The Straits Times, 19 February 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Order of Temasek for Queen and the Duke
    243 1 Order of Temasek for Queen and the Duke IN COLOUR A COLOUR supplement of the Royal visit appears with the Sunday Times tomorrow. GCB AWARD TO PRESIDENT, GCMG TO PM QUEEN Elizabeth and the Doke of Edinburgh were presented with the Order of Temasek, Singapore's highest State decoration, by President
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    SUNSHINE WELCOME!
    1244 1 SUNSHINE WELCOME Shower then suddenly the clouds vanish SINGAPORE yesterday gave Queen Elizabeth and her family a splendid sunshine welcome when they stepped ashore at the East Lagoon port at ten in the morning to begin their historic three-day state visit to the Republic. The Queen led her family down
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    A close call for Heath
    37 1 LONDON. Fri Prime Minister Edward Heath squeaked through to a narrow 309 to 301 victory In a House of Commons vote on entry Into the Common Market, late yesterday (See Pace 14).
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      BERNIE SENTENCED TO JAIL AGAIN
      48 1 BELFAST, Fri. Bernadette Devlin, spitfire of Northern Ireland's civil rights movement and Soundest member of the iritlsh Parliament, was sentenced to six months' Jail today for defying a government ban on parades. She was set free on bail •f £1M pending appeal. AT.
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  • Day One of The Royal Visit
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      Quayside welcome: The Queen steps out...
      79 2 Quayside welcome: The Queen steps out... QUEEN ELIZABETH II in a leaf green dress gives a royal wave as she leads her family down the gangway of HMY Britannia. Just behind her in a naval officer's uniform is the Duke of Edinburgh, followed by Princess Anne. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mak Kian Seng,
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      Shaking hands with the Prime Minister and his wife
      185 3 PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs. Lee l>emg presented to the Royal family by President Sheares (not in picture). The Queen and Prince Philip, exchanged a few words with Mr. Lee and his wife before meeting the Science and Technology
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      INSPECTING THE GUARD OF HONOUR
      69 4 QUEEN Elizabeth inspecting the Guard of Honour at East Lagoon. Flanked on the right by the Guard Commander, Major Lukeman Harith, (with sword), Her Majesty was accompanied by President Sheares in dark suit) on the inspection. On the President's right is the Director of General
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      Meeting the Istana household staff
      116 4 Sounds unlikely, but it's true. This is where Singapore's largest Penguin bookshop is. At the Popular Book Co., 10 Cashin Street, next to the Odeon Cinema in North Bridge Road. Where every Penguin book imported into Singapore is stocked. If you cannot get your Penguin
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      Faces, faces everywhere! What a right royal welcome it was for the Queen
      365 5 Faces, faces everywhere! What a right royal welcome it was for the Queen THOUSANDS of peox pie emerged from their Toa Payoh flats yesterday afternoon to give Queen Elizabeth, the Duke and Princess Anne a tumultuous welcome. More than an hour before the Royal party arrived, they were already lined
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      Then over to a stone-laying
      141 6 ii/ITH a Royal tap of the TT maul on each end of the marble slab. Queen Elisabeth announced: "I declare this stone well and truly laid." So ended the ceremony for the laying of the foundation stone for the new 52.7 million British High Commission
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      Vision in colour: She walked in beauty like a picture come alive
      458 6  -  I ESME BAPTISTA B 1 SHE stood framed against the gleaming whiteness that is the yacht Britannia. And suddenly gasps of admiration could be heard above the aoplause as Queen Elizabeth walked down the gangway. For hundreds of
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      Secret out: A picnic on Pulau Tioman
      116 6 A CLOSELY kept secret about the Britannia and the royal party on board her leaked out here yesterday. The secret: The royal yacht secretly weighed anchor at Pulau Tioman, off the Johore coast at 11 a.m- on Thursday to enable the Queen, Prince
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      Face to face with Anne
      113 6 r would have been a big moment in the life of any little girl. But Kathy Ewens, six. was too awestricken to say anything when she came face to face with a real-life princess. That's what happen- ed yesterday evening when Princess Anne came over
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      QUEEN: A DAY I SHALL LONG REMEMBER...
      132 7 THE QUEEN addressing the presidential banquet in honour of the Royal Family. Seated with the Queen at the main table are (from left— clockwise) PSA chairman Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, Mrs. Sheares (not in the picture), Thai Ambassador and doyen of the diplomatic
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      ...at banquet she talks of the EEC and increased investment
      522 7 QUEEN Elizabeth said last night that British entry into the European Common Market would enable Britain to contribute a larger share of investment in Singapore's future development. Speaking at a presidential banquet in honour of the royal family at the
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      Sheares: We'll always value ties with British
      296 7 PRESIDENT Sheares, who spoke earlier, said that the island Republic would always value her long association with Britain and the British people. "These ties have made it easier for us to adjust ourselves to the realities of power in the last decades of
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      -Night stroll through Chinatown and look-in at the Chinese opera
      238 7 THK highlight of the 1 royal programme today is a night tour of Chinatown. The royal couple accompanied by Princess Anne will watch a Chinese opera at the Kreta Ayer People's Theatre before taking a walk down a Chinatown street.
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      354 2 SETTING UP SHOP OR A PRIVATE PRACTICE? DO IT AT bbbb^^^ 9 Alfred Dunhill Limited Dunhill Products 5 Borneo Travel Servica Travel Agency fMa>TH1 J* f^ ayaa«^ 6 E.M.I. Records (SEA> Ltd Records Tapes B H J^j TaY J aaT^.m. m aH BH%. B J 3 Elizabeth Arrten Beauty Saion
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      78 6 JAMES FONG '■'^y' C v V'C^ 's\ '.'£^^o&^SsSr OPENS AT TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE TODAY Hong Kong's leading Fur House brings to Singapore the largest selection of mutation and wild minks, persian lamb, broadtail, chinchilla, fox, leopard, ocelot, tiger, suede and a whole range of other selections. All our furs are
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      217 6 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO JAMES FONG FURS PTE LTD 1 on the official opening of their fur centre in Singapore at 1 2, Ground Floor, Tanglin Shopping Centre Tanglin Road, Singapore We are privileged to have been appointed the designers and decorators of the entire showroom Mr. Chew Yew
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      192 7 I fashion shoes! I need not be 1 I expensive I I come see us I I any day I I SHOE BOUTIQUE I 1 Ist FLOOR 8 TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE I jfc KONG HIE FATT CNOY (P\ 6OLDEN BEACH RESTAURANT A NITI-CLUB >*. I jnd.r moiogtmtnl of Four Wei
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      333 7 Dunlop Malaysian Industries Bhd. is looking for high calibre executives to fill the following newly created positions. The company has manufacturing facilities in Petaling Jaya, Seremban and Singapore and employs well over a thousand people. The persons appointed will be based in Petaling Jaya. ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER $2,400 Reference 205
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    We'll keep NZ forces in S'pore says Kirk
    270 8 SINGAPORE, Friday NEW ZEALAND'S Opposition Labour Party will maintain a military presence In Singapore and other South-east Asian countries if it comes into power in the next elections in November. This was stated today by its leader. Mr. Norman Kirk, before he
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    MAN WHO TURNED ROBBER AFTER BEING ROBBED
    91 8 SINGAPORE, Fri— A labk? ourer today claimed that he turned robber after he was robbed. Ho Mvi KeiiK. 21. told a district court: "I was robbed of my January wages and was left with no choice but to rob another." Ho said this
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    U.S. OFFICIAL TO VISIT S'PORE FOR TALKS ON NIXON TRIP
    129 8 U.S. OFFICIAL TO VISIT S'PORE FOR TALKS ON NIXON TRIP SINGAPORE, FW. VS 3 SecreUry of SUt« for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Mr. Marshall Green, will arrive here next month for talks with government leaders on President Nixon's visit to China. Mr. Green will also call at Kuala Lumpur
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    Annual meeting
    24 8 SINOAPORE. Fri. The Institute of Marine Engineers will hold IU annual meeting at the Shell Theatrctte in CoUyer Quay on Feb. 23.
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    Wee urges Neptune Orient: Quit FEFC now
    649 8 SINGAPORE, Fri THK president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Wee Cho Yaw, today urged Neptune Orient Lines to opt out from the "imperialistic" Far Eastern Freight Conference immediately. He said this following the FEFC's rejection yesterday of a renewed call for
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    Clerk fined for obscene films
    64 8 Clerk fined for obscene films SINGAPORE. Fri. A clerk was fined $300 today for having five reels of obscene films at Pava Lebar airport at 1130 p.m on Jan. 9. Wong Yam Heng. 22. was carrying the films in a plastic bag. along the departure channels of the airport when
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    Condition of cops attacked by cracker thugs improving
    183 8 Condition of cops attacked by cracker thugs improving SINGAPORE, Fri. The condition of the two policemen who were assaulted on Monday was this morning: reported to be improving. PC Gob Ben? Her. 26. is out of coma while his colleague. PC Yeo Siu Huat. 24, is no loncer on the
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    Talk by Indon ambassador
    49 8 SINOAPORE. Fri Oen Soenarso. Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore, will be gue-t speaker at the Kiwanis Club of Singapore's meeting on May 2 at Ming Court Hotel He will speak on the necessity for South-east Asian countries to develop a broader concept of Industrialisation and economics.
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    Lim: No terms laid down at joint govt talks
    235 8 Lim: No terms laid down at joint govt talks PENANG. Friday TtfO conditions were laid down in the talks which led to the formation of the coalition government in Penane, Chief Minister Dr. Lim Chong En said today. The question of a Gerakan member being appointed a Federal Minister was
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      259 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Writer is a don— only type 1 Wine and spirits are about m th church <S. sj. a pound in Glamorganshire 9 Force to get a field ploughed (4. 6). 'n tog 16. 4). 8. DMk ordered by a Doctor 12 Claimants are quiet about
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    Mountbatten flies in for private visit
    246 9 Mountbatten flies in for private visit SINGAPORE, Fri gAHL Mounlbut ten, Queen ElizaIklli's uncle, flew in tonight on board a (PA Convaii -880 uirtTuft for v threeday private visit. Dressed in a light urey suit and dark tic, the Earl was accompanied by his son-in-law, Lord Bradbourne. and his wife.
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    KL Umno: S'pore must pay for 'MSA' label
    156 9 KUAIA LUMPUR. Fri. Singapore must pay for the privilege of using the abbreviation "MSA" for Mercury Singapore Airlines, the Federal capital btanch of Umno said today. "It is evident that whether or not an agreement exists between Malaysia and Singapore over the
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    'SPACING SPACE' IS AIM OF THIS FLOWER ART
    141 9 'SPACING SPACE' IS AIM OF THIS FLOWER ART SINGAPORE, Fri Over 1.000 guests lonliht attended the open i n k of a flower exhibition demonstrating the delicate art of "spacing space." That is the main difference between Japanese flower arrangement and tnr Western kind which seeks instead to fill up
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    Metal Box arbitration case on Monday
    71 9 Metal Box arbitration case on Monday SINGAPORE. Fri. The Industrial Arbitra tlon Court will sit on Monday to hear the trade dispute between the Metal Box Company of Malaysia Ltd. and the Singapore Metal Box Workers' Union over a new collective agreement. The Labour Minister, in a Gazette Extraordinary, had
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    Man who broke into 12 flats jailed for five years
    267 9 Man who broke into 12 flats jailed for five years SINGAPORE, Fri. A daylight housebreaker who stole a total of $13,512 in cash and property from 12 flats was jailed for five years by a district court todrry. Tan All IMrt. 32, a labourer, wjj j;«ilcd li" years lor stealing
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    Rajah: We're not out to 'fix' accused
    450 11 Rajah: We're not out to 'f ix' accused FERNANDEZ APPEAL SINGAPORE, Friday GEN lOR State Counsel Air. K.S. Rajah submitted in the High Court today that it was "very unfair" to allege that the prosecution in the Gerald Fernandez trial "had gone about it as if to fix the accused."
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    NTUC sports meeting
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Prl. The NTUC will convene the first meeting of Its Sports »nd Games Council at Trade Union House In Shenton Way tomorrow. The ccuncll members, who are officials from affiliated unions, will discuss ways to foster greater sportsmanship and comradeship emong members of NTUC affiliates through
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    TWO POLICEMEN JAILED FOR CORRUPTION
    86 11 CINGAPORE, Fri— Two r .licemen were each jailed for six months by a district court today for corruption. Cpl. Nr Ah Chea, 27, and PC Leonf S wee Chee, 30, admitted receiving a $15 watch from student Koh Hoon Hong, 15, in Kian Hong Road,
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, February 19, 1972
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      JOURNEY FOR PEACE
      447 12 President Nixon has left for Peking and seven days of intensive discussion with China's Prime Minister in the spirit of hopeful confidence which has surrounded his mission since news of Mr. Chou En-lai's invitation burst upon a startled world. Mr. Nixon sought the meeting, Mr. Chou responded,
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      BEATING THE WEATHER
      255 12 The dry spell over Malaysia must not be allowed to evaporate memories of the floods of two months ago. Indeed, a recent seminar in Pahang on the December tragedy produced statistics of damage suffered in the State which point the need for constant work on flood prevention
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      HEATH SCRAPES THROUGH
      272 12 There will be no British general election just yet. Liberal votes saved Mr. Heath from defeat in the vital entry-into-Europe debate on which he had staked his government's fate. For that matter, also Britain's future, which is what the debate was all about. He got home by
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    Lock icon Western pop culture floods into Prague
    507 12  - Western pop culture floods into Prague LESLIE COLITT By DRAGUE A recent survey taken for the internal use of the Czechoslovak Commun i s t leadership describes the majority of Czechoslovaks as "ideologically abstinent". Results of the survey have been disclosed by Czechoslovak sociologists who helped prepare the poll. The
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    Lock icon MRS. B NOW TAKES ON CEYLON'S TOP SPECIALIST DOCTORS
    918 12  - MRS. B NOW TAKES ON CEYLON'S TOP SPECIALIST DOCTORS LUCIEN RAJAKARUNA: By Colombo pIGHT years after the flrst-ever strike by doctors in Ceylon, Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike's Government has once again moved towards a head-on confrontation with the island's leading medical men the British-quali-fied medical specialists. The question once again is
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    Chou holds the reins in China
    763 12  -  HENRY S. BRADSHER Last vestiges of the Cultural Revolution By" HONG KONG There are a number of signs that the last vestiges of the Cultural Revolution are being removed in China, returning the country to the control of professional administrators and reducing the personal
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    Cable cut captain is guilty
    420 13 Cable cut captain is guilty SINGAPORE, Friday COURT martial today severely reprimanaed :i Singapore Maritime Command officer found guilty of failing to "properly command** liis ship in Singapore waters last year. Captain Lav Yip Kwong, of RSS Endurance, will also lose half a month's pay. The sentence is subject to
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    'GETTING TO KNOW YOU' AT WAGES COUNCIL INAUGURAL
    331 13 'GETTING TO KNOW YOU' AT WAGES COUNCIL INAUGURAL SINGAPORE, Fri. The National Wages Council held its first meeting this afternoon at the board room of the Economic Development Board in Fullerton Building. But it was more of a getting -to know-you session as th< 10 members of the council, with
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    Tax pact
    26 13 SINOAPORE Fri Singapore and Germany will (ormaiiy sign a double taxation agreement In the conference room of the Finance Ministry tomorrow at 10 a.m
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    Sewing machine saves family from being crushed
    191 13 SINGAPORE. Friday A FAMILY oi four narrowly escaped death when a car skidded and rammed into their Telok Kurau house last night. They were saved by a sewing machine which held back the front wooden wall and a huge cupboard from crushing the
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    8 years and 6 strokes for man who raped secretary
    293 13 8 years and 6 strokes for man who raped secretary SINGAPORE. Fri. The High Court today sentenced a gardener to eight years Jail and six strokes of the rotan for rapinn a visiting New Zealand Bill Mr. Justice D'Cotta. convicting Andasamy Alagurasamy. 35. of Eng Neo Av.nue. described the offence
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    Jailed for ganja
    44 13 EINOAPORF Fri Mohamed Idrls on. A 1...1 Bakai. 28. unemployed, was \ult-d (or three months today lor having 2t kartoos of gunja worth $20 al an unnumbered coftee-stall In Jalan Rebong at 5.50 pm Mlterday He had two previous similar convictions
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Close shave for Heath
      370 14 Victory for Tories slender 8-vote majority LONDON, Friday pRIME MINISTER Edward Heath last night won a slender eight-vote majority for his European policies and averted a general election. Amid emotional scenes, Parliament voted 309 to 301 for legislation to bring Britain into the European Common Market.
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      Lock icon Uproar as the Liberals bear brunt of Labour's fury
      328 14 Uproar as the Liberals bear brunt of Labour's fury LONDON, Friday I>OWDY scenes broke out in the House of Commons last night when the Government's narrow win in the crucial Common Market vote was announced. The fury ot Labour anti-marketeers was directed at the six-man Liberal Party who had helped
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      174 14 WASHINGTON. Fn rIE Soviet Union has arreed to resume talks about repaying its World War II debts to the U.S., a congressional sub-committee chairman said yesterday. Represen tative Mr. William Moorehead, (Pennsylvania democrat) said the Information was relayed to him by the State Department. Mr.
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      173 14 Nyerere orders major shake-up in his Cabinet FVAR ES SALAAM, Fri. —President Nyerere tonight reorganised his Government and Cabinet in the biggest political change in Tanzania's 10 years of independence. The 49-year-old leader, who has virtually run his country's foreign policy single-handed, named a Foreign Minister and appointed Vice-President Rashldl
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      38 14 NEW YORK. Fri.—Comedian Bob Hope said Hand has turned down his Oder to visit North Vietnam to discuss exchangini? U.S. prisoners-of-war for U.S. $10 million. He received the latest refusal on luesday. AP.
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      226 14 PLOT TO SABOTAGE WORK OF PEARCE TEAM CHARGE CALISBURY. Fri. Three Rhodesian Africans were trained by Chinese military instructors in Tanzania before re-enter-ing the country with orders to sabotage the work of the British Pearce Commission, police told a court here yesterday. They told a magistrate's court that the three
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      238 14 And the Community breathes a sigh of relief BRUSSELS, Friday fOMMON Market sources today welcomed last night's vote in the British House of Commons. No official statements were issued, but sources at Common Market headquarters said they breathed a sigh of relief when they heard news of the vote, on
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      88 15 PRESIDENT Nixon being garlanded with the traditional leis by a hula girl after his arrival at the Kameohe Marine air base in Hawaii on Thursday his first stopover on his historic journey to China. Mr. Nixon and his wife Pat are spend- ing two nights in
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      207 15 Tokyo venue for Mujib, Bhutto meeting? TOKYO, Friday. JAPAN has offered to arrange a Summit meeting here between President Bhutto and Bangladesh Premier Sneikh Mujibur Rahman, the Foreign Ministry said today. A spokesman said Prime Minister Mr. Sato made the offer during a meeting with visiting Bangladesh special envoy Mr.
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      122 15 INDIA AND PAKISTAN TO EXCHANGE SICK PoWs NEW DELHI. Fri. India and Pakistan have decided to exchange seriously wounded and sick prisoners of war. official Indian sources said yesterday. They said the International Red Cross had informed the Indian Government of Pakistan's agreement to the exchange and that India also
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      42 15 BELGRADE. Fri—The stepmother of an 18-year-old youth killed In a lorry crash paid a n.an 5.000 dinars (about £115) tn kill the son of the lorry driver in revenge. The asMssin was arrested alter stabbing the 11-year-old boy to death—Reuter
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      147 15 JAKARTA. Fri. The Indonesia-in-minia-ture project proposed by Pres i d c n ts Suharto's wife and opposed by students as a waste of money will be called off if Parliament so requests. Giving evidence before a special Parliamentary committee. Mrs. E. S.
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      294 15 CAIRO. Friday pOUR foreigners one an American woman diplomat have been arrested on spy charges Mr. Mohamed Hassanein Hejrkal. editor of the influential newspaper AlAhram. said the American woman was arrested with an Egyptian man of Greet; origin when a "huge spy ring" involving
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      117 15 Now new clue on murder of vice girls LONDON. Fri. Scotland 1 Yard Is to investigate a new theory that the maniac killer of six London prostitutes is still at large The naked bodies of the girls, all in their teens and twenties, were found In the West London area
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      334 16 CAIRO, Friday POLITICAL commen- tator Mr. Heykal today described the US suggestion for "proximity talks" with Israel as an American ;rap. In one of his most severe attacks on the U.S., the close confidant of the Egyptian president, said he doubted the American sincerity
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      157 16 NOW JOINT DEMO AGAINST RENEWED IRA VIOLENCE LONDONDERRY. Fri. More than 200 Catholic and Protestant workers united yesterday to demonstrate against IRA violence here They downed tools in a rare show of unity against the murder of a 47 -year old bus driver on Wednesday night. The driver, a Catholic
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      283 16 Hassan in bold bid to save throne RABAT, Friday I£ING Hassan of Morocco, in a move to save his throne, announced last night he will hand over a substantial part of his powers to a new government under a new Constitution which is to be submitted to a national referendum.
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      105 16 Ul Kl.in. Fri. A West German court has ruled that a person who j had undergone a change I of sex may not have the sex entry changed on birth records. The court reversed the decision of a lower court and ruled that the
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        107 16 MAO MEN'S THANK YOU' FEAST FOR COPS ]\EW YORK. Fri. Chop sticks met nightsticks in a Manhattan hotel last night, but 't was all in the cause of friendship and mutual understanding. China's UN mission laid on a banquet for New York's policemen as a way of saying thank you
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        55 16 MOSCOW: The thre>- top Kremlin leaders have each accepted individual invitations to visit Iran. according to a joint Soviet-Iraui communiciue issued here today. BONN: A blue Volkswagen beetle was driven otf the giant assembly line here today to become the 15,007.034 th model produced beating by one the record held
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        32 16 WELLINGTON: Two chastity belts of steel and leather are being manufactured by a factory In Nelson which refuses to name it.s client tor tear of interference from New Zealand* Women's Liberation movement.
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        39 16 RI'ENOS AIRES: Deposed Ecuador President Jose Maria Velascn Ibarra arrived here by air from Panama yesterday to begin the fourth period of compulsory exile Dr Velasco. 73. w;is ousted by Army officers in a bloodless coup on Tuesday night.
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        33 16 TOKYO: The Mitsui Mining Co. today announced the discovery of what is claimed to be one of the world's largest copper belts containing highgrade copper and cobalt in the Tenke-Fugurume district of Zaire
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        43 16 TOKYO: The New China news agency reported today that a 154 lbs tumor was removed successfully from a 7C-year-old woman in an operation in which acupuncture anaesthesia was used. The woman's weight was reduced from 248 lb to 88 lb by the operation.
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      708 16 AN INTERNATIONAL ELECTRONIC CORPORATION A leading international corporation will be commencing operations in Singapore soon. The work will include the manufacture and assembly of the most sophisticated and advanced types of electronic communications equipment and components. Suitable candidates are required for a number of senior positions, with great professional and
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      21 16 d'amor de PARIS DEAF! Wrtt# for fr*a fcoaitlat miaks (arpXoni corft ltd 9eo»n ono orderi »orword*d oirmo.' in Bminen 4U vort
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        62 17 Rahman Hyd. $410 +.24 T. Harbour $4.00 +20 Bkt Semb $6.00 +.20 Boustrad $3.10 +.18 Sim Urn $0.95 +17 Prlma $2.10 +.14 Wwidr Iljld $2.14 +.13 S. Land $1.69 +.11 F. East L'ston $2.60 +.11 M. Bank $2.68 +.11 M.A.A. $1.51 +.10 S. Tukan- $2.10 +.10 M. Cement $2.30
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        16 17 Hume Pref. $3.28 —.10 Esso Ord $3.38 —.08 Srntosa $1.05 —.05 Gula Perak $1.20 —04
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        22 17 Merlin (M) 613.000 Spore Land 456.000 Sim Lin .50.000 City Dev. 205.000 Total Turnover 3.83 M Delayed Percentage 28.39
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        38 17 Feb. 14 Feb.lt lndi»tri»b: tlt.U II3JI Hotrb: 73.05 74.10 Properties: 154.4J 158.25 t Tint: 100.55 101. 7S t I rubbers: 15J.71 1M.83 Dec. 3*, 1966 100 1 Dec 11, IMS s IN t Dm. 29. 1M! IN
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      284 17 |>KOPERTY stocks com manded firm support in generally active trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Started a few weeks ago. this shift of interest on to the property sector of the market received further impetus from statements issued recently by companies. Singapore
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      Rubber
      187 17 fOR Batu Kawan Rubber and Coconut Plantations its very last year of existence proved to be an extremely good one. Against the trend current In the plantation Industry, the company achieved a remarkable 47.3 per cent increase in profits. At the pre-tax level profits reached $5.4 million for the
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      CLOSING PRICES
      982 17 DID AND OFFER PRICK OFFIROOMS OF THE STOCK IXCHANCE VITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: AH sections closed very steady. TURNOVER: Official total urnover as supplied by the Stock E::chanee yesterday Including odd lots totalled 3,833.000 i3.19C.500i. stock and share unlU valued at $6,557,054 ($6,257,741). while Industrials
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      993 17 BUSINESS In end reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1000 unless otherwise specified. ivniM.n.(i -vii iS« \jinomoto il> 1.95. vi«-»n ,i i 9na i9> 5U i4> 213 i
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      105 17 KI'LIM Group is to make Its first Interest payment on the Kullm Loan stock, amounting to £5.85 per £100. The payment covers the period Sept. 10. 1971 to March 31. 1972. both dates Inclusive. BOUSTEAD Holdings Berhad has advised the Exchange It now controls Talplng Rubber Plantations and Cheras
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      488 17 capital expenditure expected in the current year and to provide for the further expansion of the group, a considerable part of the profits have been retained In the business. Two interim dividends totalling 20 per cent have already been paid by Batu Kawan Rubber and Coconut
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        164 17 'pHK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday perked another $2 to $022. 12£ per pioul on an official offering up l."> tons to 170 tons. Despite the softer tendency in the overnight London Metal Exchange where the price sagged £3, the local market was unaffected. The tone
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        19 17 FEB. 18. RUBBER: 89.00 cents (Inch). TIN: $622,121 (up $2). Official offering 170 tons (up 15 tons).
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        103 17 CHINEtE PRODUCE IXCHANCf SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING Oconut Oil: bulk f4o| sellers, drum 5421 sellers. Ce«ri: Mixed loose UK 'Cent. S22| B. Pepper: Munich AST A white f.o.b. 10i.<; NLW ***** selleni. Sarawak white f.o.b. 90', NLW $IS2I sellers. Sarawak special black fob. 9«', NLW »132| sellers, Sarawak AST A
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        36 17 London copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): Wirebar Spot buyer {424.30 I £424.30) seller (429.00 (£427. 0U>: Three Months buyer {433.M ((433.30) seller £436 00 (£434.00). Market Une: Firmer. Sales: 3. 250 tons.
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        53 17 Thursday Wednesday •U.S. tU.«. Looiion 4a.33 4H.J5 B*'"" 4V6J 48.20 Hongkong Closed 4»6« Zu«i<* 45.308 4S. 108 48.608 45.30S PaflS 4S.M 48.34 SPOrt (1) «».su 49.80 B'pore (2) .173.80 174 00 (1) Export price in non-stterllng areas in U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore
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        43 17 In London on Thursday the palm oil prices of Malayan 5 per «nt CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton March/May was quoted at UK 170 sellers {(72 psid »lth sellers over): July /July at UK £72 sellers.
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        RUBBER UNCHANGED
        267 17 rpriE rubber market yes■L terday opened unchanged, and after a very quiet morning, some stale bull liquidation made for softer conditions In dull trading. Fair Interest was noted, however, for BMR 20 March shipment, with business concluded. Trading during the afternoon was thin and featureless with little change
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      M. Cables profits up by 400 per cent
      245 17 MALAYAN Cables enjoyed a healthy profit increase last year. Pre-tax profits were over four times higher than in 1970 when the company hit a sticky patch and are the best since 1967. Pre-tax profits for 1971 were $1,457,014 against $364,262 In the
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      202 17 THE Association of Bants In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. 18 Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BIYIXG of Foreitn Currency TT or OU TT OD > Sterling Pound 7 4150 7 3825 7 3700 Australian Dollar 3 4025 3 3625 3
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        MELBOURNE
        267 17 Ai"ELBOURNE. Prl. Leading 1 mining shares moved ahead strongly In moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange tc^av. Today's closing middle prices In Australian dollars and cents. with the differences on yesterday s close. INDUSTRIALS •>. Ampol M', +.03 Aust. Con. Ind 2.36', —.02 A.N.I. (Aust. Nat Ind) 1.018
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        211 17 "NJEW YORK. Thurs— Late x profit-taking cut Into a fair)} broad early morning advance and ptrhed popular averages Into the minus column for the first time In three sessions. Turnover was heavy. Today's closing prices In I.B doliara followed by the differences on yesterday's prlct. P. Allied Chemical
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        288 17 HONO KONO. Prl. The possibility of starting off after the holiday with a bull market, which appeared to be In the offing as a consequence of the buying spree that took place on the eve of the holiday, failed to materialise and tie market held steady all day,
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        67 17 T^HEi-E rates were quoted on the AMan dollar market yesterday. The rates are fm deposits cf U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 4 5 16 to 4 8 16 2 mths 4 to 4 15 16'J 3 mths „4 1 to 5 1 16% 6 mths 5»» to 5
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        98 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 86 76 Wednesday 86.69 Week ago 87.08 RUBBERS Thursday 289.41 Wednesday 289 73 Week ago 292 69 OILS Thurnlay 308 07 Wednesday 303.12 Week ago 304 49 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 489 0 Wednesday 480 4 Week ago 501 7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 922.03 Wednesday
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      604 18 COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LIMITED hove the following positions to be filled: Ref. 1. Production Superintanieirt, experience in line management of a manufacturing operation essentiol, he will be responsible for two Product Areo's and will hove reporting to him supporting supervisory staff, oge 25 35. Ref. 2. Production Control Superintendent, experience
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      319 18 V ijjo^ ELECTRICAL PROJECT x^ ENGINEERS Owing to the continuing expansion of the Esso Refinery at Pulau Ayer Chawan, we seek electrical engineers who are seeking career opportunities In a progressive company. Preference will be given to Singapore Citlsens with Electrical Engineering degrees and two to three years related working
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      748 18 We are a subsidiary Company of one of the world's leading manufacturers of heavy electrical equipment. In our fast expanding organisation we now have the following positions open for application. ELECTRICAL SALES ENGINEERS Technical sale of electrical equipment to industrial and marine clients. Applicants with proven tales ability in the
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      1861 19 1 1 mW mil jvJMiflWtJ ill U iotff A 1 tmrnY ri H ill D^mW**l&i§^mmm EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Want rening Sinfaport IOADINO FOB: NOHDO Sa.lid Saild Gda 43 U2l H burg B men. A'.erp. R'dam Adam, G'buri, C'hagtn, Aarhus, PATAGONIA Feb 25 77 Mar 1/4 Fib 21, 2
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      824 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND Pining P. S'nam Smtapou imtanßf hri mtuiNA 11/21 M* Odin, lytt. Auck. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE IUHIA 1/14 Maf IS Mar II Mai Nagapattniam. M«lras. lONC«ONC lAPAN SERVICE: Pentng P !>-nam Support Uatiaf lari (UOD| 22/21 Ftl f«t M «;iJ» n j?""" 2/ 1 Mar Hon l """i' I
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      818 20 ORIENT LINES LTD. (INCORPORATED IN TMt REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) t ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3T U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P Klang Penang 1 NEPTUNE AMETNYST 1/ 7 Apr 1/11 Apr 12/11 Apr London 115. Havre 15 5. R darn 18
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      817 20 fIP r™n»IALAYs!AiTitITERJi^TIONAL aim SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD I I No3Of Jlrv Ampaog Ku*i» L ""(>"' I I The National Shipping Line ot Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Tg bM Singapore P Ktanj Penang 10ADINS FOR: BUNCA MELOR I. Ptrt 11.21 FH Hawe. London. Rdaw. BUNCA RAYA 7/11 Mar 11 14 Mar
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      770 21 'PM« POUT OP lINcA F O M I K ryn« sum B'4 Mhh.i B/5 CO AUTHORITY ANNOUNCtO THI 8.d.4 and D.n>o Et^iT FOLLOWINO OIRTMINU ARRANCI OUT: Ontury Ruby B/2 Proutokyo MIHTB POP. PIB. It. B/3. Kryng Slam B 4 and CO.: Darpo OUT: FAipbntt 10/11. B««nritva El S^,l T 22.
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      855 21 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. i» rw» m to tha afca—nah ol iKipp«n ta Slmtpata a«4 MolajyiH MIS C hoi great pU.tur* ta aman—cta| Hrn lutn^aictlf o* ipecKiliMd timber carrier "MARITIMI STAR" IC*ll<«llt < »o load art: Singapore: Soiled Tanjong Mani: 20 23.2.72 P. Klanq: 25 29.2.72 Penong I 3.3.72
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    107 22 MR. S. RAJOO of 21 Jalan Chengkek, Singapore (Retired Chief Bupt. Teleioiii.- l)ei>t. Singapore and former President of A t'.P.E. passed away peacefully on 16.2.72 and was cremated oi: the same day. leaving behind beloved wife, children, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grand children, sisters and brothers to mourn his loss. The
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      688 22 GtNUAI APVirreiMIHTS ANM<WMCIMIWT/t>I»4ONAL so mtrt PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 *> Msi.y.i. mm mm pfl ar T .i L I a ajliilmtim Vitt* fV I Minimum $W- 1* »or«». $wi as and Malaysia S7S cents a »om Slngapere and Malaysia: SI SS a ward. Announcements PIONEER The Armed Forces month r
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      791 22 ESTABLISHED EUROPEAN FIRM has Qualifications English Educated up to Senior Cambridge, capaole ot writing shorthand 100 w.p m. respectively transcribing 40 w p.m with at least 3 years experience In similar capacity. Singapore citizen suitably qualified are Invited to submit written applications to P.O Box 1655. Singapore REOUIREO Clerk policy
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      738 22 REQUIRED Female Private Secretary for Japan firm: Universal Service Co. Ltd Qualification Senior Cambridge Cert, able to speak Japanese Interview Hotel Mlramar, Mr. Harada. Room 100<t. Havelock Road. KlnKsiport 3. 1 p.m. "v m TYPISTS RECEPTIONIST required by well established firm. Apply full particulars and enclose recent photograph (returnable) with
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      747 22 JUNIOR ARCMITICTURAL ORAUCHTSMAN conversant with government departmenta. Apply stating experience and salary required to Box A 4669 ST. Spore WANTED 2 experienced cooks In a leading hotel. Age between 28 33. Apply with full particulars, photo (non-returnable) and telephone number If any to P.O. Box 14. Spore CHAMPANCNE CABARET BAR
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      873 22 LIVE-IN AMAH for couple with 1 baby, general work, prefer some spoken English, dist. B'pore *****0 URGENTLY REQUIRED office clerk boy with motor-cycle. Immediate employment. Will's Realty. 6 Mohammed Sultan Road. B'pore. MOTOR MECHANICS Greasers and Petrol Pump Attendants wanted Please contact Shell Service Station, 603. Tiong Bahru Road, Redhill.
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      1025 22 VACA..7 rooms to let In dist. 14. For further enquiries phone B'pore *****4. tEMI OETACHED HOUSE at 3«0 Bembawang Road. 12 miles. Available immediately. Phone 29M9 DISTRICT is Jalan Haji Balam 3brdroomed spacious flat in quiet locality reasonable rent phone *****7 OIST. IS LUCKY View 3-bedroomed Please contact *****2 Mr
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      897 22 CHESTNUT AVENUE diat 23 furnish ed double-storey duplex compound house each floor 3 bedrooms, ele vated site Appmx 16.000 sq ft II »ii 000 Ring Spore *****1. KATONC semidetached bungalow double-storey. 3 beilrooms. fully furnished with fridge, television, freeho d. vacant possession ConlaC 37 1773 6405N7 Spore. HONCKONG PARK Well-furnished
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      679 23 Tuition MICMWAY ORIVINC (CHOOL Expcrienrsd Instructor! Mandarin. Ensllah explanation flvrn. Hourly is.'-. Compute course bcdaning. $190/- <beginners.) 214. Queen Btreet (7) Tsl 27WM. Spore A family RiQUIRIt a femalt tutor ho Id me S.C. or HI C. qualification Applicants should know Malay language. If possible give telephone numbsrt. Please write
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      806 23 Travel And lours NAM-MO TRAVEL SERVICE Limited Tour Malaya Seven Days *****/-. a:r conditioned Bus *****/-, Departure Every Sunday. Monday. C/Hlgnlands Four Daya ***** Every Wednesday Bangkok Chlengmal Fourteen Days ***** 5/S/TJ. 19>3/72. 2/4/72. 16/4/72. by air Brven Daya BS63V-. S/3/72. 12 3 72. 22/3/72. Bangkok Hong konu (Macau) Eight
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      841 23 Vast control THOMAS COWAN will be visiting all parts of SARAWAK BRUNEI SABAM during February A March All enquiries regarding WHITE ANT extermination. FUMIOATION of launches and GENERAL PEBT CONTROL to 31 Lent Kee Road. Kings pore. 3 or your nearest BORNEO COMP* Brsnett. PIST CONTROL Call FLICK PEBT CONTROL
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      1104 23 Pens lor sale> OUTSTANDING ALSATIAN PIMALI PUPPIES. English Mslayslan champions bloodlines. 33 Weetlake Avenue. 4t miles. Thomson Road. LOVELY DOBIRMAN PUPPIES M.B.K A one. black A tan. grand sire Bamboo River Buccaneer, telephone *****4 BEAUTIFUL ALSATIAN PUPPIES MS. K.A.I. Male/female. 14-A. Lorong Puapa. (5t me Paslr Panjang Road) Spore 5.
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      555 23 MAN'S SALON for Turkish bath/ Swedish maaaaae. facial, manicure, balrtlattng. 29-B. Tanglln Road. *****7 klngapore SALON 26 The Elite Salon for Massage, steam Saunabath. Gent Hair Stylist— 24. Tomllneoo Road. Tel: 8 port 6J3744 GENTLEMEN For Swedish massage steambath New Jean's Salon Ist Floor 300 Clemeoceau Avenue Singapore *****. AIN'T
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      601 23 THIS WEEKS SPECIAL OFFER 1 uusle row Diamond Platinum Braceta set with 40 pieces Diamonds weighing 357 oarats *****/- 1 Jade Cluster Ring set with 14 pieces Baguette and 30 pieces round Diamond 18 carat whits gold *****-. 1 9 carat gold ladles cigarette case to hold cigarettes $635/- 1
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      561 23 The Job: To repair and service Televisions, Radios. Taperecorders, turntables and other sound equipment. The Men: Two electricians with proven skill of about four to five years experience. The Reward: Attractive salary and good prospects for the right men and a career with a very progressive company. Apply to: The
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  • TIMESPORT
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      SASA decides on the Chans
      586 24  -  A. JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association sprung a big surprise yesterday by nominating three members of a family Dr. Chan Ah Kow and his dau g h ter, Patricia, and son, Roy for the tpp Sports Awards for 1971 SASA also recommended that the
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      Farleigh goals put Forces in last 4
      182 24 Farleigh goals put Forces in last 4 mHREE great goals by X international Farlelgh Clarke yesterday shot Armed Forces Into the semi finals of this year's SHA Under 23 knockout tournament the Forces hammering a raw Com blned Schools team 4 1 at Serangoon Road, re ports PETER SIOW. Schools,
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      Rowe sets Test batting record with a 214
      368 24 Rowe sets Test batting record with a 214 KINGSTON, Fri. West Indies had New Zealand on the floor in the First cricket Test here yesterday after Laurence Rowe became the second player in cricket history to score a double-century on his Test debut. Rowe, 23-year-old Jamaican, scored 214 and shared
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      SCOREBOARD
      98 24 HI lit INNS Fredericks c and b Howarth 163 Carew lbw Congdon 43 Rowe c Dowling b Howarth 214 Davis c Turner b Cunis 31 Poster not out 28 Sobers not out 13 Extras 16 Total (for 4 wkts dec) 508 Witts fell at 78, 347. 428. 486 Bowling
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      Bell-less City face strong rivals
      456 24 LONDON, Frl. English Football League leaders Manchester City, beaten only once In their last 15 games, face grim and determined Huddersfleld tomorrow without Key mldneld star Colin Bell. The fair-haired England link-man was one of the main reasons for City's triumphant surge to the top
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      Soccer date
      25 24 THE combined soccer team from the Royal Yacht Britannia and HMS Cleopatra will play a friendly soccer match against SCC at Terror tonight.
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      Port workers beat airmen
      39 24 PORT Authority A beat RAP Support Unit 3-0 In a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Scorers were Nathan (2) and Md. Sltam. Postals beat sur United 3-1 In another friendly at Parrer Park.
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      S'gor edge Kedah with a Rahim goal
      251 24 S'gor edge Kedah with a Rahim goal A LOR STAR. Fri. A Defending champions Selangor collected full points in their first North zone second round match of the Malaysia Cup soccer competition when they beat Kedah 1-0 here tonight. The goal was scored in the 60th minute by mldfleld man
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      Warren golf
      21 24 WARREN Golf Club will hold Us first Ladles Open on March 22. The Warren Open is on March 19.
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      Houston Ranger for a winning start
      143 25  -  EPSOM JEEP By UOUSTON RANGER (Race 1) Is back In form and should five punters a good start at Bukit Timah today. Houston Ranger was a winner In Class 1 In the 1970 season. In his last outing he ran second and on Thursday
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1477 25 FILM STUDIO VI: Created good impression In last start at XL on Jan. 29 when he finished third with 7.7 to Champagne II .7 12. in mixed Class 2 race over lOf: each-way claims. WANGGANDA: Oood sort vuih two wins, two seconds and a fourth In his
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      Another battle royal for the two aces
      334 25 Another battle royal for the two aces TESTER PIGGOTT and Ron Hutchinson, who have fought out many a thrilling finish in big races on the English Turf, will carry on their rivalry thousands of miles away from "home" in the llf Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Race 4) at Bukit Timah
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      853 24 Technical Sales Representative A Large Australian Pii>lic Company and a major supplier to the Australian food industries rs expanding its overseas operation and requires a Singapore-based representative. We are looking for a man, 30 to 40 years of age who has bad experience in the food industries, preferably in production.
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      626 24 THE BANKRITTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18. 1970 Bd) IN THE HIGH COL'BT OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 439 of 1371 Re: Teo Eng Hong t a Chop Kong Wah Ex pane: United Malayan BankIng Corporation Limited Creditor NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Teo Eng Hong t a Chop Kong Wah. No. 48-B,
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      51 24 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl BUSINESS IS SO BApJ I 1 SAV 7 HEVi THIS THE ONLY PERSON D THBRE.7 LOOKS LIKE V WHO'S VISITEP ME J fA CUSTOMER! IS THE < V *-CX-^J I CAN VDU TELL ME I I I WAS SIMM VOUfJI THE WAY TO THC I
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      100 24 RUGBY SRU League Dlv 1: SCC v c RAR (padangi. Woodlands v "V" Coy RNZIR 1 Woodlands 1). Anzuk Fd. Son v Anzuk Spt Op (Dieppe 2). 41 Sqn RNZAF v "W" Coy RNZIR iTengah 1). Admin Spt Coy RNZIR v "A" Coy RNZIR 1 Dieppe 1). SOCCER SOSFL DJv.
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      288 25 meet our trainers! These men represent the top racing trainers in Australia. They are consistently successful because they know what it takes to win races. They all appreciate the necessity of supplementing their horses' physical training programme with balanced feeds and highly developed veterinary preparations. Their choice is "RANVET" formulated
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      2147 25 BT TIMAH CARD £S* GOING FORECAST: Good BH9wssH|»Wfß^»i M b» M 145 CLASS 2. DIV. 2— 8F HtiHHSIHHHMI ■H m ($l l.OOO $7,700 to winner) Wamtmk^am^ Epsom jefp call boy pointer I <.<*M3 CATTLtTA a (Orihi.ii Tan i 90 M <*mr> f r.,,«i. 17 H RANGER SAXONY WANGGANDA a J7WO
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  • The Royal Visit
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      SMILING PHILIP WAVES A GREETING
      156 26 UEAD tilted .hghtly bock, the Duke of Edinburgh (arrowed) smiles broadly and waves to acknowledge a greeting from someone up above in a Too Payoh flat. This picture gives an indication of the tremendous response the Royal visitors received on their tour of the Tea
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      Miners get £100 mil pay boost offer
      230 26 Miners get £100 mil pay boost offer T ONDON. Fri. A three-man govern-ment-appointed court of Inquiry today recommended a £100 million pay boost package for Britain's 280,000 striking coal miners. It called for pay hikes ranging between one per cent to relatively highly paid workers at the coal face to
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      LONDON STOCKS
      488 26 LONDON. PW. The stock market closed firm today following the announcement of the Wilberforce recommendations Into the miners' dispute, but some caution was noted regardIng possible Inflationary effects of the report. At 3 pjn. the Financial Times Index had gained 5.9 to 494.8 Government bonds were flat with
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      200 26 |HHHH More and more intelligent and advertBy>S\\B turous young men with initiative and a Kvfflw h '9 h degree of physical fitness are res■BS??2£b_B TsmtVaßimVe* P° ndin 9 t0 tnis ch. al| enge. Those who ■yMMlmml I mfmlslfK h ave ioined the SAF as pilot trainees are ■■-MP conf.fjen, of
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