The Straits Times, 29 February 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Lock icon Surprise last round talks
    1117 1 60 mins with Chou ANCHORAGE (Alaska), Monday THE 'Spirit of '76" touched down here today on its way to Washington with President Nixon who has just ended summit talks with China that has established a modest framework for relations between Peking and Washington. This morning in
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    Raids into Lebanon continue
    61 1 rvEL AVIV, Mon. Israeli 1 forces battled Arab guerillas 23 to 30 miles Inside Lebanon today, despite a U.N. Security Council resolution demanding their withdrawal. It was the fourth day of reprisal raids against guerilla camps in what Israel considers "Fatahland," an area of southern Lebanon
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    Lock icon The British 'My Lai'
    41 1 WASHINGTON. Mon. Senator Edward Kennedy unleashed a bitter attack on the British Governme.it today labelling the killing of Catholics In Londonderry as Britain's My Lai and calling for the Immediate, withdrawal of its troop* from Ulster. Reuter.
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    105 fined for littering
    41 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. One hundred and five people were today fined a total of tS.OOO for littering popular holiday resorts and some of the major roads In Singapore during the past week. Pines ranged from 140 to $00.
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    Lock icon Buses bombed
    27 1 BUENOS AIRES. Mon. Terrorists flrebombed 10 buses today 12 hours before the start of a 48-hour general strike that is expected to paralyse Argentina. UPI.
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    Suharto warns
    21 1 JAKARTA. Mon. President Suharto today warned military commanders of an International attempt to revive the banned Indonesian Communist Party.
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    Lock icon Hanoi blasts Nixon plan for peace
    258 1 Hanoi blasts Nixon plan for peace TOKYO, Monday WITHIN hours of President Nixon's departure from China for the United States, North Vietnam broadcast today a denunciation of his latest eight-point peaor plan. The official Vietnam News Agency (VNA) said the attack In the Army daily, Quan Dot Nhan Dan, was
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    Another 3,000 quit
    62 1 BAIGON, Mon. Another 3,000 American servicemen went home from Sonth Vietnam last week, dropping the number of U.S. troops still "in-country" to 124, 10«. the lowest figure in six and a half years, the IS. Command announced today But the trooo strength is still far above the
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    Lock icon Sato: Taiwan IS part of China
    364 1 Sato: Taiwan IS part of China rKYO, Mon. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato told Parliament today that Taiwan belonged to the People's Republic of China. Observers speculated that the obvious moves toward Slno-Amerlcan rapprochement had persuaded Mr. Sato to be more flexible on the Taiwan Issue. The Prime Minister made little
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    Lock icon Islamic meeting
    28 1 JEDDAH. Mon. King Faisal ot Saudi Arabia will open tomorrow the third Islamic foreign olnlsters' conference here, hailed as the biggest Islamic gathering In history. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bangla orphans
    25 1 SYDNEY. Mon. The International Union for Child Welfare has launched a programme to save 10.000 destitute and orphaned children in Bangla Desh Reuter.
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      COAL MINERS GO BACK TO WORK
      50 1 LONDON. Mon. British coal miners returned to work today after a seven-week strike that left Kovernment and industry recline. Newly-mined coal moved from pithead to power station, mdlni the silence that descended on the coalfield on Jan. 9 In a bitter dispute over pay.
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    N. Zealand Defence Minister flies in
    88 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. New Zealand's Defence Minister, Mr. Allan McCready flew in today to begin a two-week tour of four South-east Asian countries. Mr McCready will leave for West Malaysia tomorrow and then go on to Thailand and South Vietnam before returning to Singapore on
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    Off to Britain
    32 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Keppel Shipyard has sent Its chief safety officer. Michael Aloysliu. 33. to Britain for a four-month safety course with the Royal Society for the Prevention ol Accidents.
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    MAHATHIR: IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH LOVE ...
    250 2 MAHATHIR: IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH LOVE Xl ALA LUMPUR, Mon. The utmost and ultimate concern of tbe Alliance Government Is thr welfare of the people, not a certain Party or Party leaders, former I'mno Youth leader. Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamed. said today. He was replyinf to a Question
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    Painless Budget expected
    388 2  - Painless Budget expected BIG INCREASE IN REVENUE, 50... By P.M. RAMAN, Singapore, Mon- JJO significant tax increases are expected when the Singapore Budget is presented to Parliament at the new session beginning on Man* 7. However, there may be minor adjustments, mainly designed to remove anomalies In the scales of
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    Body found in sea
    55 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. The body of a 20-year-old youth, reported missing from Changl beach yesterday, was recovered from the sea off Telok Paku Camp at 14th mile Nicoll Drive at 12.40 p.m. today. Sng Ngiap Huat, of Woodlands Kechll, off Woodlands Road, vanished while swimming with his
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    Troupe off to Adelaide
    47 2 BINOAPORE. Mon. Singapore's first cultural mission to go abroad left by air tonight for the Adelaide Pestival of Arts which opens on Friday. The troupe, led by Parliamentary Secretary. (Cultural). Inche Sha an Tadin will give six performances before returning on March 14.
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    Lock icon Blowpipe that just won't work for the Duke
    296 2 Blowpipe that just won't work for the Duke By MAX VANZI KOTA KINABALU, Mm. "Darling, do be carr ful. It's poisonous" said Queen Elizabeth to her husband Prince Phil;p today. The Prince was not content to merely see the loin-cloth-clad Murut trlbr>man with his long doaalv blowpipe. He wanted to
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    Vedanta talk
    39 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The talk on Vedantu (or Our Time II the Ramakrtshna Mission Bal in Bartley Road will be held 01 Wednesday at 6.15 p.m. and no on Thursday as reported in t>. day s Straits Times
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    $600 fine
    36 2 SINGAPORE Mon Otbman bin Salem. 26. unempl< fed was fined $600 by a matuMrr' today for having 22 kar ganjn in Sixth Avenje on Buku Timah Road, at 445 p.m I n Feb. 26
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    MOUNTBATTEN MAKES QUIET PILGRIMAGE
    111 2 MOUNTBATTEN MAKES QUIET PILGRIMAGE KOTA KINABALU, Mon.— Lord Louis Mountbatten of Burma, the Queen's uncle, made a pilgrimage today to the small rest house where his wife died on Feb. 21 1960. The house is now part of the army complex here. Lord Mounbatten was accompanied by the Queen when
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    STORE IDEAL SPOT FOR MEETING OF SOCIALISTS, SAYS RODRIGO
    322 3 CINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore is an Ideal country for the coming Asia Pacific Socialist Bureau conference, the secretarytreasurer of the Bureau. Mr. L.P. Rodrigo, said today. At a press conference, he said thU was because Singapore was "smack In the centre" of
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    $25 a plate dinner
    56 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Social Aftalrs Minister Inche Othman Wok will be guest of honour at a cinner and Asian cultural dnnre* organised by the Asian Women's Welfare Association at Mandarin Hotel on March 11. Proceeds from the dinner, at f 25 each, will be donated to the
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    100 WAIT IN VAIN FOR NIXONMAO COINS
    99 3 SINGAPORE, Mon.— More than 100 people turned up at the Asien-Paxi-fik Bank in Collyer Quay this morning to buy the Nixon Mao coins, but failed to ret them. The bank's shipment of 2,000 coins, due to arrive early this week, had been cancelled
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    Murder reward doubled
    73 3 Murder reward doubled JOHORE BHARU. Mon.— Police are now offering $5,000 for Information leadIng to the arrest of the killers of the matron of Tampol Mental Hospital, Miss O. Supplah. This Is double the offer made six months ago to "create more Interest In the case." Miss Supplah, 52. was
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    Photo Society officials
    65 3 SINGAPORE Mon— Dr. Bong Lip Look has been elected president of the Photographic Society of Singapore for 1972 73 Other officials are Dr. Lim Boon Tlong. Immediate past president; Mr. Yip Cheong Pun, Mr. Peng Sen? Wu, vice-presi-dents; Miss Daisy Chee. secretary, Mr. Leow Slew Whye. assistant
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    Guest speaker
    34 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. John Hanam, Director of the Central Narcotics Bureau, will speak on Narcotics In Singapore at the Rotary Club of Singapore weekly lunch meeting at the Mandarin Hotel on Wednesday.
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    Don't always depend on Govt—do it yourself: Chua
    182 3 Don't always depend on Govt do it yourself: Chua SINGAPORE, Mon. The public were reminded tonight that they should not wait for the Government to do and provide for everything. "As a people. It Is vital that we must always practise self-help and supplement and improve on what the Government
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    AMBUSHED—MAN IN THE LADIES'
    87 3 AMBUSHED— MAN IN THE LADIES' SINGAPORE. Mon Robbers usually don't strike at the same place twice. But one did yesterday. The robber bad last Thursday surprised a girl in the women's foilet of Metropole Theatre. He escaped with $40 and a necklace and a gold bracelet torether worth $260 Yesterday,
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    Four QCs coining next month
    473 3  - Four QCs coining next month T.F HWANG A 'QUEEN'S YEAR* FOR THE BAR By SINGAPORE, Monday pOlK Queen's Counsel will fly out from London in the next few weeks for cases to be heard at the High Court and the subordinate courts. "This year may aptly be described as a
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    No seats' on MSA flight, so tourists delayed in Penang
    183 3 No seats' on MSA flight, so tourists delayed in Penang- pENANQ, Mon. Fifty-six American tourists arrived here today with a big problem they are unable to get enough seats on the MSA flight to Bangkok tomorrow. The group, comprising Taipeh-based US Army personnel and their wives, flew in in two
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    Batik painting in 16 weeks
    53 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Adult Education Board w 11 conduct a 16-week course on batik pnintlng at Its Mountbatttn Centre from March 12 (2 p.m. and S p.m.). The lee U $30 and application forms are available from the board offices at the Cultural Centre or
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      189 3 /STAMFORDS CENTRE ADMISSIONS Full-time (Day) and Part-time evening courses commencing April and May 1972 1. Secretarial Studies (a) LCC/Stamford Centre Diploma in Private Secretaryship one year course (b) Executive Secretaryship two years course (c) Chartered Secretaryship three years course leading to membership ot the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators
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    Ya'acob: Opposition active. only at election -time
    154 4 Ya'acob: Opposition active. only at election -time- SINOAPORE, Men. The Minister of State In the Prime Minister's office, Haji Ya'acob Mohamed, has criticised Opposition parties which are active only when the general election approaches. He said the names of these parties were heard of only during the election, and that
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    Mobile teams to give GP passes to residents
    219 4 Mobile teams to give GP passes to residents SINOAPORE, Mon. The National Sports Promotion Board will Issue special passes and vehicle labels for residents llvinn within Old and Upper Thomson Road area for the 7th Singapore Orand Prix from March 29 to April 2. Residents will be Issued with residents'
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    First claim by Health Ministry for cleaning up worksite
    218 4 First claim by Health Ministry for cleaning up worksite SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of Health today made Its first claim In court to recover costs It had Incurred In cleaning up a construction site which was breeding mosqultos. The Ministry's prosecutor, Mr. John Chua, made the claim for $22.97 after
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    Tagore dance for charity
    34 4 SINOAPORE. Men. The Bengali Association of Singapore will stage Rablndra Nath Tagore's dance drama Shyama ai Victoria Theatre on March 8. Proceeds will go to the Slngapor* Refugee Relief Action
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    Institute dinner
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Institute of Surveyors will hold a dinner In honour of the delegates of the Commonwealth Association of Surveying and Land Economy at the ShangriLa Hotel's Jurong Room tomorrow.
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    10-year sentence is lenient, robber told
    166 4 OINOAPORE. Mon. A O man, arguing his own appeal against a 10-year Jail sentence for gang robbery, was told In the Supreme Court today that the sentence was already lenient. Solicitor-General Mr. A.W. Ohows, opposing the appeal of Ho Su Kong, 26. said: "Ho
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    KRANJI SWAMPS TO BE RECLAIMED
    85 4 SINGAPORE, Mon -The Government is about to embark on another bif reclamation project, to provide si tea for landhunjry indostrUlUts. The new project will be launched in KranjL The plan call* for dredging part of Sungei Kranjl for the construction of a spillway channel and
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    SHANKAR'S MUSIC RISES TO FRENZIED HEIGHTS
    156 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. RAVI Shankar gave a concert to a capacityfilled hall at the ShangriLa tonight. It was in many ways a unique recital with the audience entranced by Mr. Shankar's matchless sitar virtuosity. Even If uninitiated to Indian music, it was not difficult to
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    PSA car passes for regular port users
    109 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Port Authority will Issue passes for cars belonging to regular port users. This decision follows the introduction of its Internal bus service last month to ease traffic congestion in the main PSA area. Importers and exporters, insurance companies and other
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    Manager is accused of cheating his firm of $103,000
    1403 5  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG: told of 'sophisticated swindle scheme' By Singapore, Monday A DISTRICT court today beard how "a very respected" senior insurance company manager allegedly cheated his employers of about $103,000 using "a sophisticated swindle scheme." Patrick George Ralph, 50. former manager
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    Give freely to taxis' drive for hospital fund—appeal
    182 5 Give freely to taxis' drive for hospital fund appeal SINGAPORE. Mon. Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs) Mr. Chan Chee Seng, today appealed to the public to donate to the taxldrlvers' charity drive on March 10, for the new Chung Hwa Free Hospital building fund. "One of our most Important alms In
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    April Love dance
    65 5 SINOAPORE Mon. Four youth organisations will hold a joint dance called April Lore at Shangri-La Hotel's Island Ballroom on April 8 The dance, organised by the Pek Klo community centre youth group, the Malay Youth Literary Association, the Singapore Adventurer*' Club and the YMCA Young Adults' Oroup,
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    Murder inquiry
    35 5 SINOAPORE. Mon A preliminary Inquiry In which 14* year-old boy U tentatively charged with murdering hawker Ng Khoon Chua, 18, at Blanco Court at 10.30 am on Dec. II laat year, began today
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    Prosecution: He confessed that he bought the shares for himself
    193 5 Prosecution: He confessed that he bought the shares for himself The same day at lunch time, the court heard. Ralph "became very busy." He sought out Mr. Choudhury, finally traced him at the Tanglin Club and pleaded with him "to get out of Singapore or get lost and In no
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    Acid bulb gang caught red handed in Geylang
    148 6 Acid bulb gang caught red handed in Geylang SINGAPORE, Mon. Queenstown police pounced on a gang of six as they were making acid bombs at rheir hide-out in Oeylang early yesterday. Five men were arrested, and several add bulbs and four parangs seized. The sixth man escaped In his underpants,
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    United Nations Association officials
    66 6 United Nations Association officials SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Vernon Perreau has been elected president of the United Nations Association of Singapore. Other officials are: Vice-presi-dent Mr. Ang Tale Ping; Mcre-tary-general Mr. Lai Tha Chal; assistant secretary-general Mr. C. J. Peter; treasurer Mr. Wong Kin Fong. Committee members are: Messrs L. A.
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    None of sacked 83 take up 'jobs back' offer by hotel
    255 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. T^ONE of the 83 dis- missed workers of Sea View Hotel applied for re employment when regi s t r a tion opened today. They were among the 167 workers sacked by the hotel management over the
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    Wrong fishpond
    27 6 SINGAFORE. Mon. Teo Chin Ann alias Tui Chin Ann. 36. was fined $50 today for fishing at Mat Ritchie Reservoir at 5 30 p.m. yesterday.
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    127 6 FEEDING t nir Is fetdinr time even when mother toes an strike. So 10-month-old Allan Seah. propped on his mother's lap. nonchalantly took his milk bottle outside the back entrance of Sea View Hotel, watched by picketing strikers yesterday. His mother. Madam Leong
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    $11,000 jewels haul by thieves
    73 7 $11,000 jewels haul by thieves SINGAPORE, Mon. Thieves used a duplicate key to break into the two-storey house of a German businessman and escaped with $11,000 worth of Jewellery yesterday. Mr. Heinz Stebbe, 43, and t u Xt left tnelr Jala i am bu B a ru. O fT Dunearn
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    Beer festival
    28 7 SJNOAPORE. Mon. The Netherlands will launch a "Holland Is Here Campaign.- a food festival of Dutch beers cheese and food, at the S»ianf?nLa Hotel In May.
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    TOURISTS GIVE SPORE A 'GOOD' VOTE
    101 7 TOURISTS GIVE SPORE A 'GOOD' VOTE SINGAPORE, Mon.— About 1 70 per cent of tourists have rated Singapore's facilities and services as "good." This Is shown in a Tourist Promotion Board survey made over 12 months and which sampled over 2,600 hotel guests. It revealed that the "good" facilities Included
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    Car theft rate jumps to two a day
    270 7  - Car theft rate jumps to two a day K.S. SIDHU: 180 stolen in 3 months By Singapore, Monday PARS are being stolen in Singaj>ore at an "alarming rate" of two a day, police disI closed today. And this is causing great concern among car owners, insurance companies and the police.
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    $30,000 drug seizure: Busman charged
    125 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. A bus-driver was charged In court today In connection with last Saturday's seizure of raw opium and morphine worth $30,900. Goeh Ou Hex), 31, faces a first charge of having 18 kilogrammes (39.6 lb) of raw opium and a second charge of having
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    Annual meeting of Iron and Steel Institute
    80 7 Annual meeting of Iron and Steel Institute SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore- based South-east Asia Iron and Steel Institute will hold Its first annual meeting In Talpeh on March 6. This will be followed by two meetings of the board of directors on March 7 and 8. The Institute, with Individual
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    Medical reps
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Mon The Medical Representative* Aaaociation will hold its annual meeting at 79 University Road on March 4. A worker putting up the 9km post at Buki* Timah's Second Avenue
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    Servant left with the jewels
    134 7 SINGAPORE: Mon. A DOMESTIC servant disappeared with some of her employer's Jewellery the day after she was employed, a court heard today. Lim Slew Chee, 36, admitted stealing two rings worth $80 and two blood donor medallions belonging to Mrs. Emmeline Choong, a 24-year-old pharmacist
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    First kilometre signposts 'planted' in Bukit Timah
    202 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's first kilometre signposts like giant mushrooms went up along Bukit Timah Road today. Made of llghtblue fibreglass, the five-feet posts were planted a foot deeD along the road leading to Woodlands checkpoint. Besides marking another step toward total metrication In
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    Seminar on Chinese operas
    55 7 Seminar on Chinese operas SINGAPORE. Mon— The Kreta Ayer People's Theatre Is to hold a seminar on Chinese operas aimed at Improving scripts and lighting and setting facilities. No date has yet. been fixed but It Is understood the seminar will be held soon. Opera organisations will be Invited to
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    FOUR DIE IN BRUNEI'S WORST CAR CRASH
    98 8 FOUR DIE IN BRUNEI'S WORST CAR CRASH BANDAR SEBI BEGAWAN, Mon. Four people died in Brunei's worst road accident last night. The dead Included Awangku Alima. 19, son of Brunei District Officer, Dato Pengiran Abdul Rahman. Alima was driving along Jalan Tutong in a Mercrdes Benz with a friend when
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    Diabetic Society
    36 8 BINOAPORE. Mon The first annual meeting of the Diabetic Society of Singapore will be held at the main hall of the Singapore Council of Social Service In Penang Lane at 8 p.m. <>.. March 10.
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    54 children in karate grading
    60 8 54 children in karate grading SINGAPORE. Mon. Some 54 children from six to 12 years old yesterday took their karate grading exercise at the Chinese YMCA. Fourteen of them are white belts— the first of the eight grades In karate. The rest are blue-belt holders, the second grade. The results
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    No deadline for locals to take over from expats
    437 8 NOT PRACTICAL OR REALISTIC, SAYS DR. WONG SINGAPORE. Mon. THE Government will not set a date for Singaporeanisation, the Home Affairs Minister, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, said today. Nor will it fix a quota for entry of expatriates. "As the economy
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    Two claim damages from racehorse trainer
    195 8 Two claim damages from racehorse trainer SINGAPORE, Mon. Racehorse trainer Colin Tulloh was served with a district court summons over the weekend in connection with a damages claim, brought by two members of a racing syndicate. The plaintiffs are businessman Mr. Tan Kia Oan and stevedoring contractor Mr. Sayna Abdul
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    Oklahoma
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The American School will present the mu.Mcal Oklahoma for lour nights from Wednesday at Its premises In Kings Road. BukH TJnah. The show starts at 8 each night. Tickets at *5 and $3 are available at the school
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    Handicaps' Club
    25 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Handicaps' Friendship Club will hold Us annual meeting at the St. Andrews Cathedral on March 26 at 230 p.m.
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    Poison pen policeman sent to hospital
    135 8 SINGAPORE, Mon Det Staff-Set. Johnny Toh Hock Guan, 43, who was convicted last Friday of writing three poison pen letters "to tarnish the image of the police force," has been admitted to Woodbridge Hospital. His counsel. Mr. Leo Fernando, told the Third District Judge
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      295 8 Straits Times Crossword IH wLm kfl Hi 1^ 2o I i p^^H lH^ft IHll^H^Hl^3~^^ I ~^^^^^l~"^^^H^^H^r~^~~^HMl^^~~i ACROSS about to hit the road (5. 6) 1. Man pleads to rupply cake Leave the car at a meeting Ingredient (6, 5). place In London (4. 6>. 8 Hits back in light (4).
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    World's biggest filing system
    1256 9  - World's biggest filing system JOHN MIDDLETON by IN a capital city a nest of Soviet spies is unmasked through defection or detection. Diplomatically privileged Russians are deported; native stooges go to jail or are executed. Bat lone before the trial, links are being reforged, perhaps more efficiently through lessons being
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      544 9 h tour EUROPE m 89 Last year, several hundred Singaporeans «fjT J and Malaysians had a wonderful time on a Sg| :3W Global Coach Tour of Europe. ■2 This yea 1972, make sure you don't ISA miss out. Choose one of Clobal's popular SSI European tours a^ tSj just *****
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    Lorry winds up atop car in crash
    86 10 A HEAD-ON collision on Sunday ni^Mt ended like Uiis. with Ihc lorry squat on the <;ir. Capt. Jim Lawaon of the Nee Soon-baaed Royal l.ind Fusiliers, was driving home with his son Fraser, live, when Hit' collision occurred in Sembawang Road. Passers-by extricated
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    Lunch-hour fire razes empty church
    145 10 Lunch-hour fire razes empty church SINGAPORE, Monday AFIRE today destroyed the Bukit Panjang Gospel Church in Chua Chu Kang Road. The church was empty i when the fire broke out at about 12.50 p.m. Firemen put off the blaze within half an hour as residents nearby helped with buckets of
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    AEB courses for residents in 4 areas
    77 10 AEB courses for residents in 4 areas SINGAPORE, Mon— The Adult Education Board will hold various courses for residents in Jurong, Lim Chu Kang, Woodlands and Bukit Timah at Seh Chuan High School from March 19. The courses are Interior decoration, furniture design, Chinese and English translation, commercial English, book-keep-ing,
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    For middle and top managers
    51 10 SINGAPORE, Mon The National Pind'ictlvity Centre will hold a course on "Management Goals and tbeta Achievement" at its premises in Jurong from March 2u. The course Is designed for top and middle management The fee is $200 ami the closing date lor registration Is March
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    Industrial safety workshop
    56 10 SINGAPORE. Mon The Minister of State (Labour). Mr. Sia Kan Hut. will open a workshop on Industrial Safety: The Roles of Labour, Management nnd Government at the National Productivity Centre in Jurong on March 3. About 45 participants from the Government and private organisations. Including Hie National
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    HIKING TOUR OF NEW ZEALAND FOR SIX
    146 10 HIKING TOUR OF NEW ZEALAND FOR SIX SINGAPORE, Mon. Six boys, all members of the Junior Hying Club, will leave on Wednesday for a two-week hiking tour of New Zealand. They are Rajendra Dharmarajah, Meta Kevin Dudley, both 18, Wont Kwong Ming, Leong Kwek Fee. Goh Yeok Herrn and Lim
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    The $200 word
    30 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Seaman Foo Wah Ann. 32. was fined 1200 today fur fraudulently altering his seaman's certificate of discharge by adding the word ■very" into the certificate.
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    We're in love, says married man who slept with girl of 13
    281 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. MR. Justice Choor Singh today called for a probation report on an unemployed man convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl. Hairoman bin Sahmad. 22, married, who admitted raping the girl In a Commonwealth Crescent flat on
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    WARNING ON CHAP GO MEH CRACKERS
    89 10 WARNING ON CHAP GO MEH CRACKERS SINGAPORE, Mon. Police will go all out to arrest people firing crackers outside the d,~sigvated areas and times on Chap Goh Men tomorrow. Patrols will he <l uihlni in highly-populated housing rstates. especially Toa Payoh. A Tliep «noke?man said tndiy: "'Please fire cracke s
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    Blood stocks rise
    84 10 Blood stocks rise SINGAPORE. Mon. Reserve stocks of all groups in the blood bank rose from 957 units lastweek to 1.147 this morning, the Blood Transfusion Service said today. This brought total reserve stocks in the bank to a "very good" level. During the week, 995 donations were received against
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      Cracker with a harmless bang is what we want
      169 11 Cracker with a harmless bang is what we want I REFER to the letters clamouring for a total ban on the firing of crackers. Those who favoured the ban quoted cracker deaths and losses resulting from fire to support their case. However, statlstlcs-wlse. does It not appear that nine deaths
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      36 11 rE drain along Lorong Marlcan has been blocked for sometime now and has become an excellent breeding ground for mosquitoes which swarm the houses nearby. Can the authorities look into this matter? BADLY BITTEN. Singapore 14.
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      Make it a park
      29 11 rE plot of land along New Bridge Road, opposite Smith Street, should be converted into a miniature park called Chinatown Square. CHINATOWN SHOPPER, Singapore 2.
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      Classroom team-up
      271 11 CASE OF THE SCHOOL INSPECTOR AND THE PRINCIPAL WHO HELPED THE TEACHERS OUT LAST Saturday a friend of mine, who is a teacher in a government school, attended a workshop on "Classroom Arrangement" organised by the Ministry of Education. She cave me and my colleagues a very interesting
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      GOVT REPLIES
      144 11 I REFER to the letter from "Poor Teacher" (S.T., Feb. 7). All wage claims for relief teachers are submitted by schools to the Ministry at the end of each month and these claims are checked and processed for payment as and when they are received without any regard
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      254 11 I REFER to the letter from B.C. Oay (ST., Feb. 14) concerning the design of letter-boxes which have been provided In HDB estates. The letter-boxes have been made by HDB according to the provisions of legislation enacted in March 1971 which requires the developers and owners of high-rise buildings with
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      87 11 I REFER to the letter by "HDB Tenant' (ST Feb. 10) on road sweepers soliciting for ang pows during the Chinese New Year festive season. All workers in the Public Cleansing Branch are not allowed to solicit for or receive any form of gifts in connection with their work. Householders
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      She should be proud to wear her old uniform
      238 11 She should be proud to wear her old uniform I REFER to the letter by "Leo 13" (ST.. Jan. 18 >. I take It by "a well-esta-blished school In Jalan Besar" the writer was referring to Victoria School. However, a check of the school registers revealed that not in a
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      CHANGING WORLD
      528 12 The week that changed the world, is President Nixon's own not too modest description of the Peking talks. But what was said in the communique was not nearly so important, Mr. Nixon added in a careful teoond thought, as what will he done in the years ahead. That
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      LEBANON'S DILEMMA
      287 12 The Security Council's unanimous resolution demanding that Israel "immediately desist and refrain" frcm military action against Lebanon and withdraw its forces from Lebanese territory is not the end of Lebanon's troubles. Israel's three-day air strike to support an armoured thrust has been branded as aggression. So it is.
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      PROBLEMS OF YOUTH
      210 12 The younger generation in Singapore hears a fair amount about itself, not much of it pleasant. SpeakHl at a two-day seminar at the National Youth Leadership Training Centre had plenty to say, from the need to bridge the generation gap, to reforms in education, ycuth's lack of
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    Lock icon KISSINGER SPELLS OUT NIXON-CHOU ACCORD
    1453 12 Here is a condensed transcript of the 36-minute briefing at Shanghai in which i reporters questioned I Dr Henry A. Kissinger, President I Nixon's top national J security adviser. 1 about the contents of the U.S.-China communique that included Nixon's visit. QIN stating the United
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    Lock icon U.S. strength on Taiwan
    659 12  -  RICHARD HALLORAN BY WASHINGTON The American forces on Taiwan, which President Nixon pledged in mainland China today ultimately to withdraw, are there under a 1954 mutual defence treaty to help defend the Nationalist Chinese refuge and to support American troops in Vietnam. There are reportedly 8.000
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    Lock icon THE MAN WHO ABOLISHED PRIVACY
    766 12  -  JOHN CROSBY By PEOPLE said terrible things about Walter Wlnchell and they were all true (unlike many of the terrible things he wrote about them). He was truly a 14-carat son-cl-a-*****. no doubt about It. He invented keyhole Journalism, as unsavcury a headstone as any
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    Lock icon UN tells Israel: Halt raids on Lebanon
    516 13 NEW YORK, Monday fHE Security Council today demanded that Israel "immediately desist and refrain" from military action against Lebanon and withdraw military forces from Lebanese territory immediately. The council unanimously approved a lesolution to this effect after deleting from original texts a paragraph
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    Lock icon Sadat says no to call for 'proximity' talks with Israel
    353 13 Sadat says no to call for 'proximity' talks with Israel NEW YORK. Mon. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was quoted here yesterday as ruling out the possibility that his country would engage in "proximity" talks with Israel if the (nited States acted as intermediary. A report in Newsweek magazine said President
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    Lock icon Hijackers take off again
    54 13 ADEN. Mon. Five Palestinians who hijacked Lufthansa Jumbo let airliner to Ari»n last T-jesday left here yesterday .'or an unkn urn destination, informed sources said here. The five were detained for investigations by Aden security officers on Thursday and Friday, end were released on Saturday morning.
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    Lock icon New plan to delay C-Mart entry
    130 13 New plan to delay C-Mart entry F ONDON, Mon. La- bour Party leaders have adopted a new plan aimed at blocking entry into the European Common Market. Informants taid the Idea Is to delay entry until the next general election, due in 1375. when the predominantly ant; market electorate could
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    U.S. SENATOR HITS AT GOVT OVER 'SNOOPING'
    241 13 U.S. SENATOR HITS AT GOVT OVER 'SNOOPING' WASHINGTON. Mon Government snoopinc has become "a very grave threat" to the constitutional rights of Americans and is getting worse daily, according to a prominent U.S. senator. Senator Sam Ervin said the threat arose when people knew the Government was collecting information about
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      Lock icon Britain's twin tasks -Hea th
      547 14 PLEDGE TO FIGHT INFLATION... LONDON, Monday DRIME MINISTER Edward Heath pledged last night to step up his fight against inflation to get Britain out of the vicious circle of rising prices and higher wages. In a nationwide broadcast, he said that Britain faced two great
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      Protest against longhair ban
      63 14 MANILA. Mon. About 300 college and high school male students held a peaceful rallyrecently at the Makati Municipal Hall, lust outside here. 10 protest against the long hair ban ordinance. The students held the rally following the Municipal Councils rail tOf .i public hearing of residents
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      Lock icon Mintoff: Britain spreading fear of poverty
      215 14 Mintoff: Britain spreading fear of poverty VALLETTA. Monday DRIME MINISTER Mr. Dom Mintotf has accused K Britain of spreading fear of poverty among the population to swing public opinion toward the Atlantic Pact's continued military presence on the strategic Mediterranean island. Mr. Mintoil. who ha rarely made public his views
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      Michael X on double murder charge
      129 14 PORT OF-SPAIN. Mon Police have chars>ii six men including Blark Power Irulrr Abdul Malik (Michael X>. uith the munler of Gall Ann Kiiisi.ii .md .i harhrr. l<iM-ph Skerritt. Warrant* were issued on S.iturri ty for the arrest of Malik and two other n:en wheat
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      Lock icon Liz gets Shah Jehan's gem of eternal love
      343 14 Liz gets Shah Jehan's gem of eternal love BUDAPEST. Mon. Richard Burton yesterday divulged the v »li-k^pt necrei oi niiat be nave his «vi to Liz Taylor for her tOth birthday a hum- carved diamond Inscribed with a promise of pverlastlnf! IOVO. "I would have liked to buy the Taj
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      Rescue plan
      20 14 SYDNEY Moa i,, nattonl Union for Child Wrltan nas launched in--i.,n.-...' 10.000 destitute '>r|)h;in childicn n. Bni ReutJM
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      Give up your arms warning to policemen on strike
      249 14 LAHORE. Monday 'I'HE Governor of the Punjab. Mr Mustapha Khan, has warned striking policemen here that if they tailed to surrender their arms and ammunition within 24 hours, they would be punished under martial law regulations which carry a maximum of
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    Lock icon Shanghai accord: Praise and jitters
    718 15 Shanghai accord: Praise and jitters BANGKOK, Mon. SecretaryGeneral of SEATO Gen. Jesus Vargas said today the organisation will have to review its overall military contingency plans in view of the Ni-xon-Chou communique issued in Shanghai yesterday. The communique contained a promise by the US to withdraw its forces in South-east
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    THE CHOP STICKS EXPERT
    71 15 PRESIDENT NIXON uses chopsticks at a 1 .11 r well banquet in Shanghai on Sunday night. Hr and Prime Minister Chou hr.-lai also toasted each other to seal a new friendship founded after Mr. Nixon's historic visit to China. Later there was a memorable s;enr when
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    Lock icon Now Sihanouk and Hanoi accord in top level talks
    191 15 Now Sihanouk and Hanoi accord in top level talks IJONG KONG, Mon. H —North Vietnamese leaders and de- posed Cambodian Head of State Prince Sihanouk have reached identical views during talks in Hanoi on problems of mutual concern, the North Vietnam news agency reported today. Solidarity It said the talks
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    Nixon praises his 'Chinese voice'
    129 15 SHANGHAI, Mon. Presi informal occasion, may I dent Nixon paid a express my appreciation high compliment to the to my Chinese voice, to woman he rail* "my Chi- Mm. I. ing nese voice" at i banquet "I listen to her transin ll.inec hou Hotel. lation.
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    Lock icon PEKING TRIP BOOST FOR CHINESE SAYS FORMER DIPLOMAT
    434 15 PEKING TRIP BOOST FOR CHINESE SAYS FORMER DIPLOMAT WASHINGTON. Mon Former Undersecretary of State Mr. George Ball said today that President Nixon's summit in China was a mistake and that ii anyone gained from the meetings it was the j Chinese. He said the American agreement to withdraw its troops
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        Rises
        27 16 M& G. Hold. $3 30 +.12 M. Brtw $7.90 +.10 M. Tob. $4.78 +.08 Sel. Prop $1.45 +.05 River view $1.80 .05 K. Lanjut $2.70 +.03
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        Falls
        52 16 Roxy El $3.50 —.30 lnchcape $5.30 —.15 0. M'cca $1.25 —.12 C. Sugars $1.36 —.11 W'wide $2 22 —.11 P.M.C. $204 —.10 M. Bank $268 —.10 C and C $3.80 —.10 Hume F.E. $3.92 —.10 T. H'bour $4.34 —.10 S. Traders $6.45 —.10 Sim I.im $1.10 —.08 F. East
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        Most active stocks
        23 16 Sim lim 432.000 O. Union Ent. 336.000 Public Bank 283.000 Merlin (M) 232.000 Total Turnover 3.61 M Delayed Percentage 25.41
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        INDICES
        35 16 Feb.2S Feb. IS Industrials: 219.14 217.95 Hotels: 80.77 8».24 Properties: 164.37 162.50 t Tint: 103.03 102.79 t S rubber*: 136.38 135.78 Dee. 30, 19«6 10* Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dee. 29. 1962 KM
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      Prices ease as bears appear
      300 16 AFTER initial firmness, a wave of selling set in. rausinc general losses on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. All classes of stocks were affectrd but most declines vscre marginal. Lradina: equities, which had a bullish run throughout last week, were -'howing siens
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      Hong Kong rates
      40 16 On the fra* uihinii mark*! in Horn KonK yeaterdav the U.S. dallar uaa quoted at 5 0825 (or T.T. and *****5 (or aaah. ttarlina wai quoted at 14 49 and taal at laid waa quoted at 334.50.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1003 16 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFPID CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE AMD KUALA LUMPUR TRADING. ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCMANCE COLSING TONE: All sections closed barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd lots totalled 3.613 000 (3.521.500). stock and share units
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1745 16 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Slock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMX (1) 2 00. (1) 1 98 Alcan U> 2.20. (3) 2 19. (1)
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      Profits at Public Bank on the uptrend
      347 16 PROFITS at Public Bank have kept firmly on the uptrend. For the year 1971 group net profits after tax showed a similar rate of growth to the year before and reached $668,983 from $500,--533 in 1970, an advance of 33.7 per cent. In
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      C. Sugars loss
      277 16 CENTRAL SUGARS in the six months ended November 1971 suffered a loss of $1,356X00 and no interim dividend is to be declared for the current financial year to end May. Sales for the first half of the current financial year were 40,347 million tons compared with 48.254
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        Tin price plunges
        42 16 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday plunged $4.37 i to $625 12i per picul on an official offering up 93 tons to 335 tons. The tone of the market was barely steady with all-round support at lower levels.
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        Gold markets
        53 16 Saturday Friday •U.S. SU.S. London ClOMd 41.475 Beirut 4K.it) 49.13 Hongkong 49.61 50 17 Zurich Cloaed 41.438 45.558 Part* Cloard 49.04 Spore (1) 50.025 50.40 S pore (2) 174. 50 176.10 (1) Export price* In non-itrriinc area* Id U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* prices In Singapore
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 16 FEB. 28. RUBBER: a: r> cents (unch.) TIN: $625.12) (down 54.371- >. Official offering 335 tons (up 93 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        107 16 'HINESE PRODUCE EXCMANCE. V SINOAPORE NOON CLOIINC PRICES PER PICUL VESTIROAV. CM*nut Oil: bulk $3S sellers. drum S4O «eller«. Caara: Mixed loom- UK/Coat. S2otß. Prsavr: Muntok AST A whit* f.o.b. 100'; NLW fISS teller*. Sarawalk white f.o.b. »*<* NLW (175 tellers. Sarawak *peclal black fob NLW $125 aeller*. Sarawak
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      RUBBER UNCHANGED
      200 16 A VERY quiet session The market turned ruled over the rub- slightly softer in the afterbpr market v*»«st*»rrtav In noon but the MRra came »hl Hf« if-i? ln t0 support March top the morning with gra de thus preventing a deprices about unchang- cline. Ed on last Friday's
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      Estates 'production
      353 16 JANUARY rubber production by estates of the following companies are: Kilograms Austral Enterprises 53.637 Ayer Molek 75,151 Benta 262.629 Bradwall 282.587 Buklt KaUl 73.668 Buklt Mertajam 304.812 Castleflfld iKlang) 335.208 Chamek 63.503 Cheras 87.99« Chersonese 99.790 Cralglelea 372.397 Edensor 104.327 Olengowrle 58.968 Golden Hope 1.349,089 Hulyrood 89.811 Hongkong
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      460 16 GREAT EASTERN LIFE gives no figures for Its profitability for the first half of 1971 ln Its Interim statement for the six months ended June 1971. However, it does give an Indication that growth has been considerable. In a letter to the exchange it states that sums assured
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      Malaysia Fund dividend
      87 16 THE Malaysia Progress Fund Is paying a dividend of $3.92 gross per 100 units for the sixmonths period ending Jan. 1. This compares with a gross dividend of $3.40 per 100 units for the previous six months. Announcing this yesterday. a spokesman for Asia Unit Trusts, manager
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      188 16 THE Association of Banks In Mal«/sia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as v.l r»b 28 Local dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to 10* units of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs Burmese Kyats Ceylon
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        339 16 A| EL BOURNE. Mon —Mining 11 and Industrial shares closed on a firm note at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Blue chip miners moved ahead .'trongly during the day although late selling was evident in some Hi Industrial shares gathered momentum In the afternoon session and many closed the
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        232 16 tIONO KONO. Mon The market started oft the week on a quiet but steady note, firmed slightly before sellers began to predominate with the result that all gains were wiped out and prices slid back across the board. The market closed easier. The total turnover value for today
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        51 16 QN THE official Makmya. abort Term Money market for the week ended Feb. 26, ivn the range of call ntea ni M follows: BANK KINDS 2' i per writ to S per eenl GENERAL FUNDS: ty. Z per cent to 4 per cent Move- ment of fond* totalled
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        57 16 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of US$25 000 and above 1 mth 4V* to 4 5 t% 2 rr.ths 4 to i% 3 mths r. tu 5 1 16", 6 mths SV* to 5 5 8% 9 mths
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    200 17 Selection of overland team to London put off SINGAPORE. Mon. The ,j adventure club Comex Singapore has postponed selection of the team for an overland expedition from London because of Its popularity. At a meeting held to pick the 10-member team on Friday. 30 out of the 150 who attended
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    47 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Chinese YMCAs Physical Education Department will start a Uvinners' course on Nam Wah Pal pugllistlcs on Monday. Fees tor the course, to be held from Mondays to Fridays between 7 pm. to 830 pm. are $10 for men and $6 (or women
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    WORKERS PARTY URGES TIES WITH PEKING
    100 17 SINGAPORE. Mon The Workers' Party has called on the Singapore Government to establish full diplomatic relations with China as soon as possible. A party statement signed by secretary-general Mr J.B. 1 1 .ir.it ii.iin said: "If President Nixon could go as far as Peking
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    317 17 Freight rates of China ships cut 7pc SINGAPORE. Mon. 40 pc LOWER NOW THAN FEFC pHKKiHT rates of Chinese cargo vessels have been lowered by another seven per cent. They are now more than 40 percent cheaper than those of the Far Eastern Freight Conference. Mr. Tan Keonp: Choon, vice-president
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    36 17 SINGAPORE. Men The Junior Chamber of Singapore will present to the Junior Chamber International a trophy to be awarded anuuaily to the Jaycee chapter that carries out the mest outstanding project against environmental pollution.
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    148 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. Ann Olivero, Miss Singapore 1972, Is pulling out of the coming Queen of the Pacific quest. Ann, 20, wiio won the crown at her first attempt In beauty contests last November, today said that she could
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    262 17 Nanyang editor summoned over letter SINGAPORE, Monday AN editor of the Nanyang Slang Pau is being summoned to court over the publication of a letter, allegedly received from some members of the Singapore Armed Forces, in its issue of Jan. 12. Ooh Scow Poh. said to be the editor responsible
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    31 17 6 m DROP IN WATER USE SINGAPORE, Mon. Water consumption yesterday was 103.2 million cations, a fall of 6.2 million callons from Saturday's figure. There was no rainfall for both days.
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    Grading of 200 pugilists
    57 17 SINGAPORE. Mon Some 20C Nam With Pal pugilists will lake part In a (Trading test at the Chinese YMCA In Palmer Road on Sunday at 8 am The chief examiner is Mr. Sim Pooh Ho. principal of the Nam Wah Pal Institute of Self-De-fence and cl.ief
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    70 17 Youth in action on slides SINGAPORE, Mon A slide show on youth activities In community centres was screened by the People's Association at the National Library today. Iht 15-mlnute :now was part of Youth Fair, now being held at the library from 10 a.m. to 6 pm. dally until Marcl'
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      28 17 Volkswagen x bhOpUbb P^sv^^sl Bsavl mA b *Hd b 9^^V T^ Volkswagen means more YASHICA^ U J B^UJOf' ATORON ELECTRO the MINI camera with MAXI performance bow Agent
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      629 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening Anncts., Follow- 7.50 Our Music Makers featuring ed by Where the Heart Is Lai Chui Li 3.20 For the Family Jowards th e Year 2000: r Space Lab in the Sky 3.50 A Diary of Events m Smga- ,3, Hog|n HeroeS: The
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      211 17 5.00 P.M. Opening 809 Forum 5.04 Pok Amai2 IJ7 Penstiwa c m iik n e s 5M Ultra Q 0.17 Social Welfare Lottery 5.59 Weather Forecast Results S.N News 121 Wrestling 0.10 This is Tom Jones 18.27 Together Again Drama 7.05 The Law and Mr. Jones 11.42 Late News 7.35
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    7 18  - MAINLY FOR WOMEN Esme Baptista edited by
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    New home in Sydney for this girl who wants to get ahead
    271 18 EAVING home to settle down in Sydney means a big step for beauty queen and model Christine Gabriel who leaves Singapore on Friday. She plans to get ahead by taking a course in public relations before finding the
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    136 18 CHAPE is what counts stilt-heeled platform sandals for evening, laceup brogues for day. They are the styles that will be popular for 1972. Colours for day are earthy wine and ginger, moss green and brown. But for evening you can go to town In spangles and brocade
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    541 18  -  ONG KIAT BENG by jyjICHAEL Low is one of the few young men around who knows more about a girl's hair than she herself would. Slim and tall, with Ixnish looks, he has returned from London with his scissors poised to
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      815 18 Advertisement -ijA \X^j^^^ Q lam 33 and have I parent make up which always had pretty food I lasts for hours. skin. But now 1 notice an Try the Special Range oily section strrtching from and let me know the result. my forehead to my chin Q. My eye-shadow cakes
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      2003 19 mwM/tm^/iiuuhYnwHKUJMSSmi EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P Klang MM Sirmport LOAOIM FOI: PATACONIA Stilad Mw 1/4 t. 11-11/2 Mw blanca, H'burg B'men. R'dim/ Adam. A'wtrp. C'burg, Oslo, Aartius, Maimo, C'hagen i BOEOTA Mat 14/11 Mtr 17/11 Hourgß'iren. M 3am Adam. A'werp, G burg. C'hagen, Aarhul, Oslo. I PASADENA Mw 27/2. Aw
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      1185 19 fOITNICMTIY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA. N Orleans Ban pm N York Penang P Sham Spore Diakarta Kingston BURMA lan 10 lan 17 Mtr 2 ttn 15 Mar 1 MENESTNEUS Jm 21 laa 11 Fit 2 Mv 14 Mar I Mar 17 MANDALAY Fet 3 Fel I Fel
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      1013 20 f^X" 1 KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG. STRAITS SERVICE. MM IW« Hongkong El* Spori lIA P. Klang ■UmM Marg" Yay. M Sailel 21 Fl* 5 Mar -MM Mar. Nl. 17 V 24 27 Fel 3 Mar Sl*pt Mm" Yay 27 M Hr Japan
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      857 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND PKuni P. Stum Singapore l«ri*t "CHAKDINA 11/21 Mar D'dm, Lytt, AbC«- Cirriti 11 uismrrs STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE SiMMXKI P Shim Peitl"! Ualiai iiuLi Iv Mn IS Mar II Mir Nafapattinam. Madras. ESS '/*>? "7? i N.iapitt.»am.Mi«ri,. HONGKONC/lAPAN SERVICE: Peiunf P. STiim S.nfapure Uatiat fWi 2 1 i mar
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      757 20 ORIENT LINES LTD. (iNCORPORATtO IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) tf ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTQM WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG. R DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. Klanf Penang l mi NEPTUNE AMETHYST 1, I A»r 7/ I Apr 11,11 Apr London US. Havre 15
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      750 20 F""" MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD JH No- JOC.JI'v Ku.Ulu.npur B The National SNppmg Line of_Mal3ysjf____ -^^^j^^TTrLONDcTnVERPOrcS UMTS V- £RE £TS Kg g{{ H Durg 27/4 Bremen 29 4. MM MM 24/27 M* 20 H.r/lA,r 2/ 5 7 H^r? U5 Bremen 20/5. MM MM 5^- a'IST H UX MM MM
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      756 21 T-m P'OPIT OF aiNOAP«P)B AUTMO Mam B/l. Ch«un« Chau B/l Stlnyo HITV ANNOUNCIO TMI FOLLOW M.ru B/3. ElpUi b 7« ud (»n»ri NO BIRTHING AHRANQIMINTO B/5 "W»»ra rO FI OUT: Lucky Tl«» B/l arwj Cheung OUT: Prf.ldfnt Wllaon 1/2, lid Chau B/2 nr»b*r Tunu tV 19. Klutl team BS. FORT
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      878 21 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In reipanM to the demondl of shippers in Sinqopore and Moloyiia M.I.S.C. K«t great pkosure in announcing the introduction of ipecioliwd timber carrier m.v. "MARITIME STAR" scheduled to load at: Singapore: Soiled Tonjong Mani: Soiled P. Klang: In Port Penong: 2-4.3.72 For discharge Rotterdam, Antwerp,
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      689 21 H First Oversea Credit Limited DENMARK HOUSE. SINGAPORE 1. TELEPHONE ***** A JOINT AFFILIATE OF OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED and FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK BALANCE SHEET, 30TH SEPTEMBER 1971 197* Cost Depreciation SS FIXED ASSETS S$ S$ SS 2.244 Improvements to premises 17.647 Furniture, fittings and office equipment 25.380 U4O
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      112 21 GREENLAND OCEAN LINES EXPRESS RECUUR SREAT LAKES SERVICE Laafi* far ASHTABULA, DETROIT, MILWAUMF (TORONTO Satjtct iafacaaiMti) Singapore P. Klmt Penjnf "ETOLIS" M/Il Apr JB/M Apr 1?/1» Apr "A VESJEI" 21/H Mar W/JI May 18/ IB Mai tXPUM RECUUR AUSTRAUA SERVICE laaliaj far DARWIN AND W. AUSTRALIA Smjipor* P. Klin| Penin|
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      537 22 lIII^^^H OPPORTUNITY LARGE U S BASED FIRM REQUIRES STATISTICAL ANALYST PREFERABLY WITH BACKGROUND IN AUTOMOTIVE FIELD SOME TRAVEL THROUGHOUT SOUTHEAST ASIA WOULD BE REQUIRED. GOOD ABILITY TO READ AND WRITE ENGLISH REQUIRED UNIVERSITY DEGREE DESIRABLE. THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOP THE RIGHT MAN SEND COMPLETE RESUME AND RECENT PHOTOGRAPH
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      617 22 SINGAPORE PETROLEUM COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED UTltes application.* for SENIOR CIVIL PROJECT ENGINEER rUNCTION: The successful candidate will De directly responsible to BPO Project Management to supervise civil and marine construction work operations and activities of the Company* appoint contractor/a in Jurong ard on Pulau Ayer Merllmau and to Inspect construction
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      194 22 TENDER NOTICES appear dally In Berlta Harlan. You could miss opportunities Order Berita Harian Today. FABER UNION'S TELEPHONE NUMBER AS FROM IST. MARCH 1972 j /8V FABER FABER UNION LTD #Al 1 1 All HE! 701. SUPREME HOUSE UU UnllUro PENANG ROAD SINGAPORE 9 %m pnnilD Te)s ***** CABLE fabom
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      57 22 m.v. "QUIRINALE- arrived Sing-apore M/t/78 Consignees of cargo ex the above vessel from Italy are notified that the Oeneral Survey for damaged carfo will be held at PSA. Oodown 18 at 10 a.m. on Bth March 1973. No further survey will be held after this date. LLOYD TKIKBTINO AOJENTS: HARPER
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      43 22 EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A s "RAMONEVERETT/L." Voy. 25-W ARRD: Z3.J.7J F.B.A. GDNS. 13 14. Oeneral Survey on damaged cargo discharged ex the above vessel will be held on 29}n February. 1972. from 830 a.m. No further survey will be hejd after this date.
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      900 23 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Our field sales department is now located ;it Diethelm Furniture, Jurong Telephone: *****4 Market Street showroom and design Telephone: ***** D.F.M. Balestier Road showroom Telephone: *****4 We apologise lor the inconvenience which is in the interest of better service. DIETHELM FURNITURE PTE. LTD. TENDER FOR THE LEASE OF
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      987 23 PUBLIC BANK BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st. DECEMBER 1971 1970 1971 1970 1971 111 Issued and CI'RRENT ASSETS SHARK CAPITAL Authorised fu.l, pa.d Cash ftnd BalanCM 16.000.C00 Ordinary Shares of $1 each 50,000.000 16,000,000 30.187.501 and Agents 34.308.940 8.686.630 Money at Call and Short Notice 7
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      568 23 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN PERUSAHAAN PERTANIAN M i.htl PAHANG Tawaran Bil. PSMB: 3/7t Tawaran2 ada-lah di-pelawa dari Pemborong2 yang berpengalaman dan/atau Pemborong2 yang berdaftar dl-Pejabat J.K.R. untok membuat kerja menyedlakan kawasan2 berlkut sebagai tapak perumahan serta kawasan pertanian bagi penempatan sa-mula mangsa2 banjir .sama ada dengan chara menebang. memerun dan membersehkan cunggol
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      302 23 MAJLIS BANDARAYA GEORGE TOWN. PULAU PINANG Permohcnan2 ada-lah di-jemput daripada Wargan(gi>ra2 Malaysia bagi memegang jawatan2 yam? berlkut: Jawatan dan Tanggagali KelayakanZ 1. Penolong Setiausahn Bandari- (a) !jazah Kepujian dari Univerya ($750x50 850/Pepereksa- siti yang di-iktiralkan. atau an, 950 xFO 1150 Sekatan Ke- b> Peguambela iv«uamc hai chekapan/1300 x5O 1500 s.
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    39 24 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS. >ur natural f.ci lifting. brown patches, acne, all skin condition*, regular facials, postnatal and spot reducing consult Ixjui». Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty at with 23 years tropical experience Hotel Singapnphone *****3 18' pore)
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    51 24 MRS. SUZANNA JOSEPHINE KLVNE died 27.2 72. Cortege le.ive* 30 Bkfsma Hill for st Joseph Church il'Mi at 2.30 p.m. on 29.2.72 Thenr. to Chua Chu Kang. MR. SIOW CHENC WATT, aged ftt, p.i**ed away peacefully on 26-2-72 at 2 00pm on Wed 1-3-72 for crematorium at I'pper Aljunled
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    116 24 MRi. URSULA CHOSH thanks the l'rofi**or«. Doctors Nurse*. Staff and friend* nnd well uiaher* for thiir kind *\mpnthy. message* of condolence, wreath* nnd donation* <m th. dmth of h.r beloved husli.md Profe*»or M B Gho«h and renretn h.r inability to acknowledge individually SONS. YAP PENC SOON. Yap Kheng. Tan
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      567 24 GENtBAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCIMINT/rtRSOWAL M ord PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 $10 0 mtS||-1 only »0 cenlt a -errl HPTill *J Msl.y.u SB*! Sl.OO s weed Jflnlm«m fit let 15 teordj rUR UtIAILO. Minimum tit lot moral gcssJSBBM ""I Mju,,,i a(I unit j word Imuiwi and Malaysia SI SO a SNBaX Minimum
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      696 24 WANTEO by well established Manufacturing Company for their office at Jurong a General Clerk Minimum qualifications Secondary 3 Must be able to type i>ccurattly with a speed of at least 33 wp m and with experience in Kardex stock system. Apply giving full particulars as to Mt, qualifications to Box
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      767 24 WAITRESSES REQUIRED. Enillah and Chinese speaking. Age 18 22. Singapore citizens Apply personally OG. Restaurant, Ocean Garments Builoing. behind Majestic Theatre between 10 a m. 12 p.m. on Ist 2nd March ASSISTANT NURSf required to look after sem.-mvsl, L'.K for 1 year. Salary plua food and accommodation Return fare paxi
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      815 24 LEADING Batteries Manufacturers re quire Male Factory Workers Only B'ngapore citizen* need apply. Ciil* personally at 106. Nevthal Road. Jurong Town. B'pore 22 WANTEO aircondltionlng salesmen, apprentices. mechanics foreman Contact Asia Alrconditlonlng Company. Tel: 4*2982 151. Upper East Coast Road Spore. WANTED salesmen saleswomen representatives, good commission offered, only experienced
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      890 24 OIST. S, largest executive apartment in town. 3 Urge B/R. 8, R. modern kitchen. built-in cupboards I c modem design with I. shaped dining hung rooms, sliding tinted glassdoor. To 2 balconies. Only 2-unita on each floor. Walking distance to ull dally convenience. $1,750 uf minimum 2- years kase. Contact
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      999 24 CORONATION ROAD furnished semidetached roof top bungalow 4 bed rooms, large back garden, rent {1400 Tel A ***** Spore. FURNISHED ROOM VACANT. Residential Katong Area T.V.. Radio. Telephone. Modern Amenities available. Telephone *****9. ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW furnished 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 3 airconditioners, aervant'a room. SI6OO Bradde'.l Heights Tel 8*741 Spore.
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      904 24 DOUBLE-STOREY detach-d bunjulow. T.]. E. Clementi Park. Phase 2. 3 bedrooms, sll with built-in wardrobe, dressing room, study, living dining room, kitchrn. 4 bathroom* servant's room i.nd amenities Land area T. 400 sq ft l»t offer over $175 000 secure* T.I ****** Spore SPECIAL" Di»t. 10 douhle-stor.y semi-detached bungalow. 4
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      814 24 FAR EAST MANSION Kirn Ysm Road 3 bedrooms. 2 bathroom*. "«>'■'"; parquet flooring, unfurnished. Tel. NEWLY 'completed luxury apartment In City 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. ».r--vants amenities. Principals on.y. Tel. 6«*-.OS P pore. DISTRICT 11 CAPITAL PARK douhl, storey terrace house floor mosaic throughout Price {69.000 Phone MM OIST. 10
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      617 25 (Cont. from Page 24) Education MARCH BICINNIRI CLAttEt SHORTMANO: Moralm LMIIy 11 OU 12.30 Afternoon Dally 3 JO— 500 p m Evening Tuesday and Thursdays 3 30 6 30 pm. or 8 30 9.30 p m Hookkreplng/ Principles or Accounts: Mornirg Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. 10 00— 1100 am Afternoon
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      741 25 TVFIWftITIMO. aOOK KII'IHC. m«th. (8«r.lor CiinbfMid -t.rtin. Mtrih. -Its Per*. b,b«r Oqrlsoi Juntion. lei 44H07T OC I lopposlt* R««)_ *****. INQAPOR*. INITITUTI OP JCIINCI, jkj.a. Barucooa Road. T»l M 1430. 1«7I Imwh Now is Procre**! rot ■ettnc*. *Uib*matic* Enmish For All CUsm. CITY A GUILD* TECHNICAL COUMIS (1) llMtrtsal IntiilMfMi
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      833 25 t«O4 TO LONDON. Fly FETC Charter Flight* Singapore London $404. Kuala Lumpur London via Singapore $433 50. Singapore Brussels 625/-. Singapore N-v. York SOU)/-. FETC la the so c Charterer of British Caledonian Airways' 8707 and SaMr Air* DC-* wbtch bay* full traffic right* to fly regularly between Singapore and
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      1087 25 Machinery, plaint lor mmlm KLItCHOCRAPH MOOIL KISI electronic engraving machine for making newspaper and commercial printing blocks. Mas. block sue 23 4 s 15. 4 cm (10 x 10 las.). Pleas* ring *****1 Ext. 32 (Singapore, Mia* Chua for more Information TWO UNITS BIDFORO THAILIRS 1966 model twelve tons capacity
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      895 25 SPECIAL OFFER- Washable embossed i «»llpap*r at Sl5 per roll -40 s-i ft. Non-embossed wallpaper at to »v per roll-60 sq ft. Wall-to-wall carpeting at 51. 20 per an. ft. onward*. Call 4419*0 for free measurements. PHILCO, ILICTROLUX. ACOO Kero ■In* Refrigerators. Alr-conditwoer* treeier. Neccbl Sewing Machine •ales, service, demonstration.
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      936 25 CAPRICORN AIRCONDITIONING COMPANY. New and used all kind' ill-conditioners. Trade-in. nntai. ■ale* and maintenance service. Tel: 2*V44 Spore WHETHER YOU NIID the service* of our lady barber* or lady escorts' Pleas* Call at Merlgold' 6. Dublin Road. Tel. *****2. 376V40. *****7 S pore HOMI SERVICE we *h.impoG carpet* pollab all
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      391 25 NOTICE Notice is hereby Riven that pursuant to the Sale of the assets of the Company to Eastern Palace (Supreme House) Private Limited, the Mikado Restaurant Si Night Club has ceased business as from 13th February. 1972. For the convenience of our business associates, the office will be opened during
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      Kean Siew is right on target for Penang
      68 26 I IM Kean Siew (left) riding up to score Penang's second gcal in their Heah Cup pol. match against Iskandar Club at Penang. On the right is J. Brmsden, also of Penang, tin cup was, however, won by Selangor 'B", who beat
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      258 26  - Bukit Timah betting hits record EPSOM JEEP By IHE Singapore Turf Club handled a record turnover of $12 million on totalisator betting at the four-day meeting which ended on Sunday. Betting on the $5 win and place tote on lour days was just short of $9-million an all-time record. And
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      225 26 WEIGHTS for the four handicap events In the Penang amateur race meeting on Saturday: CLASS 1 8F HANDICAP: Thunder Court 12.10: Banait 12.4; Joy Spinner 12.2; Dynamite 12 1 Feature Film 12.0 Bronze Knight 12.0: Royal Brass 11.13; November Sun 11.12; Pizarro 111 11.12: Instant Power 11.11; Pinkaon
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      Ngiow suspended and fined $500
      802 26 '|'HE Stipendiary Ste--1 ward's report on the races at Buk.it Timah last weekend; SATLRDAY Race 1: hronrho (A K. Cheami and Baflin (M. Ismalli were slow to Jump iway. Baffin raced wide alcng the back straight. M 1- mail explained that his mount Jumped away
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      Fabulous Lv: His entry in doubt
      561 27  -  ERNEST FRIDA ASIAN CIRCUIT GOLF... by MYSTERY surrounds the entry of the fabulous "Mr. Lv" Taiwan's Lv Liang Huan, the British Open runner-up for this year's Asian Circuit golf championship. Leonardo "Skip" Guinto, chairman of the Asian Golf Confederation, said on his arrival In
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      Confirmed: China's table tennis team will tour Malaysia
      259 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. China's World table tennis champions will visit Malaysia this year, a spokesman for the Table Tennis Association of Malaysia said here today. The dates have yet to be decided but it Is likely to be in the first week
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      Promoted team upset MSA
      204 27 NEWLY-PROMOTED Nasuk United caused the biggest upset in Business Houses Football when they edged Senior League runners -up Malaysia-Singapore Airlines 1-0 in the Div. One League and Cup competition at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. After a scoreless first half, Nasuk got the winning goal through their
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      $150,000 winner
      103 27 CX)RT LAUDERDALE. Florida. r Mon. Tom Welskopf shot a four-under-par 68 yesterday for a one-stroke victory over Jack Nlcklaus In golf's richest tournament, the U*****,000 Jackie Gleason classic. Weiskopf overtook Nicklaus with an eagle on the par-five 15th hole and a birdie on the par-four 17th to finish
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      Champ beaten
      42 27 HAGEN. West Germany Mon. Kjell Johansson of Sweden caused an upset in the West German Open Table Tennis Championships here last night when he beat his compatriot Stellan Bengtason. the World champion. 21-19, 21-10. 21-17 in the men's singles final.
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      Mix-up, so no game for Russian -champs
      290 27 Mix-up, so no game for Russian -champs- DYNAMO Tiblisi, Russia's soccer lea g n c champions, arrived here yesterday disappointed that their scheduled match against Singapore on March 4 had to be called off because of a mixup in correspondence. The team of 20 players and six officials cane here
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      The competitors
      400 27 COMPETITORS (or thf Singapore O(vn beginning on Thursday: Australia: V Bennet. J. Boyle DI Ooodr. O. Marsh. W McWllliam. A Murray. F. Phillips I. Stanley. P. Thomson. J. Vaugli. O. Wolstenholme. Burma: Mya Aye Canada: M. Thomson. Hone Kong: J. Hardwire. P Pang. C. Hardwicke (A). Japan: K.
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      Kiwis play for a draw
      50 27 ST. JOHNS, Antigua. Mon New !i»land declined the challenge to score 151 In 20 overs for victory and their cricket, match against Leeward Ireland ended In a draw. Scores- Leeward Islands 243 and 111-6 dec tJ. Allan 58) New Zealand 204 (Wadsworth 67) and 22-0.
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      Danes win 7-0
      30 27 MANILA, Mon. Denmark's Boldklubben trounced Kowloon Motor Bus of Hong Kong 7-0 In a football tournament match here last night. The Danes led 4-0 at half time
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      Toto and MSA should brighten up Div 1
      468 27 Toto and MSA should brighten up Div 1 THIS YEAR'S National League First Division, scheduled to begin on March 28, should provide better, competitive football with the return of former "giants", Singapore Toto Pools, and the inclusion of the Business Houses League runnersup Ma:aysla-Singapore Airlines, reports JOE DORAI. These two
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      Saints overwhelm their opponents in schools rugby 'sevens'
      283 27 pHAMPIONS St. Andrews \j School opened their title defence with a bang when they trounced Toh Tuck 24-0 in a Schools National seven-a-slde B division rugby match at Woodsvllle yesterday, report* GODFREY ROBERT. The huge win proved that the Saints can maintain
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    A hopeful first step, says Razak
    249 28 A hopeful first step, says Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tuk Abdul Razak today welcomed the declaration by the United States and China that both are opposed to spheres of influence. The Malaysian Prime Minister said this position by the two big powers "lies at the heart of the neutralisation proposal"
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    RED LEADERS SPLIT BY POWER STRUGGLE
    100 28 KUCHING, Mon. A power struggle Is going on among the leaders of the communist organisation in Sarawak. A former deputy regimental commander of the so-called Paaokan Ra'ayat Kalimantan Utara (Paraku) disclosed this today. Sim Kirn Loong, 35, who was deputy commander of the 2nd
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    35 28 LONDON. Mon. British Petroleum announced last night It has signed an agreement with Columbia Oas Development of Canada (or a £10 million gas and oil exploration programme off Canada's cart coast. UPI
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    435 28 T ONDON, Mon. The market cloud Inner In active two way Interest but sains were fcomewhat trimmed on proat-taktiw. At 3 p.m. the Financial Ttmei index stood at 320. 0. Unilever reversed earlier gain* ahra.i of tomorrow's results while Brrcham* and Dunlop also came back. EMI. BATs. Claxo.
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    118 28 TWO U.S. NEWSMEN ALLOWED TO STAY SHANGHAI, Mon. Two US news correspondents have been granted permission to remain in China after the visit of President Nixon. Three others were told they did not have to leave Shanghai with other newsmen covering the President, but could leave by way of Hong
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    Final handshake
    36 28 PHESI D E N T Nixon shakes hancfa with Prime Minister Chou Kn-Uii iit the end of his historictrip to GlilM before boarding the Presidential plane at Shanghai airport for the I.S. ITI photo.
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    Woman hostage freed after police siege
    177 28 rKYO, Mon. Police tonight rescued a housewife held hostage by leftwlng gunmen for the past 10 days at Karulzawa after a bloody fight in which two policemen were killed. Mrs. Yasuko Muta. 31. was freed apparently unhurt after a record 218 hours as prisoner
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