The Straits Times, 26 February 1972

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 ""F"""" The Straits Times IDB National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Lock icon Full China US ties?
    471 1 Nixon: WeVe started breaking down wall PEKING, Friday CHINA and the United States are on the path to resume full diplomatic relations after 23 years of estrangement, President Nixon and Prime Minister Chou En-lai indicated today. "\\V have started the long process of breaking down the
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    Queen has a go at rubber tapping
    119 1 K. LUMPUR. Frl. QUEEN Elizabeth In deep concentration as she tries her hand at tapping a rubber tree at the Rubber Research Institute experimental station, Sungel Buloh, this morning. Standing by, ready to help the royal visitors. is Upper Vaithy Letchnmi (facinr camera).
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    Lock icon Troops out as striking police clash in -Lahore
    184 1 Troops out as striking police clash in -Lahore- LAHORE, Fri. Troops were called out to restore order early this morning after striking police had clashed with civilians, leaving behind one dead and 17 wounded. Trouble flared when the police, carrying slogans against the local ruling party, clashed with a procession
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    Malta ties
    26 1 HONO KONG. Frl. China announced establishment of diplomatic relations with Malta In Sli.o-Maliese Joint communique broadcast by the official New China news agency today.
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    Lock icon Blaze kills 9
    26 1 TOKYO, Frl. Nine people including a family of six were killed and five others Injured in two separate fires here early today. AP.
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    Jakarta, KL ties with Bangla
    211 1 FULL RECOGNITION NOW BY ASEAN SINGAPORE, Friday MALAYSIA and iTI Indonesia recognised Bangla Desh yesterday, completing recognition of the new state by all ASEAN me. Fibers Singapore and Thailand recognised Bangla Desh on Feb. 16. and Manila did so yesterday. A Malaysian Government statement issurd
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    Lock icon $15 m ransom for jumbo
    327 1 T>ONN, Fri The West German Government handed over a US$5 million (about $15 million) ransom for the release of the Lufthansa jumbo jet hijacked to Aden and its 14-mernber crew, Transportation Minister George Leber said today. A special messenger sent from Bonn paid the money
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    Lock icon Strike ends
    35 1 LONDON. Frl. Britain's 280.000 coal miners today ended their nationwide strike, caMlng an overwhelming majority vote that guaranteed a speedy windup ol a power crisis disrupting Britain i economy and idling millions AP
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    How sweet!
    28 1 PHILADELPHIA. Frl A new, low-calorie sweetener up to 3.000 times more intense by weight than sugar has been Isolated by scientists at the University of Pennsylvania.
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP SIX HURT IN BLAST
    30 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP SIX HURT IN BLAST BELFAST, Fri.— A bomb strapped to a bicycle wrecked a shopping arcade and injured six people in Belfast today. Reuter. (See Page 12).
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    Plan to set up bumiputra finance company
    144 3 KUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Fri. Plans have been drawn up to set up a multi-purpose bumiputra finance company with a target capital of $100 million ln 10 years. The company's activities include the taking over of Mara projects. buying pioneer company shares allotted to
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    Call for ties with China
    43 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Peoples Front today called on the Government to Immediately establish diplomatic relations with China. In statement, the paity said what had happened during Pret-ldent Nixon's visit to China wns a Kreat diplomatic success for Peking.
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    Lower rents at HDB markets
    345 3 4,000 HAWKERS TO BENEFIT SINGAPORE. Friday 'J'HK Housing Hoard is to lower the monthly rentals of stalls in its markets and hawk c 1 centres to briiu them in line with those in government markets and hawker centres. A Health Ministry statement said today that
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    Indian trading chief coming for visit
    82 3 Indian trading chief coming for visit SINGAPORE, Fri— Mr. P. L. Tandon, chairman of the State Trading Corporation of India, will arrive in Singapore next Wednesday for a three-day visit. Mr Tandon. 60. will have discussions with officials from the chambers of commerce, government and bu-sinessmen. The corporation was formed
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    August start on Toa Payoh hospital
    228 3 August start on Toa Payoh hospital SINGAPORE, Fri. Work on the 51.5 million Chung Hwa Free Hospital in Toa Payoh will begin In August. The secretary of the Chinese Physicians' Association. Mr. Ngoh Eng Kok. said today: "All the formalities of getting the land from the Government are expected to
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    Divorce for secretary
    34 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Secretary Mrs. Teresa Lee, 40. was l'ianted a decree nisi yesterday dissolving htr mairiage to advertising executive Gabriel Lee on the grounds of his adultery. The suit was undefended.
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    3m-gallon jump
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Fri Water use rose to 1078 million gallons yesterday. 3.1 million gallons i above Wednesday and the hlgh- est fltice Monday. There was no rainfall at the three catchment areas.
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    Penang Channel seabed survey
    132 3 PENANG. Fri. Two survey teams are now undertaking studies of the seabed and tides of thr Penang Channel in connection with the proposed linkage with the mainland. Soil surveyors from a Kuala Lumpur firm began work at the beginning of February, while hydrographlc surveyors, also from
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    Non-union staff who can have both their cake and eat it
    382 3 Non-union staff who can have both their cake and eat it SINGAPORE, Friday WORKERS who do not belong to any organised trade unions seem to be the only type of neople in Singapore who can both have their cake and eat it. 1 This is because the nonunion worker, while
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    THE LOCAL COUNCILS AND PARTY POLITICS
    125 3 THE LOCAL COUNCILS AND PARTY POLITICS KI'ALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Federal Government will be asked to take over local councils if they continue to 'play party politics and ignore the welfare of the villagers." Minister with Special Functions. Dr. LJm Kens Yaik. warned today. Speaking at a reception at the
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    C'wealth helping to rebuild Bangla Desh, says Smith—
    339 3 C'wealth helping to rebuild Bangla Desh, says Smith— OINGAPORE, Fri. The Commonwealth Secretariat has already taken steps to help Bangla Desh in its tremencous task of rehabilitation, relief and reconstruction even thouen Ilia; country's application to join the Commonwealth has still to be approved. The Secretary General ol the Commonwealth.
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      257 3 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 Bird ha^ peculiar note e4i. Attend to play f 9» 14 Fat Boy's characteristic 10 Mana« to retire to Hind- 00 C nel head by this age? to) UPoor Har, K cts nothin K TSmlrY ,1° *V back from island (7i. 12 Tending to hurry
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    Dead Malaysian nurse worked for a posh clinic
    355 4  -  CHIN CHENG MEI By LONDON, Fri. Miss Chan Kum Toh, 33, who was found dead on Tuesday with Mr. Tan Sin Hee, private secretary to the Singapore High Commissioner here, in his London flat, was a staff nurse In the posh and
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    WEEKEND TESTS FOR LEARNER DRIVERS
    159 4 WEEKEND TESTS FOR LEARNER DRIVERS SINGAPORE. Fri The Registry of VeehJcles will conduct extra driving tests for Class 3 learnerdrivers (of cars) on Saturday afternoons and Sundays alternatively at the Queenstown and Maxwell testing centres for six months. Tii 1 1 b to help office workers who are not free
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    Child wards will have two beds for each patient
    556 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. pAEDIATRIC wards of Singapore's hospitals in the 70s and 80s should provide two beds for each sick child one for the patient and the other for his mother. Such wards should also have sitting rooms and kitchenettes for mothers
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    – Detective admits writing poison pen letters to CPIB —
    324 4 Detective admits writing poison pen letters to CPIB SINGAPORE, Fri. A police officer who wrote three letters to the CPIB alleging corrupt practices by his colleagues, today pleaded guilty to making false charges. Det. Staff Srt. Johnny Ton Hock Guan, 43, a district court heard, had typed the letters to
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    Town gets back water supply
    49 4 Town gets back water supply SUNOEI PATANI. Fri Repair gangs worked through last night to restore the water supply In Sungel Patanl. Owing to a breakdown In out or the mains, the greater part the town was without water for nearly 24 hours. Supply was restored at noo:i today.
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    Summer course in the US
    51 4 BINOAPORE Prl The Science Teachers' Association is Inviting applications from Its members for a summer course in the United States sometime in June. The course, for two members. will be sponsored by the Asia Foundation in Singapore and the Natinal Science Foundation m 1 the
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      56 4 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl rVLUi THls B0HBZ& ROSCOE AND I AXE V VBUGSiy Vl^ Co^lNl6 GONNA PRACTICE OU(? y/ J £^Vlr(N 7H£ music rd«? the school <f^ V^^tl r^P U I IF BU&€ EVEI? F»*>S ooiJ A £fl \k,22 at OUT OUR SCHOOL. ¥ZP££ A TIN EAT POESN'T HAV£
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    Spore 'lacks town planning assistants'
    202 5 Spore 'lacks town planning assistants' CINGAPORE, Fri. 0 The lack of trained planning assistants is hampering the work of planning Singapore's physical development, according to Mr. B.S. Jholl, a local town planner. A team of good supporting officers who have some knowledge of planning principles and some rxprrienre in the
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    MALAY PANTUN CONTEST
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The National Book Development Council Is holding a Malay pantun competition next month to mark International Book Year 1972. The contest, which is open to all citizens and permanent residents above 17 years of age. will carry three cash prizes totalling $180 All entries must
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    Producer of 'Flipper' here in quest of cameramen
    301 5 Producer of 'Flipper here in quest of cameramen CINdAPORE, Fri. Ivan Tors, the man who has "shot" countless numbers of wild animals in the name of preservation, is now in Singapore. But Mr. Tors, American producer of well-known television series like Flipper, Sea Hunt, Ripcord and Science Fiction Theatre, is
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    Three jailed on drug charges
    195 5 Three jailed on drug charges QINGAPORE, Fri. Three men were Jailed and two youths fined for having ganja and MX pills containing methaqualone. Syed Mohsin bin Abdulrahman AlsagofT, 26, was jailed four months for selling one and a half kartoos of ganja to K. A. Saharudin Ahmed Shah, 46 at
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    KLM talks
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr HE. JorUch. KLM general manager for Singapore. Malaysia and Brunei, is selling Singapore as a convention city at a conference <<f KLM managers now on in Amsterdam.
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    Driver fined $400 for giving false information to CPIB
    113 5 Driver fined $400 for giving false information to CPIB SINGAPORE, Fri.— Driver Lee Kirn Hock, 23. was fined $400 today for giving false information to the senior special investigator of the CPIB Lee admitted he had lied to Yong Ser Hiong thai two PSA police officers had received bribes. Senior
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    Three fined $360 for having
    100 5 Three fined $360 for having ganja CINGAPORE, Fri Two men and a youth were each fined $120 by a magistrate yesterday for having ganja. Mohamed Ayoob bin Said. 26, admitted having a kartoo of the drug In a house in Kampong Bahru Road at noon on Wednesday. Anu Wasnl bin
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    Killed as car crashes into river
    63 5 Killed as car crashes into river TAIPING, Fri—Labourer Yong Ngat Foh. 31, was killed when the car he was travelling in from Butterworth to Ipoh crashed into a stream near Bukit Berapit, 15 miles from here today. Pour others who were In the car were rescued by passers-by One was
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    Qantas party
    19 5 SINOAPORE. Fri Qantas tonight held a Chinese New Year get-tozether (or 180 travel «g*"'s 'he Hvr.-t Hotel
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    Clerk tells how two brothers drowned at Changi
    171 5 Clerk tells how two brothers drowned at Changi SINGAPORE, Fri. A clerk today told a coroner how his two brothers drowned at a picnic. S. Sayashanmugam said his uncle narrowly escaped death when he went to save the brothers. He was testifying at the Inquiry into the death o; S.
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    Yardley chief coming
    68 5 SINO.aPORE. Fri. Mr Eric Morgan, chairman of Yardley and Company International Ltd. and managing director of British-Amrncun Cosmetics, will visit Singapore later this month to observe the Yardley Jardtne manufacturing plant in Bukit Timah. Mr. Morgan, a lecturer on marketing and management of the perfumery industry in
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    New Year outing puts him in jail
    123 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police supervisee Chan Hui Yin defied a supervision order so that he could celebrate Chinese New Year. Chan. 17, failed to report to Kandang Kerbau police station on Jan. 21, and went Into hiding since then. Yesterday, after the merry-making was
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    Firm fined for fatal fall
    132 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A construction firm was fined 5350 today for failins to provide safety measures which result*'* in a worker falling 70 feet to his death. Messrs. Low Kent Huat Co. (S) Pte. Ltd., of People. Park Complex was convicted on a summons charge that
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    All night job to free four trapped in lorry smash-up
    278 6 KUALA LUMPUR. p r j Police and kamponß people worked throughout last nlßht to extricate four people trapped in the wreckage of two lorries. The accident occurred on the main trunk road near Padang Rengas, seven miles north of here.
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    Number plates of missing man's car -found—
    233 6 Number plates of missing man's car -found— IPOH, Fri. Police 1 have found the Registration plates AN 20 of a car belonging to businessman Mr. Ng Song Teik, 35, but the vehicle and its owner are still missing. Perak CID Chief Asst. Commissioner Kassim All described today's find as "the
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    Misadventure
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The State Coroner, Inche Ibrai.m Burhan. today recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death or a mason. Mohamet! Basheer. 36. who drowned in the sea at East Lagoon on Feb. 6.
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    Crash that nobody saw sets poser for High Court
    288 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The High Court was today asked to decide whether a British Army school bus was responsible for an accident in which a motor cycle pillion rider lost his right arm. This question arose in a $55,000 damages suit by
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    Praise of rubber roads — by the man who laid them
    337 6  - Praise of rubber roads by the man who laid them RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Fri. His memory lane is laid with rubber surfacing. But the path to recognition for his work has not been exactly "cushy" for engineer Henry W. Cowing, the man who introduced rubber roads to Singapore and
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    Firm boss is a liar, union man tells court
    732 6 SINGAPORE. Fri THK general Manager of th c Metal Box Company of Malaysia, Mr. Lim Hong Keat, was called a "liar" in the Industrial Arbitration Court today. The" charge was made by Mr. Mok Joo Soon, secretary of the Singapore Metal
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    Jailed for theft
    37 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Lai Wah Seng. 18. was jailed (or two months today for stealing radio worth $70 from a car parked at Nee Soon Theatre In Sembawang Road at 9.15 am on Jan. 28.
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    Sha'ari: Step up road courtesy campaign
    140 6 Sha'ari: Step up road courtesy campaign SINGAPORE, Fri. Inche Sha'arl Tadin. Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), today called for more efforts to step up road courtesy. "We need to step up courtesy on the roads because motorists still disregard the right of way of pedestrians, especially at crossings," he said. Inche Sha'arl.
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      Where I ask you has all the laughter gone?
      428 7 yyHAT Ihey call 'Might entertainment* 1 is heavy viewing and Hub ik'ls are getting 100 serious for Hie likes of me. It's not hard to know the reason why. We buy our acts from London, Paris. Las Vegas, Australia, Japan and
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      Young hearts and hot pants saw the group through
      505 7  - Young hearts and hot pants saw the group through GERRY de SILVA Rock: By jyjANY youths whoclaimto be true rock fans shied away from the National Theatre last Saturday when the "Middle of the Road** were playing there. But the fanatics were not missed. Their place was laken by the
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      MIKI THE GIRL WITH LEGS AND LARYNX
      231 7 DANCER M.ki Manhattan (left) has a rare combination twinkling feet and the gift of cab. She's forthriehtly professional, has no ime for amateurs, and in her 10 minutes with me rave a very sharp picture of what makes a dancer twirl to the
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      227 7 LULU (above), the year who shot to fame with "To Sir With Love. is likely to make the Singapore i scene some time this year. Arrangements for her visit are bei n n looked into by local promoters, who expect her performance to be a "sure money-spinner I SEE
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      270 8 WE WELCOME ALL OUR PATRONS, GUESTS AND FRIENDS TO OUR OPENING COCKTAIL/BUFFET RECEPTION TODAY AT 1.00 pm. -4 pm. •••and now The Cockpit goes International DRAGON PALACE CHINESE RESTAURANT Delicious, succulent Chinese feast expertly prepared for you. Dine ond enjoy traditional Chinese folk songs beautifully presented by Mia Chen Shen
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    Another step toward ASEANEEC ties
    382 9 Another step toward ASEANEEC ties SINGAPORE, Friday FURTHER step towards closer ASEAN-EEC relations was taken today. It was agreed that a special committee of ASEAN experts to coordinate discussions between the ASEAN countries as a group and the EEC be set up for an initial period of two years. The
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    BOAC to _ double its jumbo flights at cheaper fares
    183 9 BOAC to double its jumbo flights at cheaper fares- SINGAPORE, Fri. BOAC is to double its Boeing-747 jumbo jet flights between London and Singapore to four a week beginning on April 5. The airline, which originally planned to operate two weekly services, has now introduced two more with stops at
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    AEB piano course
    55 9 AEB piano course SINGAPORE. Frl The Adult Education Board will start a course on the teaching branch of the L.R.S.M. diploma to prepare piano students for the practical and viva voce examinations on March 12 The 15-week course will be held at the Cultural Centre from 4.30 p.m. to 7.30
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    Two 12-year-olds are bogus collectors
    91 9 SINGAPORE, Frl. Residents of Namly Hill in Bukit Timah today gave generously when two 12-year-old girls came collecting money. They were collecting for the Singapore AfterCare Association, the two children said. But after some inquiries were made, the association's administra- tive officer, Mr. Wong Kong
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  • The Straits Times
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      'YES' TO MUJIB
      468 10 Malaysia's recognition of Bangladesh together with Indonesia's decision to do so. means that all five Asean nations are opening diplcmatic relations with the new Asian republic. There was consultation among Asean nations, but the decision to recognise came independently Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines being the first
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      NO TET OFFENSIVE
      310 10 The walk-cut by the Hanoi and Vietcong delegations at the Paris peace talks was not unexpected, a dramatisation of communist insistence that any settlement in Vietnam must be made only with them. The next Paris meeting will be en Thursday, by when President Nixon will be back
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      WORKERS' INSURANCE
      197 10 It is a little strange that many employers in Singapore apparently are completely in the dark concerning their legal obligation to insure their workmen against death or injury. The obligation is clear and specific, has been in force for some time, and there are surely half a dozen
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    Lock icon Burmaland of quiet but steady progress
    458 10  -  MIN THU Ra ngoon BY THE Burmese people are by nature happy-go-luckv but they like a good grumble too. They are quick to complain about the Government but slow to give credit even where it is due. The government over the last decade encouraged
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    Lock icon China and America the best is yet to come?
    817 10  -  Max Frankel: Peking By THERE is no reliable indication yet of how the shared desire for improved Chi nese— American relations may be translated into specific programmes and agreements, for future contact. In fact, the syntax of some off-the-cuff remarks by
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    Lock icon THE HAPPY RETURN
    861 10 MORE THAN EIGHT MILLION REFUGEES HAVE NOW RETURNED TO THEIR HOMES IN BANGLADESH By A CORRESPONDENT Calcutta INDIA has nearly completed one of the most massive yet orderly evacuations in history. The repatriation of victims of the Bangladesh war started on 15 December when most Indians were
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  • NIXON-IN-CHINA SPECIAL
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      Seeing the glory of old China
      607 13 Seeing the glory of old China PEKING. Friday pRESID E N T Nixon today struggled through a blizzard to see the splendour that was Imperial China. De s pite whirling snow, he and Mrs. Pat Nixon arrived bareheaded at Peking's fabled Forbidden City now the Palace Museum for a morning
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      GOLD WIRE AND A FORTUNE IN JADE
      80 13 PRESIDENT and Mrs. Nixon, with Secretary of State, Mr. William Rogers, view a burial suit made from 2,000 pieces of jade linked together with gold wire. The relic, unearthed recently, is on display at a museum. Referring to the obvious heaviness of the
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      The man with the black suitcase
      131 13 The man with the black suitcase PEKING. Fri. A man wearing a white raincoat and carrying an unobtrusive black suitcase has never been far from President Nixon's side, observers noted today. The suitcase reputedly contains the famous "black box" which accompanies the U.S. President everywhere and Is believed to provide
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      All change now!
      93 13 ON the television coverage of the Nixon visit the New York Times observed that some images on the screen were beyond words and impossible to comprehend. It recalled the Nlxons wielding chopsticks at a banquet, in the Great Mall of the People, the band playing "Home on
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    British airline may start charter service -soon
    169 14 British airline may start charter service -soon- SINGAPORE, Fri. British Midland Airways is likely to start a charter service between London and Singapore in April. Representatives of the airline are believed to have been In touch with the Government about landing rights. This was disclosed today by Mr. M. Marsh,
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    Science Academy officials
    43 14 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister of Stats (or Education. Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng has been elected president of the National Academy of Science. OthiT officials are: Vice-pre-sident Prof. Hon Yung Sen; secretary Mr. Patrick K. Hernon; and treasurer Mr. George Ang.
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    Shaw's date
    34 14 SINGAPORE. Fri Tan Sri Runme Shaw, chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, will open the Hoshigaoko Saryo. a new Japanese restaurant at the Apollo Hotel. Outram Road, on TilMday at 6 p.m.
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    Nightclub break for blind pianist Rashid
    268 14 Nightclub break for blind pianist Rashid SINGAPORE, Fri. All that hard work has finally paid off for 18-year-old blind Pulau Brani boy, Rashid bin Mohamed Noor. He is turning professional nightclub pianist in April. To be a musician has always been Rashid 's ambition. But, until four months axo, he
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    'Announce final pay award' call by daily-rated
    388 14 'Announce final pay award' call by daily-rated SINGAPORE. Friday READERS of 12 unions representin^ some I.'UHM) workers today ;ip|)c;ilt (l to the Pul> lie Daily-Rated Km ployecs l\ v\i <* w Committee to announce its final pay award ;ts soon ;is [K)Ssil)l(\ "As it is, we have found great difficulty
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    MSA plans Customer Services Unit
    523 15 SINGAPORE, Frl IUERCURY SingaiT1 pore Airlines is studying a plan to set up a subsidiary organisation later this year to handle the business of Its three customer services now operated by the airline itself. The services are catering, traffic and cargo which are likely to
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    Tun Tan expels chairman of MCA -branch
    224 15 Tun Tan expels chairman of MCA -branch- Xl ALA LUMPUR. Frl.— MCA national president. Tun Tan Slew Sin. today expelled the chairman of MCA Sitlawan division. Mr. Ong Tent Sent, from the party for "publicly challenging me on a major Issue and demanding my immediate resignation as party president." In
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    Commendation for cracker attack PCs
    247 15  -  GERRY DE SILVA: 'FOR DEVOTION TO DUTY... By Singapore, Fri. B y HIGH commendations were awarded today by Police Commissioner Tan Teck Khim to two constables who were attacked by cracker-firing youths on Chinese New Year's Eve. The citation was for PCs Yeo Sui Huats
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    Kidnap in street was just exercise
    176 15 Kidnap in street was just exercise SINGAPORE. Frl.— Several people hurriedly dialled 999 when they saw three "thugs" push a man into a waiting car and drive off In Kllllney Road today. The 3.55 p.m. "abduction" caused a flood of calls to Radio Operations Room at Pearl's Hill. But the
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    Prof Ghosh dies in hospital
    59 15 SINGAPORE, Frl Prof. M.B. Ghosh died at Outrarn Hospital this morning of a liver infection. He was 45. An associate profesaor of medicine, Prof. Obosh was also senior lecturer In cardiology at the hospital and consultant physician to SATA. Be was cremated this after sign
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    Sewer main laying
    52 15 STNOAPORE PH. The PWD will begin the laying of a sewer main across Upper Thomson Road, near Thomson Ridge, tomorrow. Work is expected to take about three weeks to complete, and motorists are asked to slow down and observe all road signs along this section of Upper
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    Buffet dinner
    37 15 SINGAPORE Fri. Tne MP for Pajra Lebar. Mr. Tay Boon Too. will officiate at a Chinese New Year buffet dinner to be held at the PAP Paya Lebar branch tomorrow at 1 30 p m
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    REDS: A WARNING BY MENTRI
    133 15 ITUALA KANGSAR, Fri. **"The Mentrl Besar of Perak, Dato Hajl Kamarudln, urged the people of Upper Perak anc Kuala Kangsar districts to give greater co-operation and assistance in eliminating the communist menace. He warned that if the situation warranted, the Government would not hesitate to
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      220 15 On your TV and Radio I.N PM Opening Announcements, 1.3S What's My Line hosted by Followed by Felix The Cat Wally Bruner 1 M Kipcord "Panic at 10,000" I.SS Bugs Bunny I.SS Lassie's Fish Story 7.11 The Spice of Life (Repeat) 2.1S Sesame Street (Repeat) 7.41 News and Ne»sreel (C)
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      482 15 3.N P.M. Programme Summary 7.47 Ganda Wang Anda lS fhfB U s G hSr rS M T te *M Show de Cologne tM Penstma 4.41 Programme Summary IN News (M) 4.53 The Aquanauts 1.11 Dondang Sayang 5.43 Ghual 1.11 Longstreet 5.51 Weather Forecast 11.22 Jonathan Winters Show IN News (M)
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    Sea View-I Hotel strike enters ninth day
    141 16 Sea ViewI Hotel strike enters ninth day SINGAPORE, Pn. The strike by members of the Singapore Catering? Services Staff and Workers' Trade Union at the Sea View Hotel entered its ninth day today. According to the secretary of the union, Mr. C. P. Wong, all 211 members of union who
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    2,500 logos
    33 16 SINGAPORE. Fri Singapore Petroleum Company Pte. Ltd.. has received over 2.500 entries (or Its corporate logo competition. Judging is expected to be completed within two weeks. Results will be announced later.
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    Neptune to decide soon whether to leave the FEFC
    281 16 Neptune to decide soon whether to leave the FEFC OINGAPORE, Fri. Neptune Orient Lines will decide soon whether or not to quit the Far Eastern Freight Conference. The decision will be made after NOL has studied a full report of the two-day FEFC meetIng held in London last week. Details
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    Management seminar
    36 16 SINGAPORE. Pti. Dr. Augustine Ta MP (or Whampoa and chairman of the National Productivity Centre, will open a seminar on Management Information and Accounting (or Profit Improvement at the centre In Jurong on Wednesday.
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    FIRST KM-STONES TO GO UP ALONG BUKIT TIMAH
    77 16 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singa- pore's first kilometre posts will be installed by the Public Works Department on Monday. They will go up along the route from the city area to Woodlands Checkpoint, via Bukit Tiraah Road, Donearn Road and Woodlands Road. The new
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    Man who tried to sell cancer 'cure' —stone
    179 16 Man who tried to sell cancer 'cure' —stone- SINGAPORE, Fri. A Jobless man who tried to sell a "cancer cure" stone for $1,300 was fined $1,000 by a magistrate's court today. Kwek Tong Chwee, 37. pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to cheat farmer Chua Slew Bok Into buying
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    ANZUK ships armed with Sams patrol S'pore waters
    176 16 SINGAPORE. Friday fWO warships armed with surface to air missiles (Sams) are constantly on patrol in Singapore and Malaysian waters as part of the fivepower defence arrangement for the region. The warships, described as multi-purpose frigates, also carry armaments against surface and
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    Nantah students can now work as they study
    217 16 Nantah students can now work as they study SINGAPORE, Prl. Stu- dents of Nanyang University's Graduate Study School are now allowed to work while studying like their University of Singapore counterparts. This follows a recent relaxation of the rules which forbade graduate students studying for higher degrees to take up
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    Sir Oliver: Spore manpower training of high standard
    256 16 Sir Oliver: Spore manpower training of high standard SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore is one of the few Commonwealth countries which pays attention to the training of her professional manpower. Sir Oliver Chesterton, president of the Commonwealth Association of Surveying and Land Economy, said this yesterday when he flew in for a
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    Songs sung with such vivacity and gaiety
    142 16 SINGAPORE, Fri. There was a recital by Indonesian soprano Eunice Sitompul at the Cultural Centre tonifht, with Miss Sitompul using her pleasing, highlytrained voice to present a mixed selection. Indonesian songs that opened and closed the programme were sung with vivacity and abandon,
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        That little girl had NOT been abandoned
        183 17 That little girl had NOT been abandoned I REFER to your caption story of the little Malaysian girl entitled "Forgotten Olrl which you published with a photograph of her at Mlddleton Hospital. The Impression given by the report was that the child had been abandoned. This Is far from the
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        46 17 PLEASE refer to the letter by "Passenger" (S.T.. Feb. 5). Tenders have been called r^i liie provision of a left luggage facility at the Singapore Pava Lebar Airport The facility is expected to be built by early April. GOH HONG WON. for Direction of Civil Aviation.
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        44 17 r»OULD B. C. Gay (ST. V' Feb. 14) please call at the MacPherson Area office at 559. block 42. Circuit Road for an inspection of letter boxes on Feb. 28 at 10 a.m. LIM PEK HONG (MISS) Public Relations Officer. Housing and Development Board.
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      Replacing the expat: Why it can never be automatic
      853 17 Replacing the expat: Why it can never be automatic pOREIGN investment in Singa pore means foreign (expat riate) management. Only the motivating factor oi self interest can drive a busines: enterprise towards financial sue (VSS. "This same self interest that mo tlvates foreign managers, couple< with their fundamental inability V
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      66 17 |X>R the past three years Macpherson Road has been under repair. Never at any time Is the road clean. It has always been polluted with dust, sand and mud. It's so dirty all the year round that nobody bothers to raise the question of when the road will ever be
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      Letting a Woodbridge patient roam freely
      95 17 I HAVE a brother who has been a Woodbridre Hospital patient for the last two yean. Recently doe to a chance In policy whereby patlenti are unconflncd and left free to roam about, my brother has been absconding frequently from the hospital. Once he
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      LUNCHTIME, SO NO ONE MOVED A —FINGER—
      117 17 LUNCHTIME, SO NO ONE MOVED A —FINGER— rtOES lunchtlme at a government establishment mean a complete stoppage of work? On Monday at about 12.20 p.m., I went to the Singapore Polytechnic to get some application forms. A man there refused to give me the forms saying that It was lunch-time.
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      128 17 ■insiT the Queenstown V Branch of the National Library and you'll see a surfeit of cobwebs festoon ing the celling. (The library, incidentally, was opened only fairly recently.) Also, users of the toilet are expected to anticipate nature's call and to be suitably equipped because no toilet paper Is provided.
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      102 17 I AM one of the many regular and Inconvenienced users of the public toilets at the People's Park Complex. The question of whether the introduction of the five-cent levy infringes on the rights of the tenants Is not my concern. But It certainly encroaches on the human rights of the
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      230 17 I REFER to the letter by "Angry One" headlined "Door-banging Salesgirls" (ST.. Feb. 11). The writer is being very unfair to door-to-door salesgirls and salesmen most of whom are educated and behave in a very professional manner in their dealings with householders. "Angry One*" should be patient and sympathise with
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      173 17 John Little'quality leather shoes-stylish! Comfortable and moderately priced! Wl IS Snvt j «1 Stvhtft i*jth«« yho*\ th bucfcin m huch o< b'tw* i P>'C* %l*!b only Jt jm to- in* touox <nd >uoq«J D«w»t MmUmmmk* In b*4* KXS blown jaw. jboo w— tut -V COmfoiUbM INlhn -■"♦> ftlr^V -Sk? viip-om
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    Razak launches $50 million FIMA
    613 18 Razak launches $50 million FIMA GOVT COMPANY WILL WORK WITH PRIVATE SECTOR PRIME Minister Tun Abdul Rank this evening launches FIMA Sendirian Berhad The ceremony at the Lake Club in Kuala Lumpur will be attended by a large gathering of dignitaries. Among them will be Cabinet Ministers, heads of diplomatic
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    KHIR URGES EXPORTERS TO MARKET PRODUCTS COLLECTIVELY
    527 18 MESSAGE from Moloyiion Minister for Trade and Industry, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. IT gives me great pleasure to welcome the establishment of the Food Industries of Malaysia Scndirian Berhad (FIMA). The establishment of this holdinc company is a manifestation of the Government's efforts
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    Urgent need to improve living conditions of rural people
    293 18 Urgent need to improve living conditions of rural people MESSAGE from the Malaysian Prim* I) Minister, Tun Abdul Roxok. I AM pleased for this opportunity to welflfc pome the official launching of the Food Inw dustries of Malaysia Sendirian Berhad (FIMA) today. The main intention of the Government in establishing
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      134 18 THE NATIONAL LINE OF MALAYSIA... NOW PLIES BETWEEN FAR EAST/EUROPE, JAPAN-HONG KONG/STRAITS-BANGKOK AND WEST/EAST MALAYSIA WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO FIMA ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL LAUNCHING BY Y.A.B. TUN HAJI ABDUL RAZAK BIN DATO HUSSEIN S.M.N. THE PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA. HEADQUARTERS: BRANCH OFFICES: The Malaysian International
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      25 18 m.\\\ It M ■■■■'in tm m Congratulates |||the Government gfmpf Malaysia JM^on the occasion IPillkof the launching FUSAN F| SHING NET ip^\ MANUFACTURING BERHAD j
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      36 19 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to FIMA ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR LAUNCHING by THE PRIME MINISTER Y.A.B. TUN HAJI ABDUL RAZAK BIN DATO HUSSEIN S.M.N. from BANK BUMIPUTRA MALAYSIA BERHAD .mCCWKKAUO wu»W «lAt O"iCI «U*> UMA»i
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      70 19 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOOD INDUSTRIES OF MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL LAUNCHING TODAY Y.A.B. TUN HAJI ABDUL RAZAK BIN DATO HUSSEIN S.M.N. THE PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA ==/>wn NAM FATT ENGINEERING (1966) SDN. BHD. NO. 36, JALAN CHAN SOW LIN. KUALA LUMPUR. TEL: *****5 *****6
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      8 19 FIMA FOOD INDUSTRIES OF MALAYSIA SENDRIAN BERHAD supplement
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      GOVERNMENT ALWAYS READY TO PROVIDE INCENTIVES—
      265 19 GOVERNMENT ALWAYS READY TO PROVIDE INCENTIVES— MESSAGE from Minister of Primary Industries, Enche Abdul Taib bin Mahmud. IT Is with some pride that I am taking this opportunity on the occasion of the official launching of FIMA to congratulate, particularly the board of du-tctors, who have beer, appointed to run
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      TASK TO DEVELOP FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRY
      262 19 TASK TO DEVELOP FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRY MESSAGE from Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Tan Sri Ghasali Jawi. S- I AM Indeed happy for this opportunity to say few words ol welcome on the official launching of Food Industries of Malaysia Sendlrian Bet-had or lIMA. The establishment of FIMA represents yet
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      MCC expands to meet new needs
      99 19 THE Malaysian Can Company Sendlrian Berhad. with an authorised capital of $10 million. Is another FIMA subsidiary. The company was established in 1968 to meet the needs of the Pineapple Cannery of Malaya Sendlrian Berhad and limited demand from other food canners. The plant,
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      Meet the top men who make the company tick
      344 19 SEVEN distinguished men with a wealth of experience in the Government and private secto" have lxen appoi n I c d members of the board of directors of FIMA. They Ut: CHAIRMAN: Enche Jamil bin Mohd. Jan, 42. He holds a
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      Team of talented executives run sister firms
      387 19 Team of talented executives run sister firms THE subsidiary comL panics of FIMA are managed by a team of versatile, talented and dedicated young men. ENCHE ARIFF ISMAIL: Aged 40. U.K. trained mechanical engineer, he has had 10 years experience In a variety of senior appointments In an International ol!
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        829 34 ORIENT LINES LTD. P w (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING. 2 ShInTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37. U.K. EUKOPi SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE S.ngapcre p KJ, n| p, nan| ajrHwi NEPTUNE AMETNYST 3/ 7 Apr 1/11 Apr 12/11 Apr London 11 5. Havri
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        818 34 0B MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Jjj H The National Sapping line of Maiayva EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON, LIVERPOOL CONTINENT PORTS Ti Man, S ngjecre P -'■< m«"« ltf BUNCA BATA 11/14 Mar 15, II Mar II 21 Ma, Him IJt London .6 4 rtar] 21 Bremen 29 4. BUNCA
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        801 35 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPINC CORPN. BHD. la r«i(x>n«« to tk« demand! of thippon in Sinqapor* and Malaysia M.I.S.C. hat froat pleo«urt in annouacinf Hie introduction of a tp«cialiMd tiinbor carrier M.v. "MARITIME STAR" .chedukd to ioad at: Singapore: Sailed Tanjong Mane Sailed P. Klang: In Port Penang: 2-4.3.72 For diachorg* Rotterdam.
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        923 35 jl^^ HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) "iypr LIMITED COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT TO STOCKHOLDERS I In order that the Issued capital ol the Company may correspond more closely with the actual .capital employed In the business, your Directors have proposed to recommend to members a capital reorganisation by capitalising $7,400,000 being part uf
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        1025 35 TENDER Tenders will be received In I^^BW^ MINDEF. Tanglln Singapore 10 zTr^^ Ml W/l JbV lor the undermentioned items up Sa^SS to 12 00 Noon on dates shown against the Items 1. WASHING. CLEANING AND TENDER XOTHE POLISHING OF ADMINISTRATION BLOCKS OF SAF l Tenders are invited for the TAMFS
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        444 36 SIME DARBY SINGAPORE LTD. requires I. EXECUTIVE ENCINEER i. Applicants must possess a degree in civil engineering with a minimum of 4 years' relevant experience and corporate membership of institution of engineers. n Should be conversant with reinforced concrete design and able to supervise piling contracts. in. Age below 35
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        557 36 DIETHELM FURNITURE PTE. LTD. The following positions are available in Singapore"s leading furniture company. Applications are invited from qualified, enthusiastic personnel with an interest in performance and |ob satisfaction. 1. MARKETINC ASSISTANT A young man. preferably with a University degree, having at least three years business experience is required to
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        658 36 m SIH9APOMC TOBAOOQ OOmPAMY (PTC) LTD. A vocotcv exists in the Personnel Deportment for the Executive position of PERSONNEL OFFICER QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must: 1 be male Singapore citizens 2) aged under 28 3) either be University graduates Of possess a recognised qualification in Personnel administration possess a full Higher School
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        586 36 M ton Plocement Advisory Services §> NNyl for Clients I A Local Manufacturing Company requires: ACCOUNTANT Qualifications: At leost a B Ace. or 8.8.A. or equivolent occountoncy qualifications Must hove previous experience relevont to superv is .ng ond handling an overall accounting sys»e m A thorough knowledge of cost occounting
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      820 20 OrNUAL ADVERTISEMINTS ANNOUWCIMiNT/»raSONAL on( n t ord PHOUE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 v >.oe .mm MBS*. .n.y M cent »'■<» a *llnlm«m |7 50 1 IS wordi »Un ULIRILO. Minimum t!0 tor 20 wordj }m(jpo>r an.t Mm mi o 74 centi w*rd Singspsrs and Malsytla: SI SO a ursrd. mmmm nut
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      714 20 in Dlat 13. 14 A 13. If you like to meet people and can convene persuasively and convince them, then thla la an opportunity for you to earn extra Income. Complete trainIns will be given In Ehgliah. Hokklen A Malay. For Interview, please write or call personally at 527. Oeylang
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      870 20 SUNDRY SALESMAN required by an KMabll.hed Kuroplan Concern Pleaae apply in own handwriting enclosing: pasap alze photoKraph (non-rttuin..bh.) and giving full particulars and experience to: P.O. Box 549 Spore. MEN LADIES WANTED immediately above IN years. No experience needed Ir.inini; provided Income $200 MM Quick promotion. Contact Mr Tan 146-B
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      784 20 WANTEO tutor* to teach Phyilc*. Chemistry and Mtthematlcs up to H.SC Indian Graduate*, retired personnel preferred. Ring *****4 8 pore. SALESMAN WITH EXPERIENCE In the Chinese restaurant trade I* required by large commercial firm. Attractive (alary plus commission Please apply PO. Box 851, B'pore. WANTED YOUNG GIRLS as Social Escort.
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      1024 20 HONEY BAR wanted English apeaking waitress, lodging provided Any race 107 Selegle Road. ***** 2 p.m. EXPERIENCED hardworking Rtneral Amah wanted imrmdlately Live in. good smUrv Ring *****5 Spore. WANTEO TEACHERS to teach up to Pre fniversitv level. Call 207-C. Upper Paya Lebar Rd. Spore. WANTEO retail qualified pharmacist Contact
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      1082 20 2ISTOREV semi detached bungalow. 5 bedrooms, (bathroom attached), fully furnished. $1,000 negotiable 10. Sennett Terrace. Spore 16. Tel: *****1. FURNISMEO Kroundfloor bunKalow Opera Eatate $230. Bungalow Serangoon Garden $350. Rooms available •80 $300. Spore *****3. PARTLY FURNISHED single storey semi-detached house Serangoon Oarden 3 bedroom*, fridge, cooker, furniture. Telephone s*3->5O
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      975 20 Office space vacant OFFICES AVAILABLE on 7th Floor. 00. Building (next to People a Park). Completed with celllnc 3 months free rental for Tenant's Interior decoration. Unit Area: 400— 6.000 aq. ft. Rental: $125 P» f Including alr-condltlon A *erv!ce charges. One year rent deposit. Indoor season ear-park available Phone
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      834 20 WATT°EN C *"eSTATB 3-.torey moden detached bungalow 9 bedroon rrazzo purqilet throughout. An 1 10^000 sq $245,000,- Tel S'PO'C ci E S4T% 9 rh"?.00r utif u w urnls^; SS^W^'SpV^ IN pin OIST. 21 Hock Seng Garden sen detuchej bunKalow 3 bedrooms. I servant's room. 4.200 s<|. ft fr> hold. $85,000
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      608 21 (font, from Page 20) Education L'NCUAPHONB INSTITUTE LONDON) teaches M Languagri v and thoroughly. 3o yean aaa, 2.000.000 successfu '-< Gunrunteed courses b.icke< Kree Demonstration at 3-3: ula Chopping Compl-x 3 r( rioor. 3 Coleman Street. Singapon ***** or 30A Presiden -E, 320 Serangoon Roud Sin .iior, 1. Tt.l. 3*3*07
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      902 21 KHALSA EDUCATIONAL CENTRE "hiphuilding cours.s commencing in Mi rch. Enrol now at 2 Tesserxsohn Koad. S pore TH 2(1206. a?«««V N0A t COMMERCIAL SCHOOL typewriting. shorthand. bookkeeping principles of acrouuts 1 ffcounllns and other commercial sub- JecU. c-nquirles B'pore *****/******. SECRETARIAL (REVISION) COURSE (Part-tim. E, tn,n«) Commencing: 8.3. 72 A
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      794 21 $404 TO LONDON. Fly KKTC Charter Kl'ghtx Singapore London 1404. KuaU Lumpur lx>ndon v ia Singapore M 33 50. Singapore Brussels i»2i .•■ingaivre New York *VOO PatTC is the sole Charterer of British Caledonian Airways' 8707 and Saber Airs DCs which have full traffic rights to fly regularly between Singapore
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      1035 21 HISETA TELEVISION OAV nnht aervite and n»in* aerials. Ring Spore V623A Reasonable charges. Repair (uaranteed. i Buy "Siera television on hirepurchase Monthly instalment from $30 upwards. Trade In also welcome: PHONE: ***** OR 5272S HI Fl TRADERS B*. SOUTH BRIOCE ROAD. tINCAPORE, 1. Lost PHOTO ALBUM with wedding photocr.'|.hs lost
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      1400 21 REGISTERED 1966 I OMS*aV Cootl engine. neve, paintwork SI4OO 0.n.0. 9 < his. ihnrst Ortive. sport IJM9 oltcrncKin. IHI 1.i...... lUmuM I e.w.>.r. low tmleav,-. ,-llent ......ti11.... Contot t Shell Mat, on 442 Or.h.irtl K.mkl S'porr. stBNO BOOM CREDIT PTB. Ltd I*6* Msads 1000 a v\ a sealer: I<N>T Matda
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      979 21 I*SB Aust.,. VVS nootl condition $700 H.n« h<U334 Spore FIAT SOO l'ttsM f. 00.1 condition PKone KOIJK.' S p..,. IS«* H01.1.n Prisastl an. cm. .1 I uwntr $9 300 Ttl S port- 2121 b CORTINA DELUXE in.*. 1962 Idoor $1,700 1.1 *****8 Spore. Vehicles wanted IMTBRESTBO IN GETTING oontl price
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      985 21 AIM T IS COOO to knn» that von ye KOI a friend at The Mandarin Hutcl Rent's Hairdrtssm. s.lcrn Til 374*11. MINC COURT HEALTH CENTRE Mng Ourt Hotel. For arpomtmrnt r.ng *****4/*****3. cat. ao2o. Mlsce.lanceous I AC. PROVIDES a unique rental rental option scheme- th.t enables you to enjoy the
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      687 21 Where to stay IS'pore} NLW COUNTRY HOTEL (Alrrcmii Honed). Airy and luxurious roc" •tith douhle beds lp todate and Tourist can ka arranged. Moderate charces witb rood and promt' services. Tel: Ros:i.T! MWBOV. No 1. Bartlev Road. Snore 19 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED up to hotel standard, self-contained single room flat at
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      793 22 INSTITHT TKKNOLOJI MARA I Mara Institute of Technology) 1 Permohonan2 adalah dipelaua dari chalun2 bumiputra yang berkelayakkan untok mengikuti salah satu dar'oada kursus didalam kajian2 berikut diln.stit-.ut Teknuloji MARA: A. SCHOOL OK AC< OI'NTAXt V Diploma in Accountancy Institute of Cott and Works Accountants Association of Certified Accountants SCHOOL OK
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      754 22 ANNOUNCEMENT The Petaling Jaya Works and Sales Office of ICI Paints (Malaysia) Sdn. Berhad announce a change of telephone numbers from 27 February 1972. The new number is *****2 (6 lines) ANNOUNCEMENT GUTHRIE WAUGH (M) SDN. BHD. announce the following new telephone numbers at their Petaling Jaya Office. With effect
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      345 22 BIASISWA KERAJAAN NEGERI PERAK TAIII'N 1972 1. Kursus Diploma Pertaniau di-Maktab Fertantan Serdang 1 2. Kursus Diploma Maktab Tekrik. Kuala Lumpur. 1 Ptrmohonan ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Anak2 Melayu Warga Ntgara Persekutuan dengan ke- utamaan kapada raayat Negeri j Perak untok kurnlaan blasisw:t 1 Kerajaan Negeri Perak bagl I mengikuti kursus
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      224 22 CHANCE OF TELEPHONE NUMBER THIS IS TO ADVISE ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS THAT EFFECTIVE SUNDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 1972 OUR PETALINC )AYA FACTORY TELEPHONE NUMBER WILL BE CHANCED TO 03-*****3 MALAYAN OXYGEN SDN. BERHAD. LOT 13. A LAN 222 PETALINC |AYA SELANCOR. CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBER This is to advise
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      Five have strong claims as 1971 Sportsman
      1197 23 Five have strong claims as 1971 Sportsman FRIDAY IS D-DAY: pOR the first time since the Sportsman of the Year award was introduced in 1967, almost all the nominees have strong claims for the 1971 title which is expected to be decided next Friday. Because not one claimant is head
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      46 23 QUEENBTOWN Bee on dary trounced New Town 6-0 In the Paslr Panjang District Schools Boys "A" division hockey tournament at Dover Road yesterday. Other results: 'B" boys 088 7 BVB 0. 'A 1 girls; BVS 1 COS 0: B girls: BTC 0 TS6 0.
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      269 23 - TWO State players—Farleigh Clarke and Hira Sin eh— were given mar chine orders when the SHA l'nder-23 ■emifinal between Ceylon Sports Club and Armed Forces erupted Into an ugly scene of flailing sticks and flying fists at Farrer Park yesterday. For the record, Armed
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      22 23 SINOAPORE Amateur Swimming Association will hold Its annual meeting at Sports House. Rutland Road, on Mar 6. at 5.45 p.m.
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      203 23 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Our l ii- Id sales (Jc|kii tmonl is now located nt Dicthclm Furniture, Jurong Telephone: *****4 Miirket Street showroom and design Telephone: ***** D.F.M. Balestier Road showroom Telephone: *****4 We apologise for the ineonvenienee which is in the interest of better service. METHELII FURNITURE PIE. LTD. FACTORY FOR
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      564 23 WANTED SALES REPRESENTATIVES r you are an ambitious young MalayIr sian willing to work hard. you have about 3 years experience either in the Automotive Spare Parts line or Heavy Earth Moving Equipment spares. you have a sound education and aged between 25-35 years. TliriJ you may be the person
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      648 23 THE COLO STORAGE GROUP OF COMPANIES has vacancies for -1 A trainee Production Manager for their Magnolia Soft Drinks and Dairy Division Malaysians aged between 22 and 25 years with a degree in a science based sub|ect (preferably micro-biology or dairy technology) are invited to apply 2 Two trainee Marketing
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    Here He Comes best bet today
    134 24  - Here He Comes best bet today EPSOM JEEP i By JJERE HE COMES IV in Race 8 is my best bet at Bukit I m i.i h today. The Power House five-year-old is lv terrific form. He did 3f in 35 4 5 in a gallop on Thursday morning. Mystic
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    1328 24 FLACID: Alcide lour-year-010. ran on well when sixth in Div 7 6f race last week; will appreciate extra furlong: did well at XL on Jan 29 wnen second with 7 7 to Planter 88> in Di\ 2 9f race; each-way chance. MYSTIC MCI II: Showed premise in
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    1505 24 CiOING FORECAST: Good wrrrnmw 25 class 4. div. 7 if ■JmJUuHUH (58.500 $5,950 to winner) 1 lOU«M> LITTLE MESTIR IK( I J Uoml.lK 4 S U (ilil .5l ■««on| 10 I C> EVERMORE 111 (Jui'l Tan) Tulloh 4 9 0 (.1.1 S> Podmor« 14 S <)■ 70S
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    150 24 KPSOM JKEP CALL BOY IdlxrKK v... MYSTIC SHOK I'l A< II) K TOIK llarid i, t,,,,,, MvcUc Slmr r i in),ii Mvrtir Shor I'larid FKKSI.XN |>m I'KRSIAN PR* K. I'KRSI \N n *rr G. I'nfi in. M, iik,i lrr>Un I'etr Royal l-i-isi.in Mid. i- Touch Muni.in ,1, S. SUALIOH
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    389 24 Nightingale does impressive gallop over 3f i II I l n < AL K. placed in her lust three starts, showed top lorm in a workout at Bukit Timah yesterday. Ridden by apprentice Arittin Man. Nightingale .•■trode out stylishly over 31 in 33 or. good going Cn this workout Nightingale
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      777 24 ♦».SVA\SV.«ASWWbV.V.V.Wb%SSSSVUS%V.SVS'. l I: MARKETING MANAGER l| A large international Pharmaceutical consumer company involved ln local manu- I; 'I facture and which operates throughout f South East Asia invites applications from > Singapore Citizens for the position cf S Marketing Manager. J I; The Marketing Manager who will report to thr
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      688 24 I SINGAPOBE POLYTECHNIC Production Kncinrrrinc Drpartmint Applications are requested from sulubly qualified per&ons ior the lo) lowing post: I M II Xl It SENIOR LECTURER IN-CIIAKGE OF WORKSHOPS The person appointed will be responsible to tht Head of Production Engineering Department for the administration of three workshops with a total
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    391 25 On— England tour for National soccer team JHE National soccer squad, who are set to qualify for the semi-finals of this year's Malaysia Cup tournament, will leave for England on April 7 for a month's training-cum- study tour reports JOE DORAI. The team of 18 players and four officials, including
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    24 25 HONO KONO. Fri. Unseeded Toshlo Sakat upset Japanese champion Jun Kamiwazumi 4-6. 6-1. 6-4. 6-1. to be Asia's first amateur tennis champion.
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    104 25 Trengganu turn tables on Forces mt uaiia iniifluuAnu Fri. Trengganu avenged their first round 1-0 defeat when they thrashed Armed Forces 7-0 In the second round of the Malaysia Cup East zone soccer match here today. Trengganu led by 3-0 at half-time. Star of Trcngganu's triumph was Rosll Hashlm who
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    34 25 SINGAPORE. Business Houses League's senior champions Outhrle Waugh beat Port Authority R.C. 4-0 In a friendly soccer match at Built Chermln yesterday. Quek Seng Kee (2), Khamls and Andy Yeo scored.
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    416 25 LONDON, Fri.— Arsenal face their toughest task so far In defence of the English Football Association Cup when they meet First Division championship rivals Derby County in the fifth round tomorrow. Arsenal still hold out hopes of being able to repeat last season's historic League and
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    182 25 KUAN YEW TROPHY SOCCER TONIGHT PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew ha. donated a rhal lenge trophy for Singapore's Fint Inter-Constituency soccer lournamrnl which bCfins tonlfht at Jalan Beaar stadium. It will be officially opened by Inche oilman Wok at 7 pjn. The handsome Australianmade Trophy will be contested for by
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    678 25 PI OPEN GOLF MANILA, Frl. Japan's Masayuki Imal fired a par-72 to grab a two-stroke lead at the end of the second round of the 156,--000 peso Philippine open gold championship at the suburban Wack Wack course today. Two strokes behind the
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      139 25 It's yours 24 hours a day. Round the clock. T.M.B. your Caterpillar dealer is manned 24 hours a day to do one thing. Provide you a service no other can. With a backup of over 35,000 parts available immediately ex-stock from a range of over 70,000 on call from the
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      60 25 CRICKET SAF v SCC (Olllman Barracks 2.16). TENNIS SLTA Age group meet (Farrer Park 2.00). RUGBY SCC -sevens' (padang 3.00). GOLF SICC Police Cup (New Course 1.16). ATHLETICS SAAA Friendly cross-country (Macßltchle) SOCCER BOSFL Dlv. 3A: SO "A" v Pharmaceutical (Thomson Road). Friendly: Outlaws v SCC (Gillman Barracks). SWIMMING x
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    426 26 Copters rescue 400 from blazing building MORE THAN 30 DEAD IN FIRE HORROR SAO PAULO (Brazil), Fri. JJKLICOPTERS plucked more than 400 people from the. roof of a blazing 2fistorey skyscraper here but were too late to save at least HO people and possibly many more trapped inside the building.
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    Lock icon Man who axed mistress
    53 26 MANCHESTER, Fri. A man who axed his mistress and her sister to death In their flat confessed the crime to his wife and asked her to help him kill himself, then took his own life by lying down In front of a speeding train, the wife
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    23 26 CANBERRA, Fri. Two unions have agreed to work with clothing industry employers in Australia against increasing imports from cheap-labour countries. Reuter.
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    191 26 30 Thai troops killed in drive against Reds OANGKOK, Fri. D Thirty troops have died during a campaign against terrorists now in its fifth week in northern Thailand, Army C-in-C Gen. Praphas Charusathien reporled today. Oen. Prapnas disclosed the casualties to newsmen following a Government exhibition of arms captured from
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    481 26 T ONDON. Fri. Tha Mock market continued actively arm today on new lime buying with end account pro-ftt-taktng well absorbed. Al S p.m. the Financial Times lnde< had gained 3.6 at 513.0. Government bonds featured with gains ranging to one point or more. Including late overnight advances on
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    311 26 -Six Arab guerillas killed in Israeli attack on Lebanon BEIRUT, Fri. Israeli forces launched a ground and air attack on southern Lebanon today, killing at least six Palestinian commandos and one civilian, according to reports reaching here from the frontlet area. UN envoy Gunnnar Jarring was In Israel when the
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      239 26 PREPARE NOW FOR 1972/1973 EXAMINATIONS Jpß I mccmL (Established: 1959) Foh Chong Building, (Second and Third Floors) V A^l wj* Johore Bahru. Tel: 2171 2006 w \mKf^^ NICC gives comprehensive courses for the following Examinations and subjects for Singapore candidates: SINGAPORE CAMBRIDGE GENERAL CERTIFICATE: English Language X, Literature in English,
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      160 26 KJrito Program and technology You can save I'^lC are the keynote* yoursell a lot UieSe UUteb Hanover Fair. this year and in Y//M ir ninru- Some S 9oo «> hi >>itor« every year 11 1 V yJUt aV/lUI w from Europe and with just one 2O A. ir\ OQ/1 ovvrMaa
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  • 16th Anniversary Straits Times Features
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      Big sales in electrical products
      168 27 .Message by Mr. Lim Hock Poh, president of the Radio and Electrical Traders Association, Sinfapore. in i; association was formed 16 years ago and looking bark all the past years we are Indeed pleased with the tremendous technologic and scientific advancement in the radio and
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      RETAS to give better services to the Dublic
      796 27  - RETAS to give better services to the Dublic LESLII FONG By THE Radio and Electrical Traders Association of Singapore (RET AS) is Hi years old today. The occasion merits particular celebration and not just because it is an anniversary. For there is not a more opportune time than now to
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      236 28 Who IS who in the RETAS THE president of the Radio and Electrical Traders Association of Singapore (RETAS) Is Mr. Lim Hock Poh. A young businessman with many years of experience In the electrical trade, he is now managing director of Straits Radio Company. The two vice-presi-dents are Mr. Tan
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      Association brings the traders into closer contact
      473 29 Association brings the traders into closer contact THE Radio and Electrical Traders Association of Singapore (RET AS) was formed 16 years ago in 1956. Formation was necessary to bring about closer co-operation among importers, manufacturers, retailers and all others involved in the electrical trade. It was also thought essential to
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      Special aerial vital for good FM reception
      243 29 Special aerial vital for good FM reception UNLIKE the ordinary medium and short wave sound radio which works with Indoor or make-shift aerials, FM requires a special aerial (something like your TV aerial). This is to take full advantage of the superb quality and low background noise that FM can
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      Techniques of sound recording has improved tremendously
      413 30  - Techniques of sound recording has improved tremendously RITA LOONG By THOMAS Kdison's acoustical horn started it all. And today, sound recording is the most familiar of all the myriad applications of magnetic recording. The incredible role the gramophone plays in the reproduction of music was, however, never foreseen by Edison
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      FM cuts off distortions and other static noises
      256 30 FM cuts off distortions and other static noises T:HE crystal clarity of your radio programmes is the result of FM frequency modulation representing interference free radio reception. Unlike AM (amplitude modulation), a lower frequency waveband, the FM waveband is less congested. It also eliminates distortions and other static noises so
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      The accent is on quality equipment
      675 31 PEOPLE ARE BECOMING MORE SOUND CONSCIOUS A MORE sound conscious person is in the making in Singapore today. ion^ f lth all the ra P rd development In the electronics lnri^ r y ,'f cons urne rs are finding it SSS keep track wlth
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      499 27 to Radio Electrical Traders Association of Singapore on their 16th Anniversary Benteng Radii ft Electrical Co. Kiam ft Co. Pte. Ltd., Public Radio Co. Pte. Ltl, Acma Electrical Industries Ltl Boon I Ci. Kirn Ton Electric Co., Public Radio Electric Co Amateur Photo Store Pte. Ltd., Boon Long Electrical Co.,
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      333 28 K. y x. x x. y x. y x Modef M 7001 l^r^^^^^[^ i^B^r 7 RCS 101 (MW/SW 3.2 MC -12 MC Radio) Handy compact music maker P,ano key and 8 track tape player with speakers. tr^^^^SSQ^r I^' V Battery or AC/DC 11 0V/220V current controls Plays on four C
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        47 32 I nion $0 99 v Traders $0.55 A Bank $2.78 M $4.32 P. H bour $444 J.C.B.C. $8.90 H. Court $101 lump Pref. $3.24 iihman Hyd $4.20 > Bank $138 ilfamers $2.69 si. Hotel $0.50 1« .15 .10 10 .10 .10 .09 .08 08 07 .07 .05
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        Falls
        22 32 toxjr ii La rut ioustead iobinsons nchcape it Semb *J.OU 1U $4.20 —.10 $3.30 —.08 $2.75 —.07 $5.45 —.05 $5.90 —.05
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        Most active ttoekt
        20 32 O.U.E. 401.000 Sim Lim 328.000 MerUn (M) 288.000 City Dev. 221.000 Total Turnover :t.64M Delayed Percentage 23.69
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        INDICES
        37 32 Fefc. 24 Feb. 25 IndmtrUk: 218J1 219.U Hoteta: 79.33 M.77 Properties: 163.66 164.37 1 Tins: 102.85 103.03 t t rubben: 136.2* 136.38 Dee. M, 1M« 1M 1 Dec 31, IMS 1M t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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      Hectic week ends on high key
      317 32 STEADY to firm conditions persisted on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Investmentwise the trend could be described as firm with some of the established growth stocks still finding support at higher levels. Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation and Straits Traders were good
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1011 32 DID AND OFFH PRICES OFFI- CIALLV LISTED AT THC CLOU OF BUIINCSI IN THC lINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE ITOCK EXCHANCE WITH PMICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKET! YESTERDAY WERE INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: All sections closed steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1559 32 DUSINESS In and 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 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS MA (1) 2.03. Ajlnotnoto (1) 198. (1) 2.00 Alcun *3i 220. (1> 2.22. (1)
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      City Dev. diversifies
      355 32 CITY Developments last night informed the Exchange that it is following a policy of diversification to make it less dependent for revenue on housing development. But the directors in their statement made no mention of the talks which one of them was said to be having with
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      Exchange rates
      192 32 ■pHE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Feb 25 L f°* l d oiU to one unU SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT q d Sterling Pound ,4*50 7 3 J 25 ,3500 Australian Dollar ***** 3 3625
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin goes up again
        184 32 THh Straits tin price in Penang yesterday advanced another $1.50 to $()'28.f)0 per picul on an official offering down l(i tons to UV2 tons. The overnight London metal price was steady with forward buyers quoted at £1,426 per metric ton, down £2 on Thursday's close. The
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 32 FEB. 25. RUBBER: 87.25 cents (down 0.50 cent TIN: 5628.50 (up 51.50). Official offering 192 tons (down 16 tons).
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        Gold markets
        54 32 Thursday Wsdnetday lU.t. SU.I London 43.X5 44.65 Beirut 49.15 411.93 Hongkong 4S.BD 50.15 Zurich 44.R08 4R.608 49.008 4D.738 Paris 49.19 48.73 Sport ill Unch. 50.20 Spore (2) 17.1.40 175.«0 (1) Export price in non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dinars per
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        109 32 HINEJE PRODUCE IXCMANCC, tINOA>OR( NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Csssnut Oil: bulk *3S sellers, drum S4O sellers. Ceprs: tlixrd loose UK Cool. S2oi B. Pep»er: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 100<? NLW »187» sellers. Sarawak white I oh. 9S<-, NLW ***** sellers, Sirawak special black f.o.b. B6<; NLW
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        Copper prices
        34 32 London copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): Wlreiiar Spot buyer £433.10 (£43<>.OO> srller {434.00 ({430.5 D: Three Months buyer £440.50 ({437 50) seller £441.50 <£43'.00>. Market tent: Firmer. talss: 2.550 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        42 32 In London on Thursday the palm oil prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIP IK N European ports In bulk, sttrllng per long ton March/ May waa quoted at UK £70 sellers (unchanged) June July at UK £72 sclles (unchanged).
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        RUBBER EASES
        390 32 LONDON advices were lower than expected and opening quotations were half a cent down on the rubber market yesterday. Buyers were hard to locate at first until small support was received for March from the Malayan Rubber Fund Board when the market steadied fractionally and then remained practically
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      434 32 MALAYAN BANKING Is paying an interim dlvid end of 3 per cent for the financial year to end June. Payment date Is April 14 and lodgement date April 6. The directors In their Interim statement state the half time net profit of the bank was $1,809,000 compared with
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    • OVERSEAS MARKET
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        MELBOURNE
        292 32 I\TELBOURNE. Prl Mining ITI and Industrial shares surged ahead in active trading at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Rises were recorded across the board In both sectors. Turnover was heavier than It has been for some time as buyers moved quickly into leading issues. The more spectacular gains were
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        Asian dollar
        113 32 'T'HESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates tire for deposits of US$25,000 and above. 1 mth 4 >, to 4 2 mths 4 11/16 to 5 3 mths 4 13 16 to 5 6 mths 5 5 1C to 5 9 mths 5
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        Indices
        93 32 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 87.86 Wednesday 87 92 Week ago 86 76 RUBBERS Thursday ***** Wednesday 288 G3 w e«k »co 289 41 OILS Thursday 331.60 Wcdnesdey ***** Week ago 308 07 INDUSTRIALS T'lH rsda V 509.4 Wednesday 505.1 Week ago 489 0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 9,2.70
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        NEW YORK
        209 32 "\EW YORK inurs—A com- puter malfunction brought trading to a standstill for about 25 minutes on the New Yorit Stock Exchange early today, but when activity resumed the result was little different from the two previous sessions. The Dow Jones industrial average finished up 082 at 912.70. Advances
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        HONG KONG
        241 32 JJONO KONO. Pri. The market opened on a strong note. A little profit-taking appeared during the morning but from the afternoon onwards a fresh buying spell set In and prices ended up at the highest levels of the day. Hongkong and Shanjhai Bank's Local register put on 12
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        Hong Kong rates
        34 32 On the Ire* sisnanis market Honn Konit ytsttrday the 111 SMii <H»ot«d at 5 ***** for T.T .nd- m 5 57 for cash. m Ittrlma »as quoti-d at 14 49 and
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