The Straits Times, 7 February 1972

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National NRWspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 -fr MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Harun: Let's call our airline MSA too
    403 1 Harun: Let's call our airline MSA too PENANG, Sun. U m n o National Youth leader Dato Harun Idris today called on the Malaysian Government to name the nations new airline Malaysia Sendiran Airline so as to retain the MSA initials. "We would also urge the Government to reinstate the
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    19 die in fall
    32 1 NEW DEUHI. Sun. A bus plunged into a Himalayan mountain gorge yesterday evenlng near Mahasu town. Hlmachal Pradesh, about 300 miles north of New Delhi, killing 19 pauaengers.
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    US war planes for Israel
    285 1 US war planes for Israel America to deliver 45 Phantoms, 80 Skyhawks in major policy change WASHINGTON, Sunday THE United States has agreed to sell Israel as many as 45 Phantom jetfighter bombc.s and 80 Skyhawk fighters, informed sources said last night. The reported decision involving such a large number
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    'Global city' success for Spore: Raja
    773 1 'Global city' success for Spore: Raja SINGAPORE, Sunday CINGAPORE is transforming Itself into a global city with the world as its hinterland. This growth, according to Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam, is the secret of Singapore's economic success since Independence, and consequently of its political and social stability. Mr. RajaFatnam,
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    Rash of fighting in central region of South Vietnam
    195 1 A hash or ngnung was reported yesterday in the central region of South Vietnam, where a communist offensive has been predicted. South Vietnamese headquarters claimed 54 communist soldiers were killed in the clashes in the Central Highlands and along the coast,
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    Security forces kill four terrorists in Sarawak clash
    134 1 Security forces kill four terrorists in Sarawak clash J^UCHNG, Sun.— Security forces have killed four more communist terrorists in the Operation Ngayau area. A member of the security forces was killed and two wounded in the clash. Chief Minister, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yakup said today the terrorists were killed
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    15,000 defy British troops in N. Ireland
    507 1 15,000 defy British troops in N. Ireland NEWRY (Northern Ireland). Sun At least 15,000 predominantly Roman C;.tholic demonstrators defied government warnings of possible new bloodshed and set off today on the largest civil rights protest march In Northern In land. British troop; remained at a discreet distance from the rallying
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    Lock icon Mujib talks
    39 1 CALCUTTA, Sun Sheikh Mujlbur Rahman, the Prime Minister of Bdngla, Deah, had a 70-mlnutc meeting with the Indian Premier. Mrs Indira Gandhi, here loony shortly after arriving on a two-day visit to this West Bengal capital Reuter.
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      38 1 NO VIOLENCE AT MARCH NEWRY (Northern Ireland). Sun. The march by 15,000 Catholics in Newry today ended in 15 minutes. The marcher* dispersed after reaching the centre of the town. There was no violence. Agencies. See this Pace >
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      Lock icon A milliondollar gain from drug seizure
      184 2 A milliondollar gain from drug seizure VORW. Sun The I IS. trt-iMirv stands to make a million-dollar profit out of a drugs swoop. A joint task forrr of New York City and State police, backed up by federal narcotics agents. seiied a suitcase containing the money from the back of
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      Lock icon Free— but no takers
      66 2 Free but no takers I ONDON. Sun Eager campaigners for birth control tried to hand out I free samples of men's contraceptives to shoppers In London's east end yester- day. "Anyone wanting a j free sample come up to the rostrum. they shouted In a street market packed with working-class
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      Lock icon Concern for canary
      56 2 PARIS. Sun. When MauI rice Cluzel. 45. was sentenced to two week's jail here today for a series of parking offences he pleaaed tha'. nis dependent would suffer hardship while he is locked uo. So poi:ce said they would feed his pet canary until he was I
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      Lock icon Skier killed
      35 2 ANDORRA. Sun. A French skier was killed oy an avalanche in this Pyrenean State today and a search for his two missing companions was suspended because of fear of a second avalanche. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Manila mayor tells of grenade blast 'brains'
      161 2 MANILA, Sun. The ITI Mayor of Manila Mr. Ramon Bagatsing sale", yesterday that he was filing charges against a former city orficial *nd others who had allegedly mastermined the bombing at c political rally here last August. Eight people were killed and more
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      Lock icon Peking hits at Sato's 'doubledealing'
      249 2 PEKING, Sun. China today critici s c d Japanese Premier Mr. Sato for being "doubledealing" in his China policy, claiming he was only pretending to be friendly towards Peking in order to silence his critics. An article by the New China News Agency commented on
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      U.S. may resort to nuclear arms in SE-Asia: Expert
      176 2 U.S. may resort to nuclear arms in SE-Asia: Expert WASHINGTON. Sun. An expert on China said today the U.S. could be forced to use nuclear weapons against any major communist offensive in South-east Asia if President Nixon fails to negotiate a settlement in that area during his trip to China.
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      Lock icon Robin Hoods
      34 2 TUCUMAN. (Argentina) Sun. Six urban guerillas commanuered a truck loaded with about 1.000 gallons of bottled milk yesteraay morning and di*tr.butcd the cargo among p or people In two shanty villages. AP.
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      Lock icon Gestapo chief put in jail to keep off Nazi-hunting groups report
      337 2 ALLEGED Gestapo war criminal Klaus Altmann remained in jail here today on a charge which some observers saw as a convenient way of keeping him out of reach of Nazi-hunting groups. Altmann is being held in a cell in
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      188 2 Adhesive Tape Incorporated (M) Berhad, Malaysia's pioneer gfc^. iOk in the manufacture of self-adhesive tapes, breaks new <~v^p» M^^| ground. Founded just over a year ago, ATI will soon embark on a vast expansion programme that will increase its production tmm imMjtfjL£2a*^/k' 4*£_^fl B- capacity by seven-fold. J^^HHHV m^^Sm I
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      Lock icon Editors hit at that arrest
      150 3 Editors hit at that arrest I/ARACHI. Sun. Police have arrested Mr. Altaf Oauhar. chief editor of the English-language newspaper Dawn, provoking a statement of concern from other editors about the ireedom of the Press in Pakistan. Police called at Mr. Gauhar's Karachi home at 3 a.m. yesterday and arrested him
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      Lock icon Don't let the Pakistanis stay on says Powell
      386 3 LONDON, Sunday BRITISH MP Mr. Enoch Powell said last night that Pakistani immigrants should be refused permission to stay in Britain to work following their country's withdrawal from the Commonwealth. He said the withdrawal meant that many Pakistanis here had ceased to
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      BHUTTO PLEA TO MUJIB: END CLASHES IN BANGLA
      275 3 BHUTTO PLEA TO MUJIB: END CLASHES IN BANGLA ISLAMABAD, Sunday. PRESIDENT BHUTTO has appealed to Prime r Minister sheikh Mujibur Rahman to use his "powerful influence" to end violence between Bengalis and non-Bengalis in Bangladesh. Mr. Bhutto made the appeal in a message sent to Sheikh Mujib in Dacca and
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      Lock icon Woman who drugged and robbed men
      126 3 TAIPEH, Sun A court has sentenced a 23--yrar-old woman to 14 yrars imprisonment and two years of hard labour on charges of driiffinc and robbinr tourists. Judfe Kuan Cbenkanx said Miss Yu Ah chin, described by police as "a woman with a thousand faces,"
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      Lock icon FORMER ECONOMIST EDITOR DIES AT AIRPORT
      148 4 FORMER ECONOMIST EDITOR DIES AT AIRPORT LONDON, Sun— Lord Crowther, 64, former editor of the Economist magazine and Chancellor of the Open University, collapsed of an apparent heart attack and died last night at Heathrow airport minutes after arriving on a flight from Australia. Lord Crowther. formerly Geoffrey Crowther, was
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      And when Irish eyes stop smiling
      527 4 THE man at the bar in Dublin's O'Connell Street was explaining why he was going to the Newry March. A true Republican, he had looked an English journalist in the eye for a full half hour as he castigated the British people for their
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      Lock icon A cancer-causing chemical find in dried meat
      239 4 A cancer-causing chemical find in dried meat WASHINGTON. Sun. Small amounts of the chemical nitrosamine, which has produced cancer in mice and hamsters, has been found in some processed meats, the U.S. Agriculture Department's consumer and marketing service said today. The service said that of 45 samples of meat tested,
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      Lock icon Britain accused of foul play in Rhodesia deal
      179 4 Britain accused of foul play in Rhodesia deal SALISBURY. Sun. The African National Council (ANC). spearhead of African opposition to the Anglo-Rhodesian settlement terms, yesterday accused British opinion-testing commissioners of campaigning for acceptance of the terms. Two members of the team headed by Lord Pearce were also accused of lying
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      Lock icon Largest heroin haul: Two fined £16 mil.
      175 4 Largest heroin haul: Two fined £16 mil. VALENCIA, Sun. A young French, man and his girl companion were fined m.-i than £16 million for illegally importing 21" Ib. of pure heroin into Spain by a contraband court here today. Jean Pierre Pilatos 34. and his 21-year-olu compin ion Marie Yvonne
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      Hijack suspect
      25 4 MEXICO CITY. Sun. A yuunic Mexican accused of hijacking a Peruvian airliner from Miami to Cuba in August 1969 was arrested here today.
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      185 4 SWISSAIR CUTS AIR FARES TO EUROPE BY ALMOST HALF! Starting February Ist, you can fly with Swissair to all major European Cities for almost half the present fare! These new excursion round trip fares will apply 10 all scheduled flights with one stop-over en-route permitted. And we've spared absolutely nothing.
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    DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
    1666 5  - DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER VICTOR DAVIS Concluding the series by Bond gets a kiss with several kicks VIOLENT END FOR A PAIR OF COLD KILLERS ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD'S hired executioners, Kidd and Wint, hauled James Bond from the car boot and carried him, still unconscious, to a stack of 36--inch diameter
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    Malaysian co-ops unable to account for nearly $2 mil
    231 6 Malaysian co-ops unable to account for nearly $2 mil KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Co-operative societies in Malaysia are unable to account for almost $2 million of their capital and cash. "This Is because certain officials have abused their power and used their positions for their own gain," said DirectorGeneral of Co-operative
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    Talk by skin specialist
    39 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Dr. Robert P. Warln. a visiting consultant dermatologist of Bristol Hospital, will give a public lecture on Physical Urticarias at Allen Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Medicine Building. Sepoy Lines, at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Karate lessons at PAP branch
    41 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. The PAP Queenstown branch's youth section will start a karate class at Its premises In Forfar Square from tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. A second course on advance photography will be held on March 6.
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    An arbitrator
    22 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Peter Y.S. Tan has been appointed a member of the employers' panel of the Industrial Arbitration Court.
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    Sha'ari: This is the stuff hippies are made of
    367 6 Sha'ari: This is the stuff hippies are made of SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Par liunienhirv Secretary (Culture), Inche Sha'ari Tadin, to(lnv criticised young people who spend their leisure hours taking drugs and hanging around street comers. He said these people say life is meaningless and complain that they do not know
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    We can't ignore politics: MCA
    301 6 MALACCA, Sun. President of the Malacca Malaysian Chinese Association, Dato Tan Cheng Swee, yesterday stressed the need for people to be associated with politics. "Let us not pretend that we cannot see the writing on the wall of the need for this. "Everything is clear
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    Shortlived career of petrol kiosk worker
    77 6 SINGAPORE. Sun—Krishnasamy Mohana Das s career as a petrol kiosk attendant was shortlived. He left after only five hours. The day's collection of $160, the boss Mr. Tan Boon Hak later discovered, also went with him. Yesterday in a magistrate's court. Krishnasamy admitted stealing
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    REQUEST CODE TESTS TO BE RESUMED
    118 6 REQUEST CODE TESTS TO BE RESUMED CINGAPORE, Sun. The Highway Code request tests which have been suspended since December may be resumed later this month. Disclosing this yesterday, a spokesman for the Resist ry of Vehicles said: "The request tests were stopped because two to three of the testers fell
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    Man dies after road crash
    42 6 SINOAPORE. Sun Yip Kal. 51, died in Outram Hospital three hours after he was Involved In a collision with a motorcycle In Nell Road at about 8.15 p.m. yesterday. There were 71 traffic accidents, six serious, yesterday.
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    Anniversary joy
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Gunong Sayang Association will hold a dinner at Its premises In Ceylon Road on Feb. 27 to celebrate Its 61st anniversary.
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      143 6 llhy Hop By V.T. Umtmtin YfettALLHE YES.7VWT V*"^^ < HOW ABOUT I FIME.' I'LL QO t* ff »Tt >\l^ ~1 s..AAV.vnu tAPtCS NEEPS IS REST SHOULP DO /...BUT KEEP HIM OUR PLACE, HOME AND RX> /^MpP\ HAVEN'T G.jGOT ROOM AND PLENTY OF V IT,' ALLEY.- WHERE ITS NICE J VELPAP
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    Lack of top orchestra here 'a real setback'
    319 7 Lack of top orchestra here 'a real setback' SINGAPORE, Sunday ABSENCE of ;i truly professional orchestra in Singapore is ;i major setback lor young musicians here, talented local violinist Chan Yew Shing, 19, said icxhiy. Yew Shing returned yesterday after attending and performing at the prestigious two-week Australian National Music
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    How well do you know Singapore?
    76 7 How well do you know Singapore? YOU can find out and win cash prizes in the New Nation today and everyday. Each day. from today. New Nation will publish a photograph of a wellknown place or object In Singapore. The first reader to telephone *****0 or *****0 between 3 p.m.
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    Man with the ang pow...
    68 7 Man with the ang pow... Every evening from tomordow till Friday New Nations Mystery Man will visit public eat^g places to look for readers with a copy of the New Nation. If he meets you with a copy of the day's New Nation and you answer a simple question you
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    Second book fair at Shangri-La
    72 7 Second book fair at Shangri-La SINGAPORE. Sun. The Second Singapore International Book Fair will be held at the Shangrl-^a 1 Hotel from April 29 to May 3. A special feature of the fair will be a lecture by an eminent I literary figure a day before its I opening. Other
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    Sludge now sold in metric units
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Public Works Department i Sewerage Branch) will now sell sludge In metric units. The various rates are: One i cubic metre ($2.60 without dellvery i. one lorry load which Is equivalent to three cubic metres i 57.80 without delivery and $22.80
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    Toto winning numbers
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. 11 72 mere: 34. 40. 16, 2 and 28. The additional number was 20. The numbers in the circles draw were: 3. 32, and 31.
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    Developmental psychology
    39 7 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Chinese YMCA centre for applied behavioural science will start a course on developmental psychology at its Sevens Road premises on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Fee Is $50 (or members and $60 for non -members.
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    AMERICANS TO DRILL FOR OIL IN BRUNEI BAY
    267 7 AMERICANS TO DRILL FOR OIL IN BRUNEI BAY BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. Americans are to begin drilling for oil in the Brunei Bay area north of the capital sometime in the middle of the year. This was disclosed by Mr. George Hardin. president of Ashland Exploration, who arrived here today
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    Poly doubles ITC intake
    144 8 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The biggest intake (1.200) of Polytechnic students this year in any single course will be for the Industrial Technician Certificate <ITC> the principal. Mr. Robert Edis, said today This constitutes twice the number of new students taken In the ITC course last year. The
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    Revaluation
    21 8 KLANO. Sun. A new revaluation exercise of all property in the Town Council area here Is now being carried out.
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    TWO SATA PARTIES FOR POOR PATIENTS
    82 8 TWO SATA PARTIES FOR POOR PATIENTS SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association will hold its annual Chinese New Year parties for 400 destitute TB patients tomorrow. The parties will be held at the SATA Chest and Heart Clinic in Shenton Way. and at the SATA Uttamram Clinic at 6$ mile
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    Pekemas party to open branches
    173 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The chairman of Pekemas. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon. yesterday announced that his party would form branches throughout Malaysia In the next few months. Opening the party's first branch in Kampong Bahru. Dr. Tan said the opening of the branch showed that the
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    2,000 in first walkathon to raise funds for NCC
    233 8 2,000 in first walkathon to raise funds for NCC SINGAPORE. Sun ESPRIT d c corps shone on 2,000 bright young faces as en masse they marched out of the University of Singapore campus this morning. A six-kilometre (about 3} miles) hike alone the surrounding roads of the campus, and the
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    Walkout mill workers go for a picnic
    228 8 Walkout mill workers go for a picnic QINGAPORE, Sun. Some 300 workers of the International Spin ning Mills (fathered at the Tanan Merah holiday resort for a solidarity picnic today. The workers, members of the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union, walked out of their jobs yesterday after what they described as
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    Esso mementos for accident-free year
    103 8 Esso mementos for accident-free year SINGAPORE, Sun. —.The Esso refinery in Pulau Ayer Chawan was accid-ent-free last year. To mark this record achievement. employees in the refinery were given mementos. In a message, the refinery manager. Mr. Cliff Jones, urged them to be safety conscious and to strive for another
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    Police— extend reward offers for tips
    146 9 Police extend reward offers for tips SINGAPORE, Sun. Police have extended their offers of cash rewards for information in connection with a bank fraud and a murder case. A $20,000 reward Is offered for tips on the whereabouts of Ngoh Tee Wah. 22. of 4, Block 1, Morse Road. Police
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    Parking fees
    35 9 BATU PAHAT, Sun The town council here has Introduced parking fees for vehicles. Vehicle owners have now to pay between 30 cents to 40 cents an hour for parking depending on the location.
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    May start on Segamat-Kuantan highway
    130 9 May start on SegamatKuantan highway KUANTAN, Sun. Work on the multi-million dollar Segamat-Kuantan highway will begin in May, Dato Haji Abdul Ghanl Gllong. Minister of Works and Power, said here today. The road survey had started In the south. Dato Haji Abdul Ghanl was visiting the site for the bridge
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    Meeting – to plan new rubber measures
    268 9 Meeting to plan new rubber measures KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday MALAYSIA will lead Other major rubber producing countries in an attempt to map out new strategies and measures to tackle the weak rubber price. Officials of the Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries Malaysia, Indonesia, Ceylon. Thailand South Vietnam and Slnagpore
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    New Year gifts for needy 75
    132 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. It will be a baPpy Chinese New Tear for 75 needy residents of Bukit Ho Swee constituency. For today, their MP, Mr. Scab Mvi Kok. presented them with rice, sugar, biscuits, condensed milk and an ang pow of $4. The grateful residents,
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    Bubble homes will be up for sale in Malaysia
    267 9 I^UALA LUMPER. Sun. Malaysians will be able to own 'the space saucer home" the bubble house complete with electrical installations and conveniences of modern living. The house Is one of the attractions of the Envlro 2.000 Exhibition held In conjunction with
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    High-speed aero-trains plan to woo travellers
    408 10  - High-speed aero-trains plan to woo travellers JOHORE BAHRU MALAYAN RAILWAY TO PUT AIR-CONDITIONED COACHES ON THE SINGAPORE-PENANG RUN Sunday fHh Government is considering introducing on congested routes aero-trains which travel at very high speeds on a cushion of air. Disclosing this at a press conference here this morning. Communication Minister
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    Singapore and Malaysian visitors to India up 60 pc
    219 10 Singapore and Malaysian visitors to India up 60 pc SINGAPORE. Sun. Tou rlst traffic from Singapore and Malaysia to India has Increased by about 60 per cent In the past year, an Indian tourism official said today. "This further enhances the importance of the two countries to us." the Indian
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    Death of baby whose brother slept on him
    207 10 Death of baby whose brother slept on him SINGAPORE. Sun— four month old baby grirl was found dead on a bed beside her elder brother in their Jalan Cheng Hwa home oft* Upper Bukit Timah Ro.ui yesterday morning. Her father, Mr. Che«Seng Hock. 28. a hos pital cook, said that
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    Consumers' decision
    73 10 PENANO. Sun The Consumers Associations of Penaiu and Negri Sembllan today decided to move a vote ot no confidence again: t the chairman of the Malaysian National Consumer Council, Hajl Abdul La tiph A statement Issued by CAP here today said that Tuan Hajl Abdul Latlph Mias proved
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    Education of handicapped
    43 10 SINGAPORE. Sun Miss Dallp Kaur Penu. idmlnlstratlve officer. Chlldre\ Charities, will speak on lue Education of the Hardlcapped and Less PortunaU at the V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter) luncheon at 1 30 p.m. on Saturday at Hotel Equatorial.
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      220 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Insane to hold fold? It's 10 More variety, also In quiet .tely planned (IoT (l 0) II Suffestlon for > lUnd (11). 11 Jumper U heard to run away 13 The beast gives a froan. and (4). takes the butter (6. 4). 14 Recruit gets
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    Why Singapore has not collapsed
    3212 11 \yilAT I propose to do tonight is to elucidate an inexplicable mystery about Singapore a mystery which some people find worrying and others somewhat irritating. And the mystery is this: Why has not an Independent Singapore as yet collapsed? Worse still, why Instead of things
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    I feel like a person, not a thing, since I lost 75 lbs. I wouldn't go out at all if I could help it
    630 11  - I feel like a person, not a thing, since I lost 75 lbs. I wouldn't go out at all if I could help it Barbara Ann Jones <aa told to Anne Isaacs By I'VE LOST 15 pounds since I last spoke to you. If that doesn't sound like much, remember
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    Move to get China into PATA
    347 12 Move to get China into PATA KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday STRONG case is to be made to include China in PATA (the Pacific Area Travel Association) by many Asian countries. A spokesman for the South Asian and South-east Asian bloc said the "first shot will be fired when the PATA directors
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    Singapore firms invited to 10 trade fairs
    142 12 Singapore firms invited to 10 trade fairs SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore manufacturers have been invited to take part in more than 10 international trade and Industrial fairs to be held this year. According to the Singapore Manufacturers Association's latest bulletin, the fairs are in Europe, Japan and Malaysia. Among them is
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    It's racing as usual at Ipoh despite grandstand fire damage
    227 12 It's racing as usual at Ipoh despite grandstand fire damage IPOH, Sun. It was racing in Ipoh today as usual despite the fire last night which destroyed three YIP suites on the third floor of the Perak Turf Clubs year-old $8 million grandstand. Chairman of the club. Dato Yeoh Cheang
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    15-week piano course at centre
    70 12 15-week piano course at centre SINGAPORE. Sun— The Adult Education Board will conduct a 15-week course to prepare piano candidates for the 1972 practical and viva voce examination for the London Royal School of Music diploma. The course will siart at the Cultural CYntre on Feb. 27 at 4.30 p.m.
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    Five men to run union house
    120 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. A five man management committee has been formed to manage the Singapore Portworkers' Union House in Cantonment Road for a fiveyear term. The committee was formed after a meeting among representatives of the Port Authority, the NTUC and SPU (Singapore Portworkers' Union).
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      BOOSTING RUBBER
      482 14 Rubber consumption last year again exceeded production, not by much it is true, but enough to provide a sour comment on the price. Rubber is cheaper than at any time since the ridiculous post-war gift price fixed by official control was lifted. Experts of the Association of Natural
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      SAVOUR IN SALT
      277 14 The sixth round of the strategic arms limitation talks (SALT) which concluded in Vienna at the week-end yielded nothing more tangible than the earlier sessions spread over the last two years. This is not a case, however, of SALT losing its savour. These prolonged talks between American
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      THE BETTER JOBS
      216 14 Malay company directors have been urged to increase the number of bumiputras employed in private firms in Malaysia. For as the Deputy Finance Minister, Inche All Haji Ahmad, pointed out in Parliament, the responsibility does not rest entirely on the Government. There is little difficulty in filling
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    420 14 Thai night spots get a 'clean up' By A Correspondent BANGKOK, Sun. Thailand's ruling junta has begun cleaning up Bangkok, the tourist city of temples and canals, which, In recent years, has become one of the major fleshpots of Asia. Used as a popular centre by U.S. troops on rest
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    LONDON'S TAXI FAD
    362 14  -  CHRISTOPHER OGDEN By LONDON Henry Ford was talking about his Model T when, in the early days of the century, he said buyers could have them "In any colour they want as long as It's black." Until recently, the same might have been said about the London
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    1714 14 An idealist in Nasser's footsteps LIBYA'S STRONGMAN COL. QADHAFI By A CORRESPONDENT SINCE President Nasser's death 14 months ago, the Arab leader who has probably aroused most international curiosity is the outspoken, unpredictable Col. Muammar el Qadhafi, 28, Prime Minister of Libya and chairman of the country's ruling military junta.
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    Good show by tin despite many problems
    245 15  - Good show by tin despite many problems Kuk May By TIN production in Malaysia recorded commendable per fo r inance in 1071 in spite of various difficulties confronting the industry during the year. Difficulties faced by the producers at home Included rising costs of production for parts and equipment, services,
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    Investment experts on securities to Spore
    543 15  - Investment experts on securities to Spore BLAIR JOHNSON By SATURDAY, March 1 1 is a day everybody interested in the securities industry should set aside to attend the region's first-ever investment conference. The Straits Times Group with the assistance of James Cowan Associates has assembled a team of international investment
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    COOLING TOWER FOR K.L. HILTON
    144 15 COOLING TOWER FOR K.L. HILTON THE last major mechanical work on the Kuala Lumpur Hilton will be completed with the installation of its fooling tower. I'nits for the tower were lifted to the roof by helicopter recently. It was quite an operation as it involved lifting close on 10,000 Ib.
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    The southern area is the place to live in Thailand
    351 15  - The southern area is the place to live in Thailand AUSTIN MORAIS By IF you go by the Thai Consumer Price Index the best urban area in Thailand to live in will be in the southern region while the greatest price increases predictably occur in the Bangkok and Thon Burl
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    CITY TALK
    181 15  -  CROESUS By Name change I HEAR on the grapevine that a leading landmark in Market Street is to disappear. It is the sign outside stock brokers Robert Wee and Co. I gather the current partners have applied for a name change, so shortly we should see the distinctive
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    HEAD OF INTER CONTINENTAL SIGNS NEW PACT WITH KEIO PLAZA AT PATA TALKS IN K.L.
    491 15  - HEAD OF INTER CONTINENTAL SIGNS NEW PACT WITH KEIO PLAZA AT PATA TALKS IN K.L. AUSTIN MORAIS By THK last time Mi. x Paul C. Sheeline visited Singapore was in I!)."{<S as ;ui apprentice seaman on a freighter. The two Singapore land marks he wanted to see then were Raffles
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    Seminar on compressed air tools
    232 16 Seminar on compressed air tools i-iUTHRIE Waugh. In \M conjunction with Sweden's Atlas Copco. held a one day seminar at Hotel Equatorial. Singapore, recently. Tech nlcal experts from various Industries, particularly the automatlve and the shipbuilding and ship re pair Industry, took part. The speakers were Mr. Nils Tlmo. Mr.
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    Lock icon Coconut oil price hits new low: Glut in edible oils to blame
    431 16 Coconut oil price hits new low: Glut in edible oils to blame WKW YORK: The price of coconut oil reached a post-war record low last Thursday as production of all edible oils continued to outpace the world population increase. Big crops of palm oil from Malaysia, sunflower oil from Russia
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    Manila tipped as petro-chem centre
    243 16  -  LEO GONZAGA By MANILA: If a French study institute has its way, the proposed South-east Asian netro-chemical complex will be located in the Philippines. Singapore and Indonesia are said to be also bidding for the project. According to Governor Edgardo Tordesillas of the Board of
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    Majestic landmark in Chinatown
    584 16 MOK SIN PIN SINGAPORE'S new ►3 multi-million dollar landmark People's Park Centre is likely to become a new hub of local commercial and business activities. Among the many advantages it enjoys Is its strategic location at the focal point of the Government's road expansion scheme for
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    503 16 Mr. J.AJ. Saunders, chairman of the Mercantile Bank, will retire from the board on March 31. He has been chairman since 1966. His successor will be Mr. F.I.C Herridre an executive of the bank Mr. Saunders will also be retiring as chairman of of the Hongkong and
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      445 16 For the first time in your region Investment Conference 72 Singapore Vi THE SPEAKERS ___Mi It JAMES SLATER Slater Walker, London. pjnH BJgp^^ GEORGE M. FERRIS Jr. American Specialist on I I Stock Markets and author of the Ferris Report on the I Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. J
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      929 17 A^. Ti V Cc to readers tr Business Times publishes weekly a p»/.hT .'I 1 of some el ht y selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malay.sia and Singapore. .7*4 > ea f« h 'Bhi and lows are followed by the weeks movepr!ce earning' r*Uo^. tUrnmer
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1171 17 Till-: f. ill, mini; is a list of revised quotations for the week up to Friday Feb. 4 with counter* not included in the above analysis. Price movement* based on a comparison of last sale* on Jan. 28 and Feb. 4 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS 11. 1..
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      CLOSING PRICES
      35 17 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per pica)) Jan. 31. 8900 cts. $621 .00 Feb. 1. 88.75 Cts. $620 00 2. 87.25 cts. $619.50 3. 87.50 cts. $618.75 4. 87.5 C cts $617.50 5. $616.75
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      96 17 The following company meetIngs are due: Alexandra Brickworks Ltd: Feb. 12. 12 noon. Chow House, 4th Floor. 140 142 Robinson Road, Spore 1. The Straits Times Press (M) Bhd.: Feb. 21, 12 noon. No. U, Jalan Rlong, Kuala Lumpur. Hotel Royal Ltd.; Feb. 21. 12.45 p.m.. Room 301,
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      Gold markets
      57 17 Friday Thursday SU.S. SU.S. London 47.00 45.00 Beirut 47.30 48.30 Hongkong 4«.»6 50.90 Zurich 47.008 47. sun 47.509 4X208 Parlt 47.79 48.07 Spore (1) 49.53 50. HO t S 8 pore (2) 173 40 177.40 (1) Export price in non-ttrrllng areas in U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local
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      Copper prices
      38 17 London copper prices on Friday (prevlouii In bracket*). Wirtbar in! buyer (421.50 (£419 001. teller £422.00 (£419.50): Thrre Montha buyert £424.00 (£425.30 i. teller £42S 50 (£426.00). Market One: Very tttrady but quiet. Salea 2.700 tons
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      Asian dollar
      72 17 'THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 4 14 to 4 3 8 r e 2 mths 4 34 to 4 7 8 't 3 mths 5 to 5 1 S 6 mths
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      NEW YORK
      323 17 NEW YORK, Frl— The maket showed strength near the finish and closed with sllßht gMns lr fairly active trading Prices faltered momentarily after a firm opening but the list quickly corrected itself and remained about unchanged from late morning. Today'! noiinn pnen la U lollara follov»«1 t>* th*
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      SMR BUSINESS
      104 17 THE Malaysian/Singapore Rubber Exchange Brokers Associations have released the following Information in respect of business transacted in S.M.R. for the week ended Feb. 4. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per kilogramme. SMR SCV February One ton Pallets 2.00 cents premium
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      Local Stock Indices
      58 17 Jan. 31 Feb. 1 Feb. 2 Feb. 3 Feb. 4 Industrials: 205.03 205.60 206.18 208.5J 207.J5 Hotrb: 70.98 70.90 70.87 71.14 71.84 Properties: 142.64 142.5$ 143.43 142.73 144.14 Tins: 98.62 98.51 98 35 98.27 98.51 f rubber*: 127*3 127.94 128.36 128.54 128.9* Dec. 30, 1966 100 Dec.
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      Dividends announced
      44 17 urrt-nt Date Total for Total f«r payment payable the year pre*to«s year Duff D«v. 7.5 r J Mar 21 12 s*". Nil Idris Hyd. 12.5^ t Mar 17 25«", t 31.25T Malayan Credit 51 1 Mar. 31 s<~, t 17.5<£ t Interim
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      370 17 LONDON: Share prices drifted lower last week with few Isolated highlights in a week which saw buyers holding off. The Financial Times Industrial Ordinary share Index closed the week at 486.2, almost 14 points below Its high for the year which was Just over the 500 mark
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      Singapore produce
      199 17 'TRADING remained generally dull and tne trend easier In the Singapore produce market last week. Poor overseas support was common (actor affecting prices In all sections. On the pepper front, there was the same nagging uncertainty as to how much Indonesia would >hip direct to Europe and London
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      400 17 NET PROFIT TO -DATE FROM Sale of Investments $16,955 60 Less: Loss On Sale of Investments i 779.40) Bank Interest Received 712.73 Less: Bank Overdraft Charges i 125.00* Dividends Received 1,***** $18,455.43 PAPER profits hot slightly above $:U.OOO on our original Investment of $50,000. Share prices, agalnsr
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      Delayed deals
      63 17 rpHE week's total delayed transactions in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by thr percentage in brackets. Jan. 31 556.000 1 22 56 per cent I Feb 1. 573.n0.) (20.49 per cent) 2 437.00k (19 13 percent) 3. 503.000 1 23 54 per cent I 4.
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      LOCAL MARKET
      381 17 /CONTRARY to the con\s census of market opinion, the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week experienced a buoyant period of trading in second and third line stocks. The usual lull that precedes the Chinese New Year, as predicted by most observers, did not take place. Trading
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      Hong Kong rates
      38 17 On the fret exchange mirhet in Honx Kong on Saturday th<- U.S. dollar wn« quoted at Utlt for T.T. and MM for cath. Sterling waa quoted at 14.49 and ene tael tf geld at 324.625.
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      PALM OIL
      36 17 In London on Friday thr pain oil price" of Malayan i prr cen CIX IK N Kuropean porti. In hulk ■terlinx p.r lone ton Ktb. Mar »ai luotid at t'K I*7 tellera (unch. i
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      121 17 THK following list of storks gives the ten most dealt in last »rrk. The list fives the tumoter in thousands <>t unit i losing prices on Friday and high and low for 1971 and I. Name Turnover I'ncr High I i« ''ity Developments ".in Malaysia t'emrit arlsberg
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    Othman: Don't blame luck for setbacks
    358 19 SINGAPORE, Sunday rpHE Minister for Social Aflairs Inche Othman Wok today said no one must blame any setback In life on bad luck. "It will be wrong to do so, because it is a person's persistent endeavour which determines his future. We fail because
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    Concert by Norwegian pianist
    44 19 Concert by Norwegian pianist SINGAPORE, Sun—Norwegian pianist Mr. KJell Baekkelund will perform at the Cultural Centre tomorrow. The concert, presented by the Singapore Musical Society In conjunction with the Young Musicians Association, will begin at 8.45 pm. BaeUclund's repertoire runs from Bach to Stockhauaen.
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    Curfew relaxed for the New Year
    174 19 Curfew relaxed for the New Year rOH. Sun. The curfew In the Operation Loyalty area of Sungel Slput-Che-mor Tanjong Rambutan has been relaxed by an hour from today. The relaxation, accordIng to Mentrl Besar. Dato Hajl Kamaruddln. Is "a Chinese New Year gift" from the State Government to the 50,000
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    Appointment
    18 19 SINGAPORE, Sun— Dr. Yuan Da-Yuan has been appointed associate professor In the University of Singapore's Sociology Department.
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    EIGHT MORE SAFETY CODE VIOLATORS BOOKED
    71 19 SINGAPORE, San. The Labour Ministry has booked five more con tractors and three workers for violating safety codes at construction site* They were served with summonses to appear in court the employers for fail- ing to provide safety helmets and belts and the employees
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    New tactics to beat Reds: Ismail
    472 19 'JHK war against communist terrorists will be fought with increased vigour at the Malaysia-Thai bonier and in Sarawak. "We are studying new strategies aimed at the total elimination of our enemies," Deputy Prime Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail said here. "I cannot disclose the details
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    Film stars for charity show
    55 19 SINOAPORE. Sun. Shawstar Miss Margaret Using Hul and actress Irene Chen I>Uiik will appear with two Taiwan actresses as guest artistes at a charity performance at the National Theatre on Thursday The show, featuring local and foreign artistes. Is organised hy the Rotary Club In
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    New Kerala officials
    43 19 SINOAPORE. Sun Mr. O Raman has been elected president of the Singapore Kerala Association. Other officials are. Mr SM. Hanl'a < vice-president) Mr. A. M. Reshred (general secretary). Mr N V Dharan i assistant secretary) and Mr. M. V.isudevan treasurer i
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    Oregon mission off to HK
    43 19 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Oregon trade mission today left for Hong Kong after a threeday visit. The 30 -member mission, led by Governor Tom McCall of Oregon, met members of the business community and government officials during their stay.
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    SUMATRA' WEST MALAYSIA HYDROFOIL FERRY PLANNED
    191 19 SUMATRA' WEST MALAYSIA HYDROFOIL FERRY PLANNED pORT DICKSON, Sun. Plans are under way to introduce, hydrofoil ferry service between Sumatra and West Malaysia. Negrl Sembllan Mentrl Besar Dato Mansor bin Othman disclosed this at a dinner given In honour of the PATA delegates at the residence of the District Officer,
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    More donations for funds
    54 19 SINOAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times has received $108 68 from members of the Malacca Chamber Orchestra for the Malaysia Flood Relief Fund. Other donations came from Inche Asra Hashry, Kuantan, $15 for the University Kebangsaan Fund, and Mr. Kheam Hock. Singapore, $20 for the Teo Yeow
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    104-year-old man dies
    45 19 BATU PAHAT. Bun. The father of the deputy kathl here, Hajl Mas Damang bin Hajl Abdul Rahman, 104. has died at his home. Believed to be the oldest man In the district. Hajl Mas Damans leaves behind 71 grandchildren and 40 great-grand-children
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    Junior college's first intake
    39 19 SEREMBAN. Sun The first Intake of ISO pupils for the Mara Junior Science College here will begin tomorrow. The pupils, between 11 to 13 years-old, were selected from all over the country Including East Malaysia.
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    New pugilistic classes at 'Y'
    46 19 SINOAPORE Sun. The YMCA pugilistic group will hold new classes next month at iU premises In Orchard Road. Lessons will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7.30 p.m to 930 p.m. Fee for the course Us 6 a month
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      135 19 Hr^l mtx. JhkL Mv KIIV VflllP ~««v*iM*o :;-fr~ ;^jjM iinufi I !!t 1M !i!! Jn a PYREX percolator at almost half price! Yes. a Beautiful, indispensibl* PYREX Percolator is yours at PERCOLATOR Off«r:almost hall-price if you return 10 empty MacNi* Coffee cartons u«««l taarial of any blend. Its more than
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      279 19 ■Invest now in THE SAVINGS FUND and receive your dividend cheque on 15 th 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 matte your money grow. The Savings Fund was launched on 7th
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      201 19 On your TV and Radio 5.M P.M. Opening and Programme I.M Programme Summary Summary 1.11 Get Smart S.IS Pok Amai2 M 7 Peristiwa 532 Fury SM News SSI Ramalan Chuacha 1.17 Parliamentary Report I.M News 1.17 OHara 1.11 The Debbie Reynolds Show 11.11 Mystery Movie 1.42 Arena Sukan 11.34 Berita
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      623 19 3.11 PH. Opening and Where the 7.41 News and Newsreel in Heart 1$ Chinese 1.21 Children's Corner (Tamil 1.11 Bonanza Any Friend of repeat) Walter's S.N A Diary of Events in Singa- I.M News and Newsreel in pore this Week (Tamil) English I.SS It's Happening in Singapore 1.25 It's Happening
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      'Innocent' heart murmur does NOT spell trouble
      197 20 'Innocent' heart murmur does NOT spell trouble READ with interest the report on Feb. 3 of Associate Professor Loh Tee Fun's speech headlined "Cardiac Ills that start pre-school." The penultimate paragraph, however, tends to mislead if it is read without proper background information or read out of context: "Heart murmurs
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      76 20 THE place where I am staying is surrounded by three engineering workshops sharing the same back lane to do their welding work. As a result, the poisonous fumes contaminate food. In addition, the noise from the machines goes on seven days a week. I would be grateful if someone would
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      340 20 WHY WE CAN'T SCORE SEVEN CREDITS V AM a student who sat for the Singapore Cambridge (GCE-O Level examinations last year in November. I am one or tnose unfortunates whose knowledge of Chinese as a second language Is not very good and therefore had to take Lower Chinese. According to
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      I pray I am never an accident case
      270 20 I pray I am never an accident case Where patients wait only to be told to go to another hospital |y HAT'S wrong with our Emergency Unil at the Outnun Road General Hospital? Luckily I went there the other day as an outpatient, or I would have died waiting just
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      190 20 I AGREE with "Concerned Singaporean* 1 1 (ST., Jan. 29). I have seen on more than two occasions our airport lounge waitresses standing around gossiping, while I had to wait 12 minutes before I could get any service. I have also seen two customers, on different
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      What an under the belt blow!
      87 21 What an under the belt blow! I SUPPOSE that whoever thought of Mercury Singapore Airlines must >c laughing up his sleeve .nd patting himself on his hack at what he thought was a clever coup. But we. my friends and myself, citizens of Singapore, feel somewhat shamed at what we
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      243 21 WE CANNOT WAIT ANY MORE Govt replies I REFER to the letter by lay Ah Lay (ST., Dec. 11) who appealed on behalf of the hawkers in Dalhousle Lane. Hastings Road and Campbell Road. A reply had already been made to Teck Kar Hawker Friendly Society in answer to a
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      Where you may fire your crackers
      1281 21 SINGAPORE, Sun. Here are the 141 areas where fireworks and crackers may be discharged during the forthcoming Chinese New Year festive season listed according to police divisions. The firing periods are from midnight on Feb. 14 to 6.30 p.m. on Feb. 15; from 10
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      Give them the $15,000 look at least
      632 21 Give them the $15,000 look at least We don't expect $100,000 type HDB flats I^HK HDB is now building houses with more and more rooms. But these rooms have become smaller. This reminds me of houses in Chinatown, where the house Itself is large but within it are many cubicles.
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      607 20 KONG HEE FATT CHOY Your new Mazda 1000 comes with a SPECIAL NEW YEAR DINNER OFFER (Buy Now! Offer valid until 14th February, 1972) Buy a new Mazda 1000 today and get your New Year off to a good start! Buy new Mazda 1000 WttWU* from Asia Motors and get
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      129 20 Go Statisticwith HAGER SINGAPORE'S ONLY NEW ZEALAND IMPORTED SHIRTS COLLAR SIZE :12tt to 16 SLEEVE LENGTH: 31" to 32" CUTTING: As fitting as 'Made-to- order' Shirt. MATERIALS: Made from the best materials from all parts of the world. Sole AgntM ROUND CIRCLE CORPORATION PTI LTD T«b: *****6/*****3 i IMPORTED HOME
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      48 21 i Do we really need them? Are local men blocked by expatriates? What future is there for them? These and other vital questions are posed in another New Nation investigation. It's 'must' reading. The three-part series starts tomorrow in NEW NATION The paper that probet beyond the lews
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      173 21 Strap yourself in and let yourself go.^g| "m w/A/ m \*J wl Jk Tj ML VJS WpJ Availabl* at: J7JOHN LITTLE'S SHOPPING CENTRE RAKFLK.S PLACE. STORB-1. Orchid Fashion Wigs Demonstration, Latest International Fashion Wigs For Young And Old Ladies Are Now Available, Place C.K. Tang (S) Pte. Ltd., Date Monday
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      America—the cradle of world revolution
      768 22 America the cradle of world revolution rpODAY in America 1 a new revolution is rising, the revolution of our time. It Is the only revolution that involves radical, moral and practical opposition on the spirit of nationalism, that joins culture, economic and technological power, and a total affirmation of liberty
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      A MOTHER'S FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL
      149 22 THE UNFORTUNATE PILGRIM by Mario Puzo (New English Library $3 50/. MARIO Puzo. The Godfather fame, has chosen the backstreets of New York as the background for a story written with a gripping sense of drama and skill. It centres round Lucia Santa Angeluzzl-Corbo. the
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      415 22  - Unique feat of a Hitler DAVID WATT By GEHLEN: SPY OF THE CENTURY: By EH. Cookridge (Hodder £3.75). HEROES of spy stories come In two kinds, the grey anonymous man of Graham Greene and John le Carre or the glamorous sensational adventurers of William Le Queux and James Bond. For
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      80 22 Shoes with the current look! f\ Shoes for the man-about- town! g Anchor makes them in a t wide selection of styles reflect- I ing up-to-the-minute trends I from the fashion centres of g> WL B Paris, Rome and London. jLI Step into Anchor and step #^H Hll out with
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      775 24 FOR NIW ZEALAND Ptmn| P S'nio S^ntion't iMlitf hr: CARPENTARIA 11/11 Frt 11/11 Frt 12/U Frt %i«. lytt, W'tOfl. Auc«. CNAROINA 22/22 Mir 2124 Mar 25/27 Mar W ton. lytt. D dm. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Singapore p. S'M-n Perur-i Ltttiitl RAJULA 11/11 Fit 21 Frt 21 Fit Nagapntmim. Madras. RAJULA B/14
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      771 24 ORIENT LINES LTD. h (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF S.NCAPORf.) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3T7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, RDAM, HAVRE NEPTUNE T.PAZ Mt. wTU B, oa. f^rion ,3 3 Hurt 19 3, R dim 23 3 Hamburg 2i 3. NEPTUNE AMETHYST
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      583 24 4B r MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL JBA SHIPPING CORPORATION BERMAD No 3OC. Jlrv Amaani Kuala Lv npur The National Shipping I ineof Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE lUNCA MELOR i| f "l Fit 14 11 M 19 21 fet H -ve IS) li-rjon IS 3 Rdjm 23 3 A'«erp 26 j Hburg
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      585 25 tU PI: 1 M i Ptm«| OESTIUTIM, SOINECNNOCOISR' U;H Frt Boulotm. Antatro f. "PARTIUNUATA Bnmin. 11/21frt /M lamiafMi r vtm n/ntH mmm g-Eg itfiini. sa im Rtttivjir Srtittt It iilicca.tt VLADIVOSTOK )C> "H"l Pimn, OESTINATIM, l/1( frt Frt Colombo. MB mmmmmr mmm g£T ,o.n«. .apan. U. 5.5.,.. mmm Kmm PtMn|
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      713 25 PYGMALION STEAMSHIP CO. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADING FOR TORONTO, HAMILTON AND ASHTABULA P.Klang Singapore HAMBURGER WALL Mar 1/ 3 Mar 4/ 7 »DELFO T Mr 10/15 Apr 11/21 DIRECT SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING CARGO FOR LOURENCO MARQUES, DURRAN AND CAPETOWN Singapore P. Klart£ PHILIPPINE ADMIRAL Mar 14/15 Mar
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      795 25 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In ruponte fo Hrn den andt of lhipp«n in Singapore and Malaytio M.I.S.C. hot groat pleeiure in announcing rho introduction of a ipocialitoa' timber earritr m.v. "MARITIME STAR". «cS*dul«d to lood at: Singapore: 12 16.2.72 Tanjong Mom: 18 21.2.72 P. SweHenhom: 23 27.2.72 Penang: 28/2-
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      1241 25 n» SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AppUcaUm« for Admission In Ibc SINGAPORE 1972/73 SraJon SPECIAL EXAMINATION IN Applications Invited from THE ENG ,< "^"E/TAMH. eligible candidates desiring to i.vijl ,i£ 8 pursue a course of study In the Ji.^t 117Z Singapore PolytechiUc. The June Special Examination The courses available In
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      789 26 GCNKAI ADVIKTIStMtNTS ANNOUNCtMtNT/PCRSOWAL M „d PHOME C.A.T.S. TEL: 3733H *-oo MBflM only 40 t.nt. s «..<1 HCTIIIC Mala,..* *oly SI 00 a -erd *in!m«»i IM4 tor IS verds rUR UtIA I Lb Minimum 120 /or 20 uordt Announcement NO INCREASED PRICE* for Chinese New Year. Beautify yourself in time for
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      708 26 STALLION CORPORATION LTD., requires dynamic personnels aa Customer Relation Officers and Sales Representatives 1 P_rt. Full-time for it* new Branch id Tanglin i Salary (180/- to (700/-. Experience not ceceaaary. Training provided. Please call personally at 75 Tanglin Road, between 10 00 a.m. to 6 p.m. on 7th February Bth
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      752 26 CHARMING GIRLS REQUIRED to work social escorts Income (S2OO/- to (600-1 Free lodging and Apply personally to 277. MacPherson Road A I Jun led Junction Tel: 80U476 S' -c. TNI CMIX ENCINEERS. LTD. require draughtsmen for their expanding Lift Dept. Singapore Citizen* only. Apply In handwriting giving fuh personal particular*,
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      790 26 REQUIREO HARDWORKING OUTDOOR SALESGIRLS Salary plus commission, transport provided. Call Personally 193. Bencooien St.. Spore WANTED OFFICE AMISTANT for established Real Eatate firm Mus. own motor cyck- and copy type. Write giving full particulars of P-* experience to P.O Box 2478 8 pore. WANTEO EXPERIENCED Chinese Cook Male Female Singapore
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      943 26 CHEAPEST PENTHOUSE IN TOWN dist. 9 with commanding view of presidential grounds, the sea and the city. Spacious 3 bedrooms, servant* room, wash room 2 balconies All teak parquet flooring Partly fully furnished Ring 376K43. *****-***** ***** B'pore. OIST. 10 bungalows off Ho'land Road Taman Warna double-storey detached. Furnished (2.200
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      1072 26 FURNISHEO TERRACE HOUSE off Orchard Road. 3 bedrooms, servant s room, modern kitchen, telephone etc. (900 p m Ring ***** B'pore Piter. FLAT off Cairnhlll Road— (s6o. semidetached near Buklt Tlmah Circus— (450 Rooms available, various districts. (80 (300 8 pore 374-4 1 TELOK KURAU FURNISHEO 2 bed roomed flat.
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      1528 26 ing in dist ,-i Suitable for residence Shops to let or commercial use. 3.700 sq. ft 'VoronXT'SX" U*" 3JI ""RIME HOUSE aval,..,* 2-STOREY SEMI DETACHED BUNGA- S|f^.J**__ > O 'f{?f?, HSU'S LOW at Prince of Wale. Bukit '^...TTt Taman Warna double-storey detach- R Singapore 9 Tel 36J466. (130,000 on o
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      350 27 (Cont. from Page 26) Tuition „m>h« MUSIC COURSE -For chll dr rn aur 4-5 and 6-7. Revolutionary Once a wrrk Monthly Krr iiui'd up solid foundation for Kryboard and percussion Instruments in airconditlonrd classrseasl N'w classes for March We PW »tud*nts and 20 teachers Yamaha Music School T.-l *****/ Day
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      475 27 °'.'!i"* L O ff (r A i E *P«rt»nc«d siiy students Tel: *****4 or 36u3?«" TANOLIH DRIVING SCHOOL quick B-£?£r l lgH ie Taßl n Ro Education *"r iMO ••OINNIM Mon •Jay Wedneaday. Friday. 1100 am 12.00 noon, starting 7/2/72 Wed»'«d«y. Friday. 5.50 p.m. 30 P m. starting 9/2/72. Shorthand
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      769 27 POR SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL CAREER Join Raja* College New sesaiona starting February: Register early IH tails from Raja's Col.ege I0SO5«/4»764II>. TYPEWRITING rapid 'normal courses students Conducted under fully airconditioned rooms by expert Instructors Enqulrlrs BCB (oppoa te Rrxi Spore ***** *****H BOOKKEEPING: Nrw sessions starting noon /Evening. Register early: Raja's College.
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      877 27 For biro UtIO niFRICERATORS VarlOU* brand* for sale, rei-tal from 110--upwards pm. Contact Malaysia Union Refrigeration And Aircondl tlonlng Company 23 '2a. Salboo Street. Tel: *****9 *****1 TWIN TUB washing machine and freezer from 120. Refrigerators, gas cookers Ml* or h.p. Available at Bukit Timah Electric Co. SOS. Bukit Tlmah
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      888 27 Him PUIIC MASS Hung Ltuna r Inane* oflw Scaibto lrmi» i,,r vow Hlrr Purcfiatfe rtquimnrntt Aitvcrt Permit «P OO<«a Trl ***** IHI DICIMBIH \olkvw.grn 1200 C C. Many rxtraa CooO comlitiun Pri.r S2 630 Trl *****4 S'porr. MAZDA I*oo 14 month* alrrond irllrnt condition. 1 owner 16 600 0.a.0. Tel
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      759 27 CHONG ENGINEERING COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) Loss of Share Certificates. Applications have been made to the directors to Issue duplicate certificates In place of the following Certificates lost or destroyed. Name Certificate Number Number of Sham Pok Yew Fook 7 250 Wang Wee Chiang 8 251 Lucy Tang
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      496 27 1.003 IN THE HIGH COI'RT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition No 3 of 1972 In the Macter of Malaya Borne.. Building Society Limited AnJ In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) NOTICE is hereby given thi.c a Petition presented to the High Court of the Republic
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      785 27 THE BANKRIPTtV ACT < HATTER 1| <1K« ED.) IN THE HIGH (OIKT OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptry No, 4M of 1171 Re. Chin Jun Thin also known as Jackie Chin Ex psu-te: United Mala van Banking Corporation Berhad. Creditors. In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Notice Uuued on the Bth day
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      931 28 WANTED Distributors and Agents in Singapore, Malaysia and neighbouring countries for will known. CHAMPION BRAND' ASBESTOS TEXTILES AND P.T.F.E. (TEFLON) MOULDED PRODUCTS. Yarns. Cloth. Lagging Hope, Packings Blue Acid and Alkaline, Serpent and Hydrolics, Jointings, Brake Linings, P.T.F.E. Sheets, Hods. Knveloi* Gaskets and Rings, Sealing Tapes etc. To INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
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      109 28 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr. Mrs. WEE THIAM CHOO wish to thank all friends relatives for their kind wishes, valuable gifts and attendanre at the dinner held at their residence on the sth Feb. 1972 and at the Oriental Lotus on 6th Feb. 1972 on the occasion of the marriage of their second
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      158 28 (airmac) announcement AIR MAC INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION On January 17th 1972 The Straits Times published a list of 19 locally registered Companies that must show cause why they should not be struck off from iM™lxii™°L9 om anles T^s Included AIR MAC INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION a Branch of the Parent Company established ln
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      581 28 (D) PURCHASING OFFICER We require on additional Purchasing Officer have of least three yeors buying experience in a ihlpyord Those familiar with buying for construction cf oi' c!" rigs jnd ofKKcre eg. ipmcnt will be preferred A minimum educational qualification equivalent to H i(_ is desired Only those with icquired
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      Lock icon Hereford provide 'killer' sensation
      688 29 Hereford provide 'killer' sensation NON LEAGUERS Hereford settled all doubts about their right to a place in tbe English League when they beat First Division giants Newcastle 2-1 after extra time in their third round FA Cup replay yesterday. It was the first time in 23 years that a nonLeague
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      RESULTS
      336 29 FA CUP 4TH ROUND Birmingham 1 Ipswich 0 Chelsea 3 Button 0 Coventry 0 Hull 1 Derby 6 Notts C. 0 Ever ton 2 Walsali 1 Huddersfield 3 Fulham 0 Leicester 0 Orient 2 Liverpool 0 Leeds v Mlllwall 2 Miucilesbro a Portsmouth 2 Swai.sea 0 Preston 0 Man
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      395 29 FOURTH DIVISION Scunth'pe 27 14 9 4 35 20 37 Brentford 28 14 8 6 53 27 36 Grimsby 27 16 5 7 54 39 35 Southport 28 12 9 7 45 26 23 Lincoln 27 13 7 7 49 38 33 Souther.d 26 13 5 ***** 31 Work
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      136 29 World Cup selection method criticised I ONDON. Sun. Entfland, Scotland and Wales are to protest to the International H> ckey Federation against the method of using r"sults In the Munich Olympic competition as the basis of selection for the second World Cup In Amsterdam next year. Under International Olympic Committee
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      FIFA WILL. STUDY COLOMBIA CUP BID
      138 29 FIFA WILL. STUDY COLOMBIA CUP BID BEIRI.T, Sun. The < xecutlve oo mmittee of Fit a decided here today to consider Colombia* applW at ion to s tage the 1986 Aorld Cup. A committee would be sent t o report on facilities at ailable in Colombia and a definite decision
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      Lock icon Jamaica's Rowe slams Kiwi bowlers
      189 29 Jamaica's Rowe slams Kiwi bowlers 1/ INGSTON Sun LMIWCC R.v.e. 23-vear-tMd righthander. ulmoM certamlv playi-d himself intu the West Indian i-.'st team »ith a fine tnnlngi o 1 124 not tat I r J| ffabui the New Zealan.l \.tlevs at Sjbln.i l'aik yislerdav Rowe s unbeaten hundred '.lftod Jamdira to
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      SPORE AGAIN FIND IT TOUGH GOING IN SEREMBAN
      274 30 CEREMBAN, Sun. Singapore again found it hard going on the Station r adai lg here, scraping through for a 3-3 draw against Megrl Sembllan in their Malaysia Cup soccer match tonight. Negri should have won this game with their cultured football, but
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      Perak edge Penang
      130 30 Pera k edge Penang Tl'OH. Sun. A fighting display by a determined Perak side ear ned them a .2-1 win over favourites Penang in their Malaysia Cup North Hone soccer championship .rru itch here tonluht. Pe.-ak, who le d 1-0 at haiftlme, had m Dments of dlsma y and anxiety
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      Soh heads in the winmer
      72 30 KANOAR. Sun. An 86th. minute goal by Sot- i Chin Aun gave Selangor a 1- 0 win over Kedah in their M alaysla Cup North zone match 1 lere yesterday. As the game appe« red heading for a scoreless an iw Selangor forced a corner,
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      C.T. Lim steals thunder with a hole-in-one
      213 30 C. T. LIM'S hole-ln-one yesterday stole the thunder from Seletar Golf Club's superb 44-14 win over Warren Golf Club In the Singapore Golf Association's league match at Seletar. reports ERNEST FRIDA. C. T. Llm. representing Warren Club, achieved his feat with a four
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      JOHORE ALL THE WAY
      70 30 CBOAMAT, Sun. Johore smashed Malacca with a vengeance here today, winning their Malaysia Cup match by 4-0. Johore were tops all the way and could have scored more If not for the forwards' erratic shooting and excellent goalkeeplng by Lee Soo Phang. A penalty goal by
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      Test-star-to-be hits 109
      551 30  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE By SWASHBUCKLING not out 109 in 74 minutes that's how P.S. Sharma. acclaimed as an Indian Test star in the making, introduced himself to Singapore cricket fans at the padang yesterday. He was the architect of a masterly 89-run victory by the Cricket Club of
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      German shooting course for Oh brothers
      388 30 German shooting course for Oh brothers SINGAPORE'S two promising shooters, the Oh brothers Frank and David, will leave for a month's coaching In West Germany In April to prepare for the next Seap Games to be held here, reports JOE DORAI. The brothers, wiio between them won a gold and
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      SCOREBOARD
      175 30 CCI Ist Inns. Raj Singh c Chaiurvedl b Butler 17 A. Singh c Olbb b Martens 5 S. Oavaskar c Gresley b Stanlforth 40 A.L. Apte c Gresley b Butler 49 P. Sharma not out 109 Y.M. Choudhry b Scrutton 16 M. Rege not out 9 Extras 2 Total
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      Singapore's A. Low scores a first in yachting
      269 30 Singapore's A. Low scores a first in yachting A. LOW yesterday became the first Singapore woman to score success at yachting when she finished third cverall In the Snipe Class at the Anzuk Yacht Club regatta at Naval Base, reports PETER BIOW. Top honours, iiowever. went to the Jenkins who
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      Germans no match
      91 30 SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat the visiting Carl H. Wolter Travel Bureau from West Germany 9-1 In a friendly hockey match on the padang yesterday, reports GODFREY ROBERT. SRC scored from the first minute when Bob Wldgery sounded the board with a welltaken short corner drive. Gerard de
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