the weapons were for protection against pirates and link guerillas in the Philippines (luring627 words
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88 1972-02-04 11 |)ORT KLANG. Thurs.— The first direct shipment of 1,104 tons of mandarin oranges arrived here from China today for the Chinese New Year. Packed in 20.000 baskets and 25.000 crates, this most-sought-after fruit for the coming festive season is now being loaded on to88 words
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102 1972-02-04 11 $22m bridges for East-West highway KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Five bridges, estimated to cost $22 million, along the east-west highway will be built next year and are expected to be completed in 1976. The longest bridge 2.652 ft long, about, 30 ft. wide and about 350 ft. high will be built102 words
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Article78 1972-02-04 11 A year's jail for clothes thief SINGAPORE, Thurs. Van Chin Poh, 31. unemployed, was Jailed for a year today for stealing shirts and trousers worth $90 from a house. The court heard thai Van, with five previous convictions for thefts, had broken Into a house In St Patrick's Road last78 words
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Article44 1972-02-04 11 BINOAPORE. Thurs. A 35-year-old man, Ylk Hong Hua today tailed for a day and fined 12.000 when he admitted having sexual relations with a girl under 16 on several occasions in a house and at a hotel In Oeylang.44 words
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146 1972-02-04 11 Fleet of wagons to clear rubbish pile-up CINOAPORE. Thurs— The Ministry of Health has put its entire fleet of refuse wagons on the roads to cope with the increased rubbish pile-up from the big Chinese New Year spruce-up. A Ministry spokesman today said: "This is an annual affair. We have146 words
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124 1972-02-04 11 Expectant mother jailed a month for theft SINGAPORE. Thurs. An expectant mother was Jailed for a month today for stealing her sixth conviction in as many years. Tay Ah Huat. 21. was convicted of stealing a cheque book and $120 from the handbag of American businessman's wifo. Mrs Lily Oltphant124 words
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Article27 1972-02-04 11 SINOAPORE. Ttiur.v The MP tor SembuwHiii;. Mr Teoh Eng Slonn will c»pm the 11th PWflhrttf exhibition at the Champting community centre at 8 pm tomorrow.27 words
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Advertisement218 1972-02-04 11 Invest now in THE SAVINGS FUND and receive your dividend cheque on 15th April, 1972. This is your opportunity to have an interest in over twentyfive major companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore and make your money grow. The Savings Fund was launched on 7th July,218 words
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Advertisement449 1972-02-04 11 W* mf*^ The Master of rt-f V CAR STEREO TAPE PLAYERS I with the latest auto- reverse for cassettes 2^ Yes METRO automatically plays the reverse side of the cassette at the end of the run without you having to lift a finger a luxury available on| V on the449 words
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163 1972-02-04 12 'Golden 9 acres traders to carry on till mid-74 SINGAPORE, Thurs. All occupants of the four "golden" acres of land in Orchard Road bought yesterday by property developer Far East Organisation Centre will continue business till mid-1974. This Is when construction on the FEOC's proposed $100 million shopping complex on163 words
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Article, Illustration77 1972-02-04 12 A CUSTOMS officer inspecting about !(i of the 79 bats of opium neatly packed in polythene and placed between the sprints of the rear srat of a Mercedes-Benz which was stooped by Customs at the Woodlands checkpoint last night. A total ofWan Seng Yip - 77 words
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Article47 1972-02-04 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —About 144 blood donors will receive medals for their tenth blood donation at the Out ram Hospital's Blood Donation Centre tomorrow, at 5 p.m. Yesterday, about 114 members of the Singapore School of Maritime Training donated blood at the hospital.47 words
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Article38 1972-02-04 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Church of Our Lady of Lourdes In Ophir Road will hold a novena starting on Saturday and ending on Feb. 13 with a candlelight procession to commemmorate the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes.38 words
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Article217 1972-02-04 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs fTOCKET number *****12 X won the first prize of $400,000 In the Singapore Sweep draw at Clifford Pier tonight. The second prize of $150,000 went to ticket number *****44 and the third prize of $75,000 to ticket no. *****33. JACKPOT NUMBERS < $10,000): *****01 *****94 *****73217 words
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Article50 1972-02-04 12 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Final rounds to judge the top ten safest and cleanest factories will be carried out this week .md early next week. The compet.tiisn. which Is being held In conjunction with the coming National Ind Safety and Health Campaign, started at the end of las-50 words
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Advertisement213 1972-02-04 12 START YOUR NEW YEAR RIGHT! W^^^t^t^ BATA gets you off on the right foot. In styles to suit the B^^jBBPjHB I i\^J family. Design 73= Essex brush-off brown Darby with new WJt T^ f JT Z. f v L^ look- laces. Rosalind: Sleek classic- cut sandal in brown II I213 words
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Miscellaneous81 1972-02-04 12 lfegr By \T. Hmmiin MM THW OLA MEAN "V GAUewv.' THAT I OH. THI* Ift mwi V *-^y u^n ut,»- ■n<..»^ ra ■Ml WNC«A«ISSONE A_aOOPHEVVIN»S.YBIC7YIIANNC»SI* MR. OOK wJw*Lt f ONLY ONE 'A TAKB !A LOCK AT TM/ U^^r ByAiCapp fe* ~~^WTvoaar a /as if somebody tole >d^ I /^7l W81 words
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Advertisement437 1972-02-04 13 1 CANNED j STERILIZED BOURBON CHOICE J I PEACHES 1.25 MILK M.45 f WHISKY 16.95 QUALITY USA *7.80 J SLICED pertM J REAL FRESH j OLD CROW rlwt j BONELESS perlb LIBBYS 29 oz I 32 oz. LARGE STRIPLOINS X 2 j *r Save 70 cents per can Save 25437 words
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Article509 1972-02-04 14 The irritation and concern expressed in the Dewan Ra'ayat yesterday over the demise of the Malaysian Singapore Airlines, the manner at least in which the public is learning of the new Malaysian Air System's problems, could hardly have taken the new Communications Minister by surprise. Tan Sri Sardon509 words
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Article290 1972-02-04 14 By all accounts Moscow was not quite prepared fcr President Sadat's current visit, decided on rather precipitately. The purpose of the mission is to seek more arms to enable the Egyptian President to keep his promise of military action against Israel. Mr. Sadat prefaced his290 words
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Article233 1972-02-04 14 Thirty thousand tipplers in a population of over two million does not sound like a problem statistic. But a third of Singapore's "regulars" are considered "problem drinkers", and that is something to think about, The figures are estimates by Alcoholics Anonymous which found that Singapore's bars, beer houses,233 words
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Article962 1972-02-04 14 JAMES RESTON - JAMES RESTON By WASH INGTON President Nixon is now concentrating on hi s forthcoming visit to China the great diplomatic experiment of his first term in office. He is working his way through a mountain of briefing papers, studying the transcripts of the Kissinger-Chou962 words
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575 1972-02-04 14 WASHINGTON Young Americans' mastery of the form and mechanics of written English ranges from adequate to almost nil, according to the first na-tion-wide survey attempting to llnd out how well Johnny can write. The finding Is contained ln the latest report of the National575 words
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Article, Illustration1030 1972-02-04 14 CHARLES FOLEY - COURT BATTLE GIVES HOPE TO DEATH ROW CHARLES FOLEY By Los Angeles THE Californian Supreme Court—headed by a Chief Justice newly appointed by Governor Ronald Reagan has unexpectedly taken up a constitutional challenge to the death penalty. Its decision could affect the fate of nearly 700 men and women inOFNS - 1,030 words
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Advertisement37 1972-02-04 14 Watch-Mate fjM 1 1 H 1& m M WHi thM H IWHcmt I V V V M Aak to. SMoi «rertdMnd* guoaotM card HJ^P L^K^^^B 1 wti*r« you buy y«jr S**o V rtf 6119/9410 ""^Lm^^"" "T^J J37 words
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Advertisement64 1972-02-04 14 B .JL JL^r a |p| p [MUM Sole Agents: FIELDING, BROWN FINCH (F.E.) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PINANG PALACE K HOTEL IM Welcome PATA DELEGATES to MALACCA The only luxurious Hotel with moderate charges in Malacca Town t V^B For Reservation 3 Please call: I 1 Ss sSß °6-5H5 (464 words
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Article, Illustration299 1972-02-04 15 Drugs case girl and her six friends acquitted DENANG, Thurs. 1 American girl. Carol Ann Smith, 19, was acquitted today with six men, on two charges of having cannabis and heroin in a Tanjong Bungah seaside house on the night of Jan. 7. Freed with her were T. Fitzgerald, 20,299 words
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Article33 1972-02-04 15 ALOR STAR. Wed. About 35 kampongs south-east of Alor Star are severely hit by the current drought and have asked the State Government to supply them with drinking water.33 words
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Article126 1972-02-04 15 SINGAPORE. Thursday VJTATER consumption in Singapore dropped by three and a half million gallons yesterday to 107.5 mil. gallons after Tuesday's high of 111 mil. gallons. It is not known whether the Public Utilities' Board call on people to save water on Tuesday had anything126 words
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93 1972-02-04 15 Hawkers fined for hurting inspector SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two hawkers were each fined $500 today after they were found guilty of causing hurt to a public health inspector Mr. A. P. Nathan. Mr Nathan told the court that he went to Nlcoll Drive on March 29, last year, to clear up93 words
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77 1972-02-04 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two robbers tied a doctor and his wife with insulation wires, covered their heads with a blanket and escaped with $1,200 at 3.30 a.m. today. Police said the couple. Dr. and Mrs. One Kng Lent; were asleep at their Woollerton77 words
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Article, Illustration298 1972-02-04 15 K. S. SIDHU - K. S. SIDHU: JURONG SHIPYARD LOSES PAYROLL By Singapore, Thursday A shot in the air before escape 'pWO fjunmen waylaid two employees of Jurong Shipyard (Ptej Ltd. along Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Jutonft, and rohlx'd them of a $27,()(M) payroll, this afternoon. Police said the rabben fired298 words
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Article56 1972-02-04 15 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The University of Singapore's department of extramural studies conducted its first in a series of 10--lecture course on labour economics last night at the University's Chemistry lecture theatre. Pee for the course by economics lecturer Dr. Pang Eng Pong is 125. Those interested should contact56 words
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Article83 1972-02-04 15 Bank opens office in Spore SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Ltd. officially opened its office here today at the Industrial and Commercial Bank building in Shenton Way. Twelve prominent Japanese businessman Hew In to attend a cocktail reception held by the bank, said to be the world's fifth largest83 words
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Article27 1972-02-04 15 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Geylang Serai PAP branch will hold a Chinese New Year celebration at No. 4. Lorong Engku Aman on Feb. 26 at 8 p.m.27 words
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173 1972-02-04 15 Tycoon's family denies $200,000 extort bid -report CINOAPORE. Thurs. —The family of millionaire Chla Yee Soh today denied a Chinese newspaper report that he had received an txtortion letter demanding $200,000. A family spokesman said nothing of the sort had happened. According to the report on Tuesday, the 75-year-old founder173 words
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Article38 1972-02-04 15 SINOAPORE. Thurs The numbers drawn In today s Tolo draw No. 10/72 were 2 41. 13. 35 and 1. The additional number was 20. In the circles draw, the numbers were 48, 24 and 5.38 words
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156 1972-02-04 15 IMPORT HITCH, SO NO FRESH BEEF TILL TOMORROW SINGAPORE. Thurs. Locally slaughtered beef will not be available for the next two days. This Is because some 500 to 600 cattle imported eight days ago by Singapore's five Importing firms are still in quarantine. Mr. G K Sect, manager of one156 words
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Article68 1972-02-04 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Seah Chee Meow, lecturer In political .science at the University ol Singapore, will speak on "The United Nations and Singapore" at the Tlong Bahru community centre in Eu Chin Street on Tuesday, Feb. 8 at 8 pin The talk, organised by the68 words
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Advertisement162 1972-02-04 15 I SINGAPORE I 9th Floor, Supreme House, Penang Road, Tel: *****6. Multi-Storey Car Park, 59/63 Cecil Street. Tel: *****. Jurong Copy Service Centre and Showroom, Block 109, 27 Yung Sheng Road, Jurong Town, Singapore 22, Tel *****6. KUALA LUMPUR PENANG Bangunan Cho Tek, Block B, 28/ 135 Jalan Tuanku 30162 words
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Advertisement86 1972-02-04 15 AH Win ligftters are unconditionally guaranteed with tfre after -Mies service V Any oa>t replacement will not 8 e»ceed 50 cts I Sol* «e*»fi WIN CORPORATIONISI PTC LTD »o«" n 'w ioo< amww houm Co«r* Ou»y T* M«O» rilftt Oh* Auto" I Snoaoc* Kmla lulflpt* IVt*ng ■_T- VOKGHCNG4CO. ttOMKAT lAN86 words
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Miscellaneous988 1972-02-04 15 On your TV and Radio 3.N PA Openmg and Where the Mi Sports Parade Sum Heart Is 7.41 News in Chinese 3.M Irama Kuala Lumpur M Man m the Slade 3.21 For the Family (English) 7.55 Chmese Variety Show y n Decoy -An Eye for an Eye v News 3.45988 words
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Advertisement7 1972-02-04 16 ™jjj_,^,..^ -^—i^^^^^^^Mp 1... *I_i ■ML Bk^r^BAi^il pL^^7 words
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Article, Illustration388 1972-02-04 17 R. CHANDRAN - WHEN THE GOOD SUB OVENS SAILED IN— THE GIRL IN THIS PORT WAS WIFE ISABELLE R. CHANDRAN By SINGAPORE. Thurs. The popular beliel is that a sailor has a girl in every port. True enough there WAS a girl waiting at the naval dockyard in Sembawang when the Royal Australian388 words
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178 1972-02-04 17 No clue yet to missing Oxford grad SINGAPORE, Thurs. The whereabouts and fate of missing Oxford graduate John OranvlUe Proby still remain a riddle. The British High Commls slon has received no calls despite the appeal by his father yesterday for In formation on his dls appearance. The 25 year178 words
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Article50 1972-02-04 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Wolfgang Nufer. export sales director of Roland Offset Machine Company, of West Oermany. will arrive In Singapore tomorrow for a two day visit. He will meet members of the printing Industry In Singapore to show the latest models, and techniques during his visit.50 words
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319 1972-02-04 17 Hospital pay plan for $1.60 a month SINGAPORE. Thurs Singapore's first health insurance scheme pMI'LOYKHS tan now take out private health insurance for their employees for us little as $I.(><) a month or $19.20 a year. Under the scheme, all their medical bills up to $1,000 a year would be319 words
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Advertisement285 1972-02-04 17 Welcome B^CTA Delegates > *-< ISETAN. one of the largest Japanese department stores O*v3 has come to Singapore. f'j h**»~~ (fo O^ v♦< Here you can find fashionable merchandise in our ultra f"jkj modern store. A. Many fashions are unique in Singapore and available a r only at ISETAN C^\285 words
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Article, Illustration382 1972-02-04 18 PROBE BY EXPERTS TO CHECK PRICE DROP By ANTHONY NG: Kuala Lumpur, Thurs THK Malaysian (ioverninent is seriously considering instituting full control over the sale and export of Malaysian rubber as a means of checking the current lowrubber price. Sources close to the Government said382 words
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81 1972-02-04 18 Peoples Front thanks China for ships SINGAPORE, Thurs —The Peoples Front today expressed its "gratitude" to China for helping to break the Far Eastern Freight Conference's stranglehold on local shipping by sending cargo ships here. It said that China had kept its promise to send cargo vessels here on the81 words
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193 1972-02-04 18 6,000 to get New Year gifts from Shaw -brothers- CJINGAPORE, Thurs. About 6.000 aged people in Malaysia and Singapore will rereive Chinese NewYear gifts from the Shaw brothers tomorrow. The gifts ang pows and parcels are being distributed by Tan Sri Runme Shaw and Mr. Run Run Shaw through the193 words
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Article45 1972-02-04 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs Two new Bills will be introduced in Parliament at its next sittini!. They are Voluntary Sterilisation (Amendment) Bill from the Minister for Health, and the Criminal Procedure Code i Amendment i Bill from the Minister for Law and National Development45 words
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Article82 1972-02-04 18 POLIO SUSPECT BOY IS DISCHARGED SINGAPORE. Thurs. A three-year-old boy who was admitted to Middleton Hospital as a suspected polio case has been discharged, a Health Ministry spokesman said today. The boy, a Malaysian, has left for home. Another polio victim, a two- year-old girl, is till in Mlddleton l!o«paal82 words
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Miscellaneous239 1972-02-04 18 Straits Times Crossword ■H ■H~~ ~lri JBV b^H i^l I I I ACROSS 5. Laying h»u«ry? (34). 4. Keep out of need —at test *•<* »rt«»n*Un« from the one's not up to ones neck! V_ (4 4) a*yln« of Bacon, when about wkw* to find jhops maklnf J? bon (7)239 words
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Article, Illustration1082 1972-02-04 19 WHAT A MORALE-BOOSTER THIS SESSION CAN BE IF ONLY IT'S PUT TO PROPER USE WHAT a thousand pities thai thai uugusl ceremony the weekly assembly seems to have degenerated into ;i lowly practice ground for rhetorical prowess. Or worse still, sunk still further into a scolding session where teachers1,082 words
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Advertisement88 1972-02-04 19 a i ml i 1 4-1 ■jjb.iJLLJLipjjU l^i^sl^-^iS^f^r ft Hi LVararaw I arararaf If I 111 111 ■of I WBL"* I a SH.V&* I aft Rf ill I* Pa^a^B^B^B^aV B i a^LV H > till 111 ill HS in ml Ivi? :<■■ X"I BET* I ■«^BaaaTaTea»« M «t«taT*^^^li nss »^_^i88 words
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580 1972-02-04 20 PLEASANT MUSIC FOR A CHANGE PLEASE LETTERS to the Editor will not b« considered for publication ■•itM Ihey h*»« ihe w rlltti names »nd ad dr«Mti. Include a pseudonym It you do not want IN the time of Erasumus. the great Dutch philosopher, a little goblin decided one night to580 words
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190 1972-02-04 20 Instant private secretaries who give bosses a headache IT WAS with amusement that I read the PSAs Public Relations Manager's reply to my letter with regards to the question of bonus. Why he chose to make an issue of the servant problem is irrelevant and immaterial. The only reason I190 words
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Letter39 1972-02-04 20 ILJVE in Jaian Chai Chee Estate and everytime I want to post a letter I have to take a bus down to the Oeylang Post Office Can the authorities please put a post-box in mv estate? RESIDENT, Singapore 14.39 words
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202 1972-02-04 20 Will the PWD put right that airport cooling system? LAST month Singapore Airport was given a polish well before the opening of the new terminal building. The floor was waxed and cleaned more pots of green plants were placed conspicuously at various places In the building. The alr-condltloning system In202 words
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Letter94 1972-02-04 20 MISS Linda Lim thinks that our reading ability Is Inferior to that of British children merely because "English Is their mother tongue." I dlsaßree Before and after the Book Quiz, participants discussed the books and all afjreed that 'Little Old Mrs peoperpot' was not our idea of a book for94 words
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Letter73 1972-02-04 20 I WAS waiting at the S>rangoon Road bus terminus the other night when a drunk floored me with a terrific punch In the solar plexus. Luckily a brave gentleman stepped In and saved me from further assault. At this point my assailant's friends apologised on hla behalf saying he was73 words
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Letter63 1972-02-04 20 THAIPUSAM 1972 lived up to the best traditions but may I say I was disgusted by those kavadlcarriers who grossly Imitated the dance movements or the Almlßhtv Muruean One other oolnt why can"t the Tank Road Chettlars widen the entrance of their temple. The present one is too narrow and63 words
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216 1972-02-04 20 IS THIS THE WAY FOR SRU MEN TO TREAT THE PUBLIC! I WOULD like to draw attention to the behaviour of the Singapore Reserve Unit. One Saturday night my friend and I went to a stall In Sims Avenue to have coffee after dinner. Everything went on fine with a216 words
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Advertisement168 1972-02-04 20 h THE FIRST IN THE EAST M I GALLERY-LIKE-SHOP I fi SUPERFINE QUALITY I j| PERSIAN CARPETS ■vS We have scouts spread throughout Central Asij collecting fine quality ra 3j^ Persian and Bokhara Carpets Rugs. zflT *3sf What's more! We supply complete biographical information for V^ every Persian Bokhara carpet168 words
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Advertisement387 1972-02-04 21 KHAW: IMPOSSIBLE-A CIVIL SERVANT DOING TWO VITAL JOBS ISBBBbBm J||^B i^Br^fl uHU IHB (Lll I lll^B i^H 1^ MODEL TRM-400 is a Solid State jLJLB MODtL STAUOI istheG.anto« St«r«o Amplifier incorporating ih« m ttf T mfT'ttJ fffJgJgf^fSm^^^^^d trvNl KKO range with powerful latest in electronic design install fjower output o«387 words
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Advertisement330 1972-02-04 21 ailfi ACH£"' tLCH I fl^K^^^M was *S?SL $M£ S2OO FULLY AUTOMATIC FULLY GUARANTEED VI FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION RING SIME DARBY ***** m OH CONTACT ANy OF THE DEALERS LISTED BELOW OR II j^f A -m SEND THE COUPON JO NECCHI SIME DARBY SINGAPORE LTD TSSTcli^v-Mtt i« -<<<> HfU^ZZfH "11'i'i330 words
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Article40 1972-02-04 22 MARINE REFRICERATION ENTERPRISES wish to announce their new jirfniHt- with effect from lat February, at 139. Ylo Ctiu Kang Road. Spore new Telephone numbers (Office) W. 566. (workshop) *****. ETA BARBER SHOP IFRIOAV EVINTIOI KEEP BAY RUM SONNY WILLIAMS40 words
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Article23 1972-02-04 22 ssR. AND MRS. Sheri K Bharucha thank all their relatives and friends for attendance anl valuable gifta on occasion ol their marriage23 words
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Obituary122 1972-02-04 22 MR. COEI KIM LIAN aged SI passed away 1K. 1.. full) on 3 2.72 at 09. Tanjoni; Khu leaving behind his MB**! wilr Wee Ah Hoe. his beloved sons Bill A Alex, daughters Mei< n Alice Mary, sons-in-law Thio Tick Chuan. on* Keng Seng Seah Pent: Chow. dau.;hter-ln-law May122 words
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Obituary23 1972-02-04 22 THE LATE MR. TANG KAY SIN who passed uwny on 4th February. 1971. Forever in the hearts of his lm<d ones.23 words
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Advertisement567 1972-02-04 22 Gt-NCRAL ADVeKT.SIMEHTS ANNOUNCIMiMT/WMOMAt 7 PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 mm »< »-oo .Z.'l'« »n, d Malay... 00 a -erd Minimum t 7io for tivord, r"UK UtIAIW. Mm.mum t!0- tor 20 word, umi Njiiiilj 074 eentt a wsrd Slnsspera and Malayila $1 SO a werd. Minimum f JO. /or 20 uordi Minimum567 words
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Advertisement738 1972-02-04 22 EXPERIENCED MEN required to perform aecunty dut ea at important I'iiiMlng as security guards. If you are between 23 13 years and able to write and speak English, call personally with 3 photographs (nonretu:nable) and testimonials to 18-L. PaciUc Mansion. River Valley Close between 9.00 a.m. 4 00p.m. APPLICATIONS ARC738 words
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Advertisement881 1972-02-04 22 DELIVERY CLIRK 20—27 years w.th valid scooter car licence required. Engllah and local Chinese dialects Apply giving full particulars to Fair Lady Faahkma Ltd. 159. Block 2. Boon Keng Road Spore 12. FEMALE FACTORY OPERATORS required to do shift work. (7 am 3 p.m. 3 p.m.— ll p I Wage*881 words
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Advertisement770 1972-02-04 22 WANTID DOMESTIC Chines* amah. Cooking, general housework 26 First Street. Siglap Road. Ring *****1. 8 pore 13. CONSULTING ENGINEERS Office requires Immediately an Office Boy. Please phone ***** for Interview or write to Box A 4430 S.T. Spore. WANTEO CENERAL COOK amah for small American family. Must live In. Must770 words
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Advertisement933 1972-02-04 22 LUXURIOUS APARTMINTS (furnish edi-Airview Tower* (residential sjltei $1,300 Devonshire Court $800. Napier Road $650. Oet Tiong Ham Park $600. Eastern Mansion $450. Single-atorey detached bungalows- Aldephl Park. Opera Estate: $650 each (furnished) Doub'estorey semi-detached bungalowsEast Coast Road $330. Katong Seaview Palace $800 (furnished Enquiries R3123. Ace Housing. Spore. FURNISHCD UNFURNISHED933 words
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Advertisement1068 1972-02-04 22 FULLY FUDHIIHiO FLAT, Off 1 Orchard Road 3 bedrooms bath« attached. 2 alrcond. servant s room. modern kitchen. t. Irphone. nc > (700/- p.m. Rim ***** afternoon OPERA lITATI furnished doul.'rstorey terrac* (300: Upper Thomson Road, furnished, detached bunca'ow l*2i. Contact Mr. Yoong *****4 I Spore. OUT. 10. Ban Ouan1,068 words
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Advertisement1100 1972-02-04 22 FURNISHED ACCOMMODATIONS required for European family in I)i« tricta 9- 13 with 2 or 3 bedrooma for long lease Telephone *****6. U F SEMI DETACHED HOUSE 3 4 bedrooms rent $H0— 230 p.m. prei ferably phase 6. 7. ft Seletir Estate. Phone *****7. AMERICAN COUPLE requires furnished or unfurnished accommodation.1,100 words
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Advertisement815 1972-02-04 22 TUAN SING PARK: 2-atOrev semi detached $76.0ikj 21-atorty sem. detached jvl.imxi Phone VI. B'pore STEVENS ROAD neir Hotel Kquatorial freehold land 20.000 *q.ft. with bungalow at 520.00 p.s.f Tel pon *****1. 7 BEAUTIFUL Callfornlan bungalows at dlat. 11 Price $300,000 each. Area 14. mm sq ft. Tel V ***** 8815 words
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Advertisement730 1972-02-04 23 ■■imj|j,jji.jijjuj'ij.'.j aaasaß^^ (Cont. from Page 22) TultUn WAIKIKI HAWAIIAN GUITAR Studio f'lnasir Spanish Bajis Guitur and drum tuition sprclalised in Individual cOHCh'ri^ theory arid praclicul 110 rhnroohn Sir..t ixinirrl T«!. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL Morrm 1000 dual controlled hourly $9 Guarani..d m atatra kason $4 hM $3.90. Car for teat »H730 words
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Advertisement817 1972-02-04 23 lOOKKEEPINC I G I H N I R t) STARTING: 3rd. 4th February 1972 Daya 'Time: Tueaday Thursday SO— I ".OOP m Mundav Wedneaday Friday 1— 4.00p.m Modern Centra Of Academic And Uusineas Education (formally Academy Of Business Hduea-inn. Paramount Building. 2nd Floor behind Paramount Cinema. Berannoon Uarden ritate. Singapore817 words
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Advertisement1014 1972-02-04 23 TT»f WRITINC A OFFICi PBAC t TICI: Learn these t»o aubjetts to t\heup immediate employment Claaaea anytime Details from Raja Toll'ie: »5»6K-«»7SSS. SiNCAPOMI INSTITUTI »r ICIINCI M.3 A Serancoou Road. Tel 3*142(i. I*7l Meaetona Now In Frocreas' For He* nee. M«them»tles English For All Claaaea QIRILS' PUBLIC SCHOOL. Llllesden I1,014 words
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Advertisement1051 1972-02-04 23 ARCHIPILAOO CMINSIt NIW VIAR Special Malayu Cameron Highland 7 days $120 15 2 Ku«l« Lumpur 2 dava $40 Including OeniIng Hichlanda 14 2 1 p.m Bangkok 4 dava Air $S9u First Clau $«<u deluxe 15 2 Taiwan 7 daya $I2OU 15 2. 1* 2 17 2. 114 Mult.atorev Car Park1,051 words
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Advertisement1135 1972-02-04 23 WI BUT MIL ft trm.tr in tor aood as*4 can. Wf will nhM ynr car to thr m««lmam rteurr Call anytime Nf Kront Car Traders (Pin I Imltrd 14. ratrnon Hill. Trl. f,42*04 Spore. MIKCIDII IS*. itlrt.m.l radio. Mirra tlnlrd glivs bI«V vlml rout, showroom condition, atallablr Immrdlatrl> Trl: S'porr1,135 words
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Advertisement830 1972-02-04 23 tUALirilO IMTtHIOR CONSULTANT* offer prompt aenrica* for complete contract projects. Interior Raco Jirnmv Ong 37»1K. NIW IPtCIAL IPRAf-PAINTINO. repair and matallat'on alr-coodl-I tioner*. refrigerator* at customer'! house. reaaooable charts Tel *****8. AST IUIIOrI often enarming ladles to entertain you. Call at 277 MacPheraon Rd (MaePhenon' A'lunief Junrtloni I por* ******830 words
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Advertisement778 1972-02-04 23 THE BLS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ACT. l»7l Applications are invited from public bus companies tor tnt operation of a new bu.-. service along the following route: Tom Pavoh Estate to <t Michaels Estate I Loop Service) From Toa Payoh, Town Centre via Lorong 6. Lorong 1. Lorong 2. Flyover, Jalan778 words
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Advertisement771 1972-02-04 23 HOISING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited for my one or all of the following: 1 1 1 ERECTION COMPLETION of One Block of 11 Storey 3-Room Improved r'lat>. Temporary Shops and One Block of 18-Storey 4-Room Improved Flats (Total 278 Unltsi at Woodlands New Town Neighbourhood IA Contract 11.771 words
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494 1972-02-04 24 CAPPORO, Japan, Thurs. Ard Schenk, the Flying Dutchman who set three World records last year, is a firm favourite for the men's 5.000 metres speed skating race in the 11th winter Olympics here tomorrow. Schenk, who last month won the European championship for the494 words
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Article, Illustration53 1972-02-04 24 AN EARLY morning snowstorm changed to bright sunshine as 16-year-old Japanese figure skater Miss Izumi Tsujimura entered the Makomansi stadium yesterday to hand over the torch to 16-year-old Hidekl Takada to light the Olympic flame. The Sapporo schoolboy Is seen here igniting the Olympic fire that will burn throughout theUPI - 53 words
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193 1972-02-04 24 SBHFL reject protest by three clubs SINGAPORE Business Houses Football League's tournament com mlttee have rejected three protests made by teams In Its league, finding that the teams con cerned "have not breached the rules." reports ALBERT JOHNSON. SBHFL secretary K. S. Manickam said the complaints were Investigated as fully193 words
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Article37 1972-02-04 24 SAPPORO. Thurs. Sweden outclassed Yugoslavia 8-1 In an Ice hockey elimination match in the Winter Olympic Games here today and earned a place In the top section of six teams vying for medal honours.37 words
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308 1972-02-04 24 J^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Recommendations for the grooming of youth players into future Thomas Cup potentials. have been made to the Badminton Association of Malaysia. The panel of assessors, who were appointed to keep a close watch on the recent National Youth championships in308 words
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Article, Illustration420 1972-02-04 25 E. FRIDA - E. FRIDA By piVE top sports personalities have been appointed I. the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, to run the National Stadium corporation. Heading the list ii Dr. Beney Kumar Sen, Deputy chairman of the Public Services Commission, who will be the chairman.420 words
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Article225 1972-02-04 25 HPHE much-improved Bukit Ho Swee yesterday cast oft* their "Jinx" label when they overpowered Raffles Institution 5-0 to win the City District Schools 'B boys badminton championship to complete a treble at Bukit Ho Swee, reports PETEB SIOW. BHS had previously emerged winners in the 'B225 words
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387 1972-02-04 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union hope to send about 12 to 13 com petltors to the Olympic Games in Munich from Aug. 26 to Sept. 10, reports MANSOOR RAHMAN. The number would equal or better the biggest ath letlcs team387 words
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Article342 1972-02-04 25 SINGAPORE Amateur Boxing Association will make a bid this year for boxing to be included in the extra currlcular programme of secondary schools, reports PERCY SENEVIRATNK. The association yesterday decided to act on a two- year plan for boxing drawn up by its Vice-president Mr. Ken342 words
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Article116 1972-02-04 25 A UCKLAND. Thurs l\ A New Zealand quar t?t today sma.shed th« Worid 4 x one mile rela\ record here, clocking 16 mln 2.8 sec. The previous best time was 16min s.osec set by a United States team from the University of OreK<»i In116 words
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Article38 1972-02-04 25 A NEW-LOOK Ceylon Sport Club hockey tana g 1-0 win .'\cr B Cricket Cluo In .i frenc!: On the padane ye \m The winning |OtJ way in the lint h;tll tbrougl Wong Ah Meng.38 words
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Article31 1972-02-04 25 PUBLIC Utilities BoHrd R C i trounced Ministry ot Flnaru--5-0 in a SGRFL. Dl» :'.A man! M Farrer Pink yesterday Scoi 'i were Ramu. M in'or <2i ILamaran and Mi.i31 words
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Article, Illustration312 1972-02-04 26 Aussies can regain Ashes: Sobers ADELAIDE, Thurs. Gary Sobers predicted last night that Australia are capable of regaining the Ashes from England in this year's cricket tour. He advised the Australian selectors to include deposed captain Bill Lawry and veteran spinner Johnny Gleeson in the team to tour England inReuter - 312 words
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159 1972-02-04 26 Argentine star to be 'sold' for $600,000 IJUENOS AIRES. Thurs. A soccer "pro» ter" has agreed to pay the local soccer club. San Lorenzo de Almagro, the equivalent of U*****,000 ($618,000) for the transfer of Rudolfo Fischer to a European team, a spokesman for the club said yesterday. Osvaldo Vallno,AP - 159 words
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Article116 1972-02-04 26 MIAMI, Thurs. Pourteen-yenr-old Jeanne I'vert gained a remarkable straight jets victory over Rosemary Casals, the world's fourth rankI rd woman player. In an allAmerican first round match at an International tennis tournament here. Jearr.e. whose 16-year-old sister Chris has already brought tennis fame to the Evert lsmlly.Reuter - 116 words
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Article, Illustration76 1972-02-04 26 Ozaki big name golfer on the circuit [UASASHI OZAKI, 24, a Japanese baseball star turned golf pro, who has been freely tipped to dominate this year's Asian circuit starting with the Philippine Open on Feb. 24-27. Ozaki's game is centred mainly on the driver and pitching wedge. He will beUPI - 76 words
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130 1972-02-04 26 Ring's annual award goes to Frazier IWEW YORK, Thurs. World heavyweight champion Joe Frazier was named "Fighter of the Year" for 1971 by Ring Magazine yesterday in its annual review issue. The maga z i n c's selection board voted Frazier's victory on March 8 over former titleholder Cassius ClayReuter - 130 words
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Article159 1972-02-04 26 I OS ANGELES, Thurs. Triple Olympic gold medallist Debbie Meyer, who announced her retirement from competitive swimming last week at the age of 19, has broken an ankle while learning to ski. Mrs. Betty Meyer said yesterday that her daughter suffered the Injury on Monday while159 words
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Article94 1972-02-04 26 BEIRUT. Thurs— The draw lcr the Olympic Games soccer competition will be made iii public in Munich on June 11. the amateur committee of Fifa decided here. The meeting— one of a series of F.fa committee meetings tie.-r also accepted a proposal to draw up futureReuter - 94 words
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Article31 1972-02-04 26 BARCELONA. Thurs.—European bantamweight boxlnr chnmp'.on Agustln Senln or Spain last night retained his title when he beat Guy Caudron of Prance on points In their 15-round title tx.ut herr.31 words
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Advertisement137 1972-02-04 24 $12,000 MUST BE I WON THIS I WEEK I The Jackpot has not been broken m in Contest 'V, so this week's Money- k words Jackpot is worth $12,000 which |9 MUST BE WON. Back numbers avail- 'H NEW bIMTtzK from 7th. JANUARY to 14th. February AT PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX137 words
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Advertisement389 1972-02-04 24 ALL PATA DELEGATES When in Singapore Goodwood Group take care of you Goodwood built four exciting hotels at strategic parts of the city. Tastefully furnished them. Staffed them with trained, warm, friendly people. And made them into four delightful food havens The result 1 HOTEL MALAYSIA SINGAPORE A jet -set389 words
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Advertisement334 1972-02-04 25 Total Transportation h\\\\\\m Oa** I J TH33T |M|| £331 liLiyMyj^lf VI3 O©O"LanCl ©ThetraMerJsthenhauted 111 miff U jD mJJSK'I'OCI hhP aa O Sea- Land 's total transportation trails (container) which is specially llllllllilil^ll!ilUHI18 I 1 1 1 iililMilillJ 1 1 ""111 lllil^iijiiJ 1 1 HiW^iUITT system begins at the shipper's designed334 words
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Advertisement143 1972-02-04 26 FAR EAST TRAVEL CLUB SPECIAL WINTER FARE FOR UMITED PERIOD ONLY SINGAPORE-LONDON m^k Lm s^ Two flights a week iHI^^HI hH^HI every Tuesday and Saturday |H W By SABER AIR s latest DC 8 Stretch Fan Jet NO CLUB MEMBERSHIP MJIHI W ~S^ ji OR RESTRICTIONS IH ■HH Hi V143 words
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Article, Illustration201 1972-02-04 27 Royalty set for his Turf debut I A NEW chapter In j local Turf history will be written at lpoh tomorrow when Royalty II runs in the Class 5. Div. 3. 5". f handicap (Race 1). This three-year-old colt will be the first horse raised and broken in at the201 words
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Article1775 1972-02-04 27 |MJ<| 2.30 CLASS 5. DIV. 3 SJF MHkd^mm ($6,000 $4,200 to winner) i SOOOO ALINA ri.. 1,1. 5.,,,,,,ri 3 8 12 Asuwadl 1 1 4 ...1.4 VOLUOLE iVotaMtl I 11,.,,k,1,n 5 8.12 (-11 Chiang URGENT RATE a <l'l W I lli, uk. 1, 48 11 lv.l -3)1,775 words
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Article1579 1972-02-04 27 flj -mm 2.0 CLASS 3. DIV. 2 9F oW^UofloUoi ($B,OOO $5,600 to winner) HUSTLER i (Matter) H..1.11.- 6 90 (.1.1 15) Harbrldtt 2 FIRST ADDITION (Tie— l Trh 5 89 (+4) SF J. Johnson 7 ORCHARD CENTRE M dinky) IYh 5 8 9 (ud+3) F Chtam 41,579 words
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Article, Illustration360 1972-02-04 27 EPSOM JEEP - Dax's chance to score three-in-row EPSOM JEEP By |)AX, twice winner in Class 6 at Bukit Timan last month, did a splendid gallop on a fast track at lpoh yesterday. Ridden by George Podmore, this frontrunning four-year-old grey reeled off 3f in 36 3/ssec. Dax has hit a bright patch360 words
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Advertisement151 1972-02-04 27 -^s^ AEROFLOT THE FLYING TROIKA AS FROM FEB.4,I972.AEROFLOT INTRODUCES A NEW ROUTE FROM SINGAPORE TO FRANKFURT VIA MOSCOW. SINGAPORE-— MOSCOW-*- FRANKFURT \T\ fw ttaV I Ywm^mmait^^ *3$ Amm i UW° 2fl> Km\. 4 1 1 4* Ib^Mbm 1 1 LnaV^M a^aiaQfv^ K"j J? JEjftflLßflflßUflHaMlKiSveT (o''^ aßkzT ta 11 §W Lt^a^atafl151 words
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Article, Illustration254 1972-02-04 28 SPRUCING UP FOR QUEEN ELIZABETH'S VISIT SINGAPORE, Thurs THE British royal yacht Britannia arrived in Singapore this morning in preparation for Queen Elizabeths visit to the region. The yacht is now at the ANZI'K naval dockyard, Sembawang. A spokesman for the British High Commission here said today254 words
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Article41 1972-02-04 28 MANILA. Thurs. A Philippine Judge Edgardo Paras, has recommended "unusual punishments" such as skinning criminals alive and spraying them with vinegar until death to help lower the nations growing crime rate, the Philippine News Service reported. AP.AP - 41 words
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Article32 1972-02-04 28 CANBERRA. Thurs. A major six-nation SEATO maritime exercise will be held In the South China Sea from Maniia, from Feb. 15-27. Federal Defence Minister David Fairbairn announced here today. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article28 1972-02-04 28 WELLINGTON. Thurs. Mr. John Marshall, named by Sir Keith Holyoake to succeed him as New Zealand's Prime Minister, will be sworn In next Monday. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article67 1972-02-04 28 TOKYO. Thurs. Emperor Hirohito today -expressed his "heartfelt sympathy" over the lonely suffering In Guam of former Japanese Imperial Army sergeant Sholchi Yokoi. In his first puolic comment since Yokoi was discovered on the Pacific Island, the Emperor was quoted by a chamberlain as saying: "It mustReuter - 67 words
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Article47 1972-02-04 28 Drugs: Drying up source WASHINGTON. Thurs. Director John E. Ingersoll of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs has announced that legitimate production of amphetamines will be cut by about 50 per cent In 1972 to help dry up the source of stimulants used Illegally as pep47 words
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Article30 1972-02-04 28 LONDON. Thurs. West Oerman Chancellor Willy Brandt will visit Britain for talks with Prime MlnlsU. Heath on April 20 and 21. It was officially announced here today. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article35 1972-02-04 28 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thanat Khoman 58. who lost his Job as Foreign Minister In the Nov. 17 coup. Is to enter the Buddhist monkhood today for a period of about a month. UPI.UPI - 35 words
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Article510 1972-02-04 28 T ONDON. Thtirv The »tock market closed narrowly mixed t™u» after slrtdv opening Trading wa» rather aulet except tor activity tparked rll by the new* thai the bids of ReechamPool* for Claxo have been referred lo thr Monopolies CommlMlon. At 3 p.m. the Financial Time* Index kh down510 words
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Article, Illustration460 1972-02-04 28 'Do not forget your past' call by Dr. Yeoh SINGAPORE. Thurs JHK Acting President, Dr. Yeoh (Jhim Seng, said this evening that Singaporeans should not forget the past in their eagerness to build a new and progressive Singapore. He said this when he spoke at a ceremony to mark official460 words
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Advertisement216 1972-02-04 28 IF YOU MISSED THIS WEEK'S *—-'K.^H I _________r^^ S^-4: You've missed something! INTERNATIONAL 1 Closing the Soviet Japanese gap 2. Asia-Hippies go home 3. A new crisis for Egypt's Sadat RESERVE YOUR COPY U AlAf I MAIL THE COUPON WU If! >end to Newsweek International I I c/oSANVIC ENTERPRISE, SUITE216 words
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Advertisement254 1972-02-04 28 How to make JQ your day easier. B^_- i___ld_____ i ______k *^»--___i_H»» W_l Bf E 6b90 V>>l^ rji§s <fc~. SHj 4M___lr deep fryer ~fc_ LA 50 W||W Z'ZT££ E 5762 "Exlra Light" automatic dry iron. 7<i,Jsi*b\t* Automatic steam and dry iron with closed handle tt'mperdture control riandv frvina Efficient steam254 words
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Miscellaneous13 1972-02-04 28 The weather WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today Fair.13 words
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Article, Illustration1202 1972-02-04 29 Malaysia's car sales move into top gear TOPS' OF THE YEAR By HENRY CHANG CALKS of motor vehicles in West Malaysia last year took :i healthy leap of 15.9 per cent. However, while this is nearly twice the growth rate of 15)70. the industry apparently isn't out of Ihe woods1,202 words
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Article, Illustration116 1972-02-04 29 50-STOREY HOTEL COMPLEX A5O-STOREY hotel complex wiU be constructed in Kuala Lumpur by Low Vat Hotels Group, currently Involved in the development of a string of hotels In Penang, Ipoh and Pulau LangkawL According to a spokesman for the group, the complex which la estimated to cost 150 million, will116 words
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Article229 1972-02-04 29 Well done! AS PATA's conference ends I have rood news for tliose in Penan* who organised the PATA workshop. Mingling among delegates in Knala Lumpur I was delighted to hear nothing but praise for the arrangements in Penang. I also heard special arrangements were in hand to take229 words
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527 1972-02-04 29 'Healthy local hotel occupancy rates in two years' forecast JIOTKL occupancy rales in Singa pore and Malaysia will l>e at healthy levels in two years, predicts Mr. Robert Allen of Travel Development Corporation, Hawaii. Mr. Allen, in Kuala Lumpur to attend the PATA conference, believes the current over-capacity in Singapore's527 words
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Advertisement104 1972-02-04 29 I flew to London for almost half fare! vOnly $1,838!^ Jy^ fc "3* For some people there is only one airline. Now BOAC offers you a round-trip to London or anywhere in Europe at a new excursion fare that gives you big savings, and 90 days in Europe.* Imagine. London104 words
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Advertisement169 1972-02-04 29 INSIDE World edible oil shortage Ilkelt to persist in rurrmt season: Hope dims for Minser shareholders: "Problem anal>sis and derision making" seminar for executives; Marketing rolumn; People In Business. Page 30. a> Company aews; Share market report; Weekly rubber review: Commodities; I losing prices and business done: Overseas markets New169 words
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Article, Illustration682 1972-02-04 30 Lucky Lim' comes to town A FORD you can afford seems to be the theme of Universal Cars' "cheap sale" of Ford cars during the current month. And to get the "going thing" going with a push and a punch during the monthlong campaign is Universal Cars' version of682 words
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446 1972-02-04 30 HENRY CHANG - HENRY CHANG By SOME shortages are expected in the world edible seeds and oils situation for the 1971-72 season although conditions do net look like being as severe as they were in the previous period. This forecast was made by446 words
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289 1972-02-04 30 'Problem analysis and decision making' seminar for executives THE National Productivity Centre (NPC) in Petaling Jaya will sponsor a five-day seminar on "Problem Analysis and Decision Making" in March. The seminar, also called the Apex course, will be conducted by Mr. Charles H. Kepner from the US. Mr. Kepner is289 words
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123 1972-02-04 30 $lm metal engineering plant for Spore By LESLIE f ONG AN American Industrial group, Sundstrand, Is starting a metal engineering plant in Kallang Industrial Estate in June. To be known as Sundstrand Pacific, the local factory calls for an Investment of some $1 million In plant and machinery. For a123 words
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Article246 1972-02-04 30 Mr. Richard T.T. Tan has been appointed divisional sales officer of the Great Eastern Life Assurance with effect from Jan. I. He will operate from the company's new agency office at the Specialist Centre In Orchard Road, Singapore. Mr. Tan, who Joined Great Eastern Life In December246 words
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375 1972-02-04 30 KIMGSLEY WOOD - HOPE DIMS FOR MINSEC SHAREHOLDERS: NO CHANCE OF ANY RETURN KIMGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: Shareholders In Minsec Mineral Securities Australia (in liquidation) have little hope of getting anything on their investment but Preference shareholders should get back a portion of their capital. Unsecured creditors, provided they are patient and do375 words
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Advertisement370 1972-02-04 30 J 1 1 I >*^H |-V nun frSw HU'Ta^n y Ig Lj y W Th, SEIKO BELL TIMER is a convenient, accurate clock used to automatically sound a bell, buzzer, chime, and so forth at daily preset times. Designed to heighten the efficiency in systematic time control, it is the370 words
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Advertisement81 1972-02-04 30 HITACHI TOP QUALITY POWER TOOLS fi MOTOR BLOCKS af* am faa£ fi HUISTS tfßfc— —f f PORTABLE DRILL PW^^^ HAW W.AHER £K Outstanding durability IMP Hardy construction 111I II A Handy and convenient X Double irtsulat ion for safety F«H rangt of POWER TOOLS. X MO<ST A SOLE AGENTS: F.E.81 words
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Article1126 1972-02-04 31 gu. and orrcß orFl CIALLV LItTCO AT THI CLOU OF BUtlNttl IN TN[ KNCAPOni ROOMS OF TMt ,TOCK ixV^HCt WITH PHICE MOVIMINTt IN BRACKET, VItTIROAV WIHI INOUtTRIAL* CLOSING TONE; All sections except oil palms and tins closed steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover us supplied by the Stock Exchange1,126 words
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Article1239 1972-02-04 31 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded slu.w n In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified INDIMKI iU AC MA il) 182. (1) 1.83. (1) 1.84. (5) 1.85 D Ajinomoto1,239 words
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Article389 1972-02-04 31 MELBOURNE. Thuis.— Mining ITI -hares were weaker In :e trading on the Melbcurne Stock Exchange to';i\. althcunh there were some wmthwhile calns among established stocks 0.1.s were little changed and •v.dnstrlalji recorded small Improvements. Poseidon dropped 20 cents to A 512.80 anc Queensland Mines UM \0 rents to $4.389 words
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Article262 1972-02-04 31 YEW YORK. Wed— The stock market blushed aside some negative news developments lorgea ahead steadily and clcsed with moderate gains in very active trading. One analyst expects the list to continue Its uptrend for the next seveial sessions. A press report that US trade negotiator William Ebeile is262 words
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Article96 1972-02-04 31 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 87.10 1 uehday 86.62 Week ago 85.83 RIBBERS Wedneiday 290.55 Tuesday 293.64 Week age 294.56 OILS Wednesday 300.68 Tuesday 300.55 Week ego 302.03 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 491.8 Tuesday 491 .0 Week ago 492.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDISTRIALB Wednesday 905.85 Tuesday 901.79 Week ago 889 15 LONDON96 words
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Article181 1972-02-04 31 THE Association of Banks in Malavsla-Singapor 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Feb 3. Loral dollars lo one unit SKLLING of Foreign Curren<> TT or OD Sterling Pound 7 4150 Australian Dollar 3.4025 r.miHlian Dollar 2.8400 New Zealand Dollar 3 4250 I'.S Dollar 2.8500 Loral dollars to181 words
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Article279 1972-02-04 31 UONO KONG. Thuis The 11 market opened on a firm note which brightenend up toward tht end of the morning session nnce the excellent results of the Bank of East Asia (final of HK $2 50 and bonus one for flvei were announced. Wlnsor continued to move up279 words
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Article646 1972-02-04 31 GENTINU Highlands Hotel has ended, wit'i effect from Jan. 1. 1972. the management contract between the hotel and Continental Consolidated under which the latter managed the casino for a management fee of 20 per cent of the net casino operating profit. The contract. si?ned on Feb. 10. 1971.646 words
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Article, Illustration142 1972-02-04 31 Rites Gritting $2.56 N. Iron $4 52 S. Dredge $4 92 Hume Pnf. $286 H. Lronc $135 Inehrapr L. $1.67 S. Tukang $1 63 P. E. G. I. $296 C. Sugars $152 Gammon $1.54 09 -.08 .08 .06 .05 -.05 .04 .04 .03 .03 Falls Talam Mines142 words
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281 1972-02-04 31 'I 111! mild buovanr) of Ihe previous feu dV; s uas sustained yestt-rday] much to thr surprise of obsorI very on lh« Stock I v change of .Malaysia and I Ningapore. Many new reasons were put forward for this ex tended bull market.281 words
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Article183 1972-02-04 31 STRAITS TIN SLIPS A FRACTION THE Straits tin prlcr In Penang yes t c r day dipped fractionally by 75 cents to $618.75 on an official ottering up 40 tons to 289 tons. The easier tendency of the local market was in unison with the overnight London metal price which183 words
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Article56 1972-02-04 31 wi*nm r Tuesday US. lUI London 49.25 44.10 Beirut 4U.55 40.40 HonKkonic 49.7* 41.55 Bunch 4V.208 ItM 49 708 4V308 Paris 4V.11 t: .*'< Spore VJ HO 41.70 S'porr <2> 173 90 171. imi ill i-.MKjr l I'tue in non-merlin* area in U.S. do'Urs per ounce (2) Local56 words
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Article35 1972-02-04 31 London copprr PttMi on YV.dm vl.iy (previous In brackets!. Wirrbir Spot buyer (C421.0U) seller (422 00 ***** 50): Tnr.r Month." buyer f42->.OO ul'JT.iiii seller 142-.50 |MSM» Market tsns: Strady. tales: 2. 175 tons.35 words
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Article64 1972-02-04 31 T»HESE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market yesterday The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 3 15 16 to 4 3 16 2 mths 4 >- to 4 11 16': 3 mths 4 to 4 15 16 6 mths .5516 to64 words
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Article24 1972-02-04 31 KKB. 3 RIBBIR 87.50 cents (up 0.!."> cent). TIN: S6lB 75 (dov n 75 cei>»s> Official offtrir.s W tons (up 40 tons).24 words
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Article78 1972-02-04 31 pHINCSC PROUUCt LrcilANCI, (INCAPORE NOON CLOSING Coconut On dium |441 C*a»a: Mixed dob) loc IK Cent. »v:.» I! MpCMr: Muntok A.--TA «lnte fob. itNi-; M.w |197| Barawak »h :.i m Sit7i srii.m ■aiawak apccial biurk f.o li. M.W J1.12J ahta i.lack f.o 1. HIM IIU wilan Lampom Mack ASIA78 words
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Article393 1972-02-04 31 OPENING quotations were marked down on the rubber market yesterday on lower London advices and the market was very slow to form. Light shortcovering was enough to return levels to those at Wednesday's close where the market remained for the rest o:' the morning. Turnover was small and393 words
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Article23 1972-02-04 31 In London on Wednt-ffd.iy th< piln M IK N Kuroit'.in |»r" In h.iik lon.- t..r. 1 1- aawti ij 1 chan^-rdi.23 words
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Article411 1972-02-04 31 rpHERE is little to be said X about the market which djes not amount to repetition, according to Holiday. Cutler and Bath In Its weekly rubber review. Prices once more fluctuated within a two-cent bracket, declining en balance to the low point of 87J cents for411 words
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Advertisement495 1972-02-04 32 (0) PURCHASING OFFICER We require on odditionol Purchosing Officer who should hove at least three years buying experience in a shipyard. Those familiar with buying for construction of oil drilling rigs ond olfshore equipment will be preferred. A minimum cducotional qualification equivalent to H.S.C. is desired. Only those with required495 words
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Advertisement864 1972-02-04 32 INSTITItT PENYELIDEKAN DAN KEMAJUAN PERTANIAN MALAYSIA MARDI Permohonaa2 ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada warga-negara Malaysia untok jawatan2 yang berlkut: BAHAGIAN PENYELIDEKAN (1) Petifurui Lading Kanan Kelayakan: a) Mempunyai Ijaiah Sarjana atau Barj»n!i Muda Sains dalam bldang2 yang berkaltan dengan pertanian atau yang setaraf dengannya; dan b) Mempunyai sekurang2-nya 6 tahun P«»« el864 words
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Advertisement573 1972-02-04 32 ©mas ~^m^r malaysian airline system invites applications from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointments: (i) SENIOR COMPUTER OPERATOR Requirements: MCE with a good pass in Bahasa Malaysia; at least nve years experience in computer operation previous experience in a supervisory position an advantage. Salary: Depending on experience, will be in573 words
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Advertisement755 1972-02-04 35 T« *«"T OF lIMOArORI AUTMO- CwUI mm*m Kr, p,rlla and EldaJ 1 HITY ANNOUNCID THI FOLLOW- Maru No S^ IMC BtRTHINO ARMANCEMINTI lilt *tty° BlnllDC FOR F«B. 4. OUT: Aatrldr Bakk* B/l. D«:ima I(n B/ and Hrlma Taylor B/S. OUT: OlMuimoDd 3 4 Japan JO/11. Chhm Barilla: fan Perlla and755 words
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Advertisement845 1972-02-04 35 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In response to the demands or shippers in Singapore anal Moloysio M.I.S.C. hat nreof plcatur* in announcing Hi* introduction at a specialised timber corner m.v. "MARITIME STAR", scheduled to load at: Singapore: 12-16.2.72 Ton Jong Mom: 18-21.2.72 P. Swettenham: 23 27.2.72 Penang: 28/2- 1.3.72 For845 words
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Advertisement796 1972-02-04 35 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that with effect from 1.2.1972 Mr. Tan Seng Leong has ceased lo be in our employment and is therefore no longer authorised to transact business or to receive moneys on our behalf. BOSWELL INTERNATIONAL (UK) LTD. ANNOUNCEMENT This is to inform that MR LAM SAY796 words
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Article, Illustration83 1972-02-04 36 IN MEMORIAM PUAN SBI EDITH MARY MACINTYRE "Forgive our grief lor one rimoved. Thy creature whom we lound so fair. We trust she lives in Thee and there W* find her worthier to be loved." I I HI SUNGEI BKKNAM Fen yang tersebut di-atas akan di-tutop kapada semua lalu lintas83 words
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Article, Illustration39 1972-02-04 36 In EVER LOVING memory I of our dear beloved mother I Madam Chan Gaik Swan I departed on 12 04 Eight I years have passed but you I are never forgotten Inserted by Chin Sc Grace I39 words
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Advertisement748 1972-02-04 36 S TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD SINGAPORE Applications are invited for the following posts:— (A) SENIOR CONVENTION OFFICER (i) Qualifications A Experience Preference will be g ginv *n to candidates possessing a recognised University Degree or relevant professional qualification with ot least three yeors experience in the promotion ond organisation of regionol748 words
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Advertisement481 1972-02-04 36 ACCOUNTANT We are seeking a qualified Accountant aged 25 to 30 with at least 3 to 4 years sound accounting and administrative experience who can make a positive contribution to our expanding organisation. Initially he will be responsible for the control of a section of the day to day accounting481 words
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Advertisement1065 1972-02-04 36 SARAWAK ELECTRICITY SIPPLY CORPORATION MIRI POWEB STATION SECOND EXTENSION CONTRACT NO. ?545 10 CIVIL WORKS renders are invited from tuiUbly qualif>*d contractors for '.he Civil Wofks associated with .he extension to Mirl Power Station at Pujut near Mlri. Sarawak The work comprises a 5 bay i extension (approx. 85ft. x1,065 words
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Advertisement857 1972-02-04 36 ©mas *^^r malaysian airline system Malaysian Airline Sv.st.em Berhad invites the following tenders •1 > Supply of tereylene wool and dacron wool materials suitable for the munuiacture of male staff untlorms .md or 2t Supply of tens It ne wool and dacron wool materials, and its tailoring for male staff857 words
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