The Straits Times, 25 February 1972

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    25 1 J&CRAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 rISCT The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1972. 20 CENTS MX. (P) No. 3776
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    NO-WAR PACT POSSIBLE
    881 1 Pointers by Chou HONGKONG, Thursday PRIME Minister Chou En-lai and President Nixon have covered ground leading to a pact of nonaggression, Reuter s Washington correspondent John Heffernan said today. He quoted diplomatic sources as laying that the two leaders have almost certainly given consideration during their talks
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    Walkout at peace talks
    127 1 Walkout at peace talks PARIS, Thursday THE Vietnamese communists today walked out of the Vietnam peace conference to protest what they called an intensification of the war by President Nixon. Hanoi and Vleteong negotiators quit the conference table after reading out protest statements violently condemning President Nixon's policies. Talks would
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    Nixon scales Great Wall ramparts
    76 1 PRESIDENT Nixon has the turrets of the Great Wall shown him by Deputy Premier Mr. Li Hsien-nien (gesturing). At right is the U.S. Secretary of State Mr. William Rogers. Mr. Nixon wore ribbed. rubber-soled shoes to scale the steep ramparts of the wall. For the
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    Ya Fong may say 'no' to $3m offer
    411 1  - Ya Fong may say 'no' to $3m offer CHRISTINA CHEANG: By Singapore, Thurs.— TV comedian Ys Pong is thinking of turning down the otter of becoming Hollywood's screen sleutlj. Charlie (.Man. "I love my Family too much." he said today. If Ya Fong real name: Siow Tian Chye accepts the
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    Lock icon Growing Alps
    42 1 BRUNNEN .Switzerland). Thurs. The Alps .ire still growing, according to the Suns topographical office. It has noted Increases of between 21 and 29 mllllmeties (0.8 to 1.1 Inchest in the height of some peaks over the past 50 years Reuter
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    Lock icon Hijackers freed
    28 1 ADEN. Thurs Police today released the five Arab hijackers of the West German Lufthansa Boeing 747 after hours of questioning, officials vild UPI (Sec Page Three)
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
    36 1 TERRORISTS BLAST BUILDINGS BELFAST, Thurs.—Terrorist Are bombers and Kunmen struck in Northern Ireland today, rating an ancient city hall, blasting a store and shooting do" n a British soldier— AP (See Pace Four)
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      6 1 Visit to Ming Tombs: Page Two
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      Lock icon Wall of Silence
      590 2  - Wall of Silence MAX FRANKEL ...TO EVERY QUESTION, THE ANSWER IS REALLY A NON-ANSWER By PEKING, Thins. There is hi Ik of exchanges in the :iir for people, per* Formers, ideas and floods. This makes it timely to consider the difficulties as well as the opportunities such contacts offer to
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      Lock icon AT MING TOMBS-DOWN 96 STEPS TO AN EMPEROR'S VAULT
      111 2 WR. NIXON spent half an hour ot the 500-year-old Ming tombs outside Peking yesterday. With his party he walked along the sacred way, lined with stone animals, where even the Emperors had to dis- mount to show respect. Mrs. Nixon stooped
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      An angry Russia hits out at the 'opera' in Peking
      359 3 LONDON, Thurs. Russia, in a sharp personal attack on President Nixon, voiced strong official suspicion today of the Sino American talks in one of the first broad comments on what it termed "The Peking Opera. Soviet Weekly, an official publication
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      Hijack men wanted $9m for jumbo
      377 3 Hijack men wanted $9m for jumbo SAY REPORTS ADEN, Thursday PALESTINIAN commandos, who ended two-day-long hijack of a jumbo jetliner late last night, were reported to have asked for a US million ransom. They surrendered quietly to Yemeni authorities after freeing their last 14 hostages of the nearby 200 people
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      Big 'yes' likely in miners vote on new pay offer
      163 3 Big 'yes' likely in miners vote on new pay offer LONDON, Thurs. Britain's 280,000 striking coal miners voted today on last week's pay offer aimed at ending their seven-week crippling strike. Advance indications are that there will be virtually unanimous ran; unci-lile approval of wage increases averaging about 20 per
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      Lock icon Mintoff wants meeting with Heath
      136 3 Mintoff wants meeting with Heath VALETTA, Thurs. Premier Dom Mintoff has sent a message to London urgently requesting a meeting with Prime Minister Edward Heath in bid to solve the Anglo-Maltese crisis, Government sources said. The Government confirmed it sent a message to the British Government today. delivered through the
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      Lock icon Police shoot at student procession
      235 4 RAWALPINDI, Thurs. "> Police opened flre on a student procession in Pakistan's Northwest Fr o n tier Province today, and at least five people were wounded, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported from Peshawar. The agency said official sources reported police as having started firing
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      Lock icon Elephant death toll
      45 4 NAIROBI. Thurs. An e&- tlmated 3.000 of the 20.000 elephants <n Kenya's Tsavo National Park died in the droughts of 1970 and 1971 But the elephant population in the park, which lies belween Nairobi and the coast, has not been jeopardised. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Crisis law to cover British troops
      509 4 Crisis law to cover British troops LONDON, Thursday JHE Government last night rushed through Parliament emergency legislation to clear up a muddle over the legality of British Army security moves in Northern Ireland. Scheduled business In the House ot Commons was put aside to enable a short BUI to be
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      Lock icon Gunboat gift: Thank you says Mrs. B
      316 4 Gunboat gift: Thank you says Mrs. B COLOMBO, Thurs -Prime Minister Mrs. Bandar.inaike has said China's recent itift of five Runboats to Ceylon «:«>. evidence that aid given uithout strings tan contribute solidly to permanent friendship. Speaking at a rerenu>n> when she formally rereived two of the gunboats. Mrs. Bandaranaike
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      Lock icon Two sisters hacked to death in flat
      102 4 MANCHESTER. Thurs. Two sisters were found axed to death in a flat here. The victims wennamed as Mrs. Mary Bernadettr Buckley. 34, and Mrs. Bridget Kuan, 25. Their mutilated bodies were found in Mrs. Buckley's first floor flat. Mrs. Buckley's thrre sons, aped
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      27 4 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby I/l THIN* I'LL €TAI?T WITU US f BAjceo awcaoo with csab j(jAUgQgg^A><PTMe* T I ii/i ii i ju«T DIDN'T YOU T6LL N£~~?
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    Sea Viewstrikers still out, says union boss
    191 5 Sea Viewstrikers still out, says union boss SINGAPORE, Thurs. The secretary of the Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers' Trade Union, Mr. C.P. Wong today denied that union members were breaking their strike at the Sea View Hotel by going back to work. "All 210 of our members are still
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    Recital tour
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Adelaide Wind Quintet of South Australia will arrive on Saturday as part of Its four-week lecture and recital tour of South-east Asia.
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    Dip in water use
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water use yesterday dropped to 104.7 million callous. 300,000 gallons lower than Tuesday's 105 million gallons. No rainfall was recorded at the three catchment areas.
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    FERNANDEZ JUDGMENT RESERVED
    977 5  - FERNANDEZ JUDGMENT RESERVED BEN DAVIDSON Counsel on trial judge's 'pivotal finding' By Singapore, Thurs. 'piIK Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, today reserved judgement on the appeal of former MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez against conviction on a corruption charge. Final submissions were made by Mr. David Marshall, defending, at the
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    A 'father' who has full confidence in his -children
    197 6 A 'father' who has full confidence in his -children- SINOAPORE. Thurs.—Brother Charles Henry Is one "father" who has complete confidence In the future of all his children. And that takes quite some confidence, for his "children" are the students scattered In 1.374 schools, universities and other educational institutions In 88
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    Obscene books
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Bumboatman Son Leng Sin. 33. was fined $250 today for conveying eight copies of obscene books for sale on board the Shoan Mam berthed alongside Oodown 27/8 at 3.15 a.m. on Nov. 4 last year.
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    500 cars rust as they await buyers
    325 6 The big deal that failed to come through SINGAPORE, Thur». 500 cars have l>een lying idle in PSA grounds in Keppel Road and Telok Ayer Basin for a year waiting for buyers. Today after nearly 12 months at the mercy of sun and
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    Fined for brawl outside bar
    52 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs—Krlshnan alias Munlsamy so Ramasamy, 37, was today fined $25 for disturbing the peace by fighting with Raj Bhadur Singh. 18, at 6.45 p.m. yesterday outside PartdUc Bar at Anson Road. Raj denied he had fought with Krlshnan His case will be heard on
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    Annual dinner
    23 6 SINOAPORE, ThUW. The Radio and Electrical Traders Association of Singapore will hold Its 16th anniversary dinner at Mandarin Hotel on Saturday.
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    BOY WHO SLEPT ON FOUR-MONTH OLD BABY
    78 6 BOY WHO SLEPT ON FOUR-MONTH OLD BABY SINGAPORE. Thurs. A four-month-old baby was suffocated to death when his elder brother slept on his face, a coroner's court was told today. The father. Chee Seng Hock, a hospital cook, said that when he woke up on the morning of Feb. 5
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    Malay dramascript writing competition
    83 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The National Book Development Council will hold a Malay drama-script writing competition to celebrate International Book Year 1972. The competition is open to all Singapore citizens and permanent residents 17 years old and above. Three prizes of a total value of $27U wUI be
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    Safe landing
    36 6 Safe landing PENANO. Thurs. A Sabre Jet pilot today made a safe landing at the Butter* urtli RMAF base after the nosewheel of his aircraft had failed to function. The aircraft was slightly damaged.
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    When corruption should be tolerated in S-E Asia
    176 6 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. SOUTH-EAST Asian nations should postpone "excessive" actions In eliminating corruption. Dr. Soerjono Wlrjodlatmodjo, of the University of Indonesia, suggested today. While he agreed that corruption remained a factor detrimental to development, he said this evil should be tolerated under
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    Singapore man found dead in London
    209 6 Singapore man found dead in London I ONDON, Thurs.—Mr. Sin Hee, private secretary to the Singapore High Commissioner, was found dead in the lounge of his Londo n maisonette on Tuesday. Mr. Tan. 39. was lying on the floor under a blanket. On a divan lay a woman. Miss Chan
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    Bookshop owner fined $500
    54 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Booksliop proprietor Law Wee Sin. 42, was fined $.00 today when he admitted displaying SO pirated copies of an Educational Publication Bureau'_ publication called List of Characters In Simplified Terms for sale. He was booked *t hi* bookshop In Oeylang Road at 12.15 pm.
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    Inconsiderate driver
    45 6 SINGAPORE. TJurs A magistrate's court .oday fined van driver Chua Bit Ser $340 for driving a van mlthout reasonable consideration to other road users by making a U-turn Into Lorong I<S, Geylang. and colliding with an oncoming motor-cyclist on Feb. 28 last year.
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    Kindergarten classes
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. To* Payoh branch of the PAP will organise new kindergarten classes from March 1 In Block 178 of the housing estate. Tuition will be given in English and Chinese. Registration starts tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and It will be on every Tuesday and
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    Short-sighted
    1571 7  -  Masie Kwee THE ruling has yd to sec the li^lil <>f print. Hut since the academic year lx>gan on Dec. 27, the Education Ministry has give n secondary school principals verbal instructions to sir cI c h the teacher's workload from a minimum of IXJ hours to a maximum
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    REPUBLICSEXTERNAL TRADE UP BY $1700 M
    101 8 REPUBLICSEXTERNAL TRADE UP BY $1700 M CINGAPORE, Thurs. 3 Singapore's external trade amounted to more than $14,026 million last year, an increase of $1,726 million over 1970. Latest statistics show a trade deficit of $3,286.71 million. Singapore impor ted $8,654.96 million worth of goods and exported $5,3*1.21 million worth. Japan
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    Teachers' art and crafts exhibition
    77 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Director of Education, Mr. Kwan Sai Kheong. will open the second Singapore Teachers' Art and Crafts exhibition at the National Library Hall on March 8 at 5.30 p.m. The exhibition, organised by the Ministry of Education, will be open daily from March
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    Karate lessons
    35 8 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Chinese YMCA will conduct a karate class for beginners at its Ylo Chu Kang branch from March 6. Further Information can be obtained from 31. Brighton Avenue or tel. *****.
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    Rescuers find body of quarry worker
    186 8  -  K.S. SIDHU: Dug out after 43 hours under giant boulder By Singapore, Thurs. 4«{ hours under a giant boulder, the body of a Pulau L'bin quarry worker was dug out today without a scratch on him. Police believe that Mohamed Noor bin Osman, 21.
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    Debris moved by 100 labourers
    296 8 One hour later, workmen noticed a hand protruding from under a boulder. Orders were immediately given to stop the bulldozers. Then about 100 workers, some with changkols and others using bare hands, started to remove the smaller rocks and debris. They finally reached Noor at
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    Welfare groups support anti-drug club
    165 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. All 100 voluntary, welfare and youth organisations affiliated to the Singapore Council of Social Service have given full backing to the Government's plan to form an anti-drug club. The Intensified efforts will take the shape of the new Narcotics Association of Singapore to
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    Man denies tape theft
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Thure. Teo Ah Thvan. 34, today denied stealing a cartridge tape-player and four tapes, together worth $200. from a car belonging to Oan Wan Lay in Lorong Plsang Batu, Bukil Tlniah at 5.10 a.m. yesterday.
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    Reception
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Tashlng Co. (Pte). Ltd. will hold a reception and a Taiwan floral exhibition to mark Chap Goh Meh at the Moon Palace Itstauiant In People's Park Complex tomorrow at 12.30 p.m.
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    Were you a Feb. 29 baby?
    66 8 NEW NATION would like to contact Leap Year children between the aces of six and 12. The newsnaper would like to know how you feel about celebratinc your birthday on Feb. 29— once every four years. Telephone *****0 or *****0 between 9.30 a.m. and
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    Millions of Aussies to see S'poreans at Arts Festival
    243 8 Millions of Aussies to see S'poreans at Arts Festival SINGAPORE, Thurs— MilO lions of Australians will see multi-racial Singapore come alive through dance and music on March 3 when the opening night concert at the Adelaide Festival of Arts is telecast live throughout Australia. The Adelaide Festival of Arts, a
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    Witnesses hostile so doctor acquitted
    222 8 Witnesses hostile so doctor acquitted SEREMBAN, Thurs. The DAP Member of Parliament for Port Dickson, Dr. A. Soorian. was acquitted today on an assault charge in a magistrate court here after two prosecution witness turned hostile. Dr. Soorian, defended by Dato SP. Seenlvasagam was alleged to have abetted four men
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    Airline party
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. About 400 people today attended a reception given by Olympic Airways, the Greek national airline, at Shangri-La Hotel to celebrate the inauguration of its commercial service between Athens and Singapore on March
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      223 8 \^^B a^al TIARA LOUNGE 25-storeys up, the Tiara Lounge Cocktail Bar offers more cocktail variations than anywhere else on the island. Plus an incomparable view of the island from Jurong to Changi, the Malaysian mainland and neighbouring Indonesian islands. The Tiara Lounge is an unique and exotic retreat. Open from
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    Restrict the rights of bosses, says NTUC
    555 9 Restrict the rights of bosses, says NTUC CALL TO RESTORE JOB SECURITY SINGAPORE. Thur«. 'JMIK prerogatives grunted by the Industrial Relations Act to management of hiring, firing, promotion, transfer and retrenchment of employees have placed workers at the mercy of the bad employer, and the Act should be amended to
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    Lock icon Bank buys certificates to help varsity
    93 9 TOKYO. Thurs. The Mitsubishi Trust and Banking Corporation is to supply indirect finance for a Singapore Government plan to expand the University of Singapore. The bank is buying participation certificates worth about 300 million yen (about 52.8 million) from a World Bank loan of
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    CARPETS BACKDROP FOR RAVI CONCERT
    94 9 CARPETS BACKDROP FOR RAVI CONCERT SINGAPORE, Thurs- Ravi Shankar will perform before 1.000 people in SintaPore next week, against a backdrop of lush Oriental carpets. Some 30 Persian silk and Bokhara carpets worth 5750.000 will set the exotic mood for his concert at the Sbancri-La Hotel's Island Ballroom. The lush
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    Babies who are left to die: Coroner
    135 9 Babies who are left to die: Coroner SINGAPORE, Thurs. A coroner expressed concern today that unwanted bubii-s were still being exposed to death in modern-day Singapore. Mr. David Gerald said: "It is disheartening that such things are still haDpeninu in Singapore." He made these remarks before returnlnx an open finding
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    Careless bus conductor
    47 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs Conductor N0 Boon Chuan of Jalan Sulam was fined $90 today when he admitted pressing the bell of his bus twice, resulting in a commuter (ailing oft* the vehicle before he could board it at Circuit Road on Feb. 19 last year.
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    FOUR ROB COUPLE OF GOLD -CHAIN—
    79 10 FOUR ROB COUPLE OF GOLD -CHAIN— SINGAPORE, Thurs. Four youths, armed with parangs, held up a couple at their Qeylang Serai home and escaped with a gold necklace worth $150 early today. Storekeeper Ahmad bin Mammad. 33. anc 1 'Ms wife let them Into theu house at Jalan Ismail at
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    Building fund appeal
    44 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Association (or the Deaf Is appealing for funds to build a vocational Institute to train deaf school-leavers and adults. All donations should be sent to: The Chairman. Appeals Committee. Singapore Association for the Deaf. 151 Orchard Road.
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    Kai Kan hopes operation will save his life
    205 10 RHEU MATIC heart patient Ng Kai Kan (above) of Penang, who doctors predict has only two years to live, Is hoping that a delicate operation in America will save his life. Kai Kan, 22. who arrived in Singapore yesterday on his way
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    287 cops apply for three-room flats
    158 10 SINGAPORE.. Thurs. A total of 287 policemen have applied to buy three-room Housing Board flats under a scheme announced last year giving them priority. Two hundred and fifty of them were approved by the police authorities, but allocation by the HDB has yet to
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    Cloth dealer stabbed
    46 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Cloth dealer Wan Daud bin Chlk, 26. was 'tabbed twice by eight youths In front of the Galaxy Cinema after he refused to pay an extortion demand for $20 soon after midnight last night. His condition was described as "not serious"
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    SAF military exercises in nine areas
    220 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at the following training areas from Feb. 27 to March 4. TAMPINES-ILU BEDOK: From 8.30 a.m. to 10.00 a.m. on Feb. 27; 8.00 a.m. on Feb. 28 to noon on March 4. PULAU TEKONG:
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    A jumbo problem for MSA honeymoon flight plan
    301 10 'TERRIFIC RESPONSE FROM PUBLIC SINGAPORE, Thursday jyjERCI'RY Singapore Airlines' plans for a jet set wedding cum honeymoon for new ly-weds may become a jumbo problem before the October wedding date arrives. Reason: There may be as many as 300 and not 50
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    —Concorde likely to call here in April
    77 10 —Concorde likely to call here in April SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singaporeans may be able to get a glimpse of the Concorde when the .Nupcr>onii transport aircr.ift flies from Hanover. Germany, to Australia in April. The Anglo-French SST. Concorde 002, will fly to Australia after the Hanover International Air Show in April.
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    Cartoon course
    37 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Adult Education Board will conduct a 12-week course In cartoon drawing at Its Mountbatten centre from March 4. Application forms are available from Uie board's offices 111 Calrnhlll Read Fee Is $20.
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    Probe intoalleged $113,200 bank fraud bid
    91 11 Probe intoalleged $113,200 bank fraud bid pENANG, Thurs. 1 Police here have Interviewed several people In connection with a reported attempt to swindle the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation here of $113.--200. Thirteen cheques were made out between Feb. 11 and 18 from a cheque book Issued to a man who
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    Disneyland ambassador coming on goodwill visit
    81 11 DISNEYLAND ambassador 1972 Miss Emily Zinser (above) will arrive in Singapore on March 5 for a three-day goodwill tour. Miss Zinser. who is on a world tour to extend greetings from Disneyland, will make a courtesy rail on the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche
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    Punctured tyre delays plane
    55 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Cathay Pacific Airways Convalr 880 aircraft was delayed for more than 12 hours at Singapore airport vestfrday, because of a punctured rear tyre. Another Convalr 880 aircraft which (lew In from Hong Kong last night left with the passenRers early today. The defective
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    Open verdict on doctor who died of poisoning
    235 11 Open verdict on doctor who died of poisoning SINGAPORE. Thurs— The State Coroner. Inche Ibrahim Burhan. today recorded an open verdict on a government anaesthetist who died of drug poisoning. He said that there was no evidence to show that Dr. MM C Mara had Intended to take his life
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    Revolver and ammo seized
    58 11 KUALA LUMPCR. Thurs. Police last night Mixed a loaded revolver believed to have been used In the 112.000 "bonus payroll" grab by four armed men from the Malaya Publishing and Printing Co.. In Petallng Jaya, 10 days ago. It was loaded with five rounds. The police
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    ASEAN may make public secret papers
    492 11  - ASEAN may make public secret papers P.M. RAMAN Standing committee to decide next month By SINGAPORE, Thursday CERTAIN confidential ASEAN docoments may in future be declassified and made public under the policy of keeping the public informed of ASEAN activities. A decision on this is expected to be taken at
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    Wanted: A hangman
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Prisons Department Is looking (or a hangman. An advertisement In today's Straits Times specified that candidates should be male and preferably ex-prlson officers who were conversant with execution procedures.
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    Bank of China credit for Malaysian banks
    87 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. China has allowed four Malaysian banks to open accounts with the Bank of China in major cities to facilitate direct trade between the two countries. This is because there is no Bank of China in Malaysia at present to handle transactions,
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    MARA's target for unit trusts is $ 100m
    239 11 MARA's target for unit trusts is 100m- KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. MARA today announced a $100 million target •in the shortest time possible" for its five unit trust. MARA s unit trust funds have amassed $15 million in the past three years. MARA deputy chairman Inche Ishak Tadln disclosed today. This
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    Buffet party
    30 11 SINOAPORE Thurs The Cockpit Hotel will hold a buffet reception to mark the opening of Its Chinese restaurant, the Dragon Palace, and Japanese Garden coffee shop on Saturday.
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    Latest restaurant and coffeeshop to enhance S'pore's reputation
    538 12 OPENING of the Drag n Pulace Chinese Rcstiiuranliind a Japanese Garden Coffee Shop tomorrow will further enlia n C c Singapore's reputation as a gourmet*! paradise. Housed In the $20 million new hotel extension building of The Cockpit Hotel at Oxley Rise
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      332 12 CONGRA TULA TIONS on the opening of the DRAGON PALACE CHINESE RESTAURANT JAPANESE GARDEN COFFEE SHOP We are proud to be associated with this project. From: F^H VI vanhin FURNITURE CO (PTE) LTD. 142 O»CMA»O K> IW3M 9 TEI *****8 37/144 l29*OHßt> K lUMPOR TEL 240«3 CONGRATULATIONS on the opening
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      182 12 Sincerest greetings to Cockpit Hotel on the occasion of the opening of their Dragon Palace Chinese Restaurant and Japanese Garden Coffeeshop f SINGAPORE CARPET VTa? P//*G) MANUFACTURERS PTE LTD. I Showroom Tudor Court, 1 125. tonglin Rood Singopoi 10 X^^ Ttl: *****1/2 CONGRATULATIONS A.ND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TO
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    WOMAN ROBBED IN TOILET
    95 13 WOMAN ROBBED IN TOILET SINGAPORE. Than. A thug went into the women's toilet In Metropole Theatre today to rob. Armed wllii a daKKer the robber took $4* and a cold bracelet and necklace together worth $260 from Miss Qnek Enc Hna. who had cone to the toilet in Maxwell Road
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    The kind of workers employers have to insure
    205 13 The kind of workers employers have to insure OINGAPORE, Thurs. Many employers are still In the dark about their legal obligations to insure their workmen against death or inJury. This has led to "some confusion" when they approached Insurance companies to seek protection for their workers. To clarify the matter,
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    Extortion charge
    36 13 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Jantan bin Babum, 17. was today rharsed with threatening Arlt-Ur-Rehman with bodily injury unless he paid S3 to him in Changi Road on Feb. 14. Jantan denied the charge Bail wai allowed.
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    Lucky Toto numbers
    37 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. In todays Toto draw No. 1572 the following numbers were picked. 25. 41. 1. 2 and 12. Additional number: 26. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were: 21. 46 and 3.
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    CITIZENSHIP QUESTION FOR PARLIAMENT
    92 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A question of grantIng Singapore citizenship to certain applicants will be raised by Hajl Mohamed Art ft* bin Suradi. the MP for Kampong Kembangan. at the next sitting of Parliament. He will ask the Government whether 'in view of the political and eco- nomic
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      HOPE IN PEKING
      459 14 Some correspondents covering the Nixon story have begun to believe what they were warned not to believe. They could be right, or nearly right, so well do the President's talks with China's Prime Minister appear to be going. But not a whisper of fact has reached their
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      THE TOURIST BOOM
      262 14 The Boeing Company has good news for Singapore's tcurist industry and its rather harried hoteliers. By 1975, says Boeing's new "evaluation of Pacific tourism", Singapore can expect almost two million tourists. Better still, over fcur million should be making for Singapore in 1980. If the forecast ccmes
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      POLIO REMINDER
      228 14 The admission to Malaysian hospitals in the last three days of a further 26 suspected cases of polio is an unpleasant reminder that the epidemic is not over, and a warning to parents whose children have not been immunised. Ten cases are reported from Kedah, seven from Perak
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    Lock icon ROME'S— JET-SET IN NEW DOLCE VITA' SCANDAL
    555 14 ROME'S JET-SET IN NEW DOLCE VITA' SCANDAL By a correspondent ROME Cafe society here is shaken, by a drug affair that has led the police to close an internationally known discotheque, arrest its manager, and investigate many Via Veneto habitues. Police informants say that the inquiry is expanding into unforeseen
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    The price the U.S. may have to pay...
    828 14  - The price the U.S. may have to pay... ANTHONY LEWIS By PRESIDE NT Nixon's visit to China, whatever else it may or may not do, marks the end of an illusory phase in American policy. Instead of applying a devil theory to the People's Republic, we now admit to ourselves
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    CHOP, CHOP, JOHN —OR IS IT CHON?
    716 14  -  RUSSELL BAKER BY Washington AFTER the U.S. had seen President Nixon eating dinner with chopsticks fn Peking the other night. John Mitchell. formerly the Attorney General, now Secretary for Re-election, placed a long-dist-ance telephone call. The President lifted the phone. The conversation went
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    S'pore becomes haven for 'hot' money from Taiwan
    688 15  - S'pore becomes haven for 'hot' money from Taiwan SOH TIANG KENG By pKH'K months after Taiwan's exit from the United N at ions, "hot" money from thai Co unt r\ is still flowing steadily into Singapore. It is now common knowledge that Singapore is the strongest magnet attracting funds from
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    Aussie firm loses control over a market
    158 15  - Aussie firm loses control over a market KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: The Australian offshoot of the big US electric power tool group. Black and Decker, has lost control over its fastest growing market South-east Asia. Chairman of Black and Decker (A Asia). Mr. B. G. Ross, recently reported that the
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      139 15 Getting to know us Will! I we are learning a lot about the British Royal family during their tour of Singapore and Malaysia the British people are learning a lot about us. British Information Services tell me they have been following the Royal party's progress by means of a special
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    COMMERCIAL BANKING IN MALAYSIA CONTINUES TO GROW
    721 15  - COMMERCIAL BANKING IN MALAYSIA CONTINUES TO GROW KUK MAY By TOTAL assets of commercial banks operating in Malaysia rose by over 13 per cent in 1971 to $5,041.5 million from $4,460.2 million in 1970. The growth recorded by the commercial banking sector appears favourable as measured against other growth Indices.
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    Investment seminar: Applications still open
    319 15 Investment seminar: Applications still open APPLICATIONS for the Inv c s tment Conference '72 to be held in Singapore at the Hyatt Hotel on Saturday. March 11. are still open. But intending delegates are asked to send in their applications ;us soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Judging from the
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      MAS survey aims to develop local banking expertise
      178 16  - MAS survey aims to develop local banking expertise GEORGIE LEE By A CIRCULAR letter by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to all banks late last year may have put some banks in a quandary, revealing certain inadequacies in staff development and the provision for localisation of expatriateheld posts. For
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      Manpower
      433 16 Sources believe that the MAS query Is Intended to ensure that provisions are made for the gradual localisation of expatriateheld posts wherever possible as well as to survey the banking manpower needs In the Republic and perhaps, as a consequence, to ensure the continued development of local banking expertise
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      Garden hits the right note
      214 16 rrHOUGH the chips are down in the hotel trade, Lady Luck has not stopped smiling on at least one the recentlyopened Garden Hotel In Balmoral Road, Singapore. For behind the pleasant smiles in the Garden abode is the pleasant thought of fully inhabited rooms since
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      Impressive
      121 16 IN similar vein. too. Is Anglo-French Travel, a member of the Inchcape group, whose sales streak following its removal to the prestlgeous Wisma Damansara, Kuala Lumpur, in May last year has chalked up an impressive two-fold Increase in terms of ticket sales turnover. There is more to AngloFrench Travel's
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      The incredible 'Shrinker'
      182 16 RANK Xerox's latest member of the copy clan, dubbed "the incredible shrinking machine" but known commercially as the 7000 reduction duplicator (see picture), made Its debut at recent launchlngs in Singapore and Malaysia. For armed with the prized device, the Rank Xerox glib talkers are making eyes
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      150 16 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. George W. Brimyard, managing director of Mersey Docks and Harbour which operates the Port of Liverpool In Britain, will visit Slngaport next week during his tour of South-east Asia, Australia and New Zealand. The purpose of the visit is to acquaint local shippers and port authorities
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      375 16 For the first time in your region Investment Conference 72 Singapore Equity investment is a major contributor to the economic growth of o country. Decision makers this is youi conference. You must take up the challenges Ot the new economic awakening of the Asian giant. it you have o desire
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1021 17 DID ANO OFFIft >sj| C l| OFFI- CIALtY LIITID AT TNI CLOU Tltl M««»wM ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADING WITH ■'Rid MOVIMINTI IN NACKITt VIITIROAV WfRI r INDUSTRIAL! UNIT TRUST (Asia Unit Trual) (Mhuihi' rntM far Fasj. M) Mai. lnvr.t Fund 1.70 1.75 Mai. Hrog. Fund 1.42 1.47 id
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1461 17 OUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Btock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded .shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise .specified INDUSTRIALS AJtnomoto (2) 1.96. Alran >3> 2.22. (1) 2 21. (12) 2.20. (1) 2.19. (1)
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        MELBOURNE
        327 17 I\*ELBOURNE Thurs. Lead--ITX Ing mining and Industrial shares filmed at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Blue-chip mining Issues advanced under moderate demand Western Mi nine gained 17 cents to $3 15. CBA was also well supported rising 6 cents to $6.40. Mt. lia copper miner. MIM moved ahead 5
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        NEW YORK
        270 17 T^EW YORK, Wed—Bausch and Lomb, the popular soft contact lenses firm, took a sharp pounding on Wall Street today but on balance the market ended with little change for the day. Turnover was moderate. After being delayed at the opening by an Influx of trading orders, Bausch and
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        HONG KONG
        196 17 UONO KONO. Thurs. The market opened on a very strong note but towards midmorning selling devetnncd and continued for the rest of the day. The total turnover value for the day was 129.3 million. Today nosing prices In Hong Kong dollars and cents followed by the differences on
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        Indices
        91 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 87.92 Tuesday 87.33 Week ago 86 69 RIBBERS Wednesday 288 63 Tuesday 290 03 Week ago 289.73 OILB Wednesday 325.17 Tuesday 317.88 Week ago 303.12 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 505.1 Tuesday 493 2 Week ago 480 4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 911.88 Tuesday 913 46 Week
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        Exchange rates
        154 17 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. 24. Local dollar, to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound ***** 7.3825 7.3700 Australian Dollar 3 4025 3 3625 3.3425 Canadian Dollar 2.8425 2 8100
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        Rises
        37 17 O.C.B.C. I OH Kr.im.it S. Darby T. Harbour Inchcape S. Traders U. E. Robinsons Sim Llm $8.80 $6.70 $3.00 $8.25 $4.34 $5.50 $6.40 $3.24 $2.82 $1.22 .40 .30 .20 .20 .10 +.10 .10 .08 .07 .06
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        Falls
        35 17 cntinc •liltsu I and G Wauth >anlop t. Sidini ten 'arlsberg 1. Ncai ■'eneer $282 —.10 $2.90 —.10 $3.16 —.10 $400 —.08 $4.40 —.06 $1.62 —.05 $1.69 —.05 $2.43 —.05 $0.58 —.04 $189 —.04
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        Most active stocks
        22 17 Sim Lim 595.000 Merlin M 518.000 City Dcv 357.000 Haw Par 159.000 Total Turnover 4.14 M Delayed Percentage 34.53
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        INDICES
        36 17 Feb. M Feb. II Industrials 216.82 218.31 1 Hotels: 77.77 79.33 Properties 161.26 163.66 Tins: 102.29 102.85 t rubbers: 136.52 136.28 Dec. 30, 1966 1M Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 a 100
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      Veneer explains
      171 17 VENEER Products has Riven further details regarding the subsidiary it formed late last year to take over the assets of Malayan Parquet Floor Industries (MPFI). In reply to an Exchange query the company states Its new subsidiary. Veneer Products Wool Laminates und Parquet (VPWL), which Is owned 60
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      HIGHLIGHT
      121 17 COPPER INDUSTRIES In the half-year ended December 1971 achieved sales of $1,024,075. but suffered losses of $997,717. This Is the first halfyearly report from the company as It only commenced production In the period. Late arrival of a main Item of plant followed by delays of about 18 months
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      Hong Kong rates
      34 17 HonK KotlK yrntrrduy the U.S. dollar whs quoted at 5 ***** (or T.T. ant 5 57 for sash. atsrhng was quoted at 14 44 and •ns tail si gsld at 334.875.
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      M. CEMENT'S PROFIT
      217 17  -  OWING to crossed wires Business Times did not know Malayan Cement's pre-tax profit figures on Wednesday when yesterday's report on the dividend payments was written. The Exchange issued a statement which only gave the dividend figures, whereas an advertisement appeared In the Press yesterday morning giving the
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      Index: Another new peak
      268 17 nil ING pourr remained generally strong on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. For the fourth day running active conditions prevailed as speculation became more widespread. Two suspensions of trading for 25 minutes had to he called durinc the day to rase the nressure
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        STRAITS TIN ADVANCES AGAIN
        158 17 STRAITS TIN ADVANCES AGAIN rE Straits tin price In Pen a n g yesterday gained another $1 to $627 per plcul on an official offering up 11 tons to 208 tons. Following good London advices and fairly good support, especially from the United States, the tone of the local market
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        Gold markets
        54 17 WadttMday Tuesday SU.t. to t -ondon Unch. 4».«5 J«lnit Unch. 40.95 lonxkonc 50.13 50.30 iurlch Unch. 40.MB Unch. 4s. 758 >«rl» «*.73 4« «1 I'pore (1) Unch. 50.20 I'port 12) Unch. I7S.W 1) Export price in non-ittrllm area In U.8. dollar! per ounce 2) Local dealeri prlcea In
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        PALM OIL
        42 17 In London on Wrdntaday the palm oil price* of Malayan S per cent CIF UK N European port* In bulk, iteming per lone ton March May wu quoted at UK (70 «*U«r» (unchar.(rd); June July at UK 172 Mlltn (unchan««d).
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        PRODUCE
        103 17 /"MlNfll PRODUCE EXCHANCE. V SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICEI PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: l.ulk »:i'J Mitt I arum $41 seller*. Csprs: Mixed loose IK Com. 121 B 100'; NLW »l«2» HSn, Sarawak White f.o.b. 9«'; NLW $1771 sellers. Sarawak spe< i:il blark f.o b. 9«. NLW fl27t sellers. Sarawak
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        Copper prices
        32 17 London ropprr pricij on Wednesday ipr. vioin in brackets). w.r.sar Spot buyer MM.OO (H21.U0) Keller £430.m vi Three months buyer (437.50 iik'S.SOi jHlrr i4.i5.00 ll43«.OOi Market tans: Bt.'ady Sales--1.973 ton*.
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        64 17 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates arc for deposit of U8125.000 and above. 1 mth 4 >» to 4 16'r 2 mths 4 11/16 to 4 15 16": 3 mths 4 to 4 15/16% 6 mths 5 5 16 to 5 W%
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        RUBBER RETREATS
        315 17 LONDON advices were disappointing and opening quotations were marked down half a cent on the rubber market yesterday. Some early SMR 20 and hedge interest made for slightly steadier conditions at first but when this was completed the market turned very rmlet and easier towards the mornIng close.
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        22 17 FKB. 24. RIBRIR 87.75 cents (down 0.75 cent). TIN 5627 (jp SI). Official nil. mi 208 tons (up 11 tons).
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        Profit-taking erodes premium
        541 17 rpHERE Is little to comx ment upon for the intermittent trading period of the past two weeks, says Holiday, Cutler and Bath in Its weekly rubber review. Only minor factors emerged and a holiday atmosphere prevailed Immediately before and after the Chinese New Year. The February position
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      611 18 (ffi^ AMOCO SINGAPORE, INC. OUR BUSINESS We are a subsidlar> f a major International Oil Company with headquarters in the U.S.A. and activities in the petroleum business throughout the world. Due to the expansion of our activities in Singapore and S.E. Asia, we are looking for a young man with
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      741 18 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD QUANTITY SURVEYOR Applications are invited for the post of Quantity Surveyor for the construction of Stage II Extension. Jurong Power Station. Singapore. The appointee must be a Fellow or an Associate ol the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors F.R.I.C.S. or A.R.I.C.S. (Quantities) or hold equivalent qualifications. He
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      679 18 THE COLD STORAGE GROUP OF COMPANIES has vacancies for:--1 A trainee Production Manager for their Magnolia Soft Drinks and Dairy Division. MaJaysians aged between 22 and 25 years with a degree in a sciencebased subject (preferably micro-biology or dairy technology) are invited to apply 2. Two trainee Marketing Executives. Malaysian
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    216 19 Police warn hit and run drivers OINGAPORE, Thurs. Police warned hit-and-run drivers today that they were committing serious offences. The warning came after a second pedestrian in 24 hours was knocked down by a car which failed to stop following the accident. Those caught are likely to face four charges.
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    Fighting fine
    30 19 oi.,uaPORE Thurs. Unemployed Aloyslus Andrew Misson. 21. was fined $25 lor fighting with another man Inside the Katong Jackie s Bowling alley at 5 10 p.m. on Tuesday.
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    Back at work man who cheated death
    292 19  -  TAN WEE LIAN Crash after slip from the 14th floor— and now he's hard at it on the 18th By Singapore, Thurs. |T'S a miracle 19-year-old carpenter Liv Saow Hua is alive today. For not only did he cheat death after falling 14
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    PUB'S DEPUTY CHIEF DR. TAN DIES
    152 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The deputy chairman of the Public Utilities Board, Dr. Tan Ah Chua. 53, died of a heart attack at the Outram Hospital yesterday evening. A dentist. Dr. Tan left a widow, two sons and a daughter. His cortege leaves his Blnjai Park
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    Man denies cheating
    54 19 SINGAPORE. Thura. Ec Ho Peng. 28. today denied cheating two men of a total of 1761, by promising to deliver television sets at "cost price." Ec was alleged to have received $382 from Cheong Ah Liak in Alexandra Road and $379 from Sia Kok Pan in Margaret
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    Hari Raya party
    52 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs The MP (or Whampoa. Dr. Augustine Tan. will officiate at a Hari Raya Hajl and Chinese New Year party to be held at the PAP Whampoa branch in Jalan Tenteram on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. A graduation ceremony of the branch's sewing classes will also
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    Scholarships
    38 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minuter of State (or Finance. Mr. Tang See Chlm. will present scholarships to 16 Primary Six students at Kay Wah School in Neo Tiew Road on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. instead of 8 p.m.
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    WOMAN TO LEAD TRADE TEAM
    62 19 WOMAN TO LEAD TRADE TEAM SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Leicester trade mission which will visit Singapore on March 8 Hill be led br a woman. Mrs. A. Waudbv is president of Leicester's Chamber of Commerce. She is also a barrister and chairman of the British Steam Specialities Ltd.. of Fleet Street.
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    Festival dinner
    25 19 SINGAPORE. Thurr The PAP Geylang Serai branch will hold a Chinese New Year dinner Rt its premises in Lorong Engku Aman on Saturday.
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    Marriage annulled for sailor who gave up sea for wife
    331 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. *J Sailor Slew Yuen Sun made "great sacrifices to save his marriage. He even Rave up the sea, which he loved so much, to be a landlubber. But it was all to no avail, the High Court heard
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    Absentee jailed
    48 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tan Koon Seng. 19. was today jailed (or three months by a magistrate for absenting himself lrotn national service training Tan did not turn up for 53 training periods a' Serangoon Oarden Seconam, School between Jan. 29 last year and Feb. 8 this year.
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    Death fall from 14th floor
    37 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs Madam Lee Choo Kok. 31. (ell to her death from the 14th door of Block 27-A, Commonwealth Avenue tonight. Police later recovered a pair of slippers on the said door.
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      137 19 i GENUINE I I SUPERFINE QUALITY 1 1 PERSIAN CARPETS I j^R We have scouts spread throughout Central Asia collecting fine quality JJS) f^< Persian and Bokhara Carpets Rugs. What's more! We supply complete biographical information for every Persian fir Bokhara carpet (which is most important). NEWS of INTEREST Second
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      898 19 lOn your TV and Radio 3.(0 P.M. Opening and Where the I 7.05 Sports Parade 3.M P.M. Programme Summary (IS Chahaya Heart Is 7.41 News (C) 3.13 Anekarama 1.43 Julia 3.M For the Family (E) 7SS Chinese Va "ety Sho 3.32 M Squad 7.14 Programme Summary 3M A Diary of
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      Tools for nearly every trade
      199 20 TJEARLY 2(M)() light machines, machine tools and other products of Japanese machinery manufacturers will be featured in a week-long exhibition opening at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow The exhibition, known as the Japan Machinery Show, is being Jointly sponsored by the Kanagawa Prefectural Government, the
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      JAPAN CATCHING UP WITH U.S. AS TOP PLASTIC: PRODUCER
      202 20 JAPAN CATCHING UP WITH U.S. AS TOP PLASTIC: PRODUCER JAPAN is fast catching up with the United States as the world's largest plastic producer. Plastic production in Japan now exceeds five million tons, about 10 times the figure of 10 yean ago. The annual rate of increase during the past
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      Chamber will continue to encourage Japanese to invest in S'pore
      416 20 Chamber will continue to encourage Japanese to invest in S'pore Following is a message from Mr. Shinji Otsuki, President of the Javanese Chamber of Commerce and Indust AM honoured to 1 have been asked to write a brief message to mark the official openIng of the week-long Japan Machinery Show
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      The world's largest truck crane
      55 20 THE world's largest truck crane, NX 1750, has a 43.8 metre-long crane with a hoisting power of 75 tons. The machine Is hydraulically operated and can be moved in all directions. It is made by the Kato Manufacturing Company and was shown at the Construction
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      Studies to ensure safety on roads
      164 21 Studies to ensure safety on roads BOTH the Japanese Government, and the motor industry are conducting intensive research on measures to ensure the safety of motor vehicles and to minimize public hazards caused by them. The largest Institution engaged in this research is the Automobile Public Hazards and Safety Center
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      Adaptive control lathe being developed
      210 21 Adaptive control lathe being developed THE Government Mechanical Laboratory of Japan is developing machine tools equipped with "adaptive control" (AC) devices. The AC system is one step ahead of the NC (numerical control) system and is designed to control a lathe by automatically adapting the changes that occur in the
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      WIDER WORLD MARKET FOR MINING TOOLS
      97 21 Exports of Japanese construction and mining machinery have been Increasing sharply in recent years and have almost reached the US$lOO milUon level. The market for these machinery exists not only in the advanced nations but also in the developing countries. The boemlng export is
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      189 20 I NIPPON ASBESTOS I I CO., LTD. I I manufacturers of I I TOMBO Gaskets and I I Mechanical Packings I I invites you to visit I I their exhibition stand I I THE JAPAN I I MACHINERYSHOW I at the VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL I from Saturday 26 th February
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      291 21 With BEAVER, the durable powerful L mowing machine, mowing becomes n Y- It alto performs a variety of W °ther |obs efficiently and quickly. It digs, weeds, cuts branches and even iflnß^al r **P( pad" and picks tea. An under>k| »»«»f Pump too. Get BEAVER to do ■HH BtIVID wiocn
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      195 21 v 1972 JAPAN MACHINERY SHOW USE <6^> Victory for GAS Welding* Cutting Regulating EtauiPMEiNrr m „v. .cures CHIYGDA SEIKI CO., LTD. Sole ajcnlt tor Singopsrr, Mala*>ia t Borneo BENG YEW CO., PTE. LTD. I BENIi YEW (Mi CO. *****1 SCLECIt RD., SPOKE 7 I 419, JLN IPOM K.L. MALAYSIA. TIL:
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      The pointthat he was making
      112 22 The pointthat he was making lAM glad that Mr. Vivian Quek, a senior master of long standing in St. Andrew's School has endorsed Miss Masie Kurt's reporting as complete, accurate and unslanted in spite of the effort of the PRO. Ministry of Education to lead us to believe otherwise. Incidentally
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      Of personalised medicine and superior treatment
      324 22 Of personalised medicine and superior treatment THK proper utilisation of highly qualified private medical specialists in the best interest of our citizens should not be deflected by the excellence of HH's arguments (S.T. Feb. 22). No one disputes that many devoted and experienced specialists are still in institutional service. But
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      190 22 mHREE weeks ago my wife X and I went to the Bukit Panjang post office to open a savings bank account. The savings bank passbook was for my wife. In the relevant form I filled in my wife's particulars as given In her Identity card. The clerk, after checking the
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      103 22 WILL the authorities kindly and promptly confirm "Bewildered Jimmy's" letter (S.T., Feb. 2) which said that spot lights and air-horns are illegal? I have fitted these accessories to my car and, being a law-abiding citizen, hope to have confirmation so that I can have these removed immediately. Most motorists, I
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      64 22 INSTEAD of the Post Office Savings Bank having a yearly lucky draw, it would be better If it has a weekly draw similar to "Ernie," Britain's Premium Bond electronic computer. The draw is based on the serial number of the holder's Savings Account Passbook and to qualify for the draw,
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      101 22 BEFORE the festive season we bought three tins of a certain brand of Imported "menglembu" groundnuts at a shop in Chinatown. We gave away two tins to our friends. On New Year's day we opened the third tin In the presence of some guests. Imagine our shock when we found
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      50 22 RECENTLY. I inquired at three police stations as to the procedure of operating a walkie-talkie set what necessary licences and permits needed, etc.—and got three different answers. As I do not know which set of instructions to follow, will the authorities concerned please advise me. ALLAN Y.C. LEW. Singapore 13.
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      134 22 THE FIRST AID BOOTH WITHOUT A FIRST AID KIT r)N Feb. 18 I took my v wife and 18-month-old daughter to the Great World Trade Fair. My little girl happened to get a small cut on the leg when she tripped and fell. I Immediately approached the St. John's Ambulance
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      181 22 HOW much longer do Singaporeans have to bear with buses running with no fuel caps? Many of these buses are "topped up" every morning and when they negotiate a turn fuel Is spilled all over the road. This destroys the tarmac which must be repaired at the expense of the
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      41 22 TV Singapore is certainly improving. "Charles" should consider himself lucky to have a lawn to mow. during the commercials. Pity we poor flat dwellers, we have to take a run round the blocks. One up for N.F.X.! CHAN H.C Singapore 2.
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        204 22 I REFER to the letter by "Nurse Watcher" (ST.. Feb. 9). Home visiting by the nursing staff of the Public Health Division does not expose them to any more hazards than those faced by everyone else In the ordinary pursuit of their dally life. They
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      538 22 CHINA AFFAIR W^^| This is ar exciting tale of international intrigue set B'"^* /*J%» against the background of v two o.' the fastest deve- M loping countries in South- H east Asia. SINGAPORE A and TAIWAN It is aro- ■^■"Jf** 0 matic fiction woven Hj^L.^* 1^ arour.c. events in 1963
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      226 22 S^' gj v NJ*' lit H r I Weekdays 9pn-3am 1 t Satirfcys9pi-4ai HOTEL MALAYSIA SINGAPORE Tel *****1 SPECIAL DISCOUNT HOURS >». Qflo /discount on every drink rTfr l^. Ull/o from spm to 7pm Orchid Bar Jodr Lounge Cockta.l loung, IK'] HOTEL MALAYSIA MING COURT LADYHILL SINGAPORE HOTEL HOTEL T«1.
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      1395 23 CLYTONEUS l-KCI. Hnrt. Adam. vnXSTi M.^"} Bte %n IB M?» tORASTUS .l.iocs Mar I alar I Mar im p M «m.LAus f'l"^, Oub n «*il hS n/Vi M» 74 PR4TESILAUS Liverpool Mm It Mm 17 AJAX Liverpool Mar n Mar M .UTOLTCUS Belfast. Dublin, Liverpool i.:.' Mm 2t RUr 2t
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      1981 23 r aW i t_i Mm. _Wm^±J^^^LJ_lLJM-J--L^-£mMß^^^E^ I jßtWaaWß^Raa&r^Raß EXF-RESS SERVICE TO LOWDOW LIVUPCOI t CONTINENTAL HUTS CITY OF ADELAIDE DCnnUrC Bremen Apr II Sngipore P S'nam Penang Grangcmouth Apr 21 Mar 4 I Mm 7/18 Mm 11/12 Hull Apr 18 I S.pgapo'e P. S'nam Penan| lENREOCH Hamburg, London Mm t/
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      1321 23 FORTMICHTIT RP«SS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST MSA. N. Orleans Bait PW. N York Penang P Sham Spore Djakarta Kin|stoi URMA 111 II IH 11 Frt It Mar 2 Fel II Mar I ENESTNEUS Hi II 111 II Iri 1 Mat 14 Mar I Mar 17 ANOALAY Frt 1 Frt
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      1133 24 \\L KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA P. Klang "Untkil Man" Viy. M 22 Frt 21 Frt 2 Mar Skiisii Man" Nl. 17 V 74 27 Frt 3 Mir I Mir 11 Mar Sk*H Man" Viy
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      902 24 FOX NtW ZtALAhfU Pwang P Sham SiitgiPflre Lttaliat Hn ■CNAKBINA H/J1 RUf Odin, Lytt. A»ck. Clmn 12 laistotm STRAITS/MADRAS SIRVICI Sngaeore P S'liaii Penar>l La»*io« RAJULA l/iJllir IS Mar II Mar Mgapattinam, Madras rajula 1/ Apr I Apr I Apr Nagapattinam. Madras. Pintng P. SHai» Smgapon Lull* Nri NUDOEA SaiM
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      814 24 I ORIENT LINES LTD (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTOM WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****F7 U.K. EUROPE SEKVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. Klang Penang >•-,,, NEPTUNE AMETHYST J 7 Apr 1/11 Apr 12/11 Apr London U5. Havrt 15 5 R dam
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      717 24 ~^jfT^T!AL?7s!A^NTER!JAT!oNAL mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No JOE Jin *mptn« Ku»l» I unpu, .fl 1*1 The National Shipping Line of Malaysia i EXPRESS StKVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL/CONTINENT PORTS T| Mini Singapore f Slum Pjnang lulnf far IUNCA R»Y» Ml Mar 11 14 Mjr 1] 11 Mar H.ivt 9 4 London 17/4
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      703 25 TMt »>OP)T OF lINCAPORI AUTNO H.rth ».r< PITY ANNOONCIO THI FOLLOW B ,XJ n^r«l C^orS* INC ■EPJTNINO ARRANCCMENT* W n<H Ori1 l"»"«or.». FOR FIB. M. llrtim l.trtrw: Duplttx. RtichOUT: Hmunur S.mb.w. n Port ESS?' "*''""<" H»rttt«,kay. Krrth I. Ail* Manner 5, Olenlochy 11 l«. Gi»n« L*e 2O But, Ptrll.i 21
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      799 25 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In rcipomi. to the demand* of thippan in Sinqaper* and Malaysia M.I.S.C. has great pleasure in announcing tfce introduction of a ipecialitcd timber comer m.v. "MARITIME STAR" tcheduled to load at: Singapore: Sailed Tanjong Mom: In Port P. Klang: 25-29.2.72 Penang: 1 3.3.72 For discharge
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      561 25 PYGMALION STEAMSHIP CO. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADING FOR TORONTO, HAMILTON AND ASHTABULA TRANSIT TIME 38 DAYS Belawan Penang P. Klang Singapore CARIBIA Mar 15/16 Mar 17/18 Mar IS/21 Mar 21/23 ADELFOTIS Apr 11/15 Apr 16/21 DIRECT SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING CARGO FOR LOURENCO MARQUES DURBAN AND CAPETOWN Singapore
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      610 25 States Afo/v'/te ibthmumi i iwb U.S. ATLANTIC AND GULF/ SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE Ni« V. Ymi Phil. Bait Oreans Galvntan Homtofi Spon HP viNCCNT »ij. i Mrl VISSEI r* IT Fit It Mr II Agents: STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD., SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR POUT JWtTTENHAM KNANO ZSiwnionWay 11 Jin Burnt einunt kjivuhi
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      806 26 GENtHAL ADVUTIStMINTS ANNOUNCIMIWT/rCHSONAL nl 0 PHOME C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 s.o. .ZsZ *> c Fnß $10 a Minimum VS« /or JJ icordi FUH UtlAILw. Minimum HO- lor word, award Singapore and Malaysia: SIM a word Afinlmum IJO. lor 20 vordt. Minimum tIU% lor li aordl. Announcements INCREASE S SVALUE Shop with
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      712 26 NOT SATISFIED WITH Your Present Income Otherwise you wont be reading this advertisement We need persuasive and convincing personnels, who are prepared to take up a challenging and rewarding sales c*reer. Contact Mr. Bernard Ng Telephone 6-454. on 23th and 26th VEB SOON CORPORATION LTD., requlrea Male/ Female Promotion Officeera.
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      725 26 REQUIRED SALES PERSONNELS Males Female Full/Part time. Monthly Income $175 to 5450/-. Call personally at 768 Upper Serangoon Road. sm. s 8 pore 19 to see Hilton Ctila today and tomorrow at 10.00 a.m. S p.m. WANTED at experienced Motor Mechanic to repair and maintain petrol and dlesel lorries vehicle.
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      711 26 TMX Urgently requlrea a Driver with good driving record. Muat apeak English. Apply personally to TMX Singapore (Pte) Ltd., Lorong Chuan (off Braddell Road). Singapore. 19. NURSES required to work on board a passenger ship plying Singapore' Australia ports. Please apply to P.O. Box No. 3206. stating qualifications, experience and
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      876 26 WANTEO English speaking lady supervisor of pleasant personalty for lat class restaurant Age 30-35 Single Preferably Indonesian or Malay. Kncloae N R recent photograph Apply In own handwriting stating experience, salary required to Box A 4831 S.T. B'pore. WANTBO English speaking amah for American dlat. 11. Not live-In, primary responsibility.
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      890 26 OXLEV ROAD (Bee Hwa Court i unfurnished apartment $400 Eastern Manalon Katong) furnlahed apartment. 2 airconditlonera $450. Jalan Remia (Katong) furnlahed noildetachei $400. Merryn Road executive bungalow luxuriously furnished Large garden $1,800. Dt** 21 detached bungalow furnished $600 Near Hongkong Park semi detached bungalow furnlahed $450. New Century Realty *****/*****2.
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      999 26 ANY PROPERTY PROBLEMS? Buy. sell, lease, manage, please contact David Phot a Bon*. Valuer* Estate Agents. 20 Tanglln Road, Tel: *****3 FIRST MANSION furniahed 3 brma flat 7th Floor facing sea oppoaite Hotel Ambassador 1 aircond newly painted. $680 Enquire Yeoh *****3 Singapore. BUNGALOWS: VICTORIA PARK, Braddell Height*. Wing Loong
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      802 26 GERMAN famine* require 8 bpuses flats furnished/unfurnished. Rental. $650 $2,200 pm. Tel S pore* EUROPEAN FAMILY requires Imme- dlately leave accommodation I* months with domestic h*l- In di»t». 9 10 11 Phone: »130«» Spo»». URCENTLV required H.D.B. 2-bed-roomed flat for rent. Contact Anne 8 pore 535K.16 between 9 ».m.— ft
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      791 27 (Cont. from Page 26) Houses and land fer Ml* sELETAR HILLS Phaa* 11. Bookings now open Bring your family to see Ihe three Show House* this d Open Saturday* ft Sunday* only 1.00 p m 630 p.m Booking* can be made at our Booking Office. 9 m.r Ylo Chu Kang
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      838 27 LUXURIOUS SPLIT LEVEL 2-storey California house*, ft mil* Bukit Timah Road, ft b*droom*. Irvine dining room. 3 large halcon.es and spacious garden. Contact Hingaporr Tel: *****. 963*4 LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS for sale dhn 10 Napier Road. (65.000. furnished Dtat. 18 Brat Mansion/ Eastern Mansion, $SO.OOO/$40.000 respectlvely Contact ***** Spore. KATONG SBAVIBW
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      840 27 EXPERT LONDON TUITION by airLaw: 1.1. it. Bar: Secretaryship AC1B: Accountancy: AOCA. ICWA. A.I.A Institute of Credit Management. Banking' A-l.B. School Certificate. H.S.C. LCC: Marketing— The Rapid Results College Dept. TTla. PO. Box 3173 Spore BOOK KIIPINC, SHOTRHANO, one* practice. Business English. •te. Also Group Tuition*: Math*. English (Sac. HI/TV
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      929 27 YOGA at Woodsvir.e He»lth Centra. Ift. WoodaMU* Rood. Spore torn n Ba if la attendance. For appointment phone *****7. EXPERIENCED Malay Tutor teaches conversation, grammar. business letters at roar place. Call 53&927 after 1.00 P.m. EXPERIENCED TEACHER coaches pupils modern, elementary, additional Mathemattc*. Encllah Primary Six to Senior Tel. 3*3004.
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      774 27 ARCHIPELAGO TOURS Malay* Cameron Highlands 7 days 8100 120 Sunten Kuala Lumpur 2 days 140 including OeaUac Highlands Kota Tinggi Singapore Malacca »13. dally. Bangkok 4 days OK Brst class Taiwan special 7 days 11.200 ll* Haiti storey/car park *****/ *****W42M (eve.) *****. Branch 810*01 /«I2SM. T'i» is Lantfeei b
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      1121 27 BUYING SILLING alr-eondltlon*ra. refrigerator*. television. general used goods Pleas* contact Karllm Company. 549 Ceylaa*. iptn *****7. LOOKING FOR QUALITY. Fare Price for any make of HI-FI equipments. vmt Tat Chuen Oo 38 Dhoby Ohaut. 8 pore *****7 BEIRUT HUSSOCKS at a eprclal price of S3* 00. Orient Crafts, 10* Orchard
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      935 27 1* MONTH* old. Maada Rl Coupe Immaculate rondition. las Inaurante November B*. SOO ono. Phonr: ***** 9 an. 3 p FIAT *OO latr 1964 prrfrct condition $1.700... No dealers plra»r Phonr *****7 S'pxre Marry farm I**>S. MCI IOO with automatic Batllo Oood condition and new paintwork I Trl 6473*2 Mr.
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      819 27 US. AWARD WINNING TECHNICAL/ Educational Wrtier will free-lance both In K.L. and Bincapora. Aviation, medical and Industrial specialist Addrra*: Writer" pO. Bos SM Kuala Lumpur. DIA* HOME OFF CE CONTRACTORS e'ectric.l. Hum imt. .:r,ting. kl ironmongery. awmnxs Illsaissill or 3TO6M Spore ARE YOU MOVINC OVERSEAS' Call us for your packing
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      224 28 o:l tankfk for charter ISCO DWT 0.1 Tanker With NKK Class Home Trade Limit Now Available fci S fXire Port for Trip 'Uniform Charter D lease Contact M.. Ng fel. *****4 *****4 ICIBA-GEIGY Announcement With effect from Ihe Ist of March 1972 our address in Singapore will be ;is follows:
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      107 28 P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders art- invited ir,v the Lettine «f Restaurant Motel NIU (lab at the Premue* Fonnrrl> Known as the Kent Officers' Mrs. at Kent Ridce. Show round: Tenderers to meet S.O. at Kent Officers" Mm hi Kent Ridge. Paslr Panjang on t3 72 at 9 i)C am. Tenderers will
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      282 28 MALAYAN MOTOR AND USNERAK UNDERWRITERS (PTE) LTD NOTICE OF REMOVAL We have pleasure ill uillMMincillg thai with ellecl liom 28th February li>72 oin new address and telephone number are as follows: Podium Block (2nd Floor), (loldhill Plaza, OflF Newton Road, Newton P.O. Uox :>'{. Singapore 11. TELEPHONE NO. ***** Please
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      524 28 NOTICE TO REGISTERED STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SIN- GAPORE CITY COUNCIL. s': DEBENTURE STOCK 1952 62-72 Redemption of the Singapore City Council s'; Debenture Stock 1952 62-72 issued on the 16th da> of September, 1952 TAKE NOTICE that the Public Utilities Board or Singapore will by virtue of section 24 <i>
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      Not-so-famous Takasu leads PI Open golf
      425 29 Not-so-f amous Takasu leads PI Open golf jyjANILA, Thurs. Colfers from Japan, Taiwan and South Korea dominated the first round of the 156,000-peio (£lO,---400) Philippine Open p olf tournament here today with little known Japanese professional Namio Takasu firing a. f ive-under-par 67 to take the lead. Only 11 of
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      FAVOURITE OZAKI IS 4 STROKES BEHIND
      167 29 in. Wolstenholme had a par 36 going out and 37 on the back nine. Three Japanese, one American and one Chinese were bunched at par 725. They were Teruo Suzumura < 35-37), Takashi Murakami 35-37 1 and Hideyo Sugimoto (38-34 ot Japan. Monte Sanders
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      PI Open scores
      613 29 CCORES after the first round of the Philippine Oolf Open yesterday 67 Namio Takasu (Ji 34-33. 6» Hahn Chang San iKun 36--33; TO Masayuki Imai tjt 34-36. Dick Villalon <Pl> 35-35 Hsieh Yunr Yo iTi 37-33. MiUuhiko Masuda (J) 34-37. Jim Shade U.S.) 35-36. Shu Sheng San
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      Stewart aims to retain amateur title
      370 29 Stewart aims to retain amateur title OINGAPORES young sensational golfer I Jimmy Stewart will defend his Amateur Open golf title at the SICC New course from March 2-5, reports ERNEST FRIDA. i Jimmy, 16. will also compete In the Malaysian Open In Kuala Lumpur (March 9-12 i and then either
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      Charles wins 'C medal
      63 29 CHARLES QCEK w. n the Seletar Oolf Club C division monthly medal stablelord competition with 37 points at Seietar golf course on Sunday. J P Parker and Charles Quek tied for the first nine ball sweep with 20 points each Second nine went tt Police Officer
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      Bubbly soccer by S'pore
      369 30 Bubbly soccer by S'pore gINGAPORE Selection, virtually the Malaysia Cup team, were beaten 1-0 at Jalan Besar last night by ithe Danish League champions, Boldklubben 1909, but they won the admiration of all for their "champagne" football, reports JOE DORIA. The hignly critical stadium crowd 3,600 of them and Boldklubben
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      Santos win 2-0
      30 30 LONDON. Thurs. Sb ntos of Brazil beat Shelfleld Wei 'nesday 2-0 In their friendly soccer match here last night. In Dlv. 3. Bournemouth and Walsall drew 0-0.
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      BLACKS KEEP HOPES ALIVE
      129 30 BLACKS KEEP HOPES ALIVE BLACKS 'A' kept their challenge for the SRU League Dlv 2 title alive when they beat Royal Highland Fusiliers 'A' 16 10 yesterday for a place In the quarter- finals of the SCC seven-a-slde rugby competition on the padang. reports G ROBERT. Blacks owed their win
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      Ref halts match and awards game to PUB
      251 30 REFEREE Abdul Hamid halted the PUB versus Special Constabulary match a few minutes before full time because SC could not And a replacement for injured Mozall Ismadl in the Singapore Oovernment Services Football League Dlv. 3 match at Fairer Park yesterday. With
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      Cyclists to get valedrome in Toa Payoh
      290 30 Cyclists to get valedrome in Toa Payoh By G. ROBERT SINGAPORE Amateur Cycling Association yesterday announced that the Ministry of National Development would build a valedrome at Toa Payoh in time for next year's Seap Games in Singapore. SACA present inche Sha'ari Tadln said: "Toa Payoh is the best choice
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      Entries for Penang amateur races
      284 31 Entries for Penang amateur races ENTRIES for the Penang ama- teur races on Saturday, March 4: MARA Claw I— Bf 1 11.0 to 13.0): Born Free. Bronze Knight, j Bukit Bendera. Dynamite. PI- zarro 111. Royal Brass. Shareholder. Sporting Gesture 11. Tauhara. Valiant Lord. Yuloon. Pinkson. Reganda 11. Wingsite. Joy
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      KL hockey carnival for women
      243 31 KL hockey carnival for women I,'OUR teams from thrc* states 1 will contest the three-day Malaysia i Inter-state women's hoefeqr tournament .'or the Ton Puan Rahah Trcphy at Kuala Lumpur icday. The states are Penang. Negri Sembilan and hosts Selangor. who are f.elding two teams. The ties: Today: Bgor A"
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      Jockey Shaari dies in Ipoh
      105 31 Jockey Shaari dies in Ipoh lOCKEY Mat Shaari bin Rasap died in Ipoh yesterday after a long illness. He wag 32 years old. Once dubbed the (.olden Boy" of the Turf, Shaari was one of the top apprentices in the late 1950s He was still in bis teens when he
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      BT TIMAH CARD FOR TOMORROW
      1655 31 ill 2.15 CLASS 4. DIV. 7 7F 58 .5 0 0 $5,950 to winner) 1 lOU'IB LITTLE MESTIR E (XC Lrr) J Uonnrlly 4 90 (dd +S) *Kwona 10 2 0 EVERMORE 111 (Jono A Tan) Tulloh 4 9.0 (.Id V Podmort 14 E Donnrlly
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      1946 31 Mill 1.45 CLASS 4, DIV. 2 —7F oL-tLuHJaI ($8,500 $5,950 to winner) 1 ***** PLYING GLORY II a (SA) L llrrukrlrn 4 812 (+3) F Subian 4 2 ***** DEVELOPER a (Imperial) Lrr 4 8.11 (u3 -2) SP J. Johnson t S 8522 OHIO (Vaiikrrl Lrr 5
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      Speedy trial by Here He Comes
      593 31  -  EPSOM JEEP IKK He Comes IV did a dashing gallop on a good track at Bukit Tiyesterday. Ridden by Jim Johnson, this Power House flve-year-old reeled off 3f in 35 4/5 sec. Here He Comes IV. who made his way back to Class 1
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      'National' fancy
      78 31 I ONDON. Thurs. Red Sweeney was installed new ante-post favourite for the Grand National Steeplechase after finishing second In a race at Windsor yesterday. One leading London bookmaker made Red Sweeney 14-1 favourite for the Atntree classic to be run on April 8 Gay Trip, who had been
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      SCRATCHINGS
      146 31 HORSES withdrawn yesterday when acceptances closed (or the Bukit Timah races IOMORROW Race I: Bright Gold. Celtic Lad. Kaee 2: Round Table 11. Diamond Spear. Burma Teak Rare 3: Sayang Sayang. Ceiladan. Monetarist. R»ce 4: Very Active. Stho Square. Bankstown. Boxer. Margaret 11. Rare S: Raj Kumar. Just Wonderful.
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      1035 29 SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Incorporating THE UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF S.E. ASIA Headmaster: Mr. M.W. Owen B.A. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons with experience tn current secondary school practice for appointment to the teaching post,, listed below. The School opened in September 1971 In modern air-conditioned well-appointed buildings The
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      310 29 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC Production Kttfineertnc DrparUnrnt Applications are requested l rom suitably qualified persons (or the following post. LECTI'KER SENIOR I.KTI RES I IN-CHARGE OF WORKSHOPS The person appointed wl U be responsible to the Head of Productlon Engineering Depar' ment (or the administration of three i workshops with <\ total
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      607 30 P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are lnvlttd from P.W.D. Regl.-ttred Contractors and from •Specially Registered Contractors" for the following work: Kirn Cbaan Sewage Treatment Works Inlet Worki Extensions Contract No. KCS: Metering and Flow Control Equipment. All Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Contractors. Closing Date: 21.4.72 at 10 00 am. Persons or companies
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      87 30 riTi 1 1 *4 SOCCER SGSFL Dlv. 0A: PWD v BTU. 3A: Hharmac eutical v Ministry of Finance. 3 B: Ministry of Culture v Club HE B. (All matches at Farrer Park 3B: Polytechnic v Vlgllan > Corp 'A' (Oeylang), Police S/ I •B" v RTC (Police). Frtendlles TBA v
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      148 31 AVAILABLE NOW! OUTER SPACE STAMPS FROM SHELL v ij^Bt 0^ bJWRm.-^^^ *^^L .^lktJß^HHßf M Get them for your Shell Stamp Album. Plus more exciting pictures of space rockets and communication satellites. Shell now brings you the third thematic All these are featured in this series of series of stamps for
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    Kite flying show for the Queen
    65 32 A HI GL Keiantan kite catches the fancy i\ of Ourrii Elizabeth durinc her visit ytsterday to Pantai Cbinta Berahi the Beach of Passionate Love. At the beach the royal visitors watched a kite flying demonstration, top sPinninc. coconut plucking by a monkey and
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    Beware of parties with give away plans says Wong
    207 32 Beware of parties with give away plans says Wong OINGAPORE, Thurs Home Affairs Minister Professor Wong Lin Ken tonight warned voters against supporting political parties with "giveaway" programmes. "Voters who tolerate or encourage such destructive competition for power must finally pay the penalty." said Professor Wong. He was speaking at
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    Two jailed for having bomb
    54 32 OTTAWA. Thurs. Two Hungarian-born men have been given one-year jail sentences for possessing a bomb during the state visit here last year of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin. Andrew Thomas Szenes, 20. and Ivan Oardos. 23, both from Montreal, had pleaded guilty to the charge of
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    39 32 TOKYO. Thurs. A twocoach electric train achieved a speed of 256 kilometres (about 179 miles) per hour on a test run today for a new super express line in western Japan, the Japanese National Railways said. Reuter.
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    46 32 FUNIRAL OF Urn UK Dr. Tan Ah Chua Cortege leaving 34 Bmlal Park at 1.30 p.m. on 25.2.72 for •ervice at Bt. Andrew Cathftral at 4.00 p.m.. thence to Mount Vemon Crematorium. Family requeiti BO reathj. Donation! to St. John a at. Margaret Church appreciated.
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    81 32 PHILIPPINES RECOGNISES BANGLA DESH MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines today formally recognised Banrla Desh as an "independent sovereign state." President Marcos made the announcement after a one hour meeting with the powerful bipartisan Foreign Policy Council at the Presidential Palace. Mr. Marcos, in the announcement, also formally invited Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
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    52 32 DUBLIN, Thun. A high official of the Irish Republican Army's political division was reported on a hunger strike in a Dublin Jail today. Police sources lndentifled him as Jeremiah Kelleher. one of eight IRA supporters arrested early yesterday in a Government crackdown on the outlawed
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    Lock icon Luna-20 now on way back
    57 32 MOSCOW, Thurs. A Soviet rocket carrying samples of lunar rock was today heading for earth after a successful moon flight by the Soviet unmanned space cra.'t Luna-20. A sealed capsule containing the samples ul separate from the rocket tomorrow and softland by means of parachutes,
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    31 32 RANGOON. Thurs. The Burmese Government yesterday released 264 prisoners as an act of clemency to mark the 10th anniversary of the rise to power of the Revolutionary Council. UPI.
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    136 32 Malaysian shipping line sends mission to Europe KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A strong delegation of the Malaysian National Shipping Line left here last night on a special mission to gain the support of shippers in Europe. The mission was considered necessary in view of the recent Government directive to the line
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    43 32 MANILA. Thurs. China Is willing to have cultural, trade and economic relations with the Philippines but not diplomatic ties, until such relations with Taiwan are broken off, according to presidential emissary, Oov. Benjamin Romualdez in a report released today. Reuter.
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    42 32 TEL AVIV. Thurs Israel reasserted today it will not enter Middle East peace talks with Egypt under U.N. envoy Ounnar V. Jarring, due here tomorrow, until he drops his request for it to make commitments prior to negotiations. UPI.
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    498 32 T ONOON. Thun. The overnight Arm trend on the Mock ochange was carried through today, but gains were relatively modest with intermittent pront -taking. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index hwl gained 4.3 to 509.4. I*i. lop again featured higher and v..i- little changed alter the anticipated
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