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Title Section18 1972-04-09 1 The Sunday Times Largest sales in Si. Asia No. 1878 SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1972 25 CENTS SINGAPORE EDITION18 words
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Article490 1972-04-09 1 VIETCONG OFFENSIVE GATHERING STEAM IN MEKONG DELTA SAIGON, Saturday I THE Communist Command's offensive slowed in some sectors of South Vietnam today, but gathered steam in the Mekong Delta south of Saigon, where rocket, mortar and small ground assaults nearly doubled. The United States, meanwhile, rushedAP - 490 words
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Article64 1972-04-09 1 MOSCOW. Sat. Russia yesterday launched the sixth satellite In its Inter-Cosmos series to study cosmic radiation and meteor particles in space near the earth, Tass news agency reported. The sputnik, looping at an altitude of between 203 and 258 kilometres (126 and 159 miles), was conductingReuter - 64 words
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Article, Illustration301 1972-04-09 1 Secret Nixon plan to use nuclear weapons WASHINGTON, Sat President Nixon is prepared to use nuclear weapons if the communist offensive threatens the orderly withdrawal of American troops from South Vietnam, Columnist Jack Anderson reported yesterday. He said that contingency plans drafted for nuclear warfare in Indo-China had been constantlyAP; UPI - 301 words
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Article31 1972-04-09 1 ROME. Sat. Four RAF personnel were reported mlwlng and three injured today when their Andover plane crubad shortly after take-off from Anpugnano military airfield near Siena. ReuUr.31 words
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238 1972-04-09 1 SALT LAKE CITY (Utah), Sat. A hijacked United Airlines Boelng-727 jet landed here today after an armed hijacker baled out with a ransom of US$5OO,OOO (about Ssl.s million). The six crew members were unharmed and were taken away for questioning. PoliceReuter; UPI - 238 words
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84 1972-04-09 1 BANOKOK. Sat. Communist guerillas ambushed and wounded seven Thai soldiers, including an army major. In the southern province of Surat Thanl yesterday. About 30 guerillas armed with American automatic rifles and grenade launchers cornered the soldiers near Government camp in Vlengsa dlitrlct, about 585Reuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration247 1972-04-09 1 Tanzania VicePresident killed by gunmen DAR ES SALAAM. Sat. SHEIKH Abeid Karume, leader of Zanzibar's ruling Revolutionary Council, was assassinated last night as he relaxed with other Island leaders. A statement from Tanzanian President Julius Nye rere. read over the radio, said 67-year old Sheikh Karume, who came to powerReuter - 247 words
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Article52 1972-04-09 1 MANILA, Sat. Attending physicians of Philippine Foreign Secretary Carlos Romulo today feared a trip to Singapore to attend the fifth Association of Asian Nations (ASEAN) meeting on April 13-14 may result In complications and setback* Mr. Romulo Is recuperating from a near-fatal traffic accident lastUPI - 52 words
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Article37 1972-04-09 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. Former President Lyndon Johnson was reported to be resting comfortably today In an Intensive care unit at University of Virginia Hospital after suffering chest pains for the second tune in two years. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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46 1972-04-09 1 Latest TWO WARSHIPS HIT, SAYS HANOI HONG KONG. Sat. North Vietnamese shore batteries today set fire to two American warships. Radio Hanoi reported. The broadcast said the ships were hit off Quant Blnh Province immediately to the north of the Demilitarised Zone. Reuter. (See this page)Reuter - 46 words
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Advertisement104 1972-04-09 1 i insiiS3»anEhnr M fc— 1 shoes B^ always Art No 8756^^s^ fjr British Cabinet reshuffle Page 2 GEN. PANGGABEAN on ties with Spore 5 FRASER TRIAL 6 7~ THIRD man held in kidnap case 7 MORE drur addicts In Woodbridge 8 MR. LEE on role of Polytechnic 9 GOVT pledge104 words
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Advertisement92 1972-04-09 1 CASSETRIDGE CASSETRIDGE CASSETRIDGE CASSETRIDGE CASSETRIDGE CASSETRIDGE CASSETRIDGE Sanyo brings together the cassette fan and the cartridge fan under one car roof. FT-1 100 car stereo satisfies both. And records directly from cartridge to cassette. With 20W of total music power, there's enough sound even for a convertible. Classy styling. Simple92 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous15 1972-04-09 1 The weather The weather outlook for Singapore today from S a.m. to noon: Isolated «hower«15 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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154 1972-04-09 2 Revenge threat to pilot who shot hijacker JAKARTA, Sat. Security officers stood guard today outside the house of an Indonesian pilot who shot dead a hijacker following reports that his life was being threatened. A police spokesman said the guards were there to protect Indlarto Sugondo and his family fromReuter - 154 words
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Article45 1972-04-09 2 KARACHI, Sat. Japan will resume aid to Pakistan shortly, Mr. Ohulam Mustafa Jatol. Pakistan Minister (or Communications, said today on his return from Japan and other Southeast Asian countries as a special envoy of President Zulflkar AU Bhutto. AP.AP - 45 words
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Article34 1972-04-09 2 HONO KONO, Sat. A Chinese delegation left Peking for Ceylon today to sign an agreement on the joint shipping route between the two countries, the New China Newt Agency iNCNA) reported. UPI.UPI - 34 words
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Article21 1972-04-09 2 TEHERAN. Sat. Twentytwo people. Including seven Soviet experts, were killed today when two buses collided in south-east Iran. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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327 1972-04-09 2 Heath reshuffles Cabinet in bid to win next poll LONDON, Sat. Prime Minister Edward Heath altered his administration yesterday in a bid to promote industrial development, reduce unemployment and win the next general election. He dropped five ministers, appointed 11 new ones and the size of his Cabinet is nowReuter - 327 words
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Article, Illustration126 1972-04-09 2 FIVE DIE IN SEOUL OIL BLAZE StOlL. Sat. Five people died and four others are missing believed dead in a fire that destroyed a refinery tank containing 60.000 barrels of oil. The five who died were welding a railing on top of the 30 -ft. (12--metre) high tank in Honam126 words
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Article37 1972-04-09 2 BEIRUT, Sat. Soviet Prime Minister Alexel Kosygln said today Iraq and the Soviet Union have "laid down a firm basis for relations between them, which nobody will be able to shake." Baghdad Radio reported. UPI.UPI - 37 words
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240 1972-04-09 2 BELFAST, Sat MILITANT Protestants today blasted Britain's peace campaign In Northern Ireland and warned they would fight it with arms if necessary. Mr. William Cra 1 g. leader of the hardline Van( v a r d Movement, levelled the threat at Britain's takeover ofAP - 240 words
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Advertisement342 1972-04-09 2 SAVINCSSAu/ lADItl: «HTS imr.rt.rf Panty-lwM ft»«ki»»«. Haim f m—wtr* wMi (few* Irsa sV^.t r«« l'«clu.W. TatfUt importti »«b Ui4i*f *trtt at $tS/--l.'c.i^.V A-atta-i footle Thai milk (stala Mt. pdM*) 41" .1 *ll«0 M tnAtt9^ tMm M«to. Sh~. i»"«iB Fr.net! chiffon in 10 at SJf.M Bar pair. dl»f«r.nt «>l a un342 words
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PEOPLE
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189 1972-04-09 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Sixteen year old Annamalal Saminathan is a typical symbol of a multiracial society. For he speaks, reads and writes not only English, but also Mandarin, Malay and Tamil. Next to English, his favourite language is Mandarin. Samlnathan, a shy Secondary Four189 words
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Article41 1972-04-09 3 HOLLYWOOD. 8«t. Brian Donlevy, tough-guy star of movies since 1934. is dead of throat cancer at age 69. Donlevy died on Wednesday night at the Motion Picture Country Hospital where he had undergone surgery last year. UPI.UPI - 41 words
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Article, Illustration417 1972-04-09 3 ••ordeal of a rebel with a cause J^OSCOW, Sat. Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn, who was due to receive the Nobel Prize insignia tomorrow, was publicly denounced in his own country yesterday as a man "gifted with indescribable intellectual arrogance." The attack, the bitterest and most detailed yet to appearReuter - 417 words
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Article30 1972-04-09 3 CANBERRA. Sat. The Chief of the Malaysian Armed Forces Staff, General Tan Sri Ibrahim, will visit Australian service establishments from April 10 to 16. Defence Minister terday. AP.AP - 30 words
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Article, Illustration455 1972-04-09 3 SUAN KOOI LIM - Two faces of a war-time news censor SUAN KOOI LIM By SINGAPORE, Sat. He assumed two personalities during the Japanese Occupation in Singapore. By day, he was news censor for the Japanese, making sure only news favourable to the Japanese was released. By night, he risked his life tapping news455 words
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Article48 1972-04-09 3 HOLLYWOOD, Sat. Isabel Jewell, who went from movie star of the 1930s appearing In classics such as Gone With The Wind and Lost Horizon to court dockets In her :ater yean for drunkeness and bad checks, was found dead In her home Wednesday She48 words
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Article123 1972-04-09 3 PENANG, Fri. A rest--1 lew younr hitch-hiker la planning to leave hi* home and family for the second time in two yean. This time, ifs not the eaU of adventure that Is drawing 22-year-old Khor Hock Chew across the seas it's the lore of tomance.123 words
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Article, Illustration211 1972-04-09 3 It's not magic but flowers 'bloom' foi Madam -Jow CINGAPORE, Sat Flowers bloom through her Angers in the twinkling of an eye, but Madam Jow Ec Chun is no magic horticulturist. With paper tissue, crepe, newspaper and napkins as her working material, she deftly transforms them into flowers of all211 words
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Article174 1972-04-09 3 ZAITON -GIRL WITH A HEART OF GOLD KOTA BHARU, Saturday. J^ITTLE Zaiton is only six years old. But she has a heart as big as a mountain. She likes to look at the newspapers her news vendor father brings home at the end of the day So when a few174 words
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Advertisement484 1972-04-09 3 'WRITING' A hobby that can pay cash dividends! Writing can b« a most rewarding hobby. Substantial fees are paid by magazines and newspapers for articles and abort stories. And the demand far exceeds the supply. Editors are constantly looking for material and will give full encouragement to promising new writers.484 words
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Advertisement286 1972-04-09 3 CORN OIL LAM SOON Poly-unsaturaled A\ Ib 4.95 PARTY SAUSAGES PLUMROSE DENMARK 16 oz 1.35 RH ROAST SCOTCH (454 g) Ib 2.80 CRICRIR RREAITI DANISH (454 g) Ib 1.80 IROBLRER LAMI N.Z. (454 g) Ib 85 FRO 6 LESS (454 g) Ib large 350 PRAWR MEAT Frozen (454 g) Ib286 words
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Advertisement134 1972-04-09 4 yLdrfßalf^ inflll IbJ r t. Ifr^iiArffl^iti -Jiiir^ TODAY SINGAPORE TOMORROW THE WORLD! v^^ Today, the Air Ceylon DCB jets into Singapore. A great VuC'oN looking DCB. Inside and out. With magnificent CeyloneseW K inspired interior decor, fashioned and prepared in Paris V by French designers. Here is the beginning of134 words
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Article, Illustration411 1972-04-09 5 No problem that cannot be solved to our mutual advantage: Gen. Panggabean SINGAPORE, Saturday INDONESIA has pledged to open up a new perspective in co-operation with Singapore, the Indonesian Minister of State for Defence and Security, Gen. M. Panggabean, said last night. At a banquet In honour of Defence Minister,411 words
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152 1972-04-09 5 Post Office savings reach record $100 mil SINQAPORE, Sat— Savings In Post Offlce Savings Bank is reaching the $100 million mark an all-time high record. The bank today announced a record $99 million standing to the credit of depositors at the end of March. Figures for March also gave a152 words
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Article61 1972-04-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The government has froaen all applications to set up paper factories In Malaysia to ensure a viable field tor the Federation of Malaya Fertilizer and Paper Industry Co-operative Society Announcing this today. Trade and Industry Minister Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl said the measure was taken61 words
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Article47 1972-04-09 5 SINOAPORE, Sat. The Chinese YMCA (Youth Department) Is starting a flve-sesslon course on Oeneral Paper for Higher School Certificate students on April 17. Classes will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7.30 to 9 p.m. at the association premises In Palmer Road.47 words
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Article43 1972-04-09 5 29 pass TTC re-exam SINGAPORE, Sat. Twentynine out of 66 student* who sat for the Teachers' Training College Professional Part I reexaminations here last month have passed. The biggest batch of 25 successful candidates came from the Certlflcate-ln-Educatlon Oeneral two-year full-time English course.43 words
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Article, Illustration358 1972-04-09 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. 0 Statistics can be deceptive and misleading. Prof. Llm Chong Yah, Professor of Economics and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Singapore, said this today at an International V s Men's Club lunch at358 words
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82 1972-04-09 5 CID officer for crime course in Tokyo SINGAPORE, Sat. A CID officer, Supt. AuYong Weng Wah. will leave for Tokyo on Monday for a three-month course In treatment of crime and delinquency. Supt. Au-Yong, who is Superintendent of Secret Societies, will return on July 11. The course will Introduce policeAgencies - 82 words
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Article43 1972-04-09 5 SINOAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Handicaps' Friendship Club has decided not to publish their proposed souvenir magazine. The decision la to avoid confusing the putllic as the club had earlier -warned of certain unauthorised people selling advertisements for the magaCne43 words
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Article26 1972-04-09 5 smOAPORB, Bat. The Chinese YMCA (Adult Department) Is conducting a 12-sesslon beauty course at the association premises In Palmer Road starting on April 14.26 words
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271 1972-04-09 5 Moorer wasn't speaking for the US: Malik JAKARTA, Sat. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today Admiral Thomas J. Moorer's statement that the United States must have the freedom to use the Straits of Malacca "did not represent the voice of the United States Government." He was speaking to newsmen at271 words
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Article45 1972-04-09 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.— A 25--member delegation from the Junior Chamber of Singapore *uts left for Hong Kong to attend the four-day Asian regional conference. The theme of the conference Is The World la our Community. The team will return on Tuesday45 words
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Advertisement19 1972-04-09 5 r RECORD 1 LUBRARYJ DIVISION OF ATLAS SOUND CC IM M»k.i SVMt Mull. Slorty Co Put BM» Span 1.19 words
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Advertisement405 1972-04-09 5 An impressive gif t^\ designed and X^ engraved in Paris. Place Vendome by Parker. Here is truly fine jewelry that writes... designed and engraved in Paris by Parker craftsmen, then sheathed in 20-micron 16K gold or 30-micron silver plate. The distinctive patterns of Parker's Place Vendome writing instruments reflect their405 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous801 1972-04-09 5 On your TV and Radio 11 M AM: Opening and Mr. Magoo S.IS Disneyland: The Man From J-JJ f; *<>l[»rTrm« summary 7.M Programme summary 11.21 Pesta Pop (repeat) Bitter Creek \*J. *™W»« 11.21 Star Soccer: Oerby County S.SS For the Family (Englislv- LIS* 1 11 Djri Coventry City repeat) J-Jf801 words
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Article, Illustration1867 1972-04-09 6 CHIA POTEIK; BEN DAVIDSON - CHIA POTEIK and BEN DAVIDSON DAY SIX OF THE FRASER TRIAL Singapore, Sat. A WITNESS in the Fraser trial said today that William Anthony Measor. a director of Fraser and Co. (Pte), quoted property values of1,867 words
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Advertisement354 1972-04-09 6 SUPERIOR TRAINING backed by 22 years of expertise and international exchange of training knowhow produces the STAMFORD SECRETARY (epitomising excellence in Secretarial skills) During 1970/71 Stamford Centre Secret tries scored more full certificate passes than all others combined. Our next Full-time (DAY) and Part-time evening courses commence 1 7th April354 words
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461 1972-04-09 7 SINGAPORE, Sat A FIRM of charter- ed surveyors, valuers and estate agents has filed a libel suit In the High Court in connection with a front-page article entitled "Quo Vadis STC?" in a local trade journal, the Singapore Investor.461 words
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Article86 1972-04-09 7 Car park attendant allowed bail SINGAPORE. Sat. A car park attendant, charged with criminal breach of trust of 20 cents, was allowed bail of $500 by a district court today. Tan Poh Hen*. 29, was remanded on Thursday when he denied the alleged offence, which was said to have been86 words
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223 1972-04-09 7 A lab to check drug makers' claims JOHORE BAHRU, Sat Malaysia may soon have Its own national control laboratory to check the validity of claims made by drug manufacturers on their products. This laboratory, being planned as a step towards checking drug abuse, will have many other functions. These include223 words
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Article45 1972-04-09 7 BINOAPORE, Sat -Three Indonesians were each Jailed lor a month today (or •nlerinf Singspore without a pass or permit on Wednesday. Salal Muall. 18, Sudal Dahlan. IS. and Bernados, as, admitted that they landed at an unknown beach that day.45 words
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Article23 1972-04-09 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The second Ajlan Martial Art* demonstration was held at the Chinee YMCA In Palmer Road at 7.J0 p.m. today.23 words
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123 1972-04-09 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. A labourer, who told a kathi that he wu a bachelor and took a sooond wife six months alter he waa firm* married, waa Jailed for three months by a district court today. Akbar bin Huaaln, 17, admitted havinr123 words
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224 1972-04-09 7 Police hold third man in kidnap case SINGAPORE, Sat CID detectives today arrested another man who they believe is involved in the kidnapping of an Indonesian business executive here Ipst month. The man was walking with his wife along Pay a Lebar Road at 7.3« a.m. today when two detectives224 words
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199 1972-04-09 7 Malays urged to pool capital for industries KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Trade and Industry Minister Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl today advised Malays to pool their capital to set up a fund for collective investment in profitable Industries. This, he said, would ensure that Malays would have a fair share in profitable199 words
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Article36 1972-04-09 7 SINGAPORE, Bat. The Chinese YMCA Is organising a karate course (or bt«lnn«r* at St. Oabriel's Secondary School grounds In Upper Berangoon Registration can t»? made at the school on Mondays and Thursdays.36 words
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Advertisement140 1972-04-09 7 GRANULATED SUGAR, ORCHID, 5 Ib. per bag 51. 55 SLICED COOKED HAM, SKINLESS DEFATTED per Ib. $2.60 CORNED BEEF, HEREFORD, 12 oz. par can 51. 85 FRUIT JUICE DRINK, DELMONTE, 46 oz 2 lor 51. 70 Pineapple/Orange Pineapple Strawberry And 3 other flavours SWEET CORN CREAM STYLE, WATTIES 16 oz.140 words
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Advertisement443 1972-04-09 7 W€^^J\ iKIaH r^Ti aWIaM i- f sHIBTIBBm w .aWNar^BßVti I 1 t! JSjji Lombard North Cantfl Hud OMict. Curion SUetl. London Subsidiary and Associate Banks and Finance Houses: Lombard Australia Limited Canberra. Sydney. Melbourne. Adelaide. Perth. Brisbane, Hobart Newcastle. Wollongong. Liverpool. Geelong. Parramatta. Bankstown. Chettwood Lombard New Zealand Limited Auckland.443 words
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520 1972-04-09 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. I^HERK has been an increase in the number of drag-takers admitted to Woodbridge Hospital in recent years, Dr. Tsoi Wing Foo, the hospital's acting Medical Superintendent disclosed in an interview yesterday. Dr. Tsoi, who later gave a talk on the520 words
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Article36 1972-04-09 8 SINOAPORE. Bat M. Valthllmgam piUal. 51. jobless, was Jailed for a day today (or stealIng 13.9 kilogrammes <33 katUi of cloves worth $179 from a lighter, at lelok Ayer Basin between Tuesday and Friday.36 words
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Article29 1972-04-09 8 SINOAPORE. Sat The vacant land ofl Raffles Quay has been made a parking lot under the Parkins Place* Act. The fee U one dollar per entry.29 words
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134 1972-04-09 8 SINGAPORE. Bat. Ten primary pupils from Chinese schools In and around Jurong Town today received scholarships worth $100 each from the MP for Jurong, Mr. Ho Kah Leong. The money was raised by the Lions Club of Singapore Jurong last July at Its Installation dinner134 words
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336 1972-04-09 8 ONLY 15p.c. OF MALAYS IN WEST MALAYSIA LIVE IN TOWNS KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. ABOUT 15 per cent A of the Malay population of 4,685.838 in West Malaysia live in the urban areas, according to the 1970 census report. The report gives the percentages of the other two major races as:336 words
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503 1972-04-09 8 Investors told: Use methods that suit local conditions KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. lun Abdul Razak last night called on foreign investors to adopt production techniques suited to Malaysian conditions. The Prime Minister suggested that they take stock of the specific areas they had invested in and the technology they employed. He503 words
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Advertisement86 1972-04-09 8 flow /elect your own colour TV programme/ in convenient co//ette/! Now see this new development in home entertainment. The SONY COLOUR VIDEO CASSETTE SYSTEM allows you to view TV programmes in the comfort of your home when you want it, as long as you want it, and always with the86 words
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Article, Illustration268 1972-04-09 9 SINGAPORE, Saturday r»FAV things will prove more refreshing to the ear than the sweet sound of music from a choir of young voices blended .11 song. The boys and girls of the National Theatre Club's Children's Troupe (above) have268 words
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Article88 1972-04-09 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Regional Centre for Educa tlonal Innovation and Technology (Innotech) of the South east Asian Mm lsters of Education Orga nlsation. will hold a four day seminar on Educational Technology from Monday. Th« seminar, jointly organised by the Academy jt Educational Development. wll< be88 words
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534 1972-04-09 9 SINGAPORE, Sat M\\. USE KUAN 1 YEW said tonight that of the post secondary educational institutions in Singapore, the Polytechnic had been a most worthwhile investment. "From 1990 to 1971. it produced a total of 3.729 graduates," the Prime Minister told member*534 words
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Advertisement93 1972-04-09 9 EASTER GIFT j^^^^f||D^^^^ Iflfc^^J T'*l I f NAME OF PARTICIPANTS iflH^ him 7^n>n[ 1 rniFMAIi QTQFFT QIIICKDnDIR >«<" a-~ [W *zZ*amW** wEm llt uULtmßllolntM.omaAPunio. SSrSi m st^u,. t ,^^m] B^^ J Vort.k 110 UfeOTtT Uwm^mrt t mpo ri*m Pt« \mW^^ I^. V^k^^^araJ I »«wIM t^«M> K.iK-k C. 6-1 J/I* l.rt»,»93 words
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378 1972-04-09 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. THE Government will do everything to help farmers alleviate their problems over the price of pigs. The Minister of State for Finance. Tang See Chiin, who pledged this tonight, said: "The Government has a duty to look after farmers.378 words
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78 1972-04-09 10 GERMANY, STORE MODIFY AIR TRAFFIC RIGHTS SINGAPORE, Sat. Germany and Singapore have agreed to modify the exchange of air traffic rights granted under the Air Services Agreement of IM9. Mr. H.W. Paas of the German Ministry of Transport led his country's five-mem-ber negotiating team and Mr. Cheong Pak Chow, Director78 words
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Article53 1972-04-09 10 SINOAPORE. Sat. Results of the "Five Best Chinese School Students, 1071" contest will be announced early next month. The contest Is being jointly organised by the Nanyang Slang Pau, Singapore Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union, and Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union to encourage outstanding students to53 words
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Article43 1972-04-09 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Adult Education Board will start an eight-week course In orchid cultivation at Botanic Oardena on April 17. Application forms are available from the board office In Calmhlll Road or at Cultural Centre In Canning Rise.43 words
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Article44 1972-04-09 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Government will oner 141 tub. of unclaimed and uaed motor vehicles, plants and stores for public auction on April 17 and 18 from 10 ».m Further details are available from Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co. (Pte) Ltd.44 words
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Article74 1972-04-09 10 SINGAPORE, Sat— Police have found the body of an elderly man In a canal off Braddell Road. Police spokesman Supt. Khong HeiiK Nuee said today: "The unidentified man was about 55 years, five feet five Inches tall. and wore black shirt and trousers." Police74 words
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Article, Illustration96 1972-04-09 10 CHESS MASTER LIAN ANN TAKES A 'QUEEN' SINGA P O B E chest master Tan Lian Ann and his bride, the former Miss jane Urn Poh Cbuan, after their wedding at the Church of St. Bernadette in Zion Road yesterday. Mr. Tan has been a leading chess player for several96 words
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Article90 1972-04-09 10 Two more chit funds pay up SINGAPORE, Sat. Two more chit fund companies have paid cash deposits to the Monetary Authority of Singapore. They are the Tolley Chit Fund Corpn. and Tai Heng Lee Tontine Fund Corpn. Ltd. This brings to 21 the total number of companies known to have90 words
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Article40 1972-04-09 10 SINOAPORE, Sat— Zalnal bin Wahab, 21, jobieas. wma fined $1,000 today when he admitted having 100 MX pills containing methaqualone In a field beside the Part Authority Recreation Club at Buklt Chermln at 12.45 pm. yesterday.40 words
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Article38 1972-04-09 10 SINGAPORE, Bat.— Seaman Low Huan Jin, 26, was jailed for three yean today for unlawi fully having a .22 Mondial starter's revolver at his house In I Beach Road on March 10.38 words
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157 1972-04-09 10 Available now— forms for gardens tax relief SINGAPORE, Sat Forms to claim deduction from income tax for costs Incurred in maintaining private gardens are now available at aU post offices and at the Income Tax Department. A taxpayer can claim up to $300 for maintenance of a garden at his157 words
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424 1972-04-09 10 Forging a national culture in Singapore— by Prof Alatas SINGAPORE, Sat. The national culture of Singapore will evolve out of an Interplay between the forces of modernisation and the cultural heritage of the local people. This was a main line of thought introduced at this morning's seminar, Toward a National424 words
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Advertisement382 1972-04-09 10 I will teach you the secret of success iJm —how to pass exams! I —get a better job! Knowledge and qualifications are what you need to bring success. Alan Parker, Administrative Principal of the worldfamous Bennett College, can give you this knowledge, help you runMK qualify for a better job.382 words
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Advertisement59 1972-04-09 10 Europe 1/ waiting for you Choose from 6 different tours with 225 departures. Safari^ Aipmcftßhtac Spree Pdcemaker r E*tern Discovery WORLD TRAVEL. SERVICE I l"|g— lU '"I Please send ma free tour brochure. NAME ADDRESS Phone Age if under 21 Mail to: AMERICAN EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL INC. P.O. BOX 49. SINGAPORE59 words
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Article, Illustration1178 1972-04-09 11 lee Sli san - So you're on and not going abroad lee Sli san WHY is it that when a girl goes on leave these days, everyone immediately assumes that she's going to take off for a gay time in some distant land? And why do they act as Is she's cojnmittlng a cardinalMAZLAN BADRON - 1,178 words
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Article, Illustration1252 1972-04-09 11 They are the most truly liberated females pOR a man, acting the fool to make an audience, laugh Is ego-feeding. A male comedian can be lovable, Intellectual, satiric, obnoxious, aloof, detached, clever, witty, spiteful, foolish, aggressive, or even obscene. Laugh with him or at him It makes no1,252 words
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Advertisement647 1972-04-09 11 Advart iMinant Lemons Bring Beauty To Your Skin To keep the soft, (air bloom of youth on your complexion and to encourage a fine texture, your skin should be toned and cleansed with a special lemon skin freshener. Patted over your complexion before cosmetics are applied, lemon Delph freshener will647 words
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Article272 1972-04-09 12 Tradition and change PUBLIC reaction to the Malaysian High Court judgment which affirmed the validity of a husband's divorce of his principal wife according to Chinese customary law has been loud and vehement in some quarters. The implications of the decision can be considered from a number of viewpoints. Fundamentally,272 words
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Article125 1972-04-09 12 Impetus for culture TWERE is much to commend in the view that Singapore needs a permanent or semi-permanent dance theatre company. The proposal foUows the success of Singapore's cultural troupe at the Adelaide Festival of Arts. A permanent company on regular foreign tours could bring alive, as nothing else can,125 words
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Article, Illustration1102 1972-04-09 12 Battle draw youth away from crime Humane measures to eradicate juvenile delinquency By SUNDAY TIMES reporters RECENTLY, Welfare Services Minister, Tan Sri Fatimah, said comics, magazines, films and the environment had greatly influenced children to take to crime. Sunday Times reporters in West Malaysia conducted a probe into the extent1,102 words
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458 1972-04-09 12 JAMES RESTON Paris - JAMES RESTON Paris By IT IS hard to define 1 and dangerous to generalise, but there Is clearly a different spirit in the capitals of Western Europe these days, and a marked change in the attitude of officials here towards the UnitedNYT - 458 words
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882 1972-04-09 12 HARRY MILLER - Britain's bingo boom has a staggering £300 m echo HARRY MILLER. By London TO say that bingo Is big business In Britain would be something of an understatement. At least half a million people play it every day In licensed clubs. Over 1,600 such clubs have been registered. They have882 words
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Article28 1972-04-09 12 Awake! Thou wintry earth— Fling off thy sadness Thomas Blackburn. A highbrow Is the person who looks at a sausage and thinks of Picasso— A.P. HerbertAP - 28 words
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Advertisement189 1972-04-09 12 VANTO ACADEMY P. J. Lower Sixth Form: starting in April (Day Session and Night Session) Full scholarships available for those who have recognised merits in Histrionics, classical dancing, etc M.C.E.: Express classes starting on 3rd April 1972 QT./LCE.: Classes now in session There are a few vacancies Private Secretary's Certificate:189 words
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367 1972-04-09 13 Resident not moved by neighbours 'spirited' activities "VyiTCHCRAFT" allegedly practised by a family in Sungei Way, Selangor, is worrying "Resident" who claims it frightens his children. In a letter to us, "Resident" claims that the whole family, who lives in a low-cost Government terrace house, go into a trtnce. People367 words
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Article80 1972-04-09 13 •To R. PILLAY of Kuala Lumpur, who writes concerning his niece's application for Singapore citizenship. The Registrar of Citizen says: "The application for citizenship has been considered and refused in accordance with the existing policy on the grant of citizenship. "It Is regretted that there are no provisions in80 words
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Article168 1972-04-09 13 To VERONICA YEONG of Singapore. You should write to the Registrar, University of Singapore, for Information about the course for librarians. LEE SHOON KHONG of 183-D. Aljunled Road. Singapore v, lost his school certificate while travelling along Nlcol Highway on Feb. 6. Will anyone who has found it please168 words
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Article232 1972-04-09 13 To "DOUBTFUL" of Singapore. Regarding your query about taking up a parttime course at the Singapore Polytechnic, It is not possible to teli you whether your qualifications will be accepted as you do not specify what type of course you Intend taking up. The reason is because the Polytechnic232 words
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Article52 1972-04-09 13 To GINGER J. LIM of Singapore. All applicants for posts as trainee nurses in government hospitals MUST be Singapore citizens. We are, however, not conversant with the policy on citizenship status with regard to private hospitals and clinics. But we assume that preference is given to applicants who are52 words
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Article119 1972-04-09 13 To ABCI'L GAFOOR of Singapore. Regarding your query about entitlement to paid sick leave under the law. the Ministry of Labour says: The Employment Act stipulates that an employee shall be entitled to such paid sick leave after having served with an employer for a period of not119 words
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Article51 1972-04-09 13 HAS anyone lost a bunch of car keys with a tag "Overseas rnion Bank Limited"? The Under, Mohamed B. Suhahi can be contacted at No. 9, Jalan 8/18, PrUlinc Jaya after 5.30 p.m. or at the Engineering DrawIng Dept. of Bedford Finishing College, Pantai Valley, on any51 words
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565 1972-04-09 13 Bachelors in awe of a quirk in the law IN China it's the Year of the Rat. And in Scotland 'tis the year of the Cat and the Mouse! Let me explain: This is a leap year, right Now to most of us this is a mere quadrennial. But In565 words
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Advertisement197 1972-04-09 13 You want to get to your destination fast, conveniently. Chances are, we've got the flight schedule you want. Enjoy superior Boeing 737 or 707 Superjet comfort on the way. And the kind of inflight service even other airlines talk about. Call your MSA Travel Agent now. I Every Wednesday, Friday,197 words
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Article, Illustration1579 1972-04-09 14 MILLIONS of television viewers in Britain thrilled to their weekly professional wrestling bout recently. They saw Albert "Rocky" Wall, billed as British and Commonwealth heavyweight Champion, draw with "British mid-heavyweigkt champion" Mike Marino. The entire bout, I can report, was planned in advance. In other1,579 words
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Article193 1972-04-09 14 Tell-tale words WRESTLING has a language all its own. Some bits of jargon, like "Blue Eye" (hero) or "Heel" (villain), are easy to understand. But these are more difficult: CAT'S PAW: Draw. WORKER: Wrestler who can make it look real. STIFF WORKER: On* who's too "tight" or stiff. GO DOWN:193 words
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Advertisement52 1972-04-09 14 At the 7 th Singapore Grand Prix this BMW 2002 Coupe I Sa^r^^S lslHHßßFiflHßV^Hß^BißP'Vi^B^B^Bjßi^BHM^i^iii^ijjjk^i^i^Bi^B^Bi^i«^#^^M^^^^» I E£i 1 1 ml 1 S^9 I iSSt^k* aY Won Overall Ist in Clubman Saloon Tourer Cars (1O laps) driven by DAVE SCHOLLUM Fastest lap 2:38.9 |i-j CONTINENTAL MOTORS PRIVATE LIMITED \Br 50 52,BENCOOLEN STREET,52 words
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Article, Illustration1517 1972-04-09 15 ALDEN WHITMAN - ALDEN WHITMAN by The return of the prodigal to the land that scorned his genius. NEW YORK A KING in the United States today, which he left as an official outcast 20 years ago, Charles Spencer Chaplin is as mellow as only a man can be who has ridden1,517 words
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Article542 1972-04-09 15 MALAYSIA TODAVB highlight is the first part Of a film—Bertemu Rehat which tells the contemnorarv stnrv nf tho Irnm Rublah Superman plays the leading role of Saodah. the kampong girl. Abdullah Zalnol and Isha Bee co-star. (8 p.m. Nl). Mannlx Joins forces with a beautiful dtfenr? rt^n\y b542 words
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Advertisement401 1972-04-09 15 QUALIFY IHF FOR PROMOTION THROUGH WJUsJ SPECIALIZED TRAINING IN MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL SUBJECTS Learn at home to improve your position and to earn what you are really worth. ICS home-study courses have helped thousands of ambitious men to achieve promotion and better pay. Moderate fees all books supplied. Take the401 words
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Article, Illustration1017 1972-04-09 16 Gone are the film star's power and glamour A Century of Cinema Final part: By LESLIE NICHOLS THE lion roared. Gloria Swanson turned white and screamed. The cameras stopped rolling on the Hollywood set of "Male and Female," and producer Cecil B. De Mille hurried forward. He was carylng an1,017 words
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Article, Illustration985 1972-04-09 16 THE EXCITEMENT OF RACING IN THE RAIN 'THIS year's Singapore Grand Prix, proved to be very interesting in more ways than one. We saw excellent performances by local drivers in the Clubman races and lots of thrills and spills in the Grand Prix proper. And the rain made things very985 words
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Advertisement546 1972-04-09 16 f taw/nor wanes tws co*«u»ONo««cai aSUSjaSUS) laJRCCOMMC/ rntmmm .w^— T ff HI ttM I lOCM LMB TkCßab (VtN (HOWI HOW I CAN IDSMSN MMOdl stt^. KAftN WMILB. I UMN mom' (JoftFUfuai I JMB wrrw ajivrc. J i fBSSVf M Bf#fH jj f JtL I OK»»MTe*» )OA«MM«N 4bH vR #<e> Tver546 words
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Advertisement196 1972-04-09 16 .SELETARIS I teg GOES WITH V IH THE GOOD V U^ THINGS qnjiN life/ Just as you enjoy good food, you too will enjoy Seletaris— ?^^^^^^3 the mineral spa water which sSLETACt contains no sugar, helps inj NETS* digestion and cleanses the n tf9V palate. For years it has been196 words
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Miscellaneous278 1972-04-09 16 Sunday Times Crossword ACROSS: 2. Lettuce (3): S. DOWN: 1 Brtaknea* <•)■ azr"(ii i.. i Ai»? w !R c T^/Vwr t IS. Precious atone (5); 15. (3) H nk <»>: Shield-shaped (7); 17. With (6): 7. Arrange In order (7); (3>; IS. Perfect (S); 18. Under- g Dec.* (3)- o278 words
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Article, Illustration177 1972-04-09 17 Fussing over the birds of London Pictures by MAX KIAS SENG POETS sing their praises and call them their winged friends. But here in Singapore, birds the feathered type are not exactly wellloved creatures. Those that we see around us are usually behind bars caged by individuals for singing contests177 words
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Advertisement1355 1972-04-09 17 -—-————^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^—^^——I^—-—^^—^~—m—mm^— Above left More than one type of birds to watch out for N// n// at Trafal ar Sq uare %1^ mi A I YV^Ss y£F&EF" Top: Pigeon-feeding at Green ■CrUM imOTIf ):>^-^ Park, where seagulls and ■II HW^di U%m V ,i k'^,^-^- IU-l P""/-^* ducks also vie for attention.1,355 words
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Article, Illustration751 1972-04-09 18 Staff Writer - Malaysia confident of taking lead in the export of hard woods Staff Writer By MALAYSIA'S timber industry is expected to forge ahead in the next five years despite depressed conditions prevailing in the market during the later part of last year. During this period log exporters, particularly those from East751 words
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Article, Illustration445 1972-04-09 18 Shipments of timber from S'pore up again THE timber Industry in Singapore shows signs of improvement with exports increasing steadily, after the depressed conditions in the past two years. Mr. Pong Pin Chee, president of the Singapore Sawmlllers Association, said that increasing orders were now being re celved by the445 words
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Article, Illustration424 1972-04-09 19 K.S. Sidhu - K.S. Sidhu By THE woodworking industry has established itself as one of the most successful in Singapore, according to the proprietor of a manufacturing company. "With the modernisation programme going on In the many woodworking factories, the future offers almost limitless scope424 words
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Article, Illustration703 1972-04-09 20 Staff Writer - Industry gets a boost from 'more jobs' policy Staff Writer DEVELOPMENT AT FAST PACE By MALAYSIA'S woodworking and sawmllllng Industry has been developing at a fast pace over the last few years. Its fast growth has been generated by Government's policy to provide more Jobs for Malaysians and the better703 words
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421 1972-04-09 20 Producing mouldings by the modern techniques THE advantages of modern, rational moulding production can only be utilised to the full when a su i table automatic moulder is used. Nowadays two horizontal spindles for producing fillets of either single or multiple width are no longer adequate. To produce accurate workpieces421 words
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Article, Illustration21 1972-04-09 20 A mechanical loader trundling timber to a waiting ship. Forfcliftt art torn* of rhe equipment used to handle timber.21 words
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Article, Illustration49 1972-04-09 21 This machine has an electric eye which automatically spots defects on the boards peeled off the tree trunk. The machine also automatically cuts off the defective portion of the boards before these are used for making plywood. Mechanisation in mills and factories helps to increase production.49 words
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561 1972-04-09 21 MACHINERY and equipment used in Malaysia's timber and woodworking industry are highly sophisticated and ef f i dent. In some big sawmills the whole process from logging to moulding and packing is mechanised. It is true that there are sawmills in the country561 words
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Advertisement188 1972-04-09 18 f Count on IsforprSS woodworking 8 sow-milling machines 1 Jjk^^m fc- rnnrPTlill Portable Sawm.lls tf -S^^^dm^^ HTHSffIHI Mould n9 r hme NIKIS M Ideal for remote areas I (T JIFPJ^* I i limi mil W ith4to6cutterheads. IUIILUIIfIIL without electricity. Automatic universal double end^^^fi^^j^^ ffl IH mt~" \\mL m Jttto^H&j&^r^ m^188 words
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Advertisement101 1972-04-09 19 to La L~t v 1 EASY TO HANDLE r- *POWERFUL *TOU6H I I to^ f rfflUf *UPTODATE WITH ANTI -VIBRATION b npTiniuAl <I J. gt>J WRAP-AROUND HANDLES UKMUNALi J sssssss^^ f 4 X ALSO AMMLABLE J /M |L^* VARKXiS OTHER MODELS, BAR- SIZES, A f 1 GENUINE STIHL S/WVCH AJN101 words
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Advertisement322 1972-04-09 19 [AUTOREX] iFOUMTI H. VON WICHMANN kom ges FOLIN BROTHERS SON. BHO. High Speed and Heavy Duty Moulder* for the WOOD INDUSTRY from HALLER, West Germany V Issßiv' This picture shows a big and universal moulder with many features, which you may not require. However, we offer a complete range of322 words
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Advertisement123 1972-04-09 20 I fl DISC I mf SANDERS/ GRINDERS I CIRCULAR SAWS PLANERS TRIMMERS ORBITAL SANDER SUCKER/BLOWER M TABLE SAW HAMMER DRILLS J II DRILLS f^ BAND SAWS _j Alto availaMa: Othar MAKITA Powar Tool motfaU of 230 1 volts or 110 vola. Baby Sandars Band Saw! Belt Sindars Banch Drill Stjiai123 words
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Advertisement141 1972-04-09 20 a^H fill/ ll model no. 728 max il^" A l^B Vj«// U skill roto- hammer ii^K model no 195 w POWER TOOLS 2 L model no 582 KM I mj^ 1^ P single speed jigsaw ■Syz y j model no. 299 flii fgfjjS I^"hp router f^4" M HRAX^^^j model no141 words
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Advertisement188 1972-04-09 21 One -Man 25" ELECTRIC Chainsaw Model DD (Type No. 217) using fast-cutting 3-link chipper chain. CUT TROPICAL TIMBER LIKE. ijfffSu The established favourite of sawmills and plywood -veneer factories where electric current is available. Easy to start and stop (just pull or release trigger switch) Fully -automatic chain lubrication Longer188 words
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Advertisement369 1972-04-09 21 KILN HH TIMBER PLYWOOD vi:m-i:k or any other timber product you plan to complete plywood and veneer factories produce! Hildebrand is specialised in the and other wood-working machinery to supply of machinery for all types of almost every part of the world. Timber Processing Industries. Hilde- Hildebrand makes special machines369 words
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Advertisement32 1972-04-09 23 Pf^lfl B^^^^^^y^^^XßSS^BM^BMsßß^B^Bß^B^BWWW^ 1 1 19^^41 bsm^^^L 4^s» W^Sjs^ml s^P^l SM^s^BPJyWfP^ftfPlWliPßsl M B%^^^^sssa Wl W^M Hl^Us^sW MilUsls^sW WM BQfl iifllll -PPWP^^^""" 'xrvobmm**™' 2Tum*.knobuntHth. 24R-7TI 1 i perfect r#cßp€ioo. SoWA^»^S^«Su,«IUDKY(Sl i OIIE)IT^ITBIiS6«,CI»WK^A«nu..Sl n^ ROKY(iraDOSDKBHn444.J^T«wI«Afc*<IW«««.K.UO^SM^32 words
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Miscellaneous166 1972-04-09 23 do well. You'll find you're making n ;w friend*, and may even take a new Job or tackle the one you have from a different angle than before. The money situation should be excellent throughout the year. It IF It's your birthday today yon will go forward into a new166 words
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Miscellaneous285 1972-04-09 23 will be good for the first few months of your birthday period, that Is until about June, and then extremely good In the days Just before Christmas. In the New Tear of 1972 yon should make treat progress and you'll benefit not only through an Increase In salary but through285 words
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Miscellaneous751 1972-04-09 23 THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAPRICORN (Dec. 11Jan. 19): Oood luck surrounds you at the moment so you should make long-desired changes possible. You think out a new way of life and reorganise your routine. You say ''yes" to something that Is proposed on Thursday or should do well for new751 words
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Article, Illustration606 1972-04-09 24 DERMOT PURGAVIE - WE BELIEVE IN HAPPINESS' DERMOT PURGAVIE B y 1 Nf W YOHK WILL David Frost marry Diahann Carroll? Like a bird to a worm, America returns to the question with wearisome regularity. It is exhumed every time Mis* Carroll adorns Mr. Frost's arm, which is often. As at the royal606 words
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Article, Illustration231 1972-04-09 24 K.B. SIDHU - Bold love scenes in modern Indian movies K.B. SIDHU By INDIAN producers have come out of their "shell" and are making films they never dreamt of more than a decade ago. They are allowing more and more love scenes In Hindi films. The dialogue Is bold and quite vital to231 words
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Article232 1972-04-09 24 tV)R her programme to- night at the ShangriLa, French pianist Irene Pamboukjlan is playing Haydn's Sonata No. 2, Opus 79, Sonata K. 281 by Mozart, three pieces by Claude Debussy (Pagodes, Soiree dans Orenade and Jardlns Sous La Plule) and two of the movements (Minuet and Toccata) from232 words
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Article34 1972-04-09 24 SINGAPORE. B«t.— The Sony Fair at the Victoria Memorial Hall ha» attracted a crowd of more than 330,000 since lv opening on Thursday The fair wUI end tomorrow at p.m.34 words
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Article26 1972-04-09 24 81NOAPORZ, B»t— The lit Bn Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Band will perform at the Botanic Garden* tomorrow between S p.m. and 6 p.m26 words
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Advertisement242 1972-04-09 24 L W Ttkr Tsr^Jr P^PpORT KELANGW CPORT SMfETTEMHAIMI m. 3-DAY CRUISES 1 tree Demonstration of the latest hair fashions You are cordially invited to a demonstration by a hair stylist expert from Fair Lady Fashions. The styling and display will feature the exclusive Monfair 'Comfort' wigs. And even if you've242 words
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Advertisement65 1972-04-09 24 mmy SuTOey 7 :3opm S^ 3k |lj by me small pod 7" MM .f-f Try oor DOrh uuUM C._Zi B lamp etioc mnuia ataak. /^1 W pw* cnop- pi"b a generous S^H |A h»t»igo) ,actt* potatoes (M W. ""0 Weaad green send p^H i| t |^S Hmmm _us (Menus vaml?65 words
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Advertisement304 1972-04-09 24 Singapore's famed and favourite French Restaurant hat an exclusive a la carte menu of choice dishes from the Continent to satisfy even the most discerning gourmets. Musk for dining and dancing is provided by Coilin and the Cockpit '3. Weekend special with an oriental touch genuine lavanese Rijstaffel served by304 words
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Advertisement747 1972-04-09 24 ORGANISATION ft Uat 2 Day« B 11am. I.M, 4.0 c. ».M m t.l> R.cnofd Horrii s Ma.i la The WlMiwro" Scopa-color (WB) Taatanaw at a. JO »*4 V.lSaai. Morcel'o Mostrotonni Vlrno Lltl "Taa VOYEUR" Color (WB) NOW SHOwiNG-No Im LM 11am, 1.45, 4.00, *JO 4 f.)O W "SIX 4 THI747 words
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Article31 1972-04-09 25 PROUD TO ANNOUNCB that the Highly successful Joan Booty Fashion Skow held last nlgbt at th* Mandarin Hotsl featured Make-up by Uußarry. Sole agent* Wamsr Lambert. EnQUlrM*: Tel. 3*1493 B'por*.31 words
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Obituary49 1972-04-09 25 MADAM LIM FSCK NBO, wife of the late Mr. Tan Tlan I.y*. passed away peacefully on 7/4/72 at «40 p.m.. aged SS. leaving behind sons, daughtsrs. sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren aad greatsrandchlldrcn. Cortege will Mave SI. Dunbar Walk on Tuesday. 11/4/72 st 2 p m. for Buklt Brown Cemetery.49 words
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Obituary20 1972-04-09 25 IN LOVINO MEMORY of Datln Nrsimanl Rajasoona died 9-4-SS. Bo dearly loved, so sadly missed. Husband and children.20 words
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Article60 1972-04-09 25 PREIBVTBRIAN CHURCH SINQAPOME Cornsr Orchard Road. Penang Road Sunday Benric* 9.00 a.m. aad •00 p.m. Sunday School 9.00 a.m. All Welcome. INOAPORB BIBLB BAPTIST Church, S-A. Adam* Road, S'por* 11, Sunday School 9.30 a.m. MoraIng Worship Service 11.00 a.m. WIILEY MBTHODIST CHURCH worship service at 7.30 a.m. 1060 words
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Article304 1972-04-09 25 This looks Rahim's Cup final KUALA LUMPUR, Bat. The 46th Malaysia Cup Final between holders Selangor and Perak at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow (kick-off 8 p.m.) could easily belong to one man Selangor's dashing winger Rahim Abdullah, reports MANSOOR RAHMAN. I pick Selangor to keep the Cup and 24-year-old Rahim, on304 words
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Article143 1972-04-09 25 H LAZARUS. Paul Oomet and R. Archibald had the best gross of 71 after the first day's play of the BOA Intermediate golf championship at Tengaii yesterday. Draw and starting times for the qualifiers today: 8.30 ajn. Ouyatt. B. Foley and W. Heraty; 8.38 J. Hong,143 words
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Article, Illustration531 1972-04-09 25 Ben Arda hit by the cold plunges down to 7th place fAIPEH, Sat. Taiwan's Kuo Chi-Hsiun? held a slender one-stroke lead at the end of the third day's play in the Taiwan Open golf championship here today. Struggling against wind and Incessant rain, he fired a one-over-par 73 to give531 words
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Article109 1972-04-09 25 OINOAPORC* long distance champion PC. Suppiah yesterday docked the fastest time to help Swifts -A' win the SAAA road relay league at Dover Road. Suppiah, who started the final leg with a 22* ec lead from Police's Munich Olympics bound MB Ral. covered the 2109 words
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155 1972-04-09 25 Jalan Besar get 3rd win in Group 3 JALAN BESAR scored their third win when they beat MacPherson 6-2 In an Interconsutuency soccer tournament match at Oeylang yesterday. Jalan Besar are now second behind Kallang in Oroup Three, both teams having six points from four matches. Kallang. however, have a155 words
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180 1972-04-09 25 Knockout makes Foster clear champ MIAMI BEACH. Sat. America's Bob Foster last night knocked out Vlncente Rondon of Venezuela In two minutes and 55 seconds of the second round of their bout here to become the undisputed World light heavyweight boxing champion. Before the fight, Fosti.-r was the World BoxingReuter - 180 words
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Article44 1972-04-09 25 Y. TANNO ytsterdsy won the SICC 'C medal stableford competition on cotntback from S. Abbett with 34 points at the Buklt course. S. Okujo wor the first nine ball sweep with 20 points, while Tanno (19) won the second nine.44 words
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Advertisement515 1972-04-09 25 LSI KOH: Between Pang Bin. 3rd i o Mr. Mr*. La* T*ow Kang and joycelyn. bens Koon 4th d/o Mr. A ktr*. Koh Tlan Hock on 9.4.1972. Peraonal LIM (BNO CHBB formerly Victoria Institution 1968 and Hal* Road Kuala Lumpur contact John Llm Architecture Singapore University Buklt Tlmah. Overseas leave515 words
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Advertisement806 1972-04-09 25 Ottlee ipsss vacant SUFRBMB HOUSE clinic apace available for medical profession In Supreme Medical Centre on Oth Floor. Pleas* contact Supreme Holdings Ltd., 9th Floor. Supreme Houa*. Penan* Road. Tel: 3*24**. Faeiory altos lor sale AN IDBAL SITB (3i acre*) for Industrial purpose* with assisting factory, offlc* and other facilities806 words
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Advertisement880 1972-04-09 25 WANTBO PAHTMEHIMIPS far a setup to cater demanding Industries with guaranteed profit. Box A 233 Sun. T. 8 pore. For hire FURNITURE FOR HIRB at Sin Oee Seas. SS Rocbore Canal Road. Tel: 21R27/*****. Spore Lot BROWN OACNSHUNO 000 named Toppy lost around Sth mil* Upper Thomson. Finder rtng Spore880 words
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Advertisement204 1972-04-09 25 Drmmmmm aad drossmaklna LADIBB ANY TAILORIMQ Rental Of machine? Lilian Sewing Centre at 10SA, Orchard Road. Sawing classes for ladles. Ring 377*2* B'pon. Shopping guld* cive HER A GIFT to be lons treasured Kive her enchanting Jewellery from Tin Sing Goldsmiths Pt*. Ltd.. 215-217. South Bridge Road. S'por*. of course204 words
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Advertisement48 1972-04-09 25 TODAY'S DRAW No. 28/72 (9.4.72) ••••••••••••••••*>••••••••••••••••••• First Group CASH JACKPOT jJF* $150,000 H To winners with 5 numbers correct >' BTa»B»^^ Mil" m The other Group Prizes remain the same PLUS FREE ENTRY *or 3 Circles correct $500 A. BssHHsai ssalal >- I 'LIVE' TELECAST OVER TV. SINGAPORE AT 4.3048 words
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Article, Illustration2529 1972-04-09 26 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By The Clown springs a $95 surprise T HE CLOWN (late Magic Jim j, rated the top sprinter in training three seasons ago, scored a comeback win in the Class 2, Div. 4, 6f race at Kuala Lumpur yesterday.2,529 words
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700 1972-04-09 26 ENTRIES for the combined amateur-professional races at Bukit Timah on April 15-16: PROFESSIONAL Claw 7f (Three divisions) Affection. Altar Boy, Amsterdam 11. Anonymous. Azure Light, Balkan Bambino 11. Bonoir, Boy Wonder, Bullfighter, Crystal Tower, Dawn Lyric, Dax, Dla Datang. Diamond Jubilee 11.700 words
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Article, Illustration478 1972-04-09 26 Nicklaus is still in front after Round 2 AUGUSTA (Georgia). Sat. —Jack Nicklaus, his game sharp as ever after several weeks of erratic play, held a one-stroke lead over veteran club professional Paul Harney today as the Masters golf tournament went into its third round. Despite a double-bogey on theReuter - 478 words
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Article45 1972-04-09 26 POOL $8,842 Ist No. *****5 $2,188 2nd No. *****0 $1,094 3rd No. *****9 $547 Starters ($54 each) Nos: *****6 *****8 *****6 *****5 *****2 148*29 *****7 *****4 *****3 *****1. Consolation prises ($4B each) Nos: *****5 *****9 *****4 *****5 *****1 *****2 *****4 *****1 *****6 *****4.45 words
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Advertisement294 1972-04-09 26 WSm i*-" Ji^^^?T^ST^^^^am*»»W|P^-aaSaalll^^- You can still take one of our great white liners to or from Sydney.^^^^e Every year P&O has sailings from s\*KHW^gooo^^^^^^^ Singapore to Sydney and vice versa. w^P^alll^J^^ And now we've arranged a special 1 Sea Wing holiday for each of these w^^ I sailings: You relax294 words
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Advertisement113 1972-04-09 26 ACCOUNTANT required by company with Head Office situated in Kuala Lumpur. Must have a recognised accountancy qualification plus several years practical experience in a responsible position after qualifying. Strong knowledge of current Malaysian taxation and experience in preparing company tax computations could be a deciding asset. Age will probably be113 words
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Article, Illustration164 1972-04-09 27 EPSOM JEEP - Coleman can bring off big race double EPSOM JEEP By JOCKEY Des Coleman can bring off a big race doable on SIAPA RAJAH (Race 6) and MEMO II (Race 7) at Kuala Lumpur today. Another likely Coleman winner is TOP RYDE (Race 4) Charlie Brown, winner of three of his164 words
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Article, Illustration1583 1972-04-09 27 MIGHTY GREAT: Did well in bis last two starts; fasttini.sh.ng second with 8.4 to Wlngedioot Marksman (B.B> In Div 2 8f race at Ipoh on Peb 12 and was fourth with 8.10 to Nett Premium (9.0) in Div 3 6f race last week: chance. ROHANI: Showed return1,583 words
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Article, Illustration1484 1972-04-09 27 going forecast: Good 'IJ-gl 1.30 CLASS 5. DIV. 3 6F MUUtmUM ($6,000 $4,200 to winner) 1 ***** SIIOTMIID (Staland) Samiurl S 9.0 (Mmcl fmtmrnrt IS 1 OSO DIAMOND SPIAR (Diamond) Ahmad 3 9.0 lumi V.I. 7 200 OSCAR GIRL o (Acr) Oimin 3 I 12 (dc 6) Calaat1,484 words
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Article163 1972-04-09 27 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER JASMINE Race 1: Rohani Aranda M. GREAT Jasmine Aranda M. GREAT Jasmine Rohan! MY PLEASURE Race 2: 8. Delight Punter'* Bill MY PLEASURE 8. Delight Punter's BUI MY PLEASURE 8. Delight Dukedom GOLDEN MILE Race S: Setla Kawan Can Can DANISH DON Nett Premium163 words
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Advertisement496 1972-04-09 27 GOVERNMENT OF SELANGOR SG. LANGAT SCHEME -STAGE I MECHANICAL ENGINEER Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the post of Senior Assistant Engineer (Mechanical) on the staff of the Chief Resident Engineer for the supervision and Installation of mechanical and electrical plant on the Sg. Langat Echeme Stage I. QUALIFICATIONS496 words
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Article, Illustration47 1972-04-09 28 ANXIOUS EYES are on SRC fullback Kultar Singh (extreme left) as he clears on the goalllne this shot by Francis (second from right) during yesterday's SHA Div. 1 match on the padang. Lying helpless on the ground is SRC goalkeeper Ng Hoi Kah. Plx by JUNIO JUANI.47 words
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Article420 1972-04-09 28 ELAINE SNG had a satisfying day yesterday when she won the 100 m freestyle for 13-14-year-old girls In a record 1:05.5 on the final day of Singapore Swimming Club's Double Age Group meet at Tanjong Rhu. The time Improved on her previous best of 1:05.8 and clipped 13.2420 words
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Article92 1972-04-09 28 INDIANS SET FOR TITLE ON 1-0 WIN rl star-studded Indian Association are set to win this year's SHA Div. One title after their 1-0 win over Singapore Recreation Club on the padang yesterday. Indians a combination of youth and experience have now cleared their toughest hurdles, having also beaten Armed92 words
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Article, Illustration531 1972-04-09 28 SEAMERS Greg Butler (4-20) and John Martens (4-38) swung Singapore Cricket Association XI into a sound position on the first day of their two-day match against the South Perth Cricket Club on the padang yesterday, reports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. Scores were: SCA 83531 words
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Article142 1972-04-09 28 SCA XI Tessensohn Ibw Thornton 4 Chaturvedi c Barton b Mar re; i 20 Lloyd c Brayshaw b Marrell Jeya c Armstrong b Meulenmn I Balakrlshnan Ibw Thorton S de Silva Ibw Thornton Shearun c Marrell b Thorton 25 Martens c Thorton b Meuleman 0 Pritam b Orace 3142 words
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Article482 1972-04-09 28 Fanning and Yap duel for 18 laps If UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Bill Fanning of Australia staved off a strong challenge from local boy Harvey Yap to storm home in the Saloons and Production Sports Cars event of the Malaysian Grand Prix at Batu Tiga track near here today, reports TONY482 words
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Article56 1972-04-09 28 GEOROETOWN. Sat.— A Test debut century by Alvin Kalllcharan enabled West Indies to declare 365-7 today, third day of the Fourth cricket Test against New Zealand. Knllicliarans 100. which Included a six and 11 fours, lasted 233 minutes. He shared a sixthwicket stand of 60 with Findlay,AP - 56 words
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Article301 1972-04-09 28 Well To Do wins Grand National IVERPOOL, Sat. Well •L*To Do. a 14-1 chance, put In a storming finish to win the rlchest-ever Grand National Steeplechase at Alntree here today. The nine-year-old gelding, ridden by champion jump Jockey Oraham Thorner. earned his ownertrainer Captain Tim Forster £25.765 when he finishedReuter - 301 words
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405 1972-04-09 28 LONDON, Sat. Liverpool, ranked at 66-1 in the betting for the English Football League Div. One title three months ago, took over the leadership today but only for a few hours. The Merseysiders became the fifth club to lead the title race405 words
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Article40 1972-04-09 28 ASCOT. Sat. Odds-on favourite Orey Mirage <R. Marshall i easily won the Ascot 2.000 Guinea* Trial Stakes for 3-year-old colts over 7f by six lengths from Avancer iR Hutrhlnson) with Diaqui.se <E. Johnson i another six lengths behind.40 words
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Article18 1972-04-09 28 LONDON. Sat. Sinpore's National side lost (-2 to Edmonton, a top Knflish amateur side, here today.18 words
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Article254 1972-04-09 28 Oey powers his way to 6-0, 6-0 TOP SEEDED Oey Tjie Slam: powered his way into the third round of the men's singles with an easy 6-0. 6-0 win over A.S. Gill in the Singapore Open Hardcourt tennis championships at Tanglin Club yesterday. Oey s next opponent will be Peter254 words
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Article29 1972-04-09 28 LONDON. Sat —Bournemouth edged Tranmere Rovers 2-1 In their English. Football League Div 3 match yesterday Div. 4 results: ColcheaUr 1 Workington 0, Southend 4 Reading 1.29 words
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Obituary93 1972-04-09 28 MRS. CMUA CNOOH GUAM rwt M.r> Tan Ovw Nro »»uy in-arc fully *A.-,X ut 37. Kuo Clumn Avvnue liMvmK hthind udopird mjti t-'hua I'cnts Kok. d»uKhl»rin-lu« •i<loi>lr« dMUthi.rv MWi-ln-Uw anil *>v*Mi trundi h.ldr.-n to mourn h«r loan. Corl.ci It-awn* \OA.Vi 10 Holy Kamily Chmrh at i.W) p m and93 words
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Miscellaneous27 1972-04-09 28 SPORTING SAM by Reg Wootton fill SOON MAKE A^Ws^Stf^ f HEAffO THE ■jr^SaT^ ST~~~--U New MEMBE* Vs~n H one about —A r sr *T\ r\u t -TJ^rs27 words
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