The Straits Times, 14 February 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times 1)18 National Newspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Freight war warning
    713 1  - Freight war warning YEO TOON JOO 'Severe restrictions' may be imposed on FEFC ships -by- -SINGAPORE. Sun. A WARN INC was given today of a possible freight "war" between Singapore and the senior Far Eastern Freight Conference members. The "war" will tome if NOL pulls out of the FEFC because
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    Highest ever total of B-52 raids in Vietnam war
    176 1 Highest ever total of B-52 raids in Vietnam war SAIGON, Sun. American B-52 bombers flew 19 missions against communist infiltration routes in South Vietnam in the 24 hours to midday today the highest number recorded by the US Command in the war. Dally records of B-52 missions flown within South
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    Lock icon Two Reds killed in border clash
    91 1 BANGKOK, Sun. Two communist guerillas were killed when IS of them clashed with police along the Thai-Malaysian border. The guerillas seriously wounded four policemen In the 20-minute fight In Songkhla province. They withdrew Into the jungle but came back to ambush the government party
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    Lock icon Bomb blasts as Suharto arrives for Manila visit
    344 1 Bomb blasts as Suharto arrives for Manila visit lANILA. Sun. Four home-made bombs exploded in front of the Indonesian Embassy while a fifth bomb that failed to detonate was found Inside the building shortly before President Suharto arrived today on a state visit Three windows were shattered in the blasts.
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    Fleet shot at
    32 1 HONG KOHO. Sun South Korean military airport and naval vessel* have flred at a North Korean flihlng fleet off Shantung Peninsula. China, North Korean Central Newt Agency reported today.
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    Alliance, Gerakan to form coalition govt in Penang
    485 1 Alliance, Gerakan to form coalition govt in Penang pENANG, Sun. The Alliance Party and Gerakan Raayat have agreed in principle to form a coalition government in Penang. The Malaysian Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, announced this after a 90--mlnute closed door meeting with top Umno state leaders here. The Chief
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    Cabinet switch
    26 1 KHARTOUM. Sun. President Jaafar Mohammed El Nlmelry accepted the resignation of Vice-Presldent and Defence Minister Khalld Hassan Abbas today and announced a cabinet reshuffle.
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    QUEEN TO KNIGHT BRUNEI SULTAN
    128 1  -  IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BA ND A B SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. Sultan Hassanal Rolkiah (above) is to be made a knight by Queen Elizabeth of Britain. This will be done at an exchange of honours ceremony at the royal ceremonial hall L a p a v
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    Lock icon March by thousands in defiance of ban
    127 1 March by thousands in defiance of ban BELFAST, Sun. Thousands of Roman Catholics marched on the centre of Ennisklllen today In renewed defiance of the ban on parades in Northern Ireland. British troops and police massed to stop them. A few hours before the march the hooded body of a
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
    40 1 WRECKAGE FOUND VIENTIANE. Sun— The wreckage of a Royal Air Lao DC-4 missing since Friday with n passengers aboard was sighted today in enemy-controlled forest about 95 miles (153 km) east of Vientiane, informed sources said. AP.
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Time to use excerpts from that book
      195 2 Time to use excerpts from that book ]yEW YORK, Sun 11 Time magazine yesterday won legal approval to use four excerpts from the manuscript prepared by American author Clifford Irving as an "autobiography" of multi-millionaire recluse Howard Hughes. Magazine sources indicated the excerpts would be compared with sections from another
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      Lock icon Tuneful protest...
      51 2 EAST BERLIN. Sun. Western protest singers gathered here today with young musicians from the communist world for an international music festival with a special twist. When they are not singing about workers and their problems, they will be warbling on the "joint struggle against imperialism" and similar themes.
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      Lock icon US peace moves a fraud, says Peking
      302 2 US peace moves a fraud, says Peking HONG KONG. Sun. j £HINA today denounced the build-up of American air and naval strength in Vietnam, saying it showed that Washington's peace moves were a fraud. The New China News Agency. In an article issued eight days before President Nixon is due
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      Back from captivity
      49 2 FILIPINO Ambassador to Vietnam, Mr. Augustine Manilla (left) greeting the 10 Filipino seamen who were captured by the Vietconc on Nov. 19. They were released on Feb. Z near the coastal city of Qui Nhon. all in good health, and flown to Saigon. I PI r.iil!<>rm-turc
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      Lock icon Dayan no to pullout before direct talks
      190 3 Dayan no to pullout before direct talks NEW YORK, Sun. Israeli Defence Minister Gen. Dayan was quoted as being "v n c n t h v siastlc" •*bout reports that Egyptian diplomats might agree to face-to-face negotiations if Israel makes a firm commitment to withdraw from the occupied territory. "What's
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      Lock icon Bhutto seeks US support
      441 3 NOW PLAN TO REVIVE DEFENCE PACT fIEW YORK, Sun. President Bhutto wants to revive and strengthen the bilateral defence pact with the U.S., which Washington virtually abandoned in 1967, the New York Times said today. Mr. Bhutto raised the Idea of a new military agreement in
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      Lock icon Peking quiet on Nixon visit
      324 3 PEKING, Sunday. PRESIDENT Nixon leaves Washington on Thursday for his historic summit with Chairman Mao Tsetunp and Premier Chou Enlai, but there was scant evidence here today that one of the most dramatic confrontations of the post-war er^ is imminent. While in most countries an
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      Lock icon Muskie leading Nixon in poll
      61 3 NEW YORK. Sun— A New Hampshire Poll conducted lor the Boston Globe showed Sen. Edmund Muskie leading President Nixon by 6 per cent when these pclled were asked to choose between Mr. Muskie. Mr. Nixon and Alabama Oovemor Mr. Oeorge Wallace. But when Mr. Wallace
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      Lock icon Cagney's double elected mayor of Hollywood
      170 3 MIAMI, Sun. A 1 man impersonating James Cagney got himself elected honorary Mayor of Hollywood, in Florida while the actor was in bed with flu at Beverly Hills, California. Mr. Cagney called the Miami Herald here at the weekend to complain about the silver-haired
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      Mongolian ties?
      19 3 TOKYO. Sun Japan will itart negotiations with Mongolia this week (or the establishment of formal diplomatic relations.
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      Lock icon 5 outlaws killed in two-hour clash
      91 4 5 outlaws killed in two-hour clash MANILA. Sun. Five more outlaws were killed by Government troops following a two- i hour clash between some 150 bandits and a Govern- ment task force In a village In strife-torn Cotabato Province, Southern Philippines. A police spokesman said the encounter occurred when the
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      Lock icon Crisis over Greek message to Makarios
      247 4 ATHENS, ~un. Relations between Greece and Cyprus have reached a critical point following a Greek message to Archbishop Makarios calling for the formation of a Government of national unity in the island. The message, delivered in Nicosia on Friday by Mr. Constantine Panayotakos, Greek
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      Lock icon Tanker blast
      38 4 NEW DELHI. Sun. The Press Trust of India reported that at least six persons were Mlled and several others missing after a big explosion and nre aboard two oil tanker--•jerthed at Chlttagonß In Bangladesh today Reuter
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      Lock icon Avalanche sweeps 7 soldiers to death
      209 4 Avalanche sweeps 7 soldiers to death j^OME. Sun. An avalanche swept away a grcup of Italian Alpine soldiers yesterday killing seven and injuring two. during a military exercise in the mountains near Bolzano. The other 11 soldiers in the group climbed out of the snow unhurt but their seven companions
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      Lock icon Burma's Day
      24 4 RANGOON Sun— Mass ral- > lies were held throughout Burma to celebrate the 25th anniwersary yesteraay o.' the country's Independence from BnlHin —Renter
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      Lock icon Key Opposition man walks out
      207 4 COLOMBO, Sunday OPPOSITION leader Mr. J.R. Jayewardene v walked out of a committee meeting of his United National Party (UNP) yesterday, heightening speculation he would shortly join the ruling United Front Government of Prime Minister Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike The 51 -member working 1 committee meeting
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      Lock icon Amnesty for criminals
      44 4 SAIGON. Sun— The Oovernment has granted amnesty u> 1457 criminals in prisons throughout the country. The criminal detainees were either released or given reduced sentences as a gocdwiil gesture to mark Tet. the VietnameMLunar New Year. Radio Saigon announced today Reuler
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      Lock icon Queen E thumbs a lift
      360 4 Queen E thumbs a lift BANGKOK, Sunday IT COULD have happened to any commoner, and often does. But to a Queen? After a day spent largely on the water. Queen Elizabeth's land transport failed here early this morning and she had to hitch a lift with Princess Anne. The Queen's
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      Lock icon Nixon yes to curbs on the mighty CIA
      557 5 -j WASHINGTON, Sun. JHE Foreign Aid Bill, signed by President Nixon earlier this week, includes for the first time new controls on the operations, cost and staff of the CIA. The controls, which thus far have attracted no public attention, are virtually
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      Lock icon Two die in big jungle battle over virgins
      205 5 LIMA, Sunday. pOUR HUNDRED primitive Indians from mountain villages in southeast Peru fought a ritual battle in which the prize was several dozen virgin girls. Two warriors were kill- Ed and about 60 hurt. 12 of them seriously, accordIng to reports reaching
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      Lock icon Allow private use of pot says report –
      145 5 Allow private use of pot says report WASHINGTON. Sun TT The National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse has decided unanimously to recommend that all criminal penalties br eliminated for the private obe and possession of marijuana. No State has yet tomr this I'ar, and the recommendation of Hie 13--member
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      Lock icon Naked show
      38 5 ROME. Sun. Two young Italian* climbed on a stage Her* and stripped naked durum a power failure causing pandemonium when the lights went on again. The police arrested the youths, who said they were drum. Reuter
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      Lock icon Russians run into bullet trouble
      96 5 TOKYO. Sun. The Rus- slan Olympic team ran into trouble with Japanese police today for giving away souvenir bullets Police said they had discovered the Russian competitors who won the relay gold medal yesterday, had given away about 30 bullets to cooks and waiters at
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      Lock icon Record (26lb) baby for Iran woman
      92 5 HHEHERAN, Sun. An ■L Iranian woman has given birth to a 26.5 Ib. baby boy. according to a report published yesterday In the Kayhan newspaper. It said the baby, delivered by caesarean birth. was born one month overdue to Mrs Massoumeh Vallzadeh, 32. last
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    Opium smoker fined for bribery
    174 6 Opium smoker fined for bribery SINGAPORE. Sun. A 78-year-old man who had been smoking opium for the last M years, was yesterday/ fined 100 for bribing a Customs officer. Tan Boon Bee, jobless, admitted offering acting Aast. Supt. of Customs, Inche Ismail bin Mohammed Yasln, $M as an inducement for
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    Wild rush to raise $18,000 bail to free father for -reunion
    367 6 Wild rush to raise $18,000 bail to free father for -reunion- SINGAPORE, Sun. The Tan family of Prince Philip Avenue have never had it so rough, especially with Chinese New Year Just around the corner. Yesterday morning, they gave themselves Just a few crowded hours to raise $18,800 all In
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    $90m damage in Pahang floods
    66 6 $90m damage in Pahang floods KUANTAN. Sun. Assets worth $90 million were lost In the two floods in Pahang last year. The cost of resettling some 11.000 families, victims of the floods. Is estimated al over $39.9 million. Thi« was stated by Pahang Mentrl Besar Tan Brl Hajl Yahva bin
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    67 6 KARACHI. Sun. Pakistan's Minuter for Political Aflaln and Natural Resources. Ohulin Mustafa Jatol. will visit Japan, Indonesia and Malaysia later this month a* special envoy of Pierldent Bhutto. The purpose of his visit Is to "acquaint the itovemmenU of these countries with the situation in the
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    Maersk Line chief's visit
    41 6 SINOAPORE. Sun— A Danish shipping executive, Mr. Karwen Bcrch. who la Maersk Use's chief of Information, will visit Singapore from Feb. 18 to 30. About 10 to 18 of Maersk Line's 90 vessels rail here each month.
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    Singapore forms a new club for adventurers
    228 8 Singapore forms a new club for adventurers SINGAPORE, Sunday SINGAPORE Joined the Commonwealth adven- ture club today with the founding of Commonwealth Expedition Singapore (Comex Singapore) by 30 members, j Its alms are two fold: To cater to the Republic's young people's taste for adventure and wanderlust, and at the
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    Paediatric Society
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Dr. Tan Kirn Leong has been elected president of the Singapore Paedlatric Society. Other official* are: Or. Tan Cheng Una, vtce-preaktont; Dr. Chiang See Pfng, secretary, and Dr. Ong Eng San. treasure'
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    President again
    22 8 BDJOAPORI, Sun. Mr. D. Samuel wu re-elected president of the Ramakrlshna Sangwtha Sabha for this fear at It* annual meeting
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    Shipyard first with a welfare fund dole
    349 8 Shipyard first with a welfare fund dole SINGAPORE, Sunday JURONG Shipbuilders and Pioneer Industries Employees' Union yesterday signed a collective agreement which, for the lirst time in Singapore, guaranteed a fixed management contribution to a welfare fund for unionised workers only. The three-year pact, effective from last Sept. 1, also
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    Electrical drawing
    46 8 Electrical drawing 81NOAPORE, Bun. The Adult Education Board will conduct an eight-week course on electrical drawing and blueprint reading at its Mountbatten centre on Sundays, starting from March 5. The fee Is $15. Application to oln must be made on prescribed forms obtainable at AEB offices.
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    Philip used to be scared of bullies, but see what karate has made of him
    219 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. A YEAR'S karate training spans the gap between timidity and confidence for eight-year-old Philip Fok. Bullies used to tend him scramming as fast as his chubby legs could go not too long ago.
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      163 8 !//«>,# Omp B* V.T. H<sm*iim r WANT MY I 6AVE 'IM TTWO I NOW HOLD ON.' I f ...SO 'l WUir+TJ GO \YX~~ -7 YOU BETTER BEUEVE DINOSAUR, OLD MAIDS OUT CMON, SEEMS T'ME yOU STIRRING UP A LOTTA ARE YOU T AM, BUSTER' OOP.' WHERE /ON TH' EDGE OF
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    Flair for writing wins Helen a holiday in S'pore
    208 9 SINGAPORE. Sunday SHARING her father's flair for writing won 16-year-old Helen rriih of New South Wales a. Singapore holiday. And since the "sift" was father's in the first place. he came along, too with mother, of course. They flew in last
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    Watch trade officials
    60 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Soh Tcck Chee has been elected president of the Singapore Clock and Watch Trade Association. Messrs. Oo Eng Jin and Lim Chin Hin were elected vice-pre-sidents. Other officials include Mr. Lim Hai Jin. general affairs officer. Mr. Tang Klang Lum. treasurer. Mr. Cheong Tai
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    NZ party chief flies in
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. New Zealand's Labour Party leader. Mr. N.E Kirk, arrived this afternoon for a six-day visit. He will meet the Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaialnam and the Defence Minister, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. tomorrow.
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    Man found hanged
    35 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mohwntd Ismail bin Mohamed Sultan. 51. jobless was found hanged at the staircase of his house In Belilios Lane, off Kerbau Road, this morning. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Fraser case: QC flying out for the defence
    292 9 Fraser case: QC flying out for the defence SINGAPORE, Sunday STOCKBROKERS Fraser and Co. is to fly out a Queen's Counsel from England to defend the company and one of its directors, William Anthony Measor, for allegedly making misleading statements in connection with the Singapore Traction Co. The QC. it
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    —Multi-racial sports should be the guiding beacon: Rahim
    259 9 Multi-racial sports should be the guiding beacon: Rahim SINGAPORE, Sun. The development of multi-racial sports and games should be a Kuldlng beacon In Singapore's efforts for egalitarian growth, the Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Inche Rahim Ishak, said last night. Speaking at the close of the fifth biennial inter-community centre
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    Port worker found dead
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Sun Wharf mhndore of the Port of Singapore Authority. Jalsral Ram. 50. was found dead near Gate Five at 10.30 p.m. yesterday. Police. who said his body smelled of liquors, do not suspect foul play.
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    Toto draw
    37 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The winning numbers in today's Toto Draw No. 13 72 were: 45. 40. 39. 30. and 24. The additional number was 16. Numbers 47. 26 and 35 were picked in the circles draw.
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    What a union leader must develop
    338 10 What a union leader must develop SINGAPORE, Sunday IABOUR Minister Ong Pang Boon luis called for greater professionalism and sophistication among those directly involved in industrial relations. He said this was necessary because of Singapore's increasingly complex economic activities following the shift from entrepot trade to manufacturing and transition of
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    DREAM TRIP COMES TRUE FOR MRS LEE
    182 10 SINGAPORE, Sunday MACHINE operator Mrs. Mary Lee, 21, never dreamt that she would some day be sent for overseas training as this happened only to people in top post?. But her dream did come true to her surprise. Several hours before her departure
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    The first Singaporebuilt seismic ship is launched
    213 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. rpHE first locally-built seismic vessel was launched today in Kallang Park Industrial Estate. According to Mr. Victor Choy, managing director of Weng Chan Engineering, who built it, it marks a new era in Singapore's shipbuilding industry. At the ceremony, Mr. Choy
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    -A pianist with a strong sense of the dramatic
    177 10 -A pianist with a strong sense of the dramatic SINGAPORE, Sun. French pianist Raffi Petrosslan was presented by Donald Moore at the ShangriLa Ballroom tonight. Mozart's Sonata K 570 was given a no-nonsense reading, a trifle resonant, but otherwise clean and attractive with the ShangriLa Yamaha Grand sounding quite acceptable.
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    Cabman finds bowling ball
    67 10 Cabman finds bowling ball SINGAPORE. Sun. Taxidriver Mr. Choo Yew Kirn. 44. tonight found a bag containing a bowling ball and two shirt* in the rear seat of his taxi. He said the articles were left behind by two American passengers who boarded his taxi at the American Club in
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      109 10 We wish our Members and Friends A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR and take this opportunity to inform that all our offices will be closed for the Chinese New Year holidays commencing on Monday 14th February, 1972 at 12.30 p.m. to Thursday 17th February, 1972. Business shall resume on Friday
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      36 10 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /WVA, EGGHEAD! WHAT'S I WAS POIN' WHAT PAJTT Of\ /...FtLLIN' IN Mi NAME WRONG... VA LOOKS *-< 8 G&BAT TILL TH' TEST I ANC? APPRES&I S #\^U THEY GOT TO VA*/ j,
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    'Teach metric in primary schools' —call
    165 11 'Teach metric in primary schools' —call SINOAPORE. Sun. The adoption of metrication in the Republic's schools can mean a saving of one year's study time in a child's primary school Ufe. a member of the Metrication Board has said. The time thus saved could be devoted to other subjects and
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    New Year gifts
    37 11 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social AfUir.si. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will present Chinese New Year gifts to the children of the Social Welfare Department's Toa Payoh Olrls 1 Home tomorrow at 11.30 a.m.
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    Britain's entry into EEC will help S'pore
    393 11 Britain's entry into EEC will help S'pore SINGAPORE, Sunday BRITAIN'S entry into the European Common Market will greatly enhance future aid programmes for Singapore, a British Foreign Office official forecast here today. Mr. J.M. Francis, chief of the Far East Aid Department of the Foreign Office who is now here,
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    MSA: Govt urged to reconsider decision
    122 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Worker's Party yesterterday urged the Government to "reconsider its decision" to name the Republic's national carrier Mercury Singapore Airlines so as to retain the abbrevations MSA. The party, in a statement, said "good and harmonious relationship with Malaysia is of greater
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    Three jailed for having drugs
    182 11 Three jailed for having drugs SINOAPORE. Sun—Three men were Jailed and a fourth fined in court yesterday for having ganja and MX pills. Abdul Rashld bin Ja'affar. 24, unemployed, was Jailed for three months for having 18 kartoos of ganja worth $18 at a sarabat stall in Kandahar Street off
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    15th floor fall
    33 11 SINOAPORE. Sun. Shop assistant Ng Sim Kee. 31, fell to his death from the 15th floor of Selegle House at 415 am today. Police do not suspect any foul play.
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      898 11 bb^b^HbFT^^b^b^b^J 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 il iCrV ESaUSt iM^bii J'TI'ISHS? ffifff *>' m/H pis I'M 1 LXiuJ Urn in 1 mi JEEEj 'My doctor shamed me into losinp 64 pounds' .Ml BY SUE RUSSELL AS TOLD TO ANNE ISAACS 1 I WAS the youngest patient the
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      271 11 Straits Times Crossword Hi flF~~Hr~~l^ HFTH 4CROSB S. Wager about a ship's dog 7 Jet^ninß^ 8 embr Cc to "***> returning <7>. appears like a queen (7). 8. Argued with a sportsman 9 About to build a conservative caught In the act (7). sort of school (11). 10 Free but
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      SARAWAK'S REDS
      464 12 Major operations begun against Sarawak communists in the Third Division last August confirmed the impression that tactics had changed, and they demanded attention. There was no attempt to belittle the situation, but every confidence that Operation Ngayau would yield results. Sarawak's Chief Minister spoke of developments that were
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      PENANG COALITION
      279 12 The possibility of coalition government in Pcnang became obvious at the end of December, and considering the apparent difficulties not much time has been lost in reaching agreement. Penang State Umno was in favour from the first— it has three seats in the 24-member State Assembly but the
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      CONCILIATORY KITE
      184 12 Egyptian diplomatic sources in Washington have flown a conciliatory kite that suggests Cairo's willingness to be realistic in its approach to a peace settlement with Israel. Cairo may not after all insist on sending its troops across th<Suez if Israel makes a firm commitment to withdraw its forces
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    Nixon does 'homework' for his China expedition
    1218 12 Nixon does 'homework' for his China expedition BY A CORRESPONDENT IF Preslden Nixon manages to resist the lure of sun, sea and Bebe Rebozo's houseboat, Coco Lobo 11, he will have a fair crack at answering many questions the Chinese may throw at him duriafl; his trip. Mr. Nixon's visits
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    Lock icon RUINS OF ANGKOR ARE IN DANGER AGAIN
    498 12 BY A CORRESPONDENT •TIIE fragile truce that has protected the magnificent ruins of Angkor for the past 20 months has Droken down in recent weeks and officials here fear that heavy and destructive fighting may soon develop in the area These fears were
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    Will Tet festival bring new onslaught?
    561 12  - Will Tet festival bring new onslaught? WILLIAM BEECHER By Air Force and Navy fighter bombers from South-east Asia. End or sharply curtail military aid to south Vietnam. Laos and Cambodia. The intelligence data on which the Pentagon officials base their projections of North Vietnamese intentions over the next few months
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      109 12 The 100 Pipers Legend. Our legend claims if you sip a perfect Scotch Lj-a You'll hear 100 pipers play. EDI That's a lot of Pipers. FgH But then 100 Pipers feig is a lot of Scotch. 100 Pipers Scotch. From Seagram. Scotland. 100 P.p*r t Scotch WiMtky Bottled m Scotland
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      Shipping fight looms: Malaysia and S'pore co-operate
      1409 13  -  ANTHONY NG By THF buttle for "an equitable share" of loading rights of sea cargo is just beginning between the national shipping lines of developing countries and the powerful Far Eastern Freight Conference. The Malaysian International Shipping Corporation (MISC) and the Neptune Orient
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      CITY TALK
      115 13  -  CROESUS By Big business SELLING insurance Is blf business. Over the weekend salesmen from Gamlnl Associates held their annual dinner. Of the 300 who attended IN were active agents and out of those 19 belonged to the Million Dollar Club. Another 35 collected prises for outstanding sales performance
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      Investment conference will hear of the ideal Exchange
      209 13 Investment conference will hear of the ideal Exchange THE most controversial speaker among those attending the Investment Conference '72 is George M. Ferris Jnr, a governor of the New York Stock Exchange. Stock brokers will remember him as the man who in 1969 investigated their operating procedures and suggested sweeping
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      CHEMETICS MEGA'S WEED-KILLER
      94 13 CHEMETICS MEGA'S WEED-KILLER THE chemetics-Mega sodium chlorate plant in Klang. the first such factory in South-east Asia, has delivered its first load of the herbicide to distributors throughout Malaysia. Packed in 50-kilo drums, the consignment will be channelled into rubber and oil palm estates In the country for weed-killing. Sodium
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      ADB to raise capital by 150p.c
      193 13  - ADB to raise capital by 150p.c- KUK MAY By THE board of governors of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved by postal vote the proposal to raise the bank's authorised capital by ISO per cent, from US$l,lOO million to $2,750 miUion. Subscriptions for the new shares should be made
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      $7mil contract
      114 13 $7 mil contract A SINGAPORE firm, General Engineering and Trading <S>. has been awarded a contract to instal 140 lifts for the Housing and Development Board (HDB). A company spokesman said the contract was valued at "well over $7 million." The lifts will be Installed at the Board's high-rise flats
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      Manila's 'pause or start of slump' poser
      275 13  - Manila's 'pause or start of slump' poser LEO GONZAGA By MANILA: There are market observers and analysts who cannot reconcile themselves to the idea that the current good perfortvunce of the stock market here is based or, -olid ground. II" sudden spurt, which started in the first trading week of
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      188 13 The S.T. Dupont lighter. It's practically as perfect as the match. The match ij a simple and beautiful idea. It was perfect almost the instant it was invented. Lighters are rather more complicated, so S.T. Dupont of Paris has to go to all sorts of extremes to make theirs seem
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      195 13 INSIDE fine n.fh rust of training Hong Koiig workers In industrial Electiieal and electronic trade (rows but profits decline: Management column: People In business. Pace 14. A Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports; Local market; Commodities; Weekly share »ihl>m» and other closing prices; New York market. Page Is. Progress and
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    The high cost of training HK workers in industrial skills
    729 14  - The high cost of training HK workers in industrial skills PAUL STRAUSS By JJOXG KONG: A searching report on the industrial future of Hong Kong concludes that the colony simply does not have enough trained manpower and will have to spend like crazy to rectify the situation. The cost to
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    317 14 The board of Ogilvy Benson Si Mather Malaysia has appointed Dato Mohamed Yusof bin Haji Ahmad as chairman to indicate "the importance OBM places on having Malaysian participation in all aspects of the comDany's business." The board a:so announced that Mr. Michael Ball. managing director of OBM
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    MANAGEMENT
    431 14 Malayan Banking's programme for staff to acquire new skills gOME local com panics, conscious of the dire need for staff development, have embarked on extensive schemes not only to equip their staff with greater expertise but also to modernise its management and ensure a better customer service. One such
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    Electrical, electronic trade grows but profits decline
    314 14  - Electrical, electronic trade grows but profits decline MOK SIN PIN By THE growth in the x number of new dealers in electrical and electronic products in Singapore has made the trade very competitive. Competition and larger "kick backs" offered by dealers have now cut profit margins to the bone. Although
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      348 14 ANNOUNCEMENT SEA LAND SERVICE, which pioneered ocean freight containerisation and is today the largest containerised shipping company in the world, is inaugurating a bi-weekly containership service be ween Singapore and the US, Canada and the Caribbean from February 16. Additionally, the new service will link Singapore with Hong Kong, Taiwan,
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      911 15 AS a service to readers the Business Tim*. m w detailed analysis of some eight,^ec^ih™ JJ V Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore raded on the The years highs and lows are follows v m» v NOTES: Closing price mean* the price at which the hut reported transaction
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1123 15 "THE following U a list of revised quotations for 1 the week up to Friday Feb. 11 with counters not included in the above analysis. Price movements based on a comparison of last sales on Feb. 4 and Feb. II shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS II I 188
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      CLOSING —PRICES—
      29 15 CLOSING PRICES RUBBER TIN •t>. 7 87.50 Cts. 3. 87.50 cts. 9. 88 00 cts. 10. 89.75 CU. 11. 89 00 cts 12. $616.00 $617.00 $619.00 $617.37^ $616.87' $616.50
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      190 15 The following company meetIngs are due: The Straits Time* Press (M) Bhd.: Feb. 21. 12 noon. No. 31. Jalan Rlong, Kuala Lumpur. Hotel Royal Ltd.; Feb. 21. 12.45 pm. Room 301. Chinese Chamber of Commerce Building, Hill Street, Singapore 6. South East Asia Development Cc-.pn. Bhd.: Feb. 22.
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      Asian dollar
      67 15 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 4 3/16 to 4 3/8 2 mths 4 3/4 to 4 15 16", 3 mths 4 7/8 to 5 1/19% 6 mths 5 7/16 to 5
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      PALM OIL
      35 15 In London on Friday the palm oil prices of Malayan S per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton Mar. May was quoted at UK £72 paid (172 sellers).
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      NEW YORK
      263 15 NEW YORK. Frl— Stocks sh (ted Into reverse gear In moderately active trading today. The setback was chiefly attributed to spill-over profit-ti-lclnti from late yesterday rather Uian to any particular news factor. There was some belief the weakness may also have been partly technical. The Dow Jones Industrial
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      Indices
      98 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 87.13 Thursday 87.06 Week ago 87.00 Xl HBKRS Friday 294.10 THursday 282 69 Week K o 289 72 OILS Friday 300.33 Thur&day 304.49 Week ago 294.75 INDUSTRIALS Friday 490.4 Thursday 501.7 Week ago 486.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 917 59 Thursday 921.28 Week ago
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      SMR BUSINESS
      155 15 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 Peb. 11. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cent* per kilogramme. SMR SCV February One ton Pallets 1.50 cents
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      Local Stock Indices
      65 15 Industrials: I Hotels: Properties t Tins: t 'J robbers: Feb. 7 208 29 71.8* 144J5 98. 53 ■ma ■Vb. 8 Feb. Feb. 10 208. J2 208.95 Z09.51 71.88 71.07 72.19 144.14 14U7 145.48 99.25 H. 41 99.95 129.91 »J0.5« 131 14 Dee. M. I— 100 f DM.
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      Dividends announced
      64 15 urrrnt Dale ToUllor Total for pivmrnt payable the year preriou* ye*r Ak.n Malaysia ft!S%Tt Apr. 10 «;*%TE NU Hume indutrie* (F.E.) M%+ Mar. UJt Hiimr Industrie* (Ml «%t Mar- 8 Island Peninsular S%t Mar. 15 IO'U »r» Kamuntlnc Tin 1«.7%+ Mar. M *«X r .Southern KlnU Jl.»^r+ Mar.
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      339 15 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: Alter an easier start last week, equities turned firmer helped by hopes of a reflatlonarv budget and by Thursday the FT. Index reached a three-year peak at 501.7 largely reflecting Wall Street's upturn. End-ac-count factors, the breakdown In the miners' pay talks and a deterioration In
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      Delayed deals
      55 15 J<HE week's total drUyrd transactions in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage In bracket*. Feb. 7 641.000 (25 68 percent). 8 532.000 1 24.44 per cent). 9.969.000 (31.93 percent). 10 782.000 1 26.78 per cent). 11. 769.000 (24.04 per cent). The week's total
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      Singapore produce
      344 15 t-vULL and easier conditions continued to rule In all sections of the Singapore produce mt.rket last week. The general disinclination to deal was attributed to the lack of overseas following. In any case, prices ruling in Singapore were unreallstlcally high to attract foreign interest. Along with the easier
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      216 15 i.'ule of Investment $16,955.60 Less: Loss On Sale of Investment i 779.40 1 Bank Interest Received 724.30 Less: Bank Overdraft Charges < 125.00) Dividend Received 1.691.50 $18.467 00 NOTHING much Is likely to happen this week with only one-and-a-half trading days on the Exchange. Because of this
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      S'PORE LAND
      172 15 SINGAPORE Land Si In- vestment announced over the weekend that a basic agreement has been reached with a consortium consisting of Jardine Waugh. Lewis Peat and other substantial private interests whereby the company will accept the consortium s offer of its shares in jl pnvate limited company incorporated
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      Copper prices
      35 15 London copper prices on Friday (previous in brackets). Wtrebar Spot buyer £424 00 (£423.50.. seller £424.50 ,£424 wV! Tnrre month* buyers (431 00 (£420.30). seller £431.30 (£430.001 2?00 r Vons U Bt dy
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      Hong Kong rates
      39 15 On the free sashing* market In Home Konu on Saturday th,- U.S dollar was quoted at J.St for T.T. and S.StiTO for cash. Sterling was quoted at 14. 4H and ene Issl ef geld at 333.10
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      LOCAL MARKET
      377 15 THERE continued to be fairly good speculative buying interest in second and third line stocks on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week when the trading pace was kept moderate throughout. In all five trading days, price advances outnumbered declines. The absence of any prc-Chinese New
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      Gold markets
      49 15 B'pore (2) 174.70 173.60 (li Export price In non-Merlins, areas In is. dollars per ouncr. (2) Loral dealers prices In Singapore dollars per tael. tut. .ondon 45.25 Iclrut 4A.SS lonrtconK 49.70 ;unch 4X.208 4R.40S •mrli 47.95 I'pore (I) 30.00 SU.t. 40.4S m.h 49.43 4t.408 4R.70S 40.1S 49.63
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      114 15 THK following list of storks gives the ten most dealt in lait week. The list gives the turnover in thousands or uniU, closing prices on Friday and high low for 1971 and 1972. Turnovf rr Price High Low Merlin Hotel* Malaytia Malayan Banking Maw Par International Public
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      757 16 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYI' (ai >ll Nama Jawatan Pegawai Perhubcngan Awam (11) Nama Jabatan Lembaga Letrik Negara <ni i Bahagian Bahagian I (b) Tangga Gajt $1,120 x 35 1.330 Berkelav<ikan Penohi dl-Umbah dengan Elaun Sara Hidup dan Elaun Ruman menglkut kadar sekarang mi. Elaun Rumah akan dl-bayar sekira-nya Rumah
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      724 16 LARGE INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Is preparing to open an electronics tactorv to manufacture Integrated circuits for world-wide distribution. This is a unique opportunity tor individuals who are interested in thr challenges and opportunities associated with starting up a new industry. The following positions are open:EXPERIENCED MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Malaysian Citizen
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    10-minute thief's luck runs out on his 21st job
    274 17 10-minute thief's luck runs out on his 21st job SINGAPORE, Sun. A thief broke Into 20 homes over the last four months each time pulling off a successful "Job" in Just 10 minutes. But at his 21st attempt, two plalnclothesmen from Orchard Road police station were too fast for him
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    Last-minute New Year shoppers jam Pagoda Street
    171 17 Last-minute New Year shoppers jam Pagoda Street THIS was the scene in Patoda Street. Chinatown, last nijLt as lastminute Chinese New Year shoppers went on their spree with two days to go before the Year of the Kat begins. The bang may have been taken out of the festivity with
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    999 CALL COULD HAVE SAVED MAN
    80 17 999 CALL COULD HAVE SAVED MAN SINGAPORE. Sun. Police today said murder victim Heng Yong Lee. 70. could have lived If the public had dialled 999. Heng was battered to death by robbers in his Beo Crescent shop yesterday morning, while neighbours Ignored his cries for help. Police today called
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    Watchman slain
    24 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. Watchman Loh Ah Konc. 51. was subbed to death yesterday at Erskine Road, off South Bridge Road, at 10.30 p.m.
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    Fall couldn't stop his climb to top of the pops
    228 17 Fall couldn't stop his climb to top of the pops SINGAPORE. Sunday K*VAN Wai Pinr, (above), 25, was born in China's loveliest town, Kueilin. But a fall 22 yean ago has ironically transformed him into a hunchback. His diminutive sise, however, has not prevented Wai Ping, popularly known as Teddy
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    Special TV shows for New Year holidays
    196 17 SINGAPORE. Bun. Television Singapore will telecast special programmes for the Chinese New Year holidays on Tuesday and Wednesday. At midnight tomorrow on Chinese New Year's Eve. RTS will telecast the Chinese New Year show on Channel Five. Aft 9.10 p.m. on Channel Eight,
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      860 17 RON YOUR TV AND RADIO 3.11 P.M. Opening tni Where 7.41 Ne»s and Netsreel m the Heart Is Chinese IJI For the Family (Tamil) I.IS Bonanza My Brother's 3.M A Diary of Events m Singa- Keeper pore this Week (Tamil) S.N Ne*s and hewsreel m I.SS It's Happening m Singapore
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      The problem of making progress less costly
      839 18  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD By THIS DIRTY WORLD. By Ronald C. Denney iHeinemann. £2.50). WE ARE lucky in this part of the world to have less reason to frighten ourselves to death over pollution than almost anyone else. Not that we aren't a little troubled.
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      Story of a great publishing —house—
      473 18  - Story of a great publishing house M. RICHARDSON By THE PUBLISHING UNWINS by PhUip Unwin (Heinemann S3.IS). AN ALTERNATIVE title for this pleasing, rather diffident book trade autobiography might be "Publishing With My Uncles". In 1923 Philip Unwin. aged 18, started working for his great -uncle, T. Fisher Unwin. in
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      209 18 Cmaim 1*1#%*%4 Here's further proof that for sheer versatility In order to form it into cylindrical shapes, liß UIHSI IrlllHlaP nothing beats good old steel: the steel in the first stage had to be soft and M"Mw* IMI lIUUv Japan's second space satellite was blasted ductile. Then to be strong
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      When 30 people have to share one toilet pass
      132 19 When 30 people have to share one toilet pass IS there a law which permlts the management of a shopping complex to collect five cents for admission to a public toilet? I hope the authorities concerned could enlighten me on this because it has become an inconvenient scheme for the
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      113 19 rE MSA label Is worth $30 million In terms of advertisement value not to mention the tremendous amount of goodwill and sentiment It carries. Both Malaysia and Singapore can retain the same abbreviation MSA and so preserve a semblance of regional oneness and close co-operation. As Singapore seems to attach
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      59 19 MR. P. GOVINDASWAMY'S forthcoming question to be put forward at the next parliamentary sitting regarding the payment of bonus to the PSA staff Is surely a giant leap to boost the morale of the port-workers In Singapore. The hardworking portworkers should be given a share of the yearly increasing operational
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      REPLIES FROM THE COVT
      430 19 REPLIES FROM THE CO VT rpHE Police would like to X thank "Lady Driver" (S.T., Feb. 2), for bringing to our attention the problem of pedestrians In the yellow box traffic system. The Traffic Police are aware of this matter and action is being taken to ensure that the pedestrians
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      Birth of CASE is a real boon
      203 19 INDEED, it was delightful to read the report headlined "Case: We help by exposing false claims." (S.T., Feb: 8). Credit must be given to its chairman, Dr. Henry Ong, for his eye-open-ing speech. And to quote the last paragraph: "More consumer voices must
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      45 19 I HAVE read with concern "Fed -up Customer's" letter (ST., Feb. 7). I would be grateful if your correspondent could give me specific details with regard to his experiences so that I can take the matter further. PETLR BARBLR. Director, Triuenctont Securities Ltd. Singapore IS
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      52 19 WHILE watching a recent inter-school soccer match, I was surprised at the referee's limited knowledge of the off-side rule. At first, I thought that this ignorance was the exception but soon discovered it was the rule and happened in nearly every interschool match. How can Singapore soccer Improve? WILLIAM TAN,
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      124 19 Pay up 8 cents tax balance demand RECENTLY, a member of my family was confronted with a request for the immediate payment of a tax balance of EIGHT CENTS short paid to the Comptroller of income Tax in 1968, adding "if a five per cent penalty is to be avoided."
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      174 19 -Now they say the Post Office is in charge AFTER my letter last December, I was asked to contact the HDB's PRO to arrange for a Joint inspection of the letter-boxes. This was what happened. On Jan 19, I phoned the PRO and was told that arrangements would be made
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      49 19 SO much space has been taken up by plants and flower trees to five Singapore the "garden city" look that there is now an acute lack of public playground for children living in Housinc Board flats. I hope we do not overdo our "garden city" campaign. PARENT, Singapore 12.
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      261 19 I REEAD I I NEW I Already it has investigated fl pyramid selling, a controversial B section of the food market and 9 expatriates in Singapore. This week its probing continues. I TODAY A dossier of C.I. A. I activities in Africa. I WEDNESDAY End of the I Nasser-C.I.A. "honeymoon."
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    66 24 SON CMUAN SWEE. of Swee Const ru.-tion passed away on February I3in 1X72 leaving behind his beloved wife Msdim Lucia Goh and children IVler lk.rl». J-nny Kexe William. Lilian «nj I'hwbe. on., daughler-ln-law two sonsin-law and seven grand children to mourn his loss. Cortege leaves 4 Chancery Hill Rood
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    40 24 MR A MRS AC EMMANUEL and Family thank Staff GH XL Police. Rev Fathers, si Josephs Church. S.ntul Staff I'retects. la Salle. Semul relatives, friends for their assistance, attendance, condolences, noral tributes and monetary gifts in their recent bereavement
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      708 25 HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LIMITED COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT RESULTS FOR BIX MONTHS ENDED 318T DEI FMBEK. 19 Tl GROUP A» anticipated, the level of trading and profits Is being maintained and. upon present Indications. It I* expected that the next six months to 30th June 1972 will provide a full year's
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      409 25 1. The Management and Staff of People's Park Complex wish all our Patrons "A VERY HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. 2. We also wish to notify our Patrons that the shops and offices in the Complex will be closed on 15th and 16th February, 1972, Chinese New Year Public Holidays. FACTORY
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      69 25 NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr. Ho See Weng had sold all hi* shares on the sth February. 1972 and res'gned from our company as Director and therefore he Is no longer authorised to transact any business or collect monies on behalf of the Company MARINE LAND ENGINEERING CO.
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      118 25 All divisions of Heli Orient are now located at their new facilities at Seletar Airfield Corporate Offices Maintenance and Overhaul Facility Spare Parts Distribution Centre Maintenance Hangar Telephone: *****1 (7 Lines) Address: East Camp, Seletar Airfield Postal address: P.O. Box 17, Jalan Kayu Post Office, Singapore 28. Telegrams: "AEROSPACE", Singapore.
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      Singapore stroll to 5-0 win v Malacca
      340 26 MALACCA, Sun. Singapore packed too much power to send Malacca spiralling to a submissive 5-0 defeat in their Malaysia Cup soccer match at Kubu Stadium today, to take the first round South zone shipWith two wins and a draw to their credit, Singapore
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      World's best
      38 26 VANCOUVER. Sun. Penny Werthner set a World best indoor time for women's I ,ooom here last night. She led from the start to clock 2:45.9. beating the 2:46.5 set by Margaret Beacham of Britain in 1970.
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      S'gor back in hunt with a 4-1 win
      435 26 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Defending champions Selangor came bouncing back into contention with this splendidly carved-out 4-1 victory over Perak in their Malaysia Cup soccer match at Merdeka Stadium tonight. With this performance Selangor wiped out the bitter memories of their 3-1 defeat
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      Cooper fails to break 4-min barrier
      356 26 BRISBANE, Sun. Australia's latest swimming star, Brad Cooper, had mixed luck at the final session of the National Open Swimming championships here tonight. Cooper was attempting to become the first man to break the four-minute barrier for 400 m freestyle and also to win
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      Forces rally to 2-1 win
      128 26 KUANTAN, Sun. Armed Forces fought back from a goal down In the fifth minute to score this well-earned 2-1 win over Pahang In a Malaysia Cup match here today. Wan Zulklfll put Patvang ahead when he trapped a pass from centre-forward Wan Mohamed and then
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      HAMPSHIRES' QUAD SOCCER MEET
      215 26 HAMPSHIRE Sports Club, the Div. Two soccer club, will hold a quadrangular soccer tournament on Tuesday and Wednesday at Jalan Besar stadium as the final phase of their preparation for the new season. Hampshire, who won the National League Dlv Three championship first time out last
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      Mankad hits not out 100
      111 26 JAMSHEDPUR. Sun. Indian Test player Ashok Mankad became the third West zone batsman to hit a century against East zone in the three-day Duleep Cricket Trophy semi-final here. West zone declared 449-4 (Mankad n.o. 100. S. Oavaskar 101. P. Parkar 131). By the close of
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      Hassan's goal wins for Johore
      185 26 Hassan 's goal wins for Johore JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Inside-right Hassan Buyong with a 65th minute goal won Johore full points from Negri Sembilan in this Malaysia Cup South zone soccer match at the Larkin Stadium here, today. Johore won 1-0. Hassan collected a through pass from the centre and
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      Japan invited
      29 26 LONDON. Sun. Dr. Tom Kemp, president of the EnglLsh Rugby Union, said here that Japan had been Invited to make a short tour of England in 1976.
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      Sapporo Games ends with big upset
      375 27 SAPPORO. Sun. fHE Xlth Winter Olympic Games ended on a sensational note here today when Francisco Fernandez Ochoa of Spain caused a big upset in the Men's Special Slalom to win Spain her first-ever Olympic gold medal. Ochoa, 21, a hotel manager, was hysterically
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      Sarbo is hockey's choice for sports award
      289 27  - Sarbo is hockey's choice for sports award E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE'S most reliable hockey fullback for the past decade, Sarbo, Is Singapore Hockey Association's choice for the Sportsman of 1971 award. Sarbo. 35, has shown during his 12 years of undivided service to the republic, that he Is a cool,
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      Naval Base treble
      111 27 >TAVAL BABE won three titles at the National Schools 6-7-a-slde hockey championships at Dover Road on Saturday. They won the boys 'B 1 division and the girls B and C titles. All the Anals: Boys 'A': SJI bt St. Andrews 2-0; Third place —Raffles. Boys "B": Duneam
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      SICC beat Tengah
      118 27 Singapore Island Country Club beat Tengah Golf Club 5-1 In a Singapore Oolf Association league match at the Island Course yesterday. Results (SICC first): T. 8. Cheong (8) and Freddy Lee (8) halved Randall (7) and Lan (9); Koh Beng Hool (8) and W. Phoa (10) bt
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      Swiss Cottage take 3 titles
      102 27 Owiss Cottage captured three titles at the Inter-school Softball championship over the weekend. They won the boy's 'A' and •C 1 and girls C title*. They were also runners-up in the girl's B league. This gush of success Is creditable because they failed to take
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      'Old warriors' help SCS beat SCC
      239 27 CINGAPORE Civil Service beat Singapore Cricket Club by 43 runs in a friendly cricket match at the padang yesterday thanks to "old warriors" Khoo Ong Lee and Stan Nagaiah, reports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. Ong Lee (33). Nagaiah 29 1 and Slvamayam (31) were the pillars
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      Arblaster wins motor rally
      210 27 Arblaster wins motor rally IDENANG. Sun. Dick Arx blaster and D. Chua of Singapore, driving an Austin Clubman OT, won the North Malaysian motor rally today. They finished with a total of 2.381 penalty points. Second place went to Wong Mun Kwong and Yoon Kok Onn in a Toyota Corolla
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      Betting marks set at Ipoh
      2469 28  -  EPSOM JEEP JWO betting records were set in the last race at Ipoh yesterday. Swift Dragon became the heaviest-backed horse ever when he carried 21.455 win tickets. He was beaten by a neck by Count Carlo. The win pool on the race carried moro than
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      Gunners play like champions
      334 29 LONDON, Sunday played like champions in beating third-placed Derby County 2-0 in their Cup rehearsal before a 52,000 crowd at Highbury here yesterday. The ban on the use of floodlights because of the power crisis could not hide the brilliance of Arsenal as two goals by
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      Lock icon -Manchester United slide to another defeat
      170 29 Manchester United have now lost their last five League games In their rapid slide from the top of the table. The Second Division top-of-the-table clash between Norwich and Millwall attracted a crowd of 34.118, the best gate at Norwich for ten years. The match
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      RESULTS
      296 29 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2 Derby 0 C. Palace 2 Coventry 2 Everton 0 Leeds 0 Huddersfleld 0 Liverpool 1 uttcester 0 West Brom 1 Man Utd 0 Newcastle 2 Kott'm P. 0 Tottenham 1 Sn.'ff Utd 3 Man City 3 Stoke 3 Ipswich 3 Wolves 1 West Ham 0
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      Lock icon GERMANS LIKELY TO SAY NO TO SCOTS' INVITE
      167 29 \IUNICH. Sun— West Oer--1 many will almost certainly turn down an invitation to play In the Scottish FA. centennial competition in May and June next year. A West German FA. official yesterday expressed doubts about West Germany s participation in the competition.
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      1022 29 Mm City 28 16 9 4 58 31 38 Leeds 28 15 7 6 38 21 37 Derby 28 14 8 6 46 28 38 VmiiiiI 28 IS 5 8 43 27 35 MM Utd 28 14 7 7 61 38 35 Wolves 28 13 8 7 48 40
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      270 29 'S.A. can return to Games movement -if...'- LAGOS. Sun. Abraham Ordla, president of the Supreme Council for Sport in Africa, said j yesterday South Africa I were free to return to the Olympic movement provided they abandoned the policy of racial dis--1 crimination. •We nave never at any time wanted
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      GOLDEN GIRL
      29 29 EIARIE-Therese Na--IT* dig. 17-year-old Swiss schoolgirl, on her way to victory in the downhill race for her second gold medal In the Winter Olympics at Sapporo. Japan.
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      Ireland beat England in last move
      196 29 Ireland beat England in last move I ONDON, Sun. Ireland scored a converted try in the last movement of the match to snatch a 16-12 victory over England in their five-nations Rugby Union championship game at Twickenham here yesterday. Th< match was six minutes Into injury time, with England leading
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      Matich all the way
      96 29 SYDNEY Sun Australian Frank Matich. leading from start to finish, today won Hull th round in the Rcthman's 100 of the international Tasman Cup motor race at Warwcki Farm Matich. driving his own Matich A5O. completed the race in 64 mm 5.4 sec. 18 sec ahead
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      Turner hits 202 for Kiwis
      166 29 Turner hits 202 for Kiwis \IONTEGO BAY. Sun A patient double-century b> opening batsman Glenn Turnei helped the New Zealand cricketers to a massive 486-4 declared against the We.-t Indies President's XI here yesterday. Turner tcok nis score to 202 in 537 minutes before being caught at deep mid-on by
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      Aussie stars in final
      51 29 PHILADELPHIA. Sun—Australians Ken Rosewall and Rod Laver will meet in the final of the United States indoor professional championship here today. Rosewall. 37. the No 1 .<-eed beat American Arthur Ashe 2-6. 7-6. 7-6. 6-2 in the semifinals. Second-seeded Laver toppled Dutchman Tom Okker 6-3. 6-3.
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      Lock icon Heard keeps two-up lead
      205 29 Heard keeps two-up lead LOS ANGELES Sun. American Jerry Heard retained his lead after tho fourth round of the 90-hole Bob Hope Drsert golf tournament at Palm Sprinps yesterdayHeard had a iwo-under-par 70 yesterday for a 72 dole total of 275 and a 'wo-stroke lead over Bob Rosburg Lanny Wadkins
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      Lock icon Record sprint
      47 29 LOUSIVILLK (Kentucky) Sun— Mark Winzenned USt set a world record last night when he won the 1.000-yard run In 2:05.1 at the annual MasonOixon Gatr.rs Winzenreids record .sprint lowered the mark set two years jrc by Ralph Doubell Au.str.ilia> by nearly a half second. AP
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      140 26 J>mmamutoLt**— *m. I jau "-40) r --a-J»> Ml. *m **«*tf^77 T^ jmr We hope the coming year brings you good luck, good health and much happiness. FAR EASTERN BANK LTD. HfAOOMICf IM. CECIL STMCT SINGAPORE 1 TEL >MHIE»TN TOALIOEPTS) ■■MM 11 NEIL KOAO SINC*fO«f 7 111 934*4' U0 SE RANGOON
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      159 27 I TAY BUAN GUAN SUPERMARKET j j SINGAPURA EMPORIUM PTE. LTD. j j TAY BUAN GUAN SHOPPING CENTRE j POH HENG GOLDSMITH (Katong Branch) j wish I all their friends and customers j A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS i CHINESE NEW YEAR. On February 14, being Chinese New I Year's eve,
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