The Straits Times, 22 February 1972

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    Masthead
    24 1 ;aV£r4ge daily certified sale exceeds 200,000 The Straits Times The National Nnwspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon HISTORIC HANDSHAKE
    773 1 Gate of contact opened: Chou All smiles as Nixon says hello PEKING, Monday A WARM handshake in crisp, cool weather signalled today's historic beginning of a new phase in SinoAmerican relations. It was customarily cold but the sun shone brightly overhead as President Nixon walked down the ramp
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    Lock icon Cordial toasts at banquet
    439 1 PEKING, Monday £ORDIAL toasts were exchanged between President Nixon and Premier Chou Enlai at tonight's formal banquet. "The gate of contact has been opened," Mr. Chou declared. In response, Mr. Nixon said the two nations could now begin "a long march together" toward the goal of
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    $200,000 Toto 'ang pow'
    57 1 S1NOAPORE Mon The $200,000 jackpot prize of yesterday's Toto Draw No. 14 /72 has been w< n by a man who bought his winning coupon No. B*****03 from a Toto booth in Club Street. The numbers drawn: 12. 6. 16. 20. and 8. The additional number
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  • 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon FOUR BLOWN UP
      25 1 BELFAST, Hon. Four men were Mown to bIU today wh«a bonk exploded In their esr a* K drove through a Frotestant neighbourhood.
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  • WORLD NEWS EXTRA (1)
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      Lock icon FIRST STEP ON CHINESE 501 L...
      231 2 FIRST STEP ON CHINESE SOIL SHANGHAI, Monday PRESIDENT Nixon was given a red carpel welcome :»s he set foot on Chinese soil for the first time today. China's Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Chjao Kuan-hut, flew in specially for the occasion. He led a group of some 20 senior Foreign
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      Lock icon China's slogans of welcome are seen on TV
      152 2 HONG KONG. Monday viewers 1 all over the world caught a glimpse today of the "slogan welcome" laid on for President Nixon by China's propaganda machine. The slogans with the most specific foreign policy points adorned Tien An Men Square, through which
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      39 2 Bu^s Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl aAT^-^ II OKAY y POC, HEY, SYLVESTER 1 **lGsvl M WE'LL BE HAVE YA OIGWr K\ Ri ht FINISHED THAT IS •ipjL, iTV V OVE(? i SISN? TH' c; H??* V\ 7/ 7 customer's
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  • WORLD NEWS EXTRA (20
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      Lock icon POLITENESS ALL THE WAY...
      74 3 IT WAS politeness all the way as President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai enter the Great Hall of the People to begin their first round of talks. "After you," the Prime Minister and the President seem to be saying to each other, as they approach the
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      Lock icon We won't be dictated to by any Sino-US pact: Indira
      401 3 NEW DELHI, Monday pRIME Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi has expressed con cern a b o u i President Nixon's trip and served notice that India would ignore any Sino American pact that "seeks to dictate terms to Asian countries." In
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      Waldheim; It's a real break-through
      76 3 Waldheim; It's a real break-through NEW YORK, Mon. —UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim considers Mr. Nixon's Journey to China "a real break-through in International relations." It could contribute to better understanding and will be helpful in solving International problems, said Mr. Waldheim. who was being Interviewed on ABC Television's programme Issues
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      Lock icon Five who will keep the talk going at Nixon visit
      151 3 Five who will keep the talk going at Nixon visit PKING, Mon. The responsibility of keeping the conversation going during President Nixon's week in China falls on five linguists all American-born. Peking's chief interpreter for the occasion is Miss Tang Weng Sheng, born in New York City. She came over
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  • Article
    Russian mission in for private visit
    103 4 SINGAPORE. Mor The chairman of the Soviet Of Nationalities. USSR Supreme Soviet, Madam ladgor Saolykovna Nasriddinova. ilew in from Moscow today to begin an unofficial three-day visit. Madam Nasriddinova, who is also first deputy of the USSR Parliamentary Group, wax accompanied by two deputies
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    Museum hours extended
    37 4 SINOAPORE. Mon. The opening hours of the public galleries of the National Museum have been extended. It will now be open from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. dally, even on Sundays and public holidays.
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    Now a junction
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Alexandra Circus was converted Into a traffic light-controlled junction today to ensure a smoother flow of traffic during peak hours.
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    'Insurance extension arranged in sinister way'
    782 4 FERNANDEZ APPEAL CONTINUES —STATE COUNSEL SINGAPORE, Mon. The manner in which former MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez arranged for an extension of MSA's aviation insurance contract in 1968 had a "sinister meaning," it was alleged in the High Court today. Senior State Counsel Mr. K.S.
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    Tourists find bricks instead of projectors in two boxes
    194 4 Tourists find bricks instead of projectors in two boxes SINGAPORE, Monday rrWO tipsy Czech tourists had a rude shock A when they returned to their ship after a fling in town yesterday They became sober Instantly when they found the boxes, which contained two film projectors they had earlier bought,
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    Firing practice in islands
    51 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. There will be SAP live firing i mortar' exercises at the Southern Islands range from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, and from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on March 10, 14 and 23. The public are warned to keep clear of the
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    Love Without End Carrie to sing her swan song here
    190 4 THE star who gave Mandarin screen fans the immortal song Love Without End is calling it quits after 19 years. Carrie Ku Mci (above). Hong Kong's top singing star, sings her swan-song in Singapore when she appears this week with
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    Rain at reservoirs
    62 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Rain fell In the three catchment areas over the weekend— after a five-day dry spell. Heaviest rainfall recorded on Saturday was at Se.etar Reservoir with 1.10 ins., followed by Mac. Ritchie (0.28 inch) and Pierce (0.21 inch). Only slight rain fell on Sunday. Water consumption
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      125 4 AUmg Oop y mTm Hmmiim HOWRE Y'SONNA EASY.' I'LL JUST ...'S NO REASON YEAR 1 ll I ...WHVN'CHA TRY I L- XI ALL RKSHT W>*»— MAKE A t-UNTER/ USE THAT COMMAND) HE WON'T GO NEVER 'IM OUT RIGHT iffL KAY-TEE ATTACK" ft, <. I OUTOP'IM, _J WORD OOP TAUGHT /AFTER
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    'Retain Nantah's Chinese image'
    299 5 'Retain Nantah's Chinese image' Expert outlines views onvarsity's future SINGAPORE, Monday campus should always preserve its traditional Chinese-style character despite the addition of new buildings and ex tensions. New structures, required under the university's 10-year curriculum development programme, could incorporate sloping, green-tiled roofs, and the favourite Chinese colours like Mandarin
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    Joint effort of adman and artist turns out top safety poster
    362 5 THE message was short •Work Safely and Lire Longer." But it must have driven the point home for it helped the composers, Wong Lee and Haris Osman, win the first prite in the industrial safety campaign poster design (open)
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    Union gives 'no strife' pledge
    246 5 SINGAPORE. Mon AN assurance that there will be no more Industrial strife at Metal Box Company of Malaysia in Bukit Timah before and during the hearing of a dispute was given in the Industrial Arbitration Court today. It was given by the Singapore Metal Box
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    Day's jail $200 fine for woman shoplifter
    180 5 Day's jail $200 fine for woman shoplifter SINGAPORE, Mon. Barbara S. Howell, 36, was Jailed for a day and fined $200 by a magistrate today for theft of goods worth $7.38 from Fitzpatrick's Supermarket last December. Senior Inspector M. Amaladass. prosecuting, said that an employee of the firm. Mr. Johnny
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    Bar Council
    34 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. R.R. Chelliuh was re-elected chairman of the Malayan Bar Council at its general meeting here last week Mr. GTS. Sldhu was elected secretary <tnd Mr. MS Naldu, treasurer.
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    The $120 bang
    31 5 SINOAFORE. Mon. Wong Slew Hau. 20. was today fined $120 when he admitted lettinß off firecrackers indiscriminately in Circuit Road in MacPherson Estate at 8.25 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Birth control campaign now aimed at two targets
    380 6 IMPACT OF THE BABY BOOM SINGAPORE, Men CIXGAP ORE'S family planning campaign is now aimed at two priority target groups, as the Republic lias moved beyond the initial stages of general population control. They are: OLDER WOMEN with large families continue to
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    The danger of failing to transfer your car when you sell it
    209 6 The danger of failing to transfer your car when you sell it SINGAPORE, Mon. HPHE Registrar of Vehicles today reminded motorA ists of the risks they run if they do not register transfer of ownership of their vehicles. The law requires that every transfer of ownership should be registered within
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      278 6 ■IMMIMIIIII,,.,.!!! j«_HMMt i lIKMM'I\S P mi iisiiai 1 I ONE REBEL COP I I^HC HAS THE GUTS ■Jl T* -a TO TAKE ON ■S3 li Jm "THE I ORGANIZATION Bbbb> I BARBARA McNAIR color u^tv^ Mmi.M. SOON io Ihe CAPITOL They were all just boys. They were all he had.
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Specialists—The cream is still with the Govt
      579 7 Specialists —The cream is still with the Govt I REFER to your re1 port of the Medical Association Committee on private specialists. Bv stressing on the pressing need (or the government hospitals to utilise the skills of private specialists, the report may have created the Impression among the lay public
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      205 7 IN addition to what "Disgusted" had stated (ST., Feb. 14) concerning the Peoples Park Complex, I wish to urge the Govern ment to look Into this matter as it affects the users and tenants of the increasing numbers of shopping complexes being built today. The tenants pay high maintenance charges
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      27 7 TV Singapore is improving. Once we used to have time to visit the toilet during commercials but now we can mow the whole lawn. CHARLES, Singapore 9.
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      The sole means of survival for the handicapped
      139 7 The sole means of survival for the handicapped I REFER to the Inland Revenue Commissioner's replies regarding the remission of death duties on family homes in deserving cases. I only hope that having said that "suggestions are being studied to see whether exemptions from estate duty are justified in certain
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      89 7 RECENTLY, I resigned from a large established local industry. As my designation was classified "confidential", I was not paid the bonus and ex-gratia payments, though I had completed the full financial year on resicnation. According to the collective agreement signed between the management and the union, each employee is entitled
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      Where that flight of steps once led
      58 7 ¥)OOR Curious who 1 wondered about that flights of steps that led nowhere (ST., Feb. 18). His frustration Is understandable. The steps he mentions ori- ginally led to a post box on the side of the wallthat part of the Raffles Institution building
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      WHERE THERE WAS NO RED TAPE
      373 7 WHERE THERE WAS NO RED TAPE Govt replies REFER to the article 1 headed "Red tape and the difficulty of Retting that extra teacher" by Miss Masie Kwee (S.T., Feb. 11). The statement that relief teachers commonly make up a quarter of a school's teaching staff of 50 is an
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      308 7 WITH reference to the letter by "Quest" (8.T.. Feb. 7) investigation carried out by the Public Works Department showed that the Alexandra Canal was clean and free from rubbish while the drain by the side of Queenstown Secondary Technical School was silted up. However, steps are being taken by the
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      Executives in the $2,000 a month group also need HDB flats
      176 7 Executives in the $2,000 a month group also need HDB flats IN my letter (S.T.. Jan. 12) I suggested the removal of Income qualification for the Housing Board's Home Ownership Scheme, as long as an applicant who meets Its other conditions is an employee. The Board replied (ST.. Jan. 28)
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      80 7 I WISH to express my thanks for the efficient manner the Ministry of Health attended to my complaint. I complained about patrons at a certain cinema Indulging in a filthy practice. Immediate action was taken and two health inspectors came to my house to inform of the measures taken and
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      307 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS gamble? (7). l c fl t9 tied toaether can be 8 "c" 1 1 socially accepUblc '■JutamalTi, P lace fOr WMte 5. P for policeman? (6). 12. The family with purpose Is 0. Valued before many acknow- surreptitious (11). ment* of debt <B>. 13. Writhing serpent—
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, February 22, 1972
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      THE ROYAL VISIT
      446 8 Malaysia's royal visitors, Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and their daughter Princess Anne, arrive in Kualh Lumpur this morning. The Royal Yacht Britannia was met by seven patrol craft of the Royal Malaysian Navy when she entered Malaysian waters off the southern tip of Johore, an escort that
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      IN PEKING AT LAST
      281 8 It was characteristic of the Chinese authorities to accord a correct welcome to President Nixon when he landed in Peking yesterday; neither warm nor cold. The surprise, completely unexpected and highly encouraging, was the President's early meeting with Chairman Mao. It must have been an almost
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      WOMEN IN INDUSTRY
      249 8 Some useful suggestions on how Singapore's labour force can be increased have been made by the research unit of the National Productivity Centre. The most important is that more women should be encouraged to take up industrial employment The dimensions of Singapore's manpower problem have been serious
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    Lock icon Chinese leaders and Nixon face to face
    556 8 Chinese leaders and Nixon face to face DEKING, A small group of people, some hardly known In the West, stand alongside the towering figure of Mao Tse-tung in the running of the vast People's Republic of China. President Nixon will be the only leader of the major powers, apart from
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    Lock icon U.S. and China: A look before and after
    2043 8 BY GEORGE KENNAN-American diplomat and scholar. He was Ambassador to Moscow (1952-53) and Ambassador to Yugoslavia (1961-63). He has taught at Princeton University Not all the effects of this decision on the world-political scene are, of course negative. No initiative can fail
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      234 8 I tour EUROPE I WITH /*|^|*al c© 53 2§ ysar, several hundred Singaporeans 2^ jEg and Malaysians had a wonderful time on a S3| Mjt Global Coach Tour of Europe. J* This yea 1972, make sure you don't gK miss out. Choose one of Global's popular Jg SS; European tours
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon Ireland takes a tough line with the IRA
      425 9 Ireland takes a tough line with the IRA DUBLIN, Mon. The Irish Government, often criticised by politicians in Northern Ireland for being soft on the outlawed IRA, took a tough new line today. Justice Minister Des O'Malley announced that accused men whom a magistrates court freed last week because of
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      Lock icon British film man Grierson dies
      160 9 LONDON, Monday. CILM producer John Grierson who first coined r the word "Documentary" and had a great Influence In the film industry, died in Bath on Saturday, aged 73. His work which included the development of Government fllm agencies in several countries, stemmed from a
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      Bomb attack
      31 9 ROME. Mon— A group of masked youths, today hurled six ptlrol bombs at a local branch of Italy's Neo- Fascist Party and at a police car on guard outside—Reu'er
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      Widow's divorce?
      37 9 MKSSINA (Sicily). Mon Salvatore Carlozzo has to prove he is alive before he can get divorced. The court where Carlozzo. 68. filed a divorce suit said his estranged wife listed herself as a widow. I'PI.
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      Lock icon FANTASTIC SAYS LIZ AS SHE NEARS 40
      178 9 FANTASTIC SAYS LIZ AS SHE NEARS 40 VI W YORK. Mon—Kliia- beth Taylor becomes 40 next week and she finds it "fantastic" and "very appealing." "Forty always sounded so important." she was quoted as saying in the latest issue of Life magazine. "Well, after all. it is halfway, or more.
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      New body to rule Ulster report
      92 9 UKLFAST. Mod.— The British Govrrnment has decided to appoint ;t commission of Protestants. Roman Catholics and an K.nglisbnun to rule Northern Ireland, < newspaper said today. The Sunday News said the seven-man commission would govern the British province for up to three years pending
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      Lock icon Bid by 3 nations to sell planes to Greece
      190 9 Bid by 3 nations to sell planes to Greece ATHENS, Mon. The U.S.. Britain, and France are vying for a multi-million dollar order to supply sophisticated warplanes to Greece. The order is linked to a $50 million Greek aerospace contract to be awarded soon. The Greek Government Is consider-n^ offers
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      Lock icon NEW THREAT FOR HEATH AS MINERS GET SET TO WORK AGAIN
      336 9 NEW THREAT FOR HEATH AS MINERS GET SET TO WORK AGAIN I ONDON. Mun Mincrs throughout thr country prepared today for their expected ">e>" vote on Wednesday to the "special case" agrrement reached with their leaders during the weekend. But as furl supplies to power stations resumed, the Government braced
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      Lock icon Shock for three
      36 9 BUENOS AIRES Mon —Three young men in a jeep, who specialised in picking up hltch-hik-*i. and robbing them, ended in Jail when one ol their victims turned nut to be a policeman Router
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  • WORLD NEW 2
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      Lock icon US BASES HIT IN ROCKET ATTACK
      427 10 SAIGON. Monday COMMUNIST gunners fired 10 rockets at three large American bases last night wounding seven U.S. servicemen, a U.S. military spokesman said today. Six of the rockets were aimed at the big American base at Blen Hoa, 20 miles northeast of Saigon, but
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      Lock icon Hughes in bid to evade hearing says Time
      231 10 Hughes in bid to evade hearing says Time VEW YORK. Mon. Time magazine reported yesterday that the real reason multl-mil-llonalre recluse Howard Hughes abruptly left the Bahamas last week for Nicaragua was to avoid testifying before a U.S. grand jury. The magazine said that Federal officials investigating the purported autobiography
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      Latest 'in' thing— a Power Cut
      101 10 Latest 'in' thing— a Power Cut LONDON. Monday THE latest thing in London hair styles? The Power Cut. Normally it would be a rather hair-raisinf experience having a hair-do in the street. But the two girls in the picture did it quite happily when their hairdresser decided to switch to
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      Lock icon Cairo steps up fight against espionage
      203 10 Cairo steps up fight against espionage CAIRO, Monday. yiGIL against foreign spies and internal conspirators sharpened in Egypt today as confessions from three foreigners and the uncovering of underground subversive organisations were reported Prosecutor Salah Nassar identified the three men as Jean Marc Vouaux. a French student. Jacques Herran. a
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      Lock icon The base truth
      37 10 BUENOS AIREg. Mon Girls attracted by advertisement!, for models in Mendoza have complained that they ended up posing in the nude and working aa bar hostesaes. Police ire investigating possible white slavery connections Reuter
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      Lock icon A Soviet offer of arms plant for Egypt report
      165 10 NEW YORK. Mon The Soviet I'nion has offered to set up a sophisticated arms- manufacturing operation in Egypt, in exchance for permanent port facilities and the ousting of War Minister Gen. Mohammed Sadek and El Ahram editor Mr. Mohammed Heikal. Newsweek
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      420 10 HEIM DISHED END HEIWA STEEL IRON PRODUCTS CO., LTD., OSAKA, JAPAN is a company of engineers, technicians and craftmen who apply a large part of their means to development and processing of pressed and spun formed products since 1938 and who are always seeking better method of metal working and
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      39 11 BANGLADESH will remain non aligned. We want to be friendly with all nations, including Chin* and the U.S. once they recognise our regime. lut we are dearly wedded to a close attachment to India and the Soviet Union.
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      Lock icon DON'T LIFT CURBS ON DRUGS WARNING BY THE UN
      271 11 DON'T LIFT CURBS ON DRUGS WARNING BY THE UN /GENEVA, Mon.— A UN drug control body today warned against any relaxation of controls on cannabls. In Its annual report for 1971 the Oeneva-based International Narcotics Control Board said that consumption of cannabls. as marijuana or hashish, was Increasing at a
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      Lock icon Now Mauritius backs Bangla
      30 11 NEW DELHI. Mon— Mauritius today recognised Bangladesh. The recognition was conveyed In a letter from Mauritius Prime Minister Sir Seewoosagur Ramfcooltm. to Sheikh Mujlbur Rahman. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Two die in ship blast
      35 11 TOKYO, Mon. Two people died and 11 others are missing In an explosion on board the 2.400-ton freighter. Kyosho-Ma-iii here today, police said. Two other men were seriously Injured Reuter
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      Lock icon Arab support
      25 11 CAIRO. Mon. Arab trade unions today expressed their suppor. for the Cypriot President. Archbishop Makarios. and condemned Interference in Cyprtot internal affairs— Reuter.
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      Lock icon The youth who was saved by his suit
      133 11 MELBOURNE. Moo. A teenager fought off a man-rating shark which grabbed him by the leu while he waa surfing near Wilsons Promontory today. Surfer Stuart Rogers. It. was bitten just above the left knee and dragged by the shark through the water
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      Lock icon Mujib yes to big population swop with Pakistan
      391 11 Mujib yes to big population swop with Pakistan DACCA, Monday. BANGLADESH Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman said in an interview today that he would wel- come an internationally arranged population exchange with Pakistan, enabling non-Bengalis now living in this fledgling country to depart. Such a step, he said, would facilitate
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      Lock icon Strike by anti-Bhutto police
      343 11 Strike by anti Bhutto police RAWALPINDI. Mon UUNDREDS of Pathan 11 policemen went on strike last night and marched through the streets of the Northwest Frontier capital of Peshawar to protest against the ruling Pakistan People's Party IPPP) of President Bhutto. The policemen marched from police station to police station
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      Newsman held over park demo freed
      103 11 Newsman held over park demo freed JAKARTA. Mon— A Dutch born journalist has been released bv the army after being detained for a month for questioning over his alleged part in student demonstrations against a multi-million dollar amusement park project of President Suharto's wife. Mr H J C Princen, wh>
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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      Rises
      56 12 M Brru T. Harbour Haw Par S. Dredge r.o.B. O.C.B.C. I 'Patrick Inrhcape Koustead T. Cement M. Cement I •rtllinK J Waueh K. Siilim M.A.A. $7.65 $4.20 $4.20 $5.60 $6.30 $8.25 $3.42 $540 $324 $3.60 $2.40 $2.92 $4.10 $1.56 $1.60 .35 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .18 .15 .14
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      20 12 Hume F.E. t>>\\ El. tempas Hume Pref. r'Eone Sec. $4.02 $4.10 $2.70 $3.20 $3.84 —.26 —.10 —.08 —.08 —.06
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      Most active stocks
      21 12 Merlin CM) 327.000 Haw Par 312.000 Sim Lim 196.000 M. Banking 148.000 Total Turnover 3.52M Delayed Percentage 18.12
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      INDICES
      36 12 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Industrials: 213.31 214.57 Hotels: 74.10 75.35 Properties: 158.25 159.76 t Tin-.: 101.73 102.40 S rubbers: 134.83 135.43 Dee. 30. 19M s 100 Dec. 31. 1968 1M t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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      BUSIEST DAY IN YEARS
      282 12 CONFIDENCE ran high on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Operators took to the trading floors in big numbers, bringinj; about very active conditions throughout. Trailing had to be suspended for a total of 28 minutes once in the morning session and once in
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      Genting's new venture
      190 12 Genting's new venture RENTING Highlands *X Hotel has entered Into an agreement with Nlssei Songyo of Japan for a Joint venture which is to develop a golf course and shopping cum residential complex at Genting Highlands. A new company Is to be formed called Genting Nissel Malaysia which will have
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1118 12 DIO ANO OFFER PRICES OFFIB C.ALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC BRACKETS VESTEROAV WERE. INDUSTRIALS B. S. CLOSING TONE: All sections except oil palms closed very steady. TL'KNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1673 12 BUSINESS »nd reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded ■bora in brackets in lots of I.UOO unless utherwi.se specified. INDI'STRIALS Acma ill 1 95, (1) 2.00. Ajinomotu Hi 195, ill 196. Alcan i6> 215. 161
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      81 12 SENTOSA PLYWOOD is to make a rights issue of 1.1 million Ordinary $1 shares at par. The issue is to be made to existing shareholders in the ratio of one-for-four shares held. Transfer books close on Feb. 27. PETALING TIN suffered a loss of 5702.981 in the financial year ended
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      Company highlights
      651 12 ALLIED Chocolate Industries achieved a profit for 1971 of $1,383,000 compared with $1.072 831 In 1970. The profit Is calculated after charging depreciation of $208,675 against $160,571 last time and after crediting profit on sale of fixed assets of $103,684 against $331.- -253. There was an exceptional item
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      Exchange rates
      192 12 T H rL^r«H° n f nltS Mal *ysi.vSlngaP,.re announced thes. best agreed merchant rates as at Feb 21 auuars 10 on* unit •f I iirt-i-n Currency Sterling Pound \ustrahan Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar JS. Dollar Loral dnll.it to 100 units >f Foreign Currency 3elgian Francs 3urmese
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      CON SALEK RUBBER
      321 12 CONSOLIDATED S a 1 e k V* Rubber Estates in the nine months ended December achieved rubber crops which indicate the fl'ial harvest for the year will reach 12 million lb. Previous estimates for 1971/72 were 11.6 million lb. lor the nine months, but these have been
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        $3 jump by tin
        50 12 rpHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday jumped by S3 to $625. 12 i on Friday's close with the official offering up 10 tons to 180 tons. The tone of the market was very steady with support at all round levels, especially from the United States.
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        Gold markets
        53 12 Saturday Friday sus. su.s London Cloned 45.4U Beirut UNCH. 4f.70 Honickong 49.91 49.70 Zurich Closed 41.258 4« 508 Pan* Cloned 4H.62 Spore ll) 49.93 49.5S t B'pore i2i 174.50 174.30 (1) Kxport pn.es In non-iterlinx nreaa In t'.S. dollar! per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore i
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 12 FEB. 21. RI'BBER: 89.25 cents (up 0.25 cent). TIN: $625.12. (up $3). Official olTerine 180 tons (up 10 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        108 12 HIHESE PRODUCE (XCNANCC, V< SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL VISTERDAY. Cttinm Oil: bulk 139 1 nellera. drum J4U seller*. Capra: Mixed loose UK Cont. $211 B. P«poer: Munlok ASTA while f.o.b. 100'; NLW {190 sellers. Sarawak white fob. NLW SIHO sellers. Sarawak special black f.o k> NLW
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        RUBBER CLIMBS
        190 12 IDLE and featureless conditions marked the morning's trading after an unchanged opening with the rubber market levels yesterday remaining about static. The morning session closed very quiet. Afternoon levels were unchanged from 1 p.m. Trading was very light and there was isolated inquiry for intermediate forwards. The market
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        January tin shipment
        74 12 SHIPMENT of Straits refined tin from Penang for January totalled 6.974J tons (December 7.277} tonsi. according to statistics issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the destination and tonnage, excluding metal shipment from Klang via Port Klang: January 1971 United Kingdom 165 UK (option) United States
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        MINES PRODUCTION
        116 12 /"JUTFLT of tin concentrates lor the month of January. 1972 by the 1 allowing mines •re: Ptenb Aokam 4.913 Austral Amal 1.286 Ayer Hitam 5.747 BerjunUl 6.842 Chenderlang 300 Gopeng Consol. 4.034 Hongkong Tin 268 Idrls Hydraulic 292 Kamuntlng 1.474 Kumpong Lanjut 1.141 Kent 489 K'lllnghall 1.350 Klntas
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      Official rates
      53 12 f\S THE ilncUl Malayan v Short Term Money markrt for thr wrek ended Feb. 18 1972 the un.r of rail rates was as follows: BANK FINDS: 2' per cent to 3 p.r rent. i.l MI; \l I lADS: 3 pel cent to 3 pc- cent. Movement ot iuncs
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        MELBOURNE
        299 12 MELBOURNE, Mon— Trading moved sluggishly at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today and most Industrial Issues struggled to hold last week's prices. The mining sector was similarly quiet, except for Western Mining which closed 47 cents lower at $283. WMC opened at $3 but was forced down in the afternoon
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        Asian dollar
        69 12 •pHtSE rates were quoted en x the A.Man dollar n yesterday. The rales are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 2 mths 3 mtlis 6 mths 12 mths 12 mths 4 3 8 to 4 12 4 5 8 to 4 IS 16 4 3 1
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        HONG KONG
        215 12 JJONG KONO, Mon The market started off the week on a quiet but steady note with fractional changes in some of the more popular counters Later on In the day. buying developed and prices generally Improved, though a number pf shares finished the day unchanged. Today doting middle
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        Hong Kong rates
        28 12 On the frM lichlnn ma Hon« Kokk yt.ttrd.y ih. us. d.llj. 5 MT5 for taih »t«rlir,» »u quoted at H 4 a an<1 JT? «••<! MM
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    Attack on PCs: Another youth gives up to police
    146 13 Attack on PCs: Another youth gives up to police SINGAPORE. Mon. Another youth has surrendered to the police in connection with the Chinese New Year's Eve attack on two policemen in Upper Serangoon Road. The youth was taken to the CID by his elder brother at about 2.40 p.m. yesterday,
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    MP opens bank branch
    51 13 SINOAPORE. Mon. The MP for Jurong. Mr Ho Kah Leong. today opened the Jurong branch of the Chase Manhattan Bank in Yung An Road. Mr. Llm Jiew Keng. manager of the new branch, later presented donations to four welfare organisations of Jurong on behalf of the
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    Inspector loses appeal
    34 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Chief Inspector Lee Thian Beng. 41. today lost his appeal ußainst conviction and a three-year jail sentence (or causing grievous hurt to engineer. Robert Lee. who subsequently died.
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    12th floor fall
    28 13 PETALINO JAVA. Mon. An unidentified woman. In her twenties, fell to her death from the 12th floor ot the University Hospital here at noon today.
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    Suicide of girl in love with married man
    196 13 Suicide of girl in love with married man SINGAPORE. Mon. A maidservant's love for a married man ended In tragedy when she found that her love was not returned. a coroner's court heard today. Lilian Lee Chok Yok. 28. Jumped to her death from her employer's 11--storey flat In City
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    Man believed drowned
    48 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police believe I,ee Chong Cheng. 32, or Beach Road was drowned after swimming in the sea oR Changl Point yesterday. Lee was swimming with a group or friends who could not find him six hours later. But his clothes were on the beach.
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    Litterbug fined
    36 13 SINOAPORE. Mon. Motorist Tng Chwee Huat of Jalan Klinik. was today fined $50 for littering by throwing out a matchbox while driving along Orchard Road at 8.15 a.m. on Feb. 2. He pleaded guilty.
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    Chauffeur who posed as CID Chief
    104 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— lt cost a chauffeur $150 in court today for impersonating a police officer in a bar last week. Yeo Yeow Hwee admitted identifying himself as Offlcer-ln-Charge CID. to Koh Hue Sin at the Phllllpine Bar In Lorong 12. Geylang. on Friday. Koh
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    ANG POW PARTY FOR 600 CHILDREN
    147 13 ANG POW PARTY FOR 600 CHILDREN CHE Dah binte Mohamed Noor, wife of the Social Affairs Minister. turned hostess yesterday at a Chinese New Year party for 600 underprivileged children at Hotel Malaysia's Oriental Lotus Restaurant. She sat with the children all from welfare homes and organisations and chatted with
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    Brothers lose claim to recover house
    397 13 -JUDGE EXPRESSES SYMPATHY SINGAPORE. Mon J^IXE brothers two of whom are living abroad lost their joint civil claim today to recover possession of their mil-lion-dollar property from their tenant, who is renting it for $1.T2 a month. The property Is a large bungalow In
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    Union denies work to rule over an extra half-month bonus
    171 13 Union denies work to rule over an extra half-month bonus T uc o SINGAPORE, Monday HE Singapore Insurance Companies Employees 1 Union today denied that its 40 members employed at South British Insurance Company are ol° k K rUle l becaus oi a deadlock in talks over a half-month's ex-gratia
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    Two die in lorry head-on crash
    106 13 Two die in lorry head-on crash SINGAPORE. Mon. Two men were killed and another seriously injured when their lorries collided headon in Clementi Road this morning. The dead were lorry driver Lau Yen. 34. and his attendant Yap Nagw 32. both from Merslng. Johore. Yap was killed ln.stantly when he
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    Sultan's tour
    27 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Sultan and Tenglcu Ampumi of Solangor leave here lor th< lr six-month tour of Europe and the Kiddle East on Thursday
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    Supply of $10 coins low
    58 13 SINGAPORE. Mon The Board of Commissioners of CurriTK., today a'.nounced that the issue of «i<» silver coins over the Board's counter would be discontinued from Wednesday because the supply was running low. The Board also said that there would definitely be no subsequent Issue of
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      876 13 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Opening end Where the 7.41 News (C) 5 M P.M. Programme Summary 1.05 Arrival of Queen Elizabeth at Heart is 7.51 Our Music Makers Featuring 5.15 Pok Amai Amai Pelabohan Klar.e 3.20 For the Family (M) Ashik Hussein (E) 5.33 Ultra Q The
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      Jewellery with 'rocks' of amber and coral
      486 14  - Jewellery with 'rocks' of amber and coral ONG KIAT BENG by< A RTISTS, they say, usually draw their inspira- tion from their environment. And this is true of modern Polish jewellery. They have discarded the ornate clusters of diamonds and emeralds for "rocks" of amber and coral. Lovers of traditional
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      NOW IS THE TIME FOR CONSOLIDATIONWITH ROMANTIC CLOTHES
      532 14  - NOW IS THE TIME FOR CONSOLIDATION WITH ROMANTIC CLOTHES Berr.adine Morris, by New York WHEN the model racing down the runway at the opening of Oscar De La Renta's boutique show whipped off her bat-wing-s 1 eeved white organdy jacket and continued her stride in black Jersey panty with a
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      Household hints
      203 14 WTASHING soda and baking soda are members of the same family but they are not interchangeable. Washing soda is best for heavy duty jobs and combined with soap has been suggested as a replacement for phosphate detergents. It sometimes Is called sal soda. Baking soda is another name
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      Custard cake for a tea-time treat
      227 14 Custard cake for a tea-time treat /WKFS always make favourite tea-time fare. And custard cake is no exception. Try it for a change from the usual chocolate or cheese cakes. It can also be served for dessert after dinner. You need: .1 eggs. I cup caster NSW, cu.n (3 oz.)
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      873 16 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P Sham Singapore ll**«J I CHMDIN. 1 Ol L STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE S ntapore t Sham Pena"« UfJiaaj Ifr: wul 114 Mar 11 Mar Mar tiagapalt.nam, Madras. 5"Su 1/ 7Mr I »tr I Apr Nagapatt.nam. Madras. MONCHONC )AP»» SERVICE Pevng P Sam S.r.gapura UaMC «r: Part 23
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      836 16 fIP MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL MJtm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No 3OE Jin Ampaog Kuala Lu.nour The National Shipping Line of Malays'^ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL CONTINENT PORTS t""l laadiag far lUNCA RAYA 7 II Mar 11 14 Mar 15 It Mar Ma.re S i Httm 1? i R dam IB 4
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      647 17 nj-Mf PO«T OP lIMCAPORI PORT KL MB ±!Sto«i -/I jJ?% "''l?- U m SSffl M.U.,. N«l.r umi TOini 34/39, Bumbcr Dt«o Witir m»int v. Tun*. I .0/41. Dupm, 4 5 and F.rn- U.n/ K^STuJS^.u^SS^ "iH: Bunw Ch.mp.k. 11. Yu.h.n n£ V f WOrt BtU rt M»ni 5. Hank* Hawick* 13
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      798 17 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In response to tfie demands of shippers in Singapore ond Malaysia M.I.S.C. ho* great plcosure in announcing tho introduction of specialised timber carrier m.v. "MARITIME STAR" scheduled to lood at: Singapore: Soiled Tanjong Moni: In Port P. King: 25-29.2.72 Penong: 1 3.3.72 For discharge Rotterdam,
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      685 17 ALLIED CHOCOLATE INDUSTRIES LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) 1171 RESULTS The Board of Directors have pleasure in announcing that the unaudited results of the Company for the year to 31st December. 1971 are as follows.--1971 197* Profit for the year $1,383,000 $1,072,831 Share Issue expenses written oft 71.490 $1311.510 $1,072,831 Unappropriated
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      774 17 1 I The Management of Chase Manhattan Bank, Jurong, thank Mr. Ho Kah Leong, Member of Parliament for Jurong, II I! for officially opening and all Clients and friends for their attendance, flowers and good wishes. 111 l j^ chase 1 MANHATTAN BANK I I 505 Yung An Road Jurong
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    23 18 ORtttll and ■wimiuiu drastically reductd at Antolntttt a Bale Don t num this orport unity 22. Tomlinson Road. 8 pore. Til *****7
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    129 18 MRS. LIM KIAN TAT nee Wee Ueok fully on 21 272 leaving beloved husband. 4 son*. 4 daughters. 3 sons-m-lsw. 1 daughter-in-law. 15 grandchildren to mourn her loss Cortege leaves 309 River Vslley Road Singapore 9 at 3 p m Wednesday 23 272 for Mount Vernon Crematoriam MRS. EMILY
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    Acknowledgements
    62 18 THE FAMILY of the late Mr Ix)h Chin thank relatives and friends for thur kind assistance, condolences wreaths, scrolls, attendance, donations and the use of cars during their rectnt bereavement All donations to be handed to charity RENE FREDERICK KRAALS widow thanks all who attended his funeral ?h.T' T^!"""
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    22 18 "VINO memory of Rtne Coelho called to re.t four year, auo ont. y Bld y m <1 by nlg love<)
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      744 18 representatives School Certificate Mutt be able to apeak Mandarin and Hoklen. Oood salary For Interview pltaat call personally to 421-A. Block 23. Outram Park. Spore 3 or Tel 7G968 Mr Khong. POR PARTIMB WORK, Singapore. Knglish speaking college student with advanced shorthand and typing desiring further education in USA. send
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      651 18 OFFICE FEMALE CLERK wanted. Knowledge of book-keeping essential Ability to .peak Mandarin Apply The Advertiser. 84, Cairnhill Road. Singapore 9 EXPERIENCED live-In Chinese general and baby amah, over 30. Reference* essential. 1 16 months old and baby expected In May. Excellent wages. Spore 9. 377T71 afternoon. EXPERIENCED LIVE IN COOK
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      736 18 WANTED airconditioolng salesmen. mechanics and apprentices Apply peraonal'y to 166-B. Upper East Coast Road, spore 18 NEED IMMEDIATELY Knglish speaking amah for American family of four. Live out. No cooking. Must like children. Tel Spore *****5. lITABLIIMED PBIHTINC FIRM requires Immediately experienced quality printers to operate Roland Parva 118. Heidelberg
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      897 18 RCOUIRED Immediately English speak12* th.''? J 1 Oooi lmry o""*^ int P*" 00 Contact Tel 64J170 B'pore IMCt !2 V iAltlNo n rll m h T.rM^^Tspo're. 111 eh d MIClmONItT TIUPHOHl OPIMATOM required by Hotel. Applicant. P^f*.«m« school C,rt incite or O.C.E. Ability to Oi>«r«te .witchboard and type advantage. Rrpiy
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      925 18 ROOM Injuriously fully furnished it JJIaa J.ntan to let t2X monthly PI»M» call *****3 8 port after 10 IB. OI$T. t Napier Road Iwo-Mmmfd apartment, airconditionera. telephone •pacioua loumee. quiet, fin* view vir21f, Spon 6W<i20 vacant J roomrd 2 -torey terrace J«'-« H.n Ray.. ThonT •on Garden. S25u unfurniahed Contact
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      560 18 UKIT PANJANC Ifclachrd bund--tow in ntat mil tool condition. Land area 10 000 »g ft freehold Well km* gar Irn I l..-<1roomi 2bathrooma. lou 1 gr dining room, »f r vant room A bathroom Terrazto floorinK throughout 1'nce SI 40. 000 David Phoa Son*. Valuer. a> K«iatr Agenta. 20 Tangllc
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      726 19 (Cont. from Page 18) Otfte* ipscs vacant OfFICES AVAILABLE On 7th Floor. Huinlin^ (next >o People's I'srki Comi'lrted with celling 3 months free rent*: for Tenant's InISfIBMUEtI I nit Area 400 r; Rental: 1123 psf air-cundltion A service one year rent deposit In.•uor season car-park nvailable <eu Garment Pie Ltd
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      866 19 INSTANT PASSPORT photographs collection in 11 seconds Luih^n Colour Hludio. Ist floor. 2«7 Pcopl* s Si"*!,! Complllt Bp0 T COLOUR PHOTO rim. hint srrvicc 1 oii.T'ion m 24 hours. Lushan Colour studio Ist floor 2«7 Proplt's Hark Complex Tel JIOBW B pure Business opportunities M N OmM opportunity to dnss
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      1010 19 CIKWIC ASSOCIATE! COACM TOUR 1 day Maiacca Tour |ro Departs 27 2 "2. 0 3/72. I 1/72. 30/ 72 7 days Wni Malaysia 5133 Departs 1J 3 72. 4/6/72. 12 A/72. 13 days Hanitkok ChienKmat (310- Departs 2 f/72. i» days W4O/-. Departs: «/«/T2. 12 11/72 Aircondit toned Coaches Contact
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      403 19 LLOYD HOUII MOTIL airconditiOMd. d single rooms, m convenience. Di» ount month y. Acain commercial discount 10'; 2 Lloyd Road. 8 port. Rln« *****1 377 J0T. INAH'I BIACM MOTIL, Tan, on,; Kelliu for reservation rin» Tar.jonje Kelim 2 1 and 202 Cable Shah. Malacca Curry lunch served every Sunday THE
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      Piggott shows brilliant jockey ship on Jumbo Jet
      761 20  - Piggott shows brilliant jockey ship on Jumbo Jet EPSOM JEEP By JESTER Piggott's handling of Jumbo Jet in the Queen Elizabeth Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday was a brilliant piece of jockeyship. Little wonder the English champion is called the greatest Jockey in the world. Drawn next to the
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      BT TIMAH WEIGHTS
      1071 20 WEIGHTS for the Bukit Timah races this weekend: SATTRDAY CL. 1 DIV. 2— 9 F Great World II 9.00 Aerospace II B.U Olympic Flame II 8.13 Pale Ale 8 1) Katong View 8.12 Kampong Melayu 8.10 Here He Comes IV 8.09 The Tactician 8 08 baffles Stalwart
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      Jockey Leong gets scolding
      515 20 Jockey Leong gets scolding "PHE Stipendiary Steward's report on the Bukit T'mah races over the weekend: SATURDAY Race 1: Running past the false mil at the half-mile. Wannganda dived in suddenly and became unbalanced. C. Leong rider cf Night People, was questioned regarding his handling of the gelding. C Leong
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      Trinidad will not bid for C-games
      392 20 WORLD ROUNDUP DORT OF SPAIN. Mon The Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Association have withdrawn their bid to host the 1978 Commonwealth Games, Mi. Knolly Henderson, chairman of the association announced here yesterday. Mr. Henderson said he intended to write to the Commonwe alth Games
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      Pele says it: England will be in last four
      216 20 I ONDON. Mon Bratilian soccer ace Pele. winner of three World Cup medals, yesterday singled out England. West Germany, Italy and Brazil as the likely semi -finalist-, in the 1974 World Cup in Munich. The sharpshooting forward, scorer of more than
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      9.13 now for Jumbo Jet
      136 21 LAWYER Lee Ah Seoitf's champion. Jumbo Jet. has Incurred an 8-lb penalty for his smashing win in the Queen Klizabeth II Cup over lit on Sunday. The handicapper has allotted him topweifht 9.13 for this Sunday's Class 1. Div. 1. 9f event —21 -lbs more
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      Hotel Imperial get a feast for treble success
      323 21 JJOTEL IMPERIAL'S soccer team were entertained to a sumptuous feast last night by happy supporters and there were good reasons for the celebrations, reports JOE DORAI. Hotel Imperial yesterday beat favourites Nasuk 1-0 to win the SBHFL Div. 2 knockout title; avenged
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      Leow and Lim bow out
      66 21 HONO KONO, Mon. Amir Leow and Daniel Lim of Singapore were today eliminated In their first round matches of the First Asian Amateur tennis championships here. Amir lost 6-2. 6-2 to Indonesia's Atet Wljono and Daniel I4lm by 6-4. 6-3 lo Korea's Kirn Moon 11.
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      Hongkong trip for J and J
      254 21 JEBSEN and Jessen yesterday earned an all-expenses one-week trip to Hong Kong when they beat Fraser and Neavc 1-0 In the SBHFL League Div. Three final at Jalan Besar stadium. Their coach Albert Pons. a director of the firm, will leave for Hone Kong
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      New date
      23 21 SINGAPORE Table Tennis Association's First Under-12 tournament, scheduled for last Sunday at Monk's Hill School, has been postponed to this Sunday.
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      Police forwards are no paper tigers
      174 21 |>OLICE strikers proved I they were no paper tigers In a second half show of strength to smo ther Vigilante Corps 5 1 In a SGSFL Dlv. One match at Thomson Road yester day. reports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. The triumph put Police and SAFSA on
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      PAY MORE CARE ON POPULAR SPORTS: RAZAK
      221 21 PAY MORE CARE ON POPULAR SPORTS: RAZAK KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tun Abdul Raxak this morning urged the National Sports Council to pay particular attention to the development of the popular sports in the country. "Although all sports should be given encouragement, particular attention ihould be paid to the development of
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      MacD leads strong HK team for GP
      386 21 JOHN MacDONALD, who missed the chance of winning the Singapore Grand Prix last year because of an injured hand, will lead a five-strong Hong Kong racing team for this year's meet at Sembawang Circuit from March 30 to April 2. MacDonald, who will
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      247 21 AN INJURY to skipper Murray Nlcholls dashed Administrative Support Company's winning chances and they lost 14-6 to Woodlands 'A' In a SCC seven-a-slde rugby match on the padang yesterday, reports GODFREY ROBERT. T;ie company were leading 6-0 with only six minutes of play left
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      786 20 Ml SHARIKAT2 IMS OMPANICfI *CT. 1965 IN THI HIGH COURT IV MALAYA \T Xl ALA LL'MPI'R COMPANIES iWINDINO-t'Pl NO. OF 197* IN IHI MATTER OF THK COMPANIES ACT 19*5 lai In the matlrr u( N( TUxi( Kiat Trading Co. ltd.. No. U7I-SSTI Klanr Gain Road. Kuala Lumpur. NottM hereby uiven
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      453 20 IN THE HIGH COfRT IN Minn AT KL'ALA LIMPt R COMPANIES IWINDING-LPI NO. OF l»?t In :he matter of the Coir Mimes Act. 1965 And In the matter of United Asia Investments Ltd Ist Floor. Fook Chuan Mansion. Jalan Hajl Husseii. Kuala Lumpur. NOTICE is hereby given that a |.<t!tion
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      37 21 SOCCER SGSFA League Dlv. 2: PosUls v Police (Thomson Rd STC v PUB, Ministry of Finance v Survey Dept., PUBRC v Jurong Town (all matches at Fairer Park», BFB v RTC (Oeylang). RI'C.BY SCC Seven-a-slde lournament (padang).
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    35 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will arrive at Port Klang In the royal yacht Britannia tomorrow to start their five-day State visit of West Malaysia.
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    32 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two women were warded in Outram Hospital In serious condition after their car crashed Into a lamp post during a rain storm at 9th mile, Ponggol Road tonight.
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    13 22 MOSCOW. Mon. Prime Minuter Alexei Kosygin turned 68 today. UPI.
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    63 22 LOW KEY REPORTS ON PEKING ARRIVAL PEKING, Mon. China's news media reported President Nixon's arrival in low key today. The New China news agency issued a fourparagraph report, without comment, on his ar- rival, and Radio Peking's international services recorded Mr. Nixon's meeting with Chairman Mao. The Peking television station
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    528 22 T ONDON, Mon. Stock M 4 markets closed mixed with an easier bias with investors somewhat apprenhensive about further wage demands. At 3 pjn. the Financial Times Index was down 5.1 at 490.7. Leaders drifted lower but Unilever met demand on continued talk of a bonus issue. Tubes
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