The Straits Times, 11 February 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 1)18 National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Lock icon War hots up as Tet nears
    331 1 War hots up as Tet nears 50 Red attacks SAIGON, Thursday AMERICAN air strikes against communist positions across South Vietnam increased tenfold as military spokesmen reported a surge of guerilla activity today. At the same time, the United States cancelled all military leave, recalled two Seventh Fleet aircraft carriers to
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    Lock icon Chinese and Vietcong directing communists in Thailand
    196 1 Chinese and Vietcong directing communists in Thailand BANGKOK, Thurs. Chinese and North Vietnamese advisers from a central command in neighbouring Laos are directing communist guerilla activities in northern Thailand, according to It Gen. Jesus Vargas. secretarygeneral of Seato. Gen. Vargas, who recently toured the com mpnist infiltrated northern provinces, said
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    24 1 PHNOi. PENH. Thurs. Cambodia expressed official tupport today for Malaysia's plan for neutralisation of South-east Asia, guaranteed by the big powers. Reuter.
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    Lock icon THE LONG WAIT PAYS OFF FOR SOH MUI...
    128 1 rE long wait pays off for schoolgirl Poh Sob Mvi, 14, as she holds one of Singapore's first $10 silver coins. Like 7,000 others, she bad waited more than an hour outside the Singapore Currency Board office in Empress Place yesterday to
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    Officer loses leg in blast
    112 1 BELFAST, Thurs.— A bomb concealed In a corruKated Iron hut exploded early today, blowing off the leg of a British Army officer and wounding another. The explosion of about 50 pounds of gelignite came seconds after the two servicemen examined the hut and a cluster
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    Virpazar due in today
    56 1 SINGAPORE, Prl. The Virpa2ar— the first Chinese vessel to help Singapore shippers break the "monopolistic stranglehold" of the Far Eastern Freight Conference was scheduled to sail Into Singapore 2.30 this morning. The 10.000-ton freighter with s 31 -man crew will berth at Oodown Eight and Nine
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    Expats may have to go
    55 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Government is "looking Into" the question of Malaysianl&lng editorial posts In local newseipers. Deputy Labour and anpower Minister Mr. Lee San Choon told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. He was replying to Mr. Llm Kit Slang (DAP- Bandar Melaka) during the debate on
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    Calling Peking...
    27 1 PEKINO. Thurs. Western residents of Peking were Inundated with telephone calls today when a regular telephone link opened between the Chinese capital and Hong Kong.
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    Lock icon Ali-mony trouble
    70 1 pHICAGO. Thurs. MvVv hammad All was held In contempt of court today, for falling to pay his exwife Sonjl Clay alimony of U5544,000 (about $123,200.. The judge hearing the case ordered that he be arrested, should All fall to pay up by March 2. The former heavyweight champion's
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    28 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. The New York Times won the 24th annual George Polk Memorial Awards citation for national reporting for publishing the Pentagon Papers. UPI.
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    Father dies to save son from armed thugs
    233 1  -  K.S. SIDHU: I By- Singapore, Thurs. J^ 47 y ear- old father wps beaten to death in saving his only son from four armed thugs early yesterday. The thugs attacked Mr. Ang Say Swee, of Cecil Street, with wooden poles and broken
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    Lock icon Bhutto settles police strike
    157 1 KARAuIIT, Thursday PRESIDENT Bhutto today settled a strike by the entire police force of Hyderabad City one of several major domestic crises confronting him. Other problems include a wave of industrial unrest, dissension within his Peoples Party, and mounting pressure for an end to martial law.
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    Lock icon Airline without a plane now
    39 1 DACA, Thurs. The only aircraft of Bangla Desh Airliner crashed at Dacca airport today, killing all five crew. The Dakota aircraft launched the new airline's first service, from Dacca to Chlttagor.g. last week —Reuter.
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    7 mil. tourists
    22 1 LONDON. Thurs. More than seven million foreign tourists visited Britain last year, up from 6.7 million the year before.
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
    55 1 MINERS REJECT PAY RISE OFFER LONDON. Thurs. Leaders of 280,000 striking British coal miners today unanimously rejected a new £48 million pay rise offer by the National Coal Board. But they agreed to hold further exploratory talks on the nationwide coal mine strike now nearing the end
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      Lock icon Escort for man accused of 11 murders
      146 2 Escort for man accused of 11 murders DUENOS AIRES. Ttaurs. A curly haired 20--ytar-old youth, accused of committing 11 murders mnd at least 40 robberies, "has not shown a moment of remorse," authorities reported yesterday. Tbey said that Carlos Kduardo Robledo Puch (centre) had admitted klllinf a night club owner
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      Lock icon Sadat to hold crisis talks
      304 2 CAIRO, Thursday r PRESIDENT Sadat has decided to summon the National Congress of the Arab Socialist Union into an emergency session to discuss his Arab-Israeli strategy, Al Ahram said today. The Congress, which includes more than 1,700 electfd representatives, is the nations highest policymaking body.
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      Lock icon £500,000 attic find
      66 2 MIDDLESBROI'GH. Thurs. A previously-unknown painting by the 17th Century French artist Georges dr la Tour has been discovered in the attic of a small museum in this industrial town. The painting. The Dice Players, has been valued at C 500.000. De la Tour's work is rare there
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      Lock icon Japan accords recognition to Bangla
      163 2 Japan accords recognition to Bangla TOKYO, Thursday. JAPAN today officially recognised Bangladesh, Foreign Minister Fukuda announced. Mr. Fukuda In a statement said Japan's policy of maintaining and developing friendly relations with Pakistan remained unchanged despite the recognition. He said. "We recognise the Government led by Prime Minister Sheikh Mujlbur Rahman
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      Lock icon JAPANESE SLASH IMPORT DUTIES ON US GOODS
      150 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The uni:ed States today announced a major trade agreement with Japan under which the Japanese will slash duties on a wide range of imports ranging from computers to farm products. The agreement was part of trade concessions sought by the US
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      Lock icon New move to end Ulster crisis soon
      294 3 LONDOI N Thursday NEW British political initia- tive on Northern Ireland is expected within the next week or so, informed sources said yesterday. The prediction came as a flurry of ministerial meetings strengthened Impressions that the British Government Is urgently reassessing Its Northern
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      Lock icon Actress Devi rejects alimony after divorce
      220 3 Actress Devi rejects alimony after divorce SANTA MONICA, Thurs. Indian -born actress Kamala Dcvi refused to take any alimony when she was granted a divorce yesterday from television star Chuck Connors, saying the money he had to pay his first wife damaged their marriage. "I dont believe in alimony," the
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      Lock icon Goodman's tour
      30 3 AMSTERDAM. Thurs—America's King of Swing' clarinetist Benny Goodman, will start his European tour at the famous concert Oebouw in Amsterdam on Peb 26. It was announced here.— Reuter
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      Lock icon MEREDITH TO RUN FOR SENATE
      124 3 lACKSON. (Mississippi). J Thurs. James H. Meredith, the first Black to graduate from the Iniverslty of Mississippi, said yesterday that he would run for the U.S. Senate this year as a Republican. Mr. Meredith, who returned from New York to live in Jackson last summer,
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      Lock icon Nixon delays sending dockers back
      90 3 Nixon delays sending dockers back WASHINGTON. Thurs. The House of Representatives tonig.it \uted 214-139 In favour of a Senate-Passed Bill that would send the striking west coast dockers back to work while a three-man panel works out terms of a compulsory settlement. The Bill now goes to President Nixon but
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      Lock icon D day bomb scare at Belfast post office
      340 3 D day bomb scare at Belfast post office BELFAST, Th nBELFAST'S main post office was ter- porarily evacuated yesterday by a bomb hoax, and hundreds of Catholic schoolchildren swarmed through the city centre, singing, cheering and blocking traffic. But the "D for Disruption" Day planned by civil rights organisers throughout
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      Lock icon 5 mil trees damaged
      57 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. About five million orange trees have been damaged by virus, causing a loss of about fl million, the Department of Agriculture said here today The department said that the virus, described as the Tnseza type, affected 80 per cent of the orange trees In
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      Lock icon China: No part in pacts to guarantee Vietnam borders
      250 4 PARIS, Thurs. Premier Chou En-lai had recently told a French parliamentary mission in Peking that China would refuse to take part in an international agreement guaranteeing the postwar frontiers of Vietnam. Mr. Jean de Broglie. Gaullist president of the Forelrn Afialrs
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      Lock icon PAKISTANI 'AGENTS' TOLD TO APPEAR IN COURT
      428 4 PAKISTANI 'AGENTS' TOLD TO APPEAR IN COURT £)ACCA, Thurs. The Government has ordered 15 Pakistani "collaborators" in eluding Pakistani's Vice-President Nurul Amin. to appear before magistrates in Bangladesh, it was announced today. An official directive said Mr. Amin and U other collaborators had been "absconding" to avoid an inquiry ordered
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      Lock icon Nixon: Do not give enemy a chance...
      489 4 Nixon: Do not give enemy a chance... WASHINGTON, Thurs PRESIDENT NIXON has urged presidential candidates to avoid saying anything that "might give the enemy an incentive to prolong the war until after the election," while he said he welcomed "free debate and criticism" regarding his policies for ending the Vietnam
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      Lock icon Mintoff reports to Cabinet on breakdown of Rome talks
      281 4 Mintoff reports to Cabinet on breakdown of Rome talks VALLETTA, Thursday. PRIME MINISTER Mr. Dom Mintoff yesterday held two hours of consultations with his Cabinet and trade union leaders on the breakdown of the latest round of bases negotiations with Britain and Nato. The Rome talks between Mr. Mintoff, British
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      Lock icon Mao's boats for Ceylon
      52 4 COLOMBO. Thurs. Two of the five armed patrol boats donated by Cr.lna to Ceylon were scheduled to arrive next month The Royal Ceylon Niw said yesterday the boats will b* equipped with radar, machine tuns and anti-aircraft guns and will carry three officers and 40 men
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      Lock icon Youth held over killings
      43 4 LONDON. Thurs. An 18--yeax-old Oerman-born youth wai detained by police Investigating the brutal killings ot a 1 young mother and her two-year-old son. whose mutilated bodies were found on Monday night. o 77*5 youtn was deuined in SalUbury. Rcuter.
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      $50,000 SURPRISE HONEST NANCY GAVE A WIDOW
      181 4 TRENTON, New Jersey Thurs.— Mr. Leo Scaduto. a New York city office-worker liked to take a couple of chances each week in the New Jersey lottery. Every week he rave I'SSI to co-worker Nancy Colacchio who lived in New Jersey. She would then
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      354 4 SUPER-MULTI-COATED LENSES SPOTMATIC llfrom ASAHI PENTAX The new Spotmatic II is a chip ofl virtually eliminates hot spots' the old block with some exciting and 'ghosting' even when shooting new ideas. against direct light! Spotmatic 11. retains the positive 2. New built-in hot shoe for cordlesscharacteristics of the original Pentar
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    Rain helps to cut down fog at Raffles Quay worksite
    205 5 Rain helps to cut down fog at Raffles Quay worksite QINGAPORE, Thurs. A night of rain has helped to thin the haze of smoke and dust caused by demolition and pile-driving work at the site of Hong Leong's 41--storey building in Raffles Quay. This development comes close on the heels
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    DAP protest
    31 5 MALACCA. Thurs. The Democratic Artion Party is to <>rgrtr.Ue a rally at Banda Hilir PadxriK early next month to pmtr.M Htrainst the 20 per cent ■MMM in water rates.
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    Motorist fined $350 for four traffic offences
    110 5 Motorist fined $350 for four traffic offences SINGAPORE. Thurs Motorist Tan Puay Hoo of Queen Street, was fined a total of $350 today for four traffic offences following an accident In which a pedestrian was Injured. He was fined $120 (or not stopping his oar after the accident at the
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    ILO expert joins NPC
    55 5 SINGAPORE Thurs. Mr. Ralph O. Beck, an International Labour Organisation expert in personnel management. has arrived in Singapore to Join the ILO team of experts at the National Productivity Centre. The team, now five-strong, is here under the United Nations Development Programme to help In expanding
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    Festival party
    35 5 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Bran and Rice Alcrthßiit, Association and the StnRapoie Stockfeed Manufacturers' Asjoclation will hold a cocktail party to celebrate Chinese New Year at thrir Lorong Telok premises on Feb. 16.
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    Are sleep pills given too freely?
    196 5 Are sleep pills given too freely? CASE survey on drug uses and abuses SINGAPORE, Thursday ARE doctors too liberal in prescribing sleeping pills? This is one aspect of the uses and abuses of drugs and chemicals which the Consumers' Association of Singapore is studying right now. "We are not saying
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    Two Belgium firms plan joint ventures in Singapore
    141 5 Two Belgium firms plan joint ventures in Singapore SINGAPORE, Thursday TWO Belgium firms are planning to set up factories in the Republic. One is a Joint venture with a semi government organisation to produce electrical appliances and the other, a Joint venture with local nrms. to make heavy -handling equipment.
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    S'pore holiday for top essay writer Helen
    105 5 S'pore holiday for top essay writer Helen SINGAPORE, Thurs. Sixteen year old Australian schoolgirl Helen Crelgh. will arrive here on Saturday for a week's holiday part of her prize for winning a nation -wide Colombo Plan essay contest. The competition, organised by the Australian D c pa r tment of
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    A fourth mill for National Iron
    116 5 A fourth mill for National Iron CINOAPORE. Thurs. *J National Iron and Steel Mills Is to buy a fourth mill for $11.5 million from an Italian firm. Daniell and Co. It will be capable of producing up to 200,000 long tons of steel rods and bars per annum, more than
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    Official: Asri is leader of Opposition
    82 5 Official: Asri is leader of Opposition KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Islamic Party (PAS) leader Dato Hajt Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda has been appointed leader of the Opposition. This was announced today by the Speaker of the Dewan Ra"ayat Dato CM. Yusof. Dato Yusof said the Prime Minister had been
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    FOUR MORE POLIO DEATHS IN MALAYSIA
    83 6 FOUR MORE POLIO DEATHS IN MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUB, Thurs. Four polio deaths were reported and 37 suspected cases admitted to hospital daring the past 72 hours in various parts of Malaysia. The suspected cases were In Perak (11), Johore (8), Kedah (7), Penang (3). Selangor (3), Kelantan (2). Malacca (1),
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    Youth accused of wire theft
    58 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Dulmas Vethanayagam Samlnathan, 20, was today charged with stealing 1151-ib of copper wire from the Malaysian Railway at the tracks around Henderson Road between Sept. 17 last year and Jan. 20. He Is also accused of stealing electrical wire worth $1,510 from various
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    Four months in coma
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Housewife Ttiam Yong Moot. 37. who fell Into a drain on Sept. 17 last year, was unconscious for four months untu her death last month, a coroner heard today. Her friend. Chan Sow Lim. who found her lying In a drain along Desker Road,
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    Rejected RTS ads-Jek agrees to appeal panel
    191 6 I SINGAPORE. Thill*. THE Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, has affirmed that advertisers have the right to appeal against decisions made by Radio and Television Singapore in rejecting advertising material. At a recent meeting with a delegation from the Advertisers' Association,
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    'Star witness was afraid of CPIB' submission
    322 6 DAY THREE OF FERNANDEZ APPEAL SINGAPORE, Thursday STAR prosecution witness in the Gerald Fernandez trial gave evidence because he had "a great deal to fear if he did not co-operate with the Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau," it was alleged in the High Court
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    DISCREPANCIES' IN EVIDENCE OVERLOOKED BY JUDGE: COUNSEL
    337 6 DISCREPANCIES' IN EVIDENCE OVERLOOKED BY JUDGE: COUNSEL "Quek testified that the $5,000 cheque was given to Fernandez for all the help he had given »j the crmpany. This was deliberately Injected as part of the conversation between Quek and MacDougal. and cannot be admitted as to the truth of It.
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    Musician fined
    45 6 SINGAPORE. Tliurs. Musician Sedhl bin All. 20. was today tailed for a day and fined 1750 when he was found guilty of having carnal relations wlMi a schoolgirl at a house In Nas&lm Road on Sept 13 lan year. He paid the Ane.
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    The Form Four executives
    356 7 The Form Four executives 'UNQUALIFIED' TOP STAFF IN EPF KUALA LUMPUR, Thursdaj THK Harun Commission today expressed surprise that there were top management staff in the Employees Provident Fund who did not have the necessary academic qualifiThe commission observed from the staff list that two executive officers had only Standard
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    Peon fined for extortion bid
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A peon was fined $400 today (or trying to extort $20 (rum a car washer. Suppiah Tatnilchevam. 24. was found guilty of putting A. Vellalckanu In "fear of Injury" by demanding the money at knifepoint in Lorong 36. Oeylang on Sept. 28 last
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    Police broke up mahjong game
    47 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Three men were lined $400 each today (or gambling in a hut In Track 35 off Upper Changi Road yesterday. Ong Chai San. Chang Soi San. both 32. and Teo Ec Lai. 23. admitted playing manning using money as stakes.
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    It won't work, say the other Opposition parties
    147 7 It won't work, say the other Opposition parties SINGAPORE. Thurs. Opposition parties today dismissed as unworkable a Peoples Front plea that they should not contest 20 PF "strongholds." Yesterday, the Front called on other opposition parties not to field candidates in the constituencies "to avoid splitting anti-PAP votes." I'nited National
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    K.L. SEEKS MALAYSIAN NURSES IN BRITAIN
    67 7 KANOAR. Thurs— A Ministry of Health team will leave for London soon to recruit Malaysian nurses serving In Britain. "We will have to get these nurses back to overcome the present shortage in the health services." the Minister of Health. Mr. Lee SI ok
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    Science before stardom for singer Angelia
    260 7 CINOAPORE, Thurs.. Stardom, which would turn most girls' heads, has no lure for schoolgirl singer Angelia Tong. Computer science, says sixteen year old Angelia, better known by her stage name of Pai Ping, exerts a stronger pull. This, however, is all in character for
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    More bonus if they build more ships
    92 7 More bonus if they build more ships SINGAPORE. Thurs. Workers In Jurone Shipbuilders Pte. Ltd. will get more bonus as they build more ships. "This Is In accordance with the company's policy of proflt-sharlnu. 1 a spokesman for the company said today. "Bonus will be tied to the number of
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    Old folks' party
    32 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs Tlie First Lxdy will distribute Kins to members of the Old Peoples Club at their Chinese New Year party In Red Cross House toinorrcw at 5 p.m.
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    Woman saves baby from burning house
    183 8 Woman saves baby from burning house KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A kampong housewife saved a neighbour's 18--month-old baby from a fire today. Ramlah blnte Din was fetching water for her washing from a standpipe when she saw smoke rising from a house in Kampong Slmpang Tlga at the 6% mile Jalan
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    Fined $500
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Labourer Saad bin Mohamed, 22, was fined $500 today when he admitted having four kartoos of ganja and 10 MX pills at Andrews Avenue last night.
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    Rahim to close tourney
    58 8 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Minister of State i Foreign Affairs i, Inche Rahim Ishak. will close the fifth biennial inter-community centre sepak takraw tournament at the Slglap community centre on Saturday at 8 p.m. He will also present accreditation cards to members of the centre's management committee
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    Jurong Shipyard hires 20 Taiwan engineers
    279 8 Jurong Shipyard hires 20 Taiwan engineers SINGAPORE. Thurs. TWENTY highly- skilled and experienced engineers "imported" from Taiwan for Jurong Shipyard will start work here by March. Ten arrived last week. The others all men with many years' experience in mechanical and civil engineering projects will arrive after the Chinese New
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    NTUC HITS AT HEALTH AND WORK HAZARD
    114 9 NTUC HITS AT HEALTH AND WORK HAZARD SINGAPORE, Thurs. An NTUC survey team has described the sorting section of the Nelson Road Postal Department as an occu p a 1 1 onal and health hazard. The team, all members of the NTUC's Occupational Health and Safety Committee, has submitted a
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    First Lady at Rotary show
    39 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The First Lady. Mrs. Sheares. tonight attended the Kotary Club (West) charity variety show at the National Theatre. She Is patron of the show which will be staged a second time tomorrow.
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    Day of the 1,500 dolls at the Istana state room
    188 9 Day of the 1,500 dolls at the Istana state room SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Istana state room this morning briefly shed some of its customary a u rust solemnity. For in the centre of the room stood beaming First Lady handing out dolls 1.500 of them. But it was not at
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    FACTORY WINS INDON ORDER FOR 68 BUSES
    97 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. k A local factory has won an order for 68 buses, worth $1.4 million, from a transport company in Indonesia. According to Supreme Star Engineering, it will soon begin delivery to P.T. Star Motors. The first batch of 16 30--seater buses
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    Found in opium dens: 20 fined
    56 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twenty men were fined a total of 1.660 when they admitted being found in morphine and opium dens in Chinatown yesterday. Surjen Singh. 23. paid the highest fine of $200 when he admitted being found in a morphine den at Cecil Street
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    $250 fine
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Lorry driver Paul Tan, of Shanghai Road, who drove into a monsoon drain in Jalan Buroh, off Ahmad Ibrahim Road, at 2.45 p.m. on Sept. 2 last year, was fined 1250 today for dangerous driving.
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    Missing Briton: Body exhumed
    327 9 Missing Briton: Body exhumed PENANG. Thurs. THh body of an unidentified European found drowned off Penang island last December was exhumed today by order of the Penang Coroner to ascertain whether the dead man was missing Oxford graduate John (iranville Probv Immediately after the coffin had been taken out of
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    Grandmother robbed of all her jewels
    84 9 Grandmother robbed of all her jewels PENANG. Thurs. An armed youth today robbed a 62-year-old grandmother of all the Jewellery and money (except $10) In her house in Western Gardens. Madam Ewe Kirn Kng. an exschool supervisor was at home with her 10-year-old granddaughter. LJaa Urn, when the robber held
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    MP's Geylang Serai tour
    49 9 Singapore. Thura. The MF tor atjiinf Bent, Inche Raiunat bin Kenip, will tour hU contUtuency with members of the clUienr oonsulutlvt committee on Sunday from 1 pm to 5 p.m He will begin hit tour of Oeylanc Senl and Kamponc UW from Lorong Engku Amu
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    Four RAF jetfighters fly in
    56 9 Four RAF jetfighters fly in SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Four RAF Buccaneer Jetflghters arrived at Tengah air base this afternoon from Britain on a training flight. They were accompanied by three Victor air tankers which refuelled the fighters In mid-air through the trip. The last refuelling was over Tengah base. The planes
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    Admits power drill theft
    47 9 BINOAPORE, Thurs. Labourer Hon Kah Chee. 17. today admitted stealing an eleclnc drill worth $112 from the Yong Tai Loong Factory In Neythal Road Jurong, between Sept. 1 and Oct. 21 last year. Sentence was postponed to Feb. 25 pending a probation report.
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    Karate show at fair
    35 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Go J v Karate-Do Training Centre will present a karate demonstration at the Great World carnival trade fair tomorrow and Saturday from 8 p.m. to 930 p.m.
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    U.S. SELLS VIETNAM WAR GOODS WORTH $500,000
    106 11 U.S. SELLS VIETNAM WAR GOODS WORTH $500,000 SINGAPORE. Thurs-The United States Oovern,m ld more than half if?""™* doUaxs worth ?k d hand K oo^ fro the Vietnam wat zones at auction here early this month. A US Embassy spokesman said today that another auction would be held in April. This
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    Table decor
    23 11 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Asian Women's Welfare Association today held a display of dining table decorations at the Singapore Hilton Grand Ballroom.
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    25 11 SALLY gives Eric a trim with a little help from Ken and lan < right t. Picture by Mazlan Badron.
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    OUT 60ES THEIR MANE ATTRACTION AND THIS COULD BE THEIR NEW LOOK
    377 11 OUT 60ES THEIR MANE ATTRACTION AND THIS COULD BE THEIR NEW LOOK SINGAPORE seem* to have steered pop rroup Middle of the Road on to new path hairwise. The three men in the quartet. Ken Andrew and brothers lan and Eric M c C r e d i c, like
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    Labour Party of Malaya faces shut-down
    206 11 Labour Party of Malaya faces shut-down DENANG, Thurs. The Labour Party of Malaya may be closed down unless the members want to revive it, acting chairman Mr. Urn Kean Slew said today. Mr. Llm said there had been no response to his call last week to members to get the
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    20 FOR COMMONWEALTH MEETING IN MAY
    81 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. I Singapore will play host to about 20 represent- I atlves from various Com- I wealth regions the annual meeting of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association general council here in May. They are from Britain. Africa. Australia. Canada. South-east Asia, the West Indies
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    $2,700 claim has 4far reaching effect' court told
    267 11 $2,700 claim has 4 far reaching effect' court told SINGAPORE, Thurs The High Court was told today of a civil claim "with far reaching effect" although the amount presently involved was only $2,723. "But a very much bigger sum Is at stake and It rests on the outcome of today's
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    Toto draw results
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The winning numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. 12/73 were 49. 40. 11. 24 and 31. The additional number was 45. In the circles draw the numbers picked were 14. 29. 39.
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      347 11 Lombard North Central On October 1, 1971. in London by special Act of Parliament the business of certain companies in the Lombard Banking and North Central Finance Groups (all wholly owned subsidiaries of National Westminster Bank Limited) was transferred to Lombard Banking Limited, which as an enlarged and strengthened company
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    Mr. Lee hosts Istana dinner
    321 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs. *3 The Prime Minister and Mrs. Lee Kuan Yew tonight hosted a dinner for senior military and police officers at the Istanu. Cabinet Ministers and senior civil servants who attended the function with their wives were: Minister for Science and Technology Dr. Toh
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    Man loses life savings
    212 12  -  f GERRY DE SILVA: B> Singapore, Thurs. j A LABOURER who carried his life savings wherever he went lost all of it yesterday. Koh Liang Kwong, 58, decided to walk through a Held in Raub Street to get to his Cummings Street home last night. But
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    2.5 MIL. GALLON DROP
    51 12 2.5 MIL. GALLON DROP SINGAPORE, Thurs Water consumption in Sineaporr yesterday was 107.8 million rations— a drop of 2.5 million gallons from Tuesday's 110.3 million gallons. A total of 1.42 Inches of rain was recorded at the three catchment areas Seletar Reservoir 0.62 inch, Mcßitchie Reservoir •.58 and Peirce Reservoir
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    No beef in the markets on New Year's Day
    112 12 SINGAPORE, Thur«. NO locally-slaughter-ed be«f will be avail- able In the markets on Tuesday, a spokesman of Singapore Cattle Importers said today. However, there will be fresh beef on Monday and on Wednesday. According to the spokesman, the lack of fresh
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    Dr. Tan tells of fraud by home developers
    329 13 MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT in' a I- a lumPUR Thurs. The Government wns Uxluy told of widespread fraud per p c t rated by housing developers out to make quick profits. The Pekemas MP for Batu, Dr. Tan Chee Khoon said in the Dewan
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    Govt told: Take over Empat Nombor
    179 13 'THE Government was asked to take over the running of Empat Nombor Ekor and so make It more beneficial to the people. "At present only the owner of Empat Nombor is making all the money," Senator Dato Nik Hassan Yahya said In the Senate
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    Bank study awards for two students
    89 13 SINOAPORE, Thurs.— Two University of Singapore undergraduates have received the 1972 Lee Wah Bank scholarships worth $1,700 each. They are a second-year business administration student, Mr. Pong Lueng Swee and Miss Ho Ylt 81m who is studying accountancy. The scholarships are given every year
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    Stenos settle suit for wrongful dismissal
    207 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. CH3UR private secre- taries, previously employed by Outhrie and Co. (Far East) Ltd., have discontinued their suit for "wronßful dismissal" In the High Court against their former employers. Miss Evelyn Chee. Mrs. Maude Chla. Mrs. Elizabeth Seah and Mrs. Angelic D'Rozarlo were
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    HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS
    69 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The crew and port clearance sections or the Marine Department wiU be closed on Chinese New Year's Day (Tuesday). However, both sections will be open for one hour from 10 a.m. on Wednesday Staff of the Port Health Office will be on duty In the port
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    Jailed for having ganja and pills
    109 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A labourer was Jailed for six months on each of two charges of having ganja and MX pills. The sentences are to run concurrently. Syed Jamil bin Syed Din, 25. was convicted of having 24 rolls of ganja and 17 pills near
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      188 13 Straits Times Crossword ACBOta < i» di in way. but 1 Toil r* f£!JEE?— TJ2? 7 ConnTuUnr to Doier. on. MrisUiiea U withdrawn tram oamta (i .SKSr'SUtan .*>« -p-j" ■"> noU if2?JL'^ ll ii^f e ZJ2L Arnif* about nfty eanti Mi 9 J****?""""",,""^ «pwt for Ood Iti de•lUaD tt too
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      BATTLING DRUGS
      488 14 The drug menace in Malaysia and Singapore probably is not as threatening as in some parts of Asia, and certainly is no worse. But it demands constant and unrelaxing attention, and without believing half the stories which find circulation there are enough disturbing glimpses of the halfworld of
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      WHOSE MOVE NOW?
      329 14 Given Mr. Dom Mintoff's instransigence and the determination of Lord Carrington and the Nato SecretaryGeneral, Dr. Joseph Luns, not to budge from their £14 million a year offer for the bases in Malta, the Rome talks had to fail. Mr. Mintoff has returned to Valetta in a
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      A RECORD GROWTH
      194 14 Recent attempts to make Singaporeans conscious of Singapore goods reflect the strides which manufacturers have made over the years. The manufacturing sector achieved a record growth rate of 30 per cent of last year, its contribution to gross domestic product in the region of $1,500 million. The
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    Lock icon banks on a fluid policy
    462 14 banks on a fluid policy By A Correspondent WASHI NGTON. Almost everything is corning up roses, according to President Nixon's third annual dissertation on the state of the world. The agony of Vietnam is proclaimed almost at an end and the dread of isolationism is proclaimed conquered. The summit partners
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    Does it pay to spy?
    754 14  -  HARRY MILLER By SIRIOJ ABDOOLCADER JOINS THE RANKS OF THOSE WHO FOUND THAT IT DOESN'T Londonjus t how much damage did Sirioj Abdoolcader really do by identifying for the Russian spy system in Britain cars whose registration numbers were "classified" and used probably by the
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    Lock icon WHERE BLACK AFRICANS FIND ALL DOORS LOCKED
    999 14 WHERE BLACK AFRICANS FIND ALL DOORS LOCKED By A CORRESPONDENT f ONDON Fifty years ago the British people heard a prophet for Rhodesia cry. "It will be a bad day for the native races when their fortunes are removed from the impartial and august administration of the Crown and abandoned
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      97 14 OAI/c more OMVC NOW! Never again so much new car for so low a price. NOT DBIIY $5995 H m l^J aVI I B^^fll There will not be too many at this price. We're having a wall-to-wall sell-out of existing stocks. So come in and see how much sense it
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      A Jurong refinery spills over onto Pulau Pesek
      1070 15  - A Jurong refinery spills over onto Pulau Pesek WILLIAM CAMPBELL By TUST like neighlx)uring Pulau Aver Chawan, Pulau Pesek stands to be wholly transformed as the oil industry extends its sway over the cluster of islands off Jurong. Not long ago Pulau Pesek, a swampy coral-girt island three-quarters of a
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      Lock icon Cost of living in Britain spurts
      258 15 Cost of living in Britain spurts WASHINGTON: The cost of living in Britain rose at a faster rate than in any other non-communist Industrial country during most of last year, according to International Monetary Fund (IMF) statistics. The IMF's latest monthly report showed that the rate of consummer price increase
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      CITY TALK
      148 15 Name change I AM delighted to hear the partners of the new broking house taking over from Robert Wee are playing the fame. The old sifn comes down this weekend and in its place roes a modest brass plate in keeping with tradition among brokers. The partners In
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      UK merger activity reaches top point
      682 15  -  ANTHONY ADAIR By LONDON: Activity in mergers and takeovers in the UK has now reached its highest level since the previous Government. This Is the view of stock market analysts who said Industrial reorganisation had actively encouraged the formation of such large groups as
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      New S'pore broking house
      307 15  -  CHAN BONG SOO By THE broking house of Robert Wee in Market Street, Singapore, has ceased operations and a new firm, Ong Tsang, has taken its number in the Exchange. Robert Wee Soon Tin has at last resigned from his company and as a member of
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      177 15 INSIDE "SafeTl First" all the year round at Tl (Texat InstramenUl plant; NP(' seminar on personnel sele«Uon technlqoei; Maxkrtinc column. People In business. Pate 16 Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities; CkMinf prices and business don'; Oversea* market* Melbourne, New York, and Hong Kong. Page 17. Sea-Land
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    'SafeTl First' all the year round at TI plant
    487 16  -  AUSTIN MORA IS By THE current industrial safety campaign in Singapore has drawn an enthusiastic response from Texas Instruments (TI) a leader in the electronics field where industrial safety is happily an obsession. There have been no serious accidents in the
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    ITT drive for key personnel to man factory
    183 16  - ITT drive for key personnel to man factory KUK MAY By A N intensive recruitment (hive for key personnel has been launched by International Telephone and Telegraph (TIT) in Malaysia to man its telecommunications factory in Penang. According to Mr. R. N. Burton, regional manager for ITT Malaysia, some of
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    THE BREWING RACE HOTS UP
    231 16 THINGS are brewing for beer brewers as well as beer drinkers for Malayan Breweries has introduced a new premium beer in Singapore and Malaysia. Known as Ams^el Gold, the new product is part of Malayan Breweries' policy to broaden its market and product line as
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    Olympic's new service
    206 16 STRAINS of Grecian voices will soon be heard among the babble of voices of Singapore's tourist milieu if glib talking Greeks of the Grecian airline, Olympic Airways, succeed in pur suadlng their fellow countrymen to leave their Aegean shores this summer for eastern shores. For to be
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    252 16 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Capt. Chris Hartnoll has been elected chairman of the Institute of Transport, Singapore Group, with Mr. Lo Heng Kee as deputy chairman. Other officials are Mr. Chen Nee Sian (treasurer), Messrs. R.H. Davis, R.J. Graham and KJ*Arxstrcns (committee members). The registered address of the Singapore division is:
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    Vital link in Global's network
    185 16 MOVING houses door to door is the preoccupation of Global Movers whose recentlyestablished presence in Singapore is to provide household moving services to highly mobile people residing in, or coming into or leaving the Republic. Services will not be solely restricted to Singapore as Global
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    NPC seminar on personnel selection techniques
    158 16 JHE National Productivity Centre (NPC) of Malaysia is to conduct a one-day seminar on "Personnel Selection Techniques." The seminar, to be held on March 4, will be the first of its kind to be offered by the 10-year-old NPC. It is aimed at acquaintin;
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    ADVISORY ROLE FOR GAMMON CHAIRMAN
    145 16 ADVISORY ROLE FOR GAMMON CHAIRMAN MR. Kenneth C. Marston, chairman of Gammon S.E Asia, has been appointed to a new construction board established by the giant Bovb. Group In Britain. The new body Is to consolidate the rapid expansion of the Group's construction activities. It will guide and advise the
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      418 16 Kf He proved that one bank is better m\ than twelve. If itfe the right bank, I A A multinational manufacturer shipping float, by an average of 501, and savingi I A products to eighteen different countries on foreign exchange transactions. I" Wt had a problem. Payments for goods sold
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      199 16 Flymo ii thaj only l*wn mowtr that float, on cuirtlon of t". No wh«tli Only 1 Flymo don «uCh wonderful thing* to your lawn. Givtt it < smooth cvtn fin.«h I Gel rid of long awkward arm without pull or tnr. Floiti over your lawn without I Drtmur* or damaoi.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1048 17 oil) ANO OFFER MICH Or-FI--0 CIALLV LIITID AT TNI CLOU OF BUSINESS IN TNI SINCAPORE AND KOALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOM* Of TNI STOCK IXCNANCI WITH PRICI MOVCMtMTI IN BRACKETS YtITIROAY WIN!: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: All sections closed firm. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1408 17 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala liumpur trading rooms of the Slock Exchange yesterday with the number of .'hares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJii.omnto (1) 1.95 Alcan (1) 1.99. (1) 2 02. (1) 2.03. (3) 2.04. (8)
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        MELBOURNE
        380 17 MELBOURNE. Thurs. Mining and Industrial shares moved ahead In brighter tradIng on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils. which ere slow to trade, sppeared mixed. Consolidated Gold moved up 20 cents to Ass 80 In line with today's higher Australian gold price and Pom Won picked up 25 cents
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        NEW YORK
        255 17 T^JEW YORK. Wed. The i market. feeding on a variety of encouraging news items, moved sharply higher In active trading. Gains were spread throughout the list, although glamour and selected soeclallty issues were ameng the biggest favourites. Helping generate initial demand for stocks were tentative settlement of the
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        Indices
        86 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS WednesJay 86 98 Tuesday 86 43 Week ago 87.10 RUBBERS Wednesday 291.68 Tuesday 289.95 Week ago 290.55 OILS Wednesday 301.27 Tuesday 298.81 Week ago 300.68 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 492.0 Tuesday 490.8 Week ago 491.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 918.72 Tuesday 907.13 Week ago 905.85 LONDON DOLLAR
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        Exchange rates
        184 17 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Stnuapor 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Feb 10. I .>. .i- dollars to one unit SELLING at Foreifn Currency TT or OD Sterling Pound 7.4150 Australian Dollar 3 4025 Canadian Dollar 2.8400 New Zealand Dollar 3 4250 U.S. Dollar 2 8500
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        HONG KONG
        216 17 UONO KONG. Thurs. The market opened fractionally easier, but buyers oegan to predominate later in the morning with the market firming up considerably during the afternoon to close at the highest levels of the day. The day's turnover value amounted to 1153 million. Today's closing prices in Hong
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        Hong Kong rates
        40 17 On the, IrM •■(hangs market In Hone KoitK yestrrdav the U.S. 4*llar was quoted at 5 ***** for T.T. and S .57 for «a.h. Stirling was quotsd at 14.48 and sns tasl sf gsld at 331. 1T5.
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        59 17 P. Harbour $3 38 lume (F.K.) $384 .rntiiiR $279 I.itsu $284 lumr Prrl $3.24 Waufh $3.70 ientosa $1.13 >. Tukang $1.87 East $2 45 r. Cement $3 48 V'wide Hold. $2.04 if. G. Hold. $3 .38 i. Iron $4.54 >eacorn $2.54 i. I.im $0.76 .34 .28 14 .14 12
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        Falls
        19 17 I Dredge nchf.ipi- Bank Hume (M) ■ietron $5.30 $5.10 $1 22 $185 $1.85 .11 —.01 —.a _.o: —.a
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        Most active stocks
        22 17 Far East 225.001 M BankinK 224.00 Merlin (M) 200.00 San Hold. lGT.iim Total Turnover 2.92N Delayed percentace 26 7:
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        32 17 Feb. 9 Feb. II Industrials: 208.95 209.84 Hotels: 72.07 1LU Properties: 143.97 145.48 Tins: 99.41 99.95 rubbers: 130.58 131.14 Dec. 30. 1966 100 Dec. 31. 1968 100 Dec. !9. 1962 100
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      Hume (M) takes a knock
      229 17 POORER sales and rising costs have joined forces to knock Hume Industries (Malaysia) off course in the current year. Profits took a dip at the half way stage and prospects are that the second half will not be strong enough to make up for the
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      HIGHLIGHT
      155 17 TEMERLOH RUBBER Estates reports higher profits for the half year ended October 1971. They reached $510,795 at the pre-tax level compared with $370,177 for the same period of the previous year for all of 1970-71, they were $821.--671. Rubber production showed a marked rise, reaching 2.05 million lb. from
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      47 17 THE main neadlngs In the table accompanying the article on SISIR which appeared on Page Nine of yesterday's Business Times Buy Singapore feature were Inadvertently transposed. The column headed "Recipients of SISIR Quality Certificates" should have been headlined 'Recipients of SISIR Licenses" and vice versa.
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      60 17 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are fcr deposits of U5525,000 and 1 mth 4 to 4 5/ 1 r. 2 mths ..4916 to 4 3 mths 4 13/16 to 5 l.'16«~; 6 mths to 5 9 16'; 9 mths 5 >..
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      FESTIVE HOLIDAYS
      143 17 rPHE Singapore and Kuala x Lumpur trading rooms of thr stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore will close at noon on Monday (Chinese New Year Eve). Both will also be closed on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday for the Chinese New Year holidays and will reopen on Friday. The
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      Steady conditions persist in market
      285 17 STEADY conditions persisted in selective trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. With only onr and a half trading days left before Chinese New Year, there appeared to be some urgent short-covering in industrials and hotels. Leaders were; generally marking time. The
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        STRAITS TIN TAKES A PLUNGE
        180 17 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday shed Sl.«2i to $617.37 i per picul on an official offering up 82 tons to 321 tons. The easiness of the local market reacted contrary to that of the overnight London metal price which firmed £4 to £1,419
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        49 17 (1) Export price In non-sterling area In U.B. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars per tael. tut. *ndon UNCH. Jtlrut Clowd lonikonc lurlch 47 808 41.208 IM 4T.51 rpor« (1) rpor« it) ITS.M Ml.*. 4R.10 40.40 49. M 41.008 40.308 47.M 49.12S 171.00
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        35 17 London copper price* on Wednesday (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer £4?1 50 1M24.00) teller £422.00 (1424 SOI: Three Month* buyer (42«.00 iHSO.SO) seller 142R.50 (£431.00). Market t«M: Barely steady Salts: 2.000 toot.
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        105 17 /'MINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. C.conut Oil: hulk »«0| sellers, drum 5421 sellers. Cepra: Mixed loose UK Cont. S23| H. Ptpper: Muntok ASTA white 1.0 b. 1007 NLW sws sellers. Sarawak white fob. Mr; Nl.v. SSsigfa, Sarawak special black f o.h. 96r; NLW SI32J
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        37 17 In London on Wednesday th.- palm oil prices of Malayan S per cent CIX IK N European ports In hulk, sterling per lon* ton March/May was quoted at IK £72 sellers. June/ July L'K£74 sellers.
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        364 17 rE rubber market yesterday steadied during the morning on Improved London advices. better sentiment, and continuing demand for forwards Profit-taking. however, reduced levels from the best around mid-day. The morning session closed steady, quiet. The market ruled quietlysteady at around lunch levels in the afternoon, but interest was
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        Market better than expected
        509 17 A QUIET week of reduced A turnover, the traditional forerunner of the Chinese New Year so often characterised by Increased selling, on this occasion revealed a steady undertone to the market which was sandwiched between 87} and 88* cents for February until latterly when It went
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        22 17 FEB. 10. RIBBER: 89.75 cents (up 1.75 cents). TIN: 5617.37' (down 51.62 1 Official offering 321 tons (un 82 tons).
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      816 18 EXPORT/IMPORT ENTREPRENEUR Singapore Company with subsidiary in i^— Petaling Jaya has vacancies for the following An Australian Public Company with considerable export /import S ions trade and an International Division, plus Branch Offices in Japan and Hong Kong. Intends to open In Singapore. SALES EXECUTIVE f Female) The Company believes
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      692 18 We require a dynamic man for the position of Marketing Executive, Chemicals This is a big opportunity for a highly qualified man who has the energy, resourcefulness and ambition to develop new markets for a variety of chemical products with highly versatile applications in industry. The successful applicant will be
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      539 18 AN old established British Company in Malaysia requires a QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT I who will be responsible to the Chief Accountant for certain financial functions. Applications are Invited from Malaysian citizens who hold recognised accountancy qualifications and have had at least 5 years acceptable accounts experience In Industry and commerce since
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    RTS search for big bang to usher in New Year
    281 19  -  BAILYNE SUN.G By RADIO and Television Singapore is now trying hard to have a "live" telecast of firing of crackers to usher in the Chinese New Year. This follows a decision to replace the recording of cracker-firing used In previous
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    DISPUTE OVER FESTIVAL LOANS SETTLED
    80 19 DISPUTE OVER FESTIVAL LOANS SETTLED SINGAPORE. Thurs. Slme Darby Singapore Ltd.. and its employees' union today settled their dispute out of court over interpretation of a clause concerning loans for festivals In their collective pact. The dispute was to have been heard In, the Indus trial Arbitration Court this morning
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    38 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tun Abdul Raxak will launch the $50 million Food Industries of Malaysia Sdn Bhd (FIMA). a new government organ to accelerate rural Industrialisation, at a ceremony at the Lake Club on Peb. 28.
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    Coronation photos for Queen
    86 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs— Queen Elisabeth will be shown how Singapore celebrated her 1952 Coronation when she arrives on Feb. 18 for a three-day visit. An album containing photographs of the celebrations was today presented to the British High Commissioner, Mr. Samuel Falle, by the amateur lensman who
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    299 19  - The long, long queue for the $10 silver coins CHRISTINA CHEANG By OEVEN thousand people to(1 a y queued up at the Singapore Currency Board in Kmpress Place to buy the new $10 silver coins. At least two enthusiastic coin collectors turned up before dawn. Shopkeeper Tan Lee Teck, 45,
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    Gun-jeep skids into backyard
    45 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A gun-Jeep skidded along Upper East Coast Road this morning and ended up In the backyard of a house along the route. The jeep was going to Bedok from the city when the accident happened. No one was hurt.
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    29 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Bndgestone Singapore Co. (Pte.) Ltd. will hold a Chinese New Year dinner at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 27 at 7 p.m
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      975 19 On your TV and Radio 3N P.M Opening and Where the 7.11 Sports Parade iM P.M. Progrwmie Summary 7.17 Progrwmie Summary Heart Is 7.41 News in Chinese 3.12 Tunas Harapan 7.2! Malay Feature Film Ikan J2l For the Family (English) 7.SS Chinese Variety Show 3.21 Decoy Emas 3.H A Diary
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      Where work is hectic, patience taxing and bloody
      520 20 Where work is hectic, patience taxing and bloody The Emergency Unit at Outram I STRONGLY disagree with "Horrified" (ST., Feb. 7). The standard of our medical services in South-east Asia has recently been rated as one of the best. The Government provides the public with more than 10 dental clinics,
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      National service and that 25 per cent
      380 20 National service and that 25 per cent PLEASE refer to your report (S.T., Feb. 8) headlined "Lucky 25 per cent will be released to Join varsities." I had hoped that by granting your reporter a personal interview, I would ensure that I would not be misquoted. Alas, this Is not
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      DOOR-BANGING SALESGIRLS
      209 20 I THINK Its high time someone advises those door -to door salesgirls and their employers. As a resident of an HDB flat. I find It most annoying when these people come banging at my door. Cant they tap at the doors, or windows, lightly? One can easily hear
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      What? Only 63 smoky vehicles?
      135 20 What? Only 63 smoky vehicles? rpHE reply by the police 1 PRO (S.T.. Feb. 7) is not encouraging at all. Only S3 buses caught emit tine excessive smoke! No wonder pollution in the city area is worse than in the Jurong industrial estate. It is a fact that thousands of
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      Night duty nurses: That reply can be misleading
      151 20 Night duty nurses: That reply can be misleading I REFER to the letter by Mr. Harry Tan. Public Relations Officer. Ministry of Health regarding night duty by nurses iS.T. Jan. 1). His statement "that a period of night duty Is followed by three days off" may lead to misinterpretation. Nurses
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      117 20 The RED SHIELD Medical schemes assure you peace of mind over hospital and medical bills for your employees and their dependents, if desired. Membership of the Scheme means that you can afford high class medical care, that you receive efficient service, ease of accounting and personnel administrations and that you
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      115 20 What is RED SHIELD? RED SHIELD is an organisation which administers schemes of insurance benefits specially designed for reimbursement of hospital, medical and surgical expenses incurred by employees in legally licensed hospitals or clinics. It also offers a panel or doctors who are available for clinical consultations at a fixed
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      87 20 OPEN TODAY FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR SHOPPING Our centre including the Supermarket, Emporium and Stores (2nd Floor) will remain open thie Friday during the usual times to serve New Year shoppers SHOPPING CENTRE KATONG T155 International ■JL. v.^ Training Centre NEW COURSES STARTING SHORTLY English as a Second Language (Advanced
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    1304 21 THERE can hardy be school in Singapore that has not had its share of nail-biting frustration over the shortage of teaching staff. It is not uncommon to hear of a school with relief teachers making up a quarter of Its tutorial
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    'ETV IS ON THE RIGHT TRACK'
    138 21 By BAILYNE SUNG SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's educational television services are developing on the right lines. This is the conclusion ETV head. Mr. Peter Scow has reached after a recent meeting with world experts In this field. Mr. Scow said today: "Thirteen participants, some of
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      31 21 SR^ I HPT?/ v Jam V ipvSp «»ti?'^k 4Baaaaß w k a JaaV Jaw %*^XLzJ I LI y« *ifi^ -i3s*i*^\ai!fwzß W^jL fa m&f IJ3H k M* /k gMk JBr%T*a#W EH irtS^aVvHM
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      226 21 Discover* it in the Shatxj Palace Celebrate Chinese New Year in impt r 'ji splendour. In the Shang Palace Savour Cantonese delicacies with a sumptuous ten course meal. Crisp Suckling Pig, delicious Chicken with Cashew Nuts, the finest Sharksfin Soup in Singapore, chilled Lychee and many more. Prepared to perfection
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      574 22 •m* EA. CHARGEMAN OF WELDERS B. SMITHS Applrcoticns ore invited from suitably qualified candidates for the above positions in this Shipyard A. CHARGEMAN OF WELDERS DUTIES: Successful candidates will be required to supervise ond control a group of welders employed in the Hull Marine centres ond to co ordinate work;
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      1024 22 A URGE ELECTRONIC FIRM requires immediotely: 2 ftmolt Accounting Machine Operators 1 Driver and 1 Peon Applicants must be Singapore Citizens ond should submit personal details, experience ond one recent passport sue photograph to General Monoger, P. O. Box 665, Singapore. FOR SALE Two excellent condition cargo sister motor-vessels with
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      883 22 TENDER FOR THE REGULAR CLEANING OF THE SUBORDINATE COURTS AND FOR PURCHASE OF DAILY WASTE PAPER. FROM In APRIL 1972 TO Slit MARCH, 1973. Tender wlll be received by the Subordinate Courts. South Bridge Road. Singapore up to noon on 26.2.72 for:--(a) Cleaning, washing, maintenance of the lawns and gardens,
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      721 22 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects (A) ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TO 21-STOREY LOW COOT SHOPPING COMPLEX AT CORPORATION DRIVF. JURONG TOWN ISUB-CONTRACT) ELIGIBILITY: Electrical $100,000 and above. SHOWROUND: 18.2.72 at 1000 a.m Meet at Contracts Office. Development Division J.T.C..
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      928 22 j^^pSlSs LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH iW'St&m PERSEKUTUAN X§f|§^ KENYATAAN TAWARAN TawaranS ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Kcntrekter2 yang berpengalaman untok kerja2 di-bawah-BP. No. 17/72 A) Membekal. menghantar dan memasang Sterilizer Cages. Marshalling Yard Bogies Sterilizer Bogles' untok Kilang2 Kelapa Sawit Jerangau. daerah Kuala Trengßanu. TreiiKganu; Ulu Jempol. daerah Temerloh. Pahanu; Buklt Besar. daerah
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      1385 23 TO LIVERPOOL AJtO OTHER U.K./CI m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ £Uk,AfUS t .,.0. G'.sgo. B S^ re .XTl 1 PiISANOER L,»erpool ...Frt IB FaTif {LPENOR lurerpoo l Claiioa Frt II Ftl v r«k ii/m c» m CITTONEUB Aden, h'burt Hivre. L'pool Mar 1 Mar" ABRASTUS liuait. tlasgot. ttor 8 Mar I Mar 7/ 1
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      1874 23 1 1 iRtRTNRtT^T^iMIIRrnTrRTW I^ EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P Klang Penang Singapore LOAOIHB FOR: HONDO Frt 12/11 Frt 18/18 Frt 17 21 H burg B men. A'wirp. R'dan A'diffl, G'burg. C'kagen. Aarhui Oslo PATASONIA Frt 29/27 Mar 1/ 4 Frt 28/ 2 C'blanca. H'burg/B'mm. R'din Adam. A'wirp, G'burg. Oslo, Airhus,
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      1036 23 FUTWCifTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FIOM EAST COAST U.*i. N.OrleiM BaltTtiil N.York Pinang P Sham Spore Diakarta Kingston MEMNON Ma 1 la Part Frt 22 Apr 17 WWMA la* IB laa 17 Frt 21 Frt 28 Frt 29 Mar 8 Apr 27 MENtSTHEMS Jai 21 Jaa 11 Frt 2 Mar II
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      1075 24 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTB. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. MM '<f>an Hongkong ITA Sport ETA P. Klang Uihi Man l»,i,a Mar<" 11 Frt Sl.rtkawa Man Vij I I Frt II Frt UJisKio Man Vi». U 22 Frt 21 Frt 2 Mar Japan Persian Gull Service
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      881 24 FOE NfW ZfALAND •en»n| P. S'nam Singapore Liaaiag tar: CARPENTARIA 11/1! F* 11/11 Frt 14/ISFib S»d. Lytt. Wton. Auc«. CHAKO'NA 11/11 Mar 11/11 Mar 21 22 Mar O'dm. Lytt. Aack. STRAITS/MADKAS SfKVICt Smgipore P. Sham Penane laaliai lar: RAJULA 11/11 Frt IB Frt 21 Fll Nippa'tinam. Madras rajula 1/14 Mar
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      802 24 ORIENT LINES LTD. > (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTOIM WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P Kiang Penani i- mi NEPTUNE TOPU H Part 12/1] Frt Bi bao 93. London 13/3, Havre 19,3. R
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      586 24 |M MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Om SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD NaSOC.JIn Ampang Ku»l« Lu.npu. The National Shipping Line of Malaysia -i^l^99Lja«BBB>BBBB«lailBBBa>IBHaW^BBBlMaBIMBIIM__l_MMKIlllM FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICE Singapon P. Sham Penang Arrtm lUNCA MELOI S«a. 44 14/11 Frt II 21 Frt Hmre 15 3 London 113 R'dam 73 3 A'aeip 26 i H'purg ?8 3
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    205 25 H t PORT OP lINOAPOH AUTHOI n iTY ANNOUNCRO TMR FOLLOW IN C BIRTHING ARRANCCMINTI o r riBROARY 11. OUT: Oc»an Pataraa 1/2, Btnbope j OrtrntaJ Ftmcralda 8/8, Mnkinrtcbenik \H, Kanlncau JO. Protmiaui T.I Hlna- 15/36. Pacific Bmu 4 Kinko Bambawanc Port Berth I, U rotini Stmbawans
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      567 25 M tu oW: Sinppon P. Klani Penang DESTINATION. SOINECNNOtORSR" 11/11 Fit Boulopi. Antwerp. i fIRTIUNSRAYA Breman. IS M u u 1«/»1 HI 11/11 rel A-«erp, R-dam. Adam. ..."SEI.PAIAT.NSR" Frt So^'nV. A«.«.rp. piviovsk" 14/ is Mar B e dB lERISUV 11/11 Mar js a Mar tVU Mar A'.erp. Rdan. Km a,
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      753 25 PYGMALION STEAMSHIP CO. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADING FOR TORONTO, HAMILTON AND ASHTABULA P Klang Singapore HAMBURGER WALL Mar 1/ 3 M» 4 •DELFOTIS «|i 10/15 Air IE 21 DIRECT SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING CARGO FOR LOURENCO MARQUES, DURBAN AND CAPETOWN Singapore P. Klang PHILIPPINE ADMIRAL Mai 14/15 Mar
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      723 25 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In response to tht demands el shippers In Singapore anal Malaytia MISC. hoi or«at pleasure In announcing tha introduction tf m specialised timber carrier m.» MARITIME STAR" scheduled *O t^4 at Singapore: 14 19.2.72 Tanjong Mani: 21-23.2.72 P. Swettenham: 25 29.2.72 Penang: 1 3.3.72 Foe
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      536 25 /Sl^tfX COMPANIA ARGENTINA DE tV|m> NAVEGACION INTERCONTINENTAL liiint far DURBAN. BUENOS AIRES Singipore P. Sham Pentfl| tAMPA ARGENTINA" I 9 Mir 11/11 Mar 12/13 Mar EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A 11 Cfltjtr Our Part Smtteilaai >imi rutm Siafaaari 1 SBCSNIP Ct. BUB. )l likl Strut. Til: BUI Til: 131] la. M
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    39 26 NO INCREASED PRICES for CBlnese New Year Beautify yourself In time for the festive season at Louise Klerk's Falon. Hotel Slngapura. Qorgeous hairstyles, expert penning, refreshing facials, modern make-up at regular prices. Pleaae book early: Telephone *****3 (Spore).
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    112 26 WE WISH to thank all our friends and business associate! for their attendance and generous contributions to charity via Lion's Club Jurong on the occasion of the openIng of our showroom a: Golden Mile Shopping Centre. Fron Board of Directors and staff. Alexandra Corporation Pte. Ltd. Spore. THE FAMILY
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    20 26 IN EVER LOVINC memory Of Chin Tew Peong departed 10.2.68. Alwaya remembered by those left behind from wife.
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      604 26 GrmHAL ADVirmiMINTS ANHOUNCtMINT/WSOHAt N r^,.. rt PHOUE C.M.S. TEL: *****1 „n..p.,. mmm $*M US** fW ■tI»IL». jfrnla,.* /or it taortU. W snd M.,.,.1. .7, cen, 7"^" C. A. T. S. EVERY SATURDAY OUR SERVICE WILL OPEN FROM S A.M.—4 P.M. FOR YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS CALL S PORE 37M11 ANNOUNCING the opening
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      656 26 SHORTHAND-TYPIST required by a well established American company. Should be a Slngapon citizen, pro flclent In Engllah and written Chinese. Minimum qualifications Senior Cambridge and good Shorthand and Typing speeds. Apply P. O. Box 687 Singapore. MACHINE FITTERS Needed urgently for our nev set-up in Jurong. Skilled fitters v ith
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      686 26 A WELL ESTABLISHED Textl'e Manufacturer requires a Sa'es Asslsstant. experienced In Import A export documents. Must understand Mandarin. Apply to 0.P.0. Box 324 with a passport size photograph (nonreturnable) Singapore. SENIOR ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN urgently required by consultant firm. Oood pay and prospects for right person. Apply with full particulars. personal
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      769 26 WANTED JUNIOR CLERK TV. maintenance canvasser Apply with nonreturnable photograph to 0.P.0. Box 1713 (Spore). IMPORT EXPORT COMPANY requires experience book-keeper cum general clerk. Apply Box A 4612 87. Spore or Tel. *****0. BILL COLLECTOR required for Singapore Subsidiary of European Company. Qualifications Senior Cambridge level. Able to speak major
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      967 26 MILLCREoT PARK: Modern 2-storey detached house. 3 bedrooms, study, servant s room. 3 bathrooms Rent: 51. 600/- p m. (unfurnished) with two air-condltloners David Phoa A Sons. Valuers A Eatate Agents, 20 Tanglln Road, Tel: C ***** STEVENS ROAO furnished 3-bed-roomed bunmlow $1,500: Linden Drive 4-bedroomed 2-storey $1,300: Hillcrest 3-bedroomed
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      972 26 PRIVATE PARTY interested In purchase of block ot flat 20 23 units. 3 and 4 bedrooms Modern big price location and general particuare Box A 4600 ST. B'pore. URGENTLY WANTED Furnished Bemt-detached Detached Bungalow Sembawang Hills Estate. Phone *****. B'pore. 3 DETACHED BUNGALOWS required by (1) Economic Advlaer (2) Far
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      944 26 175-B, GOLDHILL CENTRE near Ooldhlll Plaza. 600 aq.ft. $600 p.m. Immediate occupation Suitable professional business. Tel. Spore *****7 TANCL N SHOPPING CENTRE office space for sale at $150 ps f. ready for Immediate occupation Box A 4604 IT B'pore WHOLE CORNER First Floor concrete suitable clinic dentist ahlpplng chitfund etc
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      885 26 students. Conducted under fully air conditioned rooms by expert Instrur tore Enquiries SCS (opposite R< > Spore 277X7 *****0.. SECRETARIAL COURSE: Part-tlmr tarial duties office practice, comm-r cial KngMah Single subjects offered 8 I.e. :i3O Selegie Complex tlM* nisi RADIO TV SERVICING COURSE Mornint: evenint A apeclal classes starting 13
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      1752 27 BBv a^^* JI I sbbx| 91V' 1 I ft I I I iL^TI I k 1 I 1 k I BBBk^^BBI (Cont. from Page 26) I i Travel and tours |U N TRAVBL AGENCY J»p, n/ Taiwan. Honitkong/Bangkok tour 13 days If 2/72. Taiwan 'Hongkong' Bangkok tour. 11 days In
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      1015 27 MONftlS 11M 1964. Taxed llmured. Good condition 15.000. Appointment phone Spore ***** today Saturday, no dealen. DICIMIIII 1888 Ford Capri CTL 1600 one owner, accident free. 53. 500. RIM *****1. 36. Jalan Chenakek. wmitV'foho mustang. 1968 riaht hand drive. 1 owner. Low mllasae. Konl •hork absorbers, radial, radio. 514.300.- o.«
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      936 27 HsBUJaOt §■!<■ LAOIII BNOIS AND HANOBACt for wldast varieties and latest fashion at throw away pries with fre« itlfts Visit Poly Shoas Co.. 37—39 upstairs North Bride* Road (opposite High Street United Oversaas Bank) Tsl' ***** B pore PURS. Finest selection of furs for all seasons. Surd* and leather coats
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      Hereford outplay W. Ham but fail to score
      370 28 Hereford outplay W. Ham but fail to score LONDON, Thurs. Hereford United, giantkillers of this season's English F.A. Cup competition, outplayed Div. 1 rivals West Ham in their fourth round tie last night but had to be content with a scoreless draw. Hereford, from the minor Southern League, besieged West
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      Lock icon Hastings' stand saves Kiwis
      232 28 Hastings' stand saves Kiwis KINGSTON. Thurs. Brian Hastings, 31--year-old Canterbury batsman, hit a defiant unbeaten century to help the New Zealand cricketers salvage a draw from their four-day match against Jamaica here yesterday. The New Zealanders. who followed on 295 runs behind Jamaica's first InnIngs of 451, were 309-5 at
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      366 28 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. Veteran Bob Rosburg. who hasn't won in more than a decade, and Jerry Heard matched slx-under 66s yesterday to tie for the first round lead in the U*****,000 Bob Hope Desert Classic at Palm Springs Rosburg and the 24-year-old Heard held a
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      Layer has it easy
      66 28 PHILADELPHIA. Thurs. John NewcSmbe and Rod Layer moved smoothly Into the second round of the U5545,000 United States Indoor championships here last night. Wimbledon champion Newccmbe broke fellow-Australian Ph:l Dent's service once In each set to win 6-4, 8-4. Layer. seeded second to Ken Kosewall of
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      US schoolgirl wins a gold
      451 29 CAPPORO, Thurs. American schoolgirl Anne Henning smashed the Olympic record twice on her way to the gold medal in the women's 500 m speed skating at the Winter Olympics here today. Miss Henning, 16, was given a second skate after Canada's Sylvia Burke had caused
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      NZ GET 'NO 1974 GAMES' WARNING
      156 29 NZ GET 'NO 1974 GAMES' WARNING CHRISTCIHRt H, Thurs. A warning that Ctartotchurch will be faced wHh "the orrUlntjr of no 1974 Commonwealth (»mn" it a 1973 South African rugby tour of New Zealand goes ahead, hat been given by antl-ap»rth*kJ group leaden here. Trevor Richards, chairman of Halt AU
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      Threat by wonder girl's father
      235 29 Threat by wonder girl's father BRISBANE, Thurs. Mr. Ron Gould, father of Australian wonder swimming girl Shane Oould, today threatened to .efuse his daughter permission to compete in the Munich Olympic Games this year. Shane. 15, is one of Australia's brightest hopes for the Games. In a meteoric rise to
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      Karen is star of age group meet
      267 29 ROY CHAN continued his winning ways on the final day of the SASA Single-Age Group Meet at Amber Road yesterday, but the nights star was Karen Chong. reports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. Karen and Roy were the record breakers, Karen taking two tenths of a
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      Top form Kuah
      37 29 NATIONAL goalkeeper Kuah Chul Heong was In splendid form yesterday to save Special Constabulary from defeat against Police In the BOSPL EMv. One match at Thomson Road. The match ended In a 1-1 draw.
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      Kelantan ban 5 players in national squad
      345 29 Kelantan ban 5 players in national squad KOTA BHARU, Thurs. Five soccer players, who refused to play for Kelantan in the Malaysia Cup competition this season, have been suspended for periods ranging from 1J years to two years. Two players. Hamzah Hussein and Wan Zawawl. have been suspended two years
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      Walkout by Kiwis XV
      67 29 RNZ2R staged a walkout In yesterday'? padang Dlv. 2 rugby match against BCC Tankards, immediately after one of their players received marching orders for rough play. The Kiwis left the field five minutes before the final whistle. TcnkarCs ltd 6-0 before the walkout with ■>. goal.
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      Omar goals foil upset by NJC
      338 30 BRUNEI schoolboy Omar All, Raffles Institution's stockilybullt striker, hauled his school from the brink of defeat to hold little-fancied National Junior College to 2-2 in the City District School 'A' division soccer championship, reports PETER SIOW. The tournament is now in an exciting stage
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      Wok to launch Constituency soccer tourney
      281 30 Wok to launch Constituency soccer tourney SINGAPORE'S first Inter-Constituency soccer championship, one of the many projects to impro ve soccer here, will be launched on Feb. 26 at Jalan Besar stadium by the Minister for Social Affairs Inche Othman Wok, reports JOE DOR U. The opening match of the 48
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      Harneahl nets winners
      61 30 IPOH, Thurs. MalaysiaSingapore Sikhs beat Nay Bharat Club of Hong Kong 4-0 with four goals by Malaysian international and skipper Harneahl Singh. Tins is the fourth time Malay-sia-Singapore Sikhs have captured the Keshmahinder Trophy with their previous wins in 1»64. 1966. 1»69. Nay Bharat will play four
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      Nepal's Rai is the star in annual Police race
      149 30 NEPAL'S Olympic representative MB. Ral will be the star athlete in the annual Police cross-country race at Thomson Road tomorrow. Rai is one of 36 athletes from 15 Asian countries selected by the West German Government to compete in this year's
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      Fullback causes ref to halt game
      179 30 Fullback causes ref to halt game FULLBACK l*e Kirn Hal yesterday caused the SGSFLs Dlv 3A match be tween Survey Department and K.K. Hospital to be abandoned at Karrer Park yesterday, reports ALBKRT JOHNSON. Kirn Hal (Survey) was ordered off by referee Chew Keng Chuan for rough play but be
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      852 28 The Systems Division of Olivetti in Singapore and Malaysia are marketing accounting and data processing systems and data handling equipment. Due to increase of market demand, we have vacancies in our marketing and software departments. Marketing Specialists to market the following:— I Electronic accounting and billing machines I Microcomputers I
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      557 28 I v\sP¥ PULAU AVER CHAWAN t REFINERY requires an EXPERIENCED MECHANICAL ENGINEER We require a man with considerable experience in repair and trouble-shoot-ing of pumps, compressors and turbines He must also be able to operate various machine tools and other shop equipment Preference will be given to Singapore Citizens with
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      803 28 PHD SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited from P.WJ3. Registered Contractors and from other suitable contractors for the following works. I) Construction of Hawken' Centre and Park at Whit ley /Thomson Roads Flyever, Sincapore. All Building Contractors. Closinc Date: 25.3.72 at 10.00 am II) Supply of Reinforced Concrete Manhole Sections to Alexandra
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      168 29 Wishing all our customers and friends a Freshly unpacked Chinese delicacies for your New Year celebrations. Waxed ducks and pork, sausages, sweet tit-bits, melon seeds, canned fruits and many other items. Food hampers for gifts. Ready-made garments and ornaments. Shop now for this very, very special occasion. THOUSANDS OF ANG
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      88 30 HITACHI TOP QUALITY POWER TOOLS MOTOR BLOCKS I Outstanding durability mk\ I Hardy construction Hll I Handy and convenient I Doutate insulation for safety A I FuH rang* of POWER TOOU. i A I MOTOR BLOCKS and HOISTS fW V I available from all reliable de»ten U^ I SOLE AGENTS:
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      63 30 SOCCER City District School* 1 A 1 Dtv: NJC v Thomson Sec. (Thomson Rd. 6 pui. K a tang District Schools' finals 'A' Dlv St. Patrick's v Qejrlang Serai; 'B' Dlv Tan Jong Katong Tech. v Telok Kurau. C Dlv.: St. Patrick's v Slglap (all matches at Jalan Besar p.m
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    492 31 It looks like 1-2-3 for Tulloh Showgirl does a smart trial RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP |{l KIT Timah trainer Colin Tulloh has left in Dax, Box Office IV and Kind Heart in Race 3 (Class 5 Div. 1 over 9f at Ipoh tomorrow. They may well dominate the finish. All
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    77 31 ONDON. Thurs. Rougr Li Autumn, ridden by Ken White, won the National Trial Stakes handicap chase run over 3J miles at Haydock Park yesterday. Starting at 2-1. Rouge Autumn beat the 7-4 lavourite The Otter, mount of T.M. Jones, by a short head with
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      2612 31 IPOH CARD TOMORROW £__*> I— l 7 SO C\ AH HIV a OF 5422 C.KAYCSS a (Soong) Z.SO tLAib 6, DIV. i Vf E Donnrlly 5 .1 (ud -7 btn fay) P Ckaam S Ht__t__i__B_U__i ($5,000 $3,500 tO Winner) O 71 ROMANI a (MarHor) Tan 58 0 (-2) Lew 1
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    Police swamp anti-Suharto demos
    85 32 Police swamp antiSuharto demos WELLINGTON, Tbura. Police- outnumbered a group of demonstrators today when President Suharto arrived for a three-day visit. Security measures were strengthened, after an organisation called "The Campaign Against Aggression In Indonesia" called for a "massive" demonstration at the airport today. President Suharto's arrival was without incident,
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    45 32 SALISBURY. Thurs— Rhodesian Prune Minister lan Smith today accused the African National Council of being behind the violent bloodshed which rocked the country last month and claimed that the organisation, led by a Methodist minister, was receiving funds from banned groups abroad.— Reuter.
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    68 32 TIRUCHILUVAI JOICPM JOHN. aOO Of late Rev. T. Jouph pamrd away peacefully on 10.2.72 leaving behind son Winfred daughter! Dr. Stella Rao. Henrietta. Theodora. Wlnlfrerda. Juanlta. daughter-in-law Florence, sons-in-law John Rao. Roy Ambrose. Ratnara] Samuel, Noel Konerty. eleven grandchildren, two great -grand children, relatives and friends to mourn hit
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    Lock icon Right to fight
    39 32 PHNOM PENH Thurt. The Cambodian Government announced today that It reserves the right to fight its way Into the temples of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thorn. occupied by communist troops, in the past 21 months. AP.
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    31 32 PARIS. Thurs. West German Chancellor Mr. Willy Brandt arrived today to confer with President Oeorges Pompidou en revi\lng Western Europe's proposed plan for monetary and economic union. UPI
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    175 32 CAIRO, Tues. Pres'rf»nt Eadat Is to convene the national congress of the Arab Socialist Union (ASU) Egypt's central political apparatus, to dlscuu the country's strategy at the next stage of the Middle But conflict. Reuter. 25 nad an argument with the group and was punched on the face.
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    Shipping accord by S'pore and Jakarta
    489 32  -  P.M. RAMAN Agreed; Uniform freight rates for cargoes |_By SINGAPORE, Thursday RATIONAL shipping lines of Singapore and Indonesia have agreed to charge uniform freight rates for cargoes carried to each other's country from home ports. The general level of rates will be between those
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    Lock icon A rose petal welcome for Queen Elizabeth
    183 32 BANGKOK, Thursday A BEVY of beautiful Thai firls scatter rose petals at her feet, as Queen Elizabeth walks down the red carpet at the royal pier in Banckok. Aecon panyinf her is Kinf Bhumibol, who led her to the honour guard representing Thailand's
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    39 32 PEKINO. Thurs. Britain and China have resumed talks on the question of exchanging ambassadors, and there was some speculation In the Chinese capital today that an announcement mljrht be made before the arrival of President Nixon. Reuter.
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    380 32 T ONDON. Than. The atock market* XJ armed today over a fairly broad front with sentiment aided by the ovrrnlght uptrend on Wall Street and further talk* In the coal miner*' .il-putr At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index had gained 9.0 to 501 0 Unilever. Glaxo. Pleaaey.
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    25 32 LONDON^ Thur. Spot barer. Forward bum £416 £3). aellers f'*JJ irr* 31 Settlement: £1411 <— *2> Tnm am. 120 torn p.m. 110 torn. Too*: Steady.
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