The Straits Times, 9 March 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Lock icon Bomb rips plane
    616 1 Bomb rips plane $5.6 m ransom drama PAY UP OR JETS WILL BLOW UP AT SIX HOUR INTERVALS THREAT BY EXTORTIONER-THEN... LAS VEGAS, Wednesday AN EXPLOSION ripped through a parked TWA Boeing 707 at MeCarran Airport here today, shortly before the deadline set by an extortioner demanding US$2 million (about
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    Surprise police checks at Paya Lebar—
    78 1 Surprise police checks at Paya Lebar— SINGAPORE, Wed. Airport police are carrying oat surprise checks on passengers boarding international flights between Singapore and London. The authorities consider these checks necessary now that hijack attempts on aircraft flyinc over the Middle East have been resumed. Airport police today suddenly checked out
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    Malaysia seeks new border security pact
    296 1 Malaysia seeks new border security pact KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday MALAYSIA and Indonesia will discuss the possibility of having a new border security agreement to Intensify their Joint operations against the communists, Tun Dr. Ismail said today. The Deputy Prime Minister, who was speaking to reporters before leaving for an eight-day
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    Fifty times over...
    39 1 NEW YORK. Wed.— Fifty ears ran over the lifeless form of a man knocked down while trying to cross a busy New York City expressway yesterday before one motorist stopped and called for the police.— UPl.
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    Police smash car theft gang
    315 1  -  KG- KUTTY By Singapore. Wad. SINGAPORE, and Malaysian police have crippled a wellorganised syndicate of car smugglers with the arrest of three key members of the gang. The syndicate, according to the police spokesman, Mr. Lawrence Loh, had been responsible for stealing cars from Singapore
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    Lock icon More bombings
    33 1 SAIOOK. Wed. American warplane* struck North Vietnamese anti-aircraft sites today for the seventh consecutive day in the quickening air war, and resumed heavy bombardment of guerilla positions within South Vietnam. UPI
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    Queen ends state visit
    40 1 PENANO. Wed. Queen Elizabeth left here tonight after rounding off her two-stage visit to West Malaysia The Queen, who arrived here on board the Britannia thlJ morning, will visit the Maldives, the Seychelles. Mauritius and Kenya
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    $125 m bonfire
    27 1 BANOKOK. Wed. Th»l authorities made a huge bonfire of ac tons of opium worth about 900 million bant (about SI2S million) In northern Thailand.
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  • 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon BOMB SEARCHES FLIGHT DELAYS
      45 1 LAS VKGAS. Wed Half a down TWA plam-N made unscheduled landinits for bomb searches after thr Bo#Mn« 707 ex plosion and scorn of travellers cancelled reservations. Delays of two hours or more were reported In flights— AP. 0 See This Pace)
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    Another Haw Par takeover
    375 1  - Another Haw Par takeover 808 NG By SINGAPORE, Wed. Haw Par Brothers International today won control of another Hong Kong company, its second acquisition in the British colony in eight days. The company Is Kliik Fung Development. In which Haw Par now holds 65 per cent of the equity comprising
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      12 1 11 A great automatic ■■H turntable in every respect. B Jebsen Jessen]
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  • WORLD NEWS 1 THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon First step towards economic union by Common Market
      211 2 First step towards economic union by Common Market DRUSSELS, Wed— The Common Market today took the first step towards monetary and economic union after being held up for 10 months by the world monetary crisis. At a two-day session that ended last night EEC Finance Ministers agreed to halve the
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      Lock icon How Ihe Russians will help out in Bangla
      214 2 How Ihe Russians will help out in Bangla DACCA, Wed. Foreign Minister Mr. Abdns Samad said yesterday Russia had arreed to provide a 38-million rouble (Mslls million) loan for Russian- backed projects in Bangladesh curtailed when civil war broke out. The Russians would also provide five million roubles (Msl6 million)
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      Panthers for Canton
      91 2 Panthers for Canton Some of the 22 American Black Panthers on the Kou loon c a 11--ton train today. The man standing is an official of the China Travel Service. Representatives of the travel service met the group at Hong Kong airport when they arrived from Seattle yesterday. The Panthers,
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      Lock icon Burmese rebels kill 11
      52 2 RANGOON. Wed. AntiQovemment rebels killed 10 civilians and one policeman In scattered raids and clashes last month. During the same period, five rebels were killed and 12 others surrendered including five followers of former Premier U Nu. thr-e pro-Peking communists, two Mon tribesmen end two lefi-wlng
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      Lock icon Hands off tense situations Russia is told
      473 2 Hands off tense situations Russia is told IV A S H I N" GTON, Wed. Secretary of State Mr. Rogers said yesterday that the toviet Union must stop exploiting explosive situations and show a change in attitude to ensure world peace. Mr. Rogers. In his annual foreign policy review, hoped
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      Lock icon ISRAEL READY TO PULL OUT, EBAN SAYS AGAIN
      300 2 ISRAEL READY TO PULL OUT, EBAN SAYS AGAIN JERUSA.EM. V.ed pOREIGN Minister Abba Eban yesterday reaffirmed Israel's readiness to relinquish Egyptian territory in return for a peace settlement but emphasised there would be no troop withdrawal before peace. "He who fears that the new ceasefire lines might be frozen into
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      Lock icon Fireworks factory blast: Big probe on
      135 2 Fireworks factory blast: Big probe on CHICAGO. Wed. Stat and county author; ties yesterday launche< four separate lnqulrle Into a series of explosion that wiped out a suburbai fireworks factory off thi map, killing three peopli and injuring 18 south west of here on Monda; mgnt. Arson investigators probe through
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      Lock icon Free haircut
      31 2 JAKARTA. Wed. Police claiming long hair leads to moral decadency rounded ud 50 long-haired youths and gave them free haircuts in Palembang. South Sumatra news agency reported today AP.
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      Lock icon Balance of payments record for Britain
      118 2 ONDON. Wed. Brl1^ tain had a record balance of payments surplus of C 952 million in 1971, it was officially announced here today. The Treasury said that this seasonally adjusted current account figure wm a £341 million improvement on 1970, with visible trade in
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      197 2 NEW YORK? (why not spend bnth nights in bed?) Most flights from Singapore to New York, Spend the night in Copenhagen in a (through-going as well as transfer comfortable bed. Leave for New York at connections, via the Pacific or Europe 3.35 the following afternoon. Arrive at 5.30. nave one
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Victory for Muskie in party primary
      384 3 Victory for Muskie in party primary NEW YORK. Wed MAINE Sen. Edmund Muskie swept to victory yesterday in the New Hampshire Democratic Party primary, but appeared to have just missed in mustering 50 per cent of the vote needed to confirm his position as front-runner for the November presidential election.
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      Lock icon UN hearing
      33 3 UNITED NATIONB. Wed. The UN Human Rights Commission will hear complaints fiom Iran thkt lens of thousands of Iranian nationals have been expelled from Iraqi territory, the UN announced today Reutcr.
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      Pioneer on target for early landing
      113 3 PASADENA. Wed. Pioneer 10 fired its engines a second time yesterday, completing a two-step course correction that put the space- I craft on target for an early rendezvous with Jupiter in December next year. "So far the mission has been fantastically successful," said Mr.
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      Lock icon Help curb the IRA call by Faulkner
      303 3 3 blasts in four days raise fears BELFAST, Wed. Prime Minister Mr. Brian Faulkner appealed last night to the Dublin Government for more help to curb extremist bombers. The appeal was made as the third massive bombing In four days hit Belfast, raising
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      Libel writs issued against newspaper
      119 3 Libel writs issued against newspaper LONDON. Wed. A London police chief and a strip club owner have Issued libel writs against a newspaper following allegations that led to the police chief's suspension yesterday. Commander Kenneth Drury. 49-year-old head of Scotland Yard's famous Flying Squad, said today he was "shocked and
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      Lock icon Hirohito: I'd be so pleased to receive Nixon
      219 3 rpOKYO, Wed. EmA peror Hirohito has remarked that he would be very pleased if President Nixon paid an official visit to Japan. His comment, in a conversation, could not be regarded as an official invitation, since Uip Emperor rigorously adheres to his
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      Aid for Injured pilot
      46 3 Aid for Injured pilot Wounded pilot James Cothron. 48, being helped after be was shot in the arm and leg by hijackers in Miami on Tuesday. His seaplane was taken to Cuba with 1« passengers, pursued by a police helicopter and a jet fighter. CM radiophoto.
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      Lock icon Tristars for China reports alarm Senators
      242 3 Tristars for China reports alarm Senators IVASHINGTON, Wed. Two Senators today expressed alarm over a report that the White House may be promoting sales of Lockheed's L-1011 Tri&tar airliner to China. Spokesmen for Senators Robert Taft Jr (Republican. Ohio) and Thomas Eagleton (Democrat, Missouri), said their Senate statements referred to
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      1178 3 L /a^iaf a^L^Ste^^^a^B^ l W C^ricss Sweetlet renews your complexion She looks so young and pretty, So healthy and full of energy, Her complexion is sparkling and blemish free, She owes it all to her Hicec, Each Hicee sweetlet contains a strong dose of 500 mg. Vitamin C. equivalent to
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  • MORE ABOUT THE BUDGET
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      From affluence, cash for Govt coffers
      1080 4  - From affluence, cash for Govt coffers CHIA POTEIK By Singapore, Thurs. SINGAPOREANS, who have Ijccii on joying foe iio<xl life under the mild lxxur. conditions of l;ist yi;n's 14 per mil growth •md contributed tevnucs beyond the Government's estimation, are confidently expecjed to repent their performance in the new l'>72-7.'i
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      A more systematic way of budgeting
      157 4 THE Government is reviewing its present overall system of budgeting with a view to making it more systematic. Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sul Sen told Parliament that hi' ministry may Introduce some of the more useful and desirable features of what Is known as
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      'YES' FOR KRANJIPANDAN RESERVOIR -PROJECT
      301 4 - PARLIAMENT has riven its approval to the Kranji-Pandan water scheme which will utilise nearly all the water resources in the western part of Singapore. The whole project will provide a total storage rapacity of 4,504 million gallons. It will be partly financed by the Asian
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      Five new car parks will cost $2m
      188 4 Five new car parks will cost $2m rpo ease parking problems in various parts of Singapore, the Government will build five new car parks during 1972-73. A sum of $2.15 million is provided for this in the development estimates presented to Parliament. Of this sum, $500,000 is for the proposed
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      Ministry to set up regional offices
      77 4 Ministry to set up regional offices THE Labour Ministry will set up regional offices in Alexandra. Toa Payoh. St. Michaels Estate and Jurong Industrial Estate, the Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sul Sen told Parliament on Tuesday. Thr Industrial Health Unit, now under the Health Ministry. would be transferred this year
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      Civilians to take over nonmilitary posts in Mindef
      174 4 Civilians to take over nonmilitary posts in Mindef THE Defence Ministry is carrying out a major reorganisation as part of its policy of civilianisation of all non c s so military posts. Under this exercise, a total of 882 military posts will be deleted against a creation of 539 civilian
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      Prisons switch
      27 4 THE haw Deportment now under the Social Affair try. will be transferred to the Home Affairs MlnlMry in the new financial year becini.ni; next month.
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      10-YEAR PLAN TO SPUR GROWTH
      908 5  - 10- YEAR PLAN TO SPUR GROWTH TAN WANG JOO By •piIK Government is now drawing up ;i 10-year developmenj plan for the H)7()s aimed ;it sustaining rapid economic growth ;il 15 per (Till per :m--ninn and doubling the present $.'J,.'JI7 per capita income by l!)7r). The success of the plan
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      4,891 more job seekers
      49 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The number of Job-«eekers registered with the Employment Office in the country stood at 162.192 on Jan. 31. 4.891 more than that in last December. Of the 4.891 new Job-seekers. 4.541 were in West Malaysia while only 350 were in East Malaysia.
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      'Ideas bank' is back to boost efficiency
      131 5 THE Finance Ministry is to revive its old "idea bank" to get suggestions on how to trim costs and boost civil service efficiency. The Budget presented to Parliament has allocated 510,000 to the "bank" officially known as the Suggestions Scheme I Awards. A
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      Safety and health seminar
      108 5 SINGAPORE, Wed 'pHE NTUC will conduct a seminar on Mobilising for Safety and Health at the Trade Union House tomorrow at 5.45 p.m. in conjunction with five professional and civic organisations. The five private groups are the Supervisory and Management Training As- soclation of Singapore, Training
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      Teachers dinner
      23 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Science Teachers Association will hold its sixth annual dinner at the Orarul Ballroom. Singapore Hilton on March 18.
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      Court told: Unknown person cashed $102,784 cheque
      501 5 Court told: Unknown person cashed $102,784 cheque SINGAPORE, Wednesday A DISTRICT court today was told that an "unknown person" cashed a cheque for $102,784, proceeds from the sale of 201,000 Ben and Company shares. The cheque issued by Robert Wee and Company was made in the name of "John Lim
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      Lock icon SHORT-HAIR WIG RUSE BEATS LONG HAIR BAN
      80 5 SHORT-HAIR WIG RUSE BEATS LONG HAIR BAN SYDNEY, Wed. Some Australians appear to have found a way around the Singapore Government's campaign against visitors with long hair. They are having their Irngtby locks pinned up and covered with shorthaired wigs, disclosed hair stylist Bob Dawson in Sydney today. "Long-hairs are
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      Minister for NPC dinner
      57 5 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, and his wife will be guests of honour at the fourth annual certificate presentation dinner* of the National Productivity Centre at the Shangri-La Hotel on Sunday. Mrs. Ong will give away certificates to participants who have
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      Skid crash in the rain
      45 5 SINOAPORE. Wed. A Mindrf truck ended up on its side after skidding In heavy rain this evening at 82 mile. Tampines Road. The driver, who was alone in the three-tonner. escaped injury. Recovery vehicles later towed away the damaged truck.
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      81 5 LVi Abnor Bm At Cmpp ~^^>^ /AH DRUTMER QOIT^T BUT DATELESS /-VO'LL > f R-RKCKOJ AH DREADS A t^-\_ THAN FACE THE. J DEAR -IF WE NEVAH NO HUSBIN MORE'N Z|\i>% i r\^- T DREAD f> DON'T GIT TO/ GIT V TH 1 DREAD WATER < «B| I WATER >
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  • Article
    Five local airgirls with PIA lose their —jobs—
    163 6 Five local airgirls with PIA lose their jobs— SINGAPORE, Wed. Pakistan Internationa! Airlines in Karachi has retrenched five local tlrls who worked as air hostesses with it for the past six months. The rirls four Sin*aporeans and one Malaysian have returned here. They are Misses Chan Sin Van, 22. OUvia
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    Skin care and make-up
    55 6 BINOAPORE. Wed. The Adult Education Board will conduct a 12- week course In skin care, make-up and hairdresslng at its Serangoon Secondary School centre In Lowland Road from March 14. The fee is $20. Application forms are obtainable at the centre from Mondays to Fridays between
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    Re-elected chairman
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dato Ng Quee Lam, managing director cf the Sou'*i Union Co. (Pte) Ltd. has been re-elected chairman of the Singapore Rubber Packers' Association. The two vice-chairmen are Mr Tan Keong Choon of Tropical Produce Co. (Pte) Ltd. and Mr. Ang Woo Liong of Southern Co. (M)
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    PSA: Car stickers for port users' benefit
    387 6 SINGAPORE, Wed THE Port Authority today assured port users that its car sticker scheme was for their "overall benefit" and not aimed at making money. "The PSA. far from penalising Port users. Is always plannlnK how best it can serve the country and
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    Medical exam results
    35 6 RESULTS of the University of Singapore's first professional examination for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in Anatomy. Physiology and Biochemistry will be in toaay s New Nation.
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Scaffolding at HDB flats an open invitation to cat burglars
      377 7 Scaffolding at HDB flats an open invitation to cat burglars SCAFFOLDING set up around HDB flats requiring a new coat of paint, is proving to be not only a nuisance, but an open invitation to burglars. Has it not occurred to the HDB authorities that scaffolding provides easy access to
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      INFURIATING TO HAVE YOUR PHONE CUT TWICE IN A MONTH
      283 7 INFURIATING TO HAVE YOUR PHONE CUT TWICE IN A MONTH IT has never occurred to me that being a telephone subscriber would result In such a frustrating experience for me. All my bills from the STB have always been paid by cheque and through the post. I sent a cheque
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      78 7 I AM a resident of Toa *Payoh housing estate and I used to buy a certain brand of milk powder from a certain shop. Early last year the price of this brand of milk powder cost $7 10. In the middle of last year It rose to $7.90. Last month
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      51 7 IN view of the fact that the National Sports Council Is presently making efforts to promote soccer In our Republic, will TV Slngapura enlighten us If they plan to screen the recent English League Cup Final match played on Saturday. March 4, between Chelsea and Stoke City? SOCCER FAN, Singapore
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      161 7 r[E love of birds is Inherent In the people of Singapore and this led them In the early days of this Island to name a road iSerangoon Road) after an adjutant bird Sa Ranggong Today they have built a fine aviary at the Jurong Bird Park. During my stay In
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      61 7 LFTTEBS to the Editor wUI not be considered for publication unless they have the wr 1 1 •r names and addresses. Include a pMßdonym If you do not want EEd 11 |X)R years Oldham Lane V was a clean and nicely tarred road. Now it has beco m c muddy
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      105 7 I REFER to the letter by "No Name" (S.T.. Feb. 1» requesting the naming of the reserve road between Ah Hood Road and Tal Oln Road off Baiestler Road. The Committee on Street Names considered his request on Feb. 26. It Is of the opinion that as the houses along
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      48 7 rE people who are continuing to waste precious water are the taxi and lorry drivers who wash their vehicles at service stations. I suggest the PUB water inspectors make their rounds at night and catch these people in the act and prosecute them In court. CITIZEN, Singapore. 14.
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      Why not give pensioners too that extra payment?
      316 7 Why not give pensioners too that extra payment? pONGRATLXATIONS t o V; the Government for Its realistic appraisal of the financial difficulties of civil servants. Thank yon. Mr. Prime Minister, for thin magnanimous gesture, albeit, somewhat belated. May we ask your indulgence to mention something which appears to have been
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      83 7 T>ARENTS whose children I attend the schools around Mount Pleasant Road and Thomson Road were very glad to see that at long last a pedestrian bridge was going to be constructed In that vicinity. The main poles were laid nearly a month ago but nothing has been done since then
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      300 7 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBS (9). 1 Touching tale of bank* 7 Birthmarks vein may shortcomings? (3, 7). show (5). 10 Rash disordered lives up on 8 Kornblower In rhyme <8. the motorway perhaps (9). 3, 4). 11 Claw drink back from com- 9 Cakes (or upright girls panlon (5). (5,
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      Lock icon Strictly feminine, so romantic
      377 8 FEMINITY is back. High fashion designers have projx>sed that masculine- inspired trends are out, even though for comfort's sake, pants are still with us. From Paris and Rome, the trend has been on for the onepiece dress; shirtwaisters and the princess line, very short or hovering
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      It takes more than a pretty face to make a good receptionist
      390 8  - It takes more than a pretty face to make a good receptionist ONG KIAT BENG By IT'S a likeable personality more than a pretty face that makes the eood receptionist. And it's the second as well as the first impression that counts when she meets a member of the public.
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      Engagement and the wedding ring to match
      146 8 Engagement and the wedding ring to match A HARMONIOUS step to take before marriage is to choose an engagement and wedding ring, specially designed for each other. Made to fit, this duet in jewellery is becoming more and more popular In fact, the trio has come to stay, with prosprctivi
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      243 8 SKINNY? New Ea»y Way te help pat en pounds and inches el linn solid flesh without over-eating it avail •bl* with SUPER WATE-ON If skinny, thin and underweight take improved Super WATE-ON to help put on pounds and inches or firm. hcdllh> looking flesh. Super W ATI -ON supplies weight
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      89 8 Advert liement Two Minutes to Beauty Women who live by the clock, busy housewives and career girls who value a lovely complexion but are short on time, can now gain the ultimate in beauty care. Take a minute to smooth on Ulan oil in the morning to keep skin dewy
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      140 8 Wnildn't it be nice to have %sti*afa* all over, all the time? Stay cool and fresh round the clock with Fascination Talcum powder, hair spray, Fascination No. 5 deodorant stick and Perfume Spray Mist. Add sophistication always. Fascination. FEN BROTHERS CO., Sngapore K Lumpur Penang ii*-*** m Li V Yes.
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    147 9 'Spore making progress in art too 5 SINGAPORE, Wed rpHE Republic's art Is not 1 lagging behind Its economic progress, the Director of Education. Mr. Kwan Sal Kheong said today. He was opening the second Singapore teachers' art and crafts exhibition at the National Library. Mr. Kwan said the Finance
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    GIRL CHARGED WITH HAVING GANJA, PILLS
    64 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. —Am 18-year-oM flrl. Munih blnte Tmlip, was charged in magistrate's ronrt today with having ginja and MX pills. Matnah denied having 426 karioos of ganja and another li Ib oi the drag "In too-* form" In a honsr at Lorong Runglon. Jurong.
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    Rollei to give jobs for 10,000 by 1980
    265 9  - Rollei to give jobs for 10,000 by 1980 CHAN YAM SONG I By I Singapore. Wed. ■DOLLKI WEHKE, the German camera company, intends to create jobs for 10,000 l>eoj>le in Singapore by 1080. Rollers three subsidiary companies in the Republic now have a stall of over 1,000. The firm's visiting
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    Runaway Ravindran is found at bus depot
    90 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Schoolboy Ravlndran Vallipuram. 14. who left home a month ago saying he was going to a Tamil class has been found. He left home on Feb. 8. His parents found him at a bus depot in Lorong 7, Toa Payoh, today.
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    Border security
    37 9 KANOAR. Wed The Border Security Committee will be abolished soon and Its functions will be taken over by the national security council, the GOC West Malaysia. MaJ -Gen Deto Othman bin Ibrahim, announced here today.
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    60 lose homes in fire which razed six shops
    216 9 60 lose homes in fire which razed six shops SINGAPORE. Wed. Sixty people were made homeless this morning. after a 30-minutr fire gutted six shops in Jalan Besar. A short circuit is believed to have caused the blaze which swept the row of shops in Sturder Road. Twelve families lived
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    Four called to the Bar
    54 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A state counsel and DPP, Mr. P.O Ram. was admitted today to the Bar by the Chief Justice. Mr. Wee Chong Jin Also admitted were Mrs. Irene Appadurny and two Malaysian lawyers Mi OnR Ban Chal of Johore Bahru and Mr. Llew Shou
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      489 10 President Nixon's personal envoy, on a whirlwind tour of Asia to explain that the week which changed the world didn't change anything, arrives in Kuala Lumpur today from Bangkok. The hardest pr.rt of Mr. Marshall Green's job is behind him, convincing South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines and
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      264 10 The Federal Land Development Authority is swamped with applications from people wanting to settle in its land schemes. As a result its chairman, Inche Musa Hitam, has announced a three to six-month freeze in applications to help clear the backlog. This will enable the FLDA to concentrate on
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    541 11  -  CHEW LEE CHING: Doctor's assurance to addicts By Singapore, Wednesday •jMIK Drug Dependence Clinic at Outrun Hospital set up hist year to combat the diiifj minuet- among youths will not play the role of a "detective" against those who seek help. This assurance was
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    65 11 FOUND: A TSUNG DYNASTY TOMBSTONE SINCAPORE. Wed. Workers clearing a hill site at I. ok Vine Village in Jurong stumbled Into a Tsung dynasty tombstone recently. The tombstone, inscribed in Chine*?, said: "Tomb of late father, Mr. Ang Boon Toh, native of Sin Po Kia Village. Krectrd on auspicious day
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    198 11  - Salvation Army to help Govt's war on drugs R, CHANDRAN I3y SINGAPORE. Wed. The Salvation Army is fully prepared to accord all cooperation to the Government's current uncompromising war against drug sub-culture. Commissioner Leslie Rusher, its Far East representative, who Is here on a tour of the Far East, said
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    Up 1.4 million gallons
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Wed Water runMimption yesterday was 108 3 million gallons, a rise of 14 million gallons from Monday-, figure. There was no rainfall in all three catchment areas.
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    Taximan returns wallet
    81 11 Taximan returns wallet SINGAPORE, Wed.— Taxi-driver Ng Chal Phiam, who found a wallet containing $23, an identity card and some documents in his taxi last night, returned it to the owner today. Mr. Ng. who U with the Mandarin Hotel taxi service, found the wallet after dinner He handed it
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    Missing pumps
    25 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Cleansing and pumping equipment worth $24,000 was reported missing from a Norwegian tanker m.v. Siklested. berthed at the WaUn Anchorage yesterday.
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    50 quit PAS
    21 11 MALACCA. Wed Fifty members of the PAS (Muslim Party) branch at Puntal Tanah Mersih today Joined the Umno.
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    33 11 ACCORDING to the Metrication Board's price conversion table. If yard of cloth costs SI. a metre should cost 11.09— not $1 90 as reported In the Straits Times on Monday.
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    A scintillating show
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Wed— Singapore's youthful delegation to the Adelaide Festival of Arts created an Impact last night when they gave a scintillating performance of music and dance before an audience of 10.000. Tickets were sold out well in advance. Orchids were specially flown to Adelaide from Singapore and
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    COURT MOVE BY DBS Eupoc boss Charles Eu faces bankruptcy action
    264 11 COURT MOVE BY DBS Eupoc boss Charles Eu faces bankruptcy action CINGAPORE, Wed. A 3 bankruptcy petition against Charles Eu Keng Pang. 46, a founder director of Eupoc Pulp and Paper Industries Ltd, will be hearl in the High Court on March 24. An advertisement, drawing his attention to this,
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    Flag day for the deaf
    51 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tie Singapore Association for the Deaf will hold a flag day on Saturday. Funds collected will go toward building a vocational training centre and workshop In Mountbatten Road .or deaf children to learn trades and skills which will enable them to earn a
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    Call for White Paper on new villages
    89 11 Call for White Paper on new villages KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The DAP has asked the Government to publish a White Paper on the future of residents in the new villages. The chr!rman of the party's natlom.l new villages committee. Mr. Yap Plan Hon. said today that release of the White
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    Seamanship in Bahasa
    52 11 PENANG. Wed The Marttime School In Glugo: Is seeking the help of the Dewan Bahasa Dan Fustaka (Language and Literature Agency > to produce books on seamanship in Bahasa Malaysia. The school Is now conducting lessons In Balrr i. but ll relying considerably on technical terms derived
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    -10,000 AIDED TEACHERS MAY GET THAT EXTRA PAY
    350 11  - -10,000 AIDED TEACHERS MAY GET THAT EXTRA PAY MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE, Wednesday Q«OME 10.000 aided school teachers and 1,000 overseas personnel employed by the Singapore Government on local contract terms are expected to receive that extra 13th months salary at the end of this month. Though the "yes" has
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        62 12 ftothmans $3.54 vi Credit $2.10 Veneer Prod. $2.04 Wearnes $5.30 P. M. Hold. $1 86 ritonc Sec. $3.98 5. Merlin $109 [iammon $1 92 VI. Bank $3.22 K Patricks $3.70 E.AJ. $3.80 E.N.E. $4.68 inchcape $5.55 Ind. $0.85 Steamers $2 83 Un. I. C. $2.00 .26 .16 .15 .15
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        Falls
        17 12 i. Times J. O. B. ifetal Box loustrad $3.10 $7.25 $4.20 $366 —.30 —.25 —.10 —.06
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        Most active stocks
        22 12 an Holding 414.000 iamnion S.E.A. 287.000 1. Bankin* 278.000 law Par Bros 234.000 'otal Turnover 3.56M Mayrd Percentaje 29.28
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        31 12 Mar 7 Mar. 8 Industrials J1».1S ***** Hotels: 80.62 81.»S Properties: 162.M 163.79 TIM- 104.68 104.74 rubbers: 137.08 137.44 Dec. 30, 1M«=1M 1 Dec 31, 1968 100 t Oee. 1M*=1M
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      Index hits new peak
      316 12 rK painless Singapore Budget and the accompanying report of the Republic's economic progress brought a general boost to trading sentiment on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Activity was fairly brisk throughout the day despite the closure of the Kuala Lumpur trading room for
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      CLOSING PRICES
      985 12 810 AND OFFER PRICES OTI- CIALLV LUTED AT TNI CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN TNI SINGAPORE TRADING OF THE STOCK IXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVIMINTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS m. s. —i Kempa* 2.M (—.01) Keponc Plant (+.08) Kluanc Ord. 1.21 K. Btdlm I.M N. Serendah I.M Rlvervlew 1.75
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1377 12 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. IMM STRIU.S MA (1) 2.02 XJinomoto (1) 2 05. Allied Choc. (3) 2.40. (11) 2.39.
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      76 12 THE Malaysian Minister x of Finance ha* fixed these rate* for caJcuUUn* Culomi duUei for the period from March t U IS: Robber S»'» renU a Ib. f opra 5334.00 a lM Pataa Oil MM.OO tea Palm Kernel W JS.2S a ton The rate* of duties payable are:
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      SOUTH PACIFIC PROFITS DROP
      403 12 T ITTLE in the form Rood cheer came the way of shareholders of South Pacific Textile Industries from chairman David Lee in his annual statement. Indications of Immediate prospects are scanty and whatever little that could be detected In his statement suggests that no recovery Is
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        Tin moves up
        153 12 THK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday gained $2 to $(>4() per picul on an official offering down 38 tons to 224 tons The market was very steady with all-round support particularly from the United Kingdom LONDON: Tuesday's tin declined notably for Cash which showed a loss
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 12 MAR 8. RUBBER: 89.00 cents (up 0.75 cent). TIN: $640 (up $2). official offering 224 tons (down 38 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        105 12 (-HINEIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SIHCAPORK NOON CLOSING PRICES ■>■■! PICUL VttTfRDAV. Cecenut OH: bulk $411 teller*, drum S42t mller*. C*#ra: Mixed (loose) UK Cont. $21 B. Pepper: Muntok ABTA white f.o.h. 100<t NLW (1921 sellers. mn««k white fob. 9*-: NLW ***** seller* Sarawak special black f.o.b. »•>; NLW $130
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        Gold markets
        53 12 Tuesdsy Menday tut. su s. London 40.20 40.25 Beirut 44.M 4i.55 HonKkonf 50.00 48.52 Zurich 45.208 40.108 40.358 41.308 Paris 49.10 40.69 Spore (1) 49. 50 49.625 Spore (2) 173.40 173.20 (1) Export price In non-steilms area* In U.S. 'lollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers price In Singapore
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        PALM OIL
        31 12 In London on Tuesday palm oil price* of Malayan 5 per cent CIF t.'K/N European port* In bulk: alerllng per long ton Julyßept. sellers temporarily withdrawn (UK ISO seller*).
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        Copper prices
        34 12 London copper price* on Tuesday ((previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer (441 50 (£447.00) seller 1442.00 ((447.50): Three Month* buyer £449 00 (£454.00) seller (449.50 ((454.50). Market ten*: KaMer. tain: 3.625 tons.
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        RUBBER CLIMBS
        323 12 THE rubber market yester--I- day ruled steadier during the morning following improved London advices and better dealer interest. Physicals, particularly SMRs, were better traded both on overnight and current offers. Forwards were also In some demand and turnover improved. The afternoon session ruled quiet with a steady undertone
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        SMR BUSINESS
        89 12 rxAILY SMR price* at noon yesterday lamed by the Malaysian tJ Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore: MARCH APRIL SCV (I— ton pallet) SL (I— ton pallet) (I— ton pallet) 10 (1 ton pallet) 30 (1 —ton pallet) 50 <1 ton pallet > BI'YEBS SELLERS BUYERS SELLERS
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      Gammon deeper in red
      277 12 pAMMON South East Asia remains in serious financial trouble. Preliminary results for 1971 show that the company has gone deeper into the the red. Operating loss for last year came to $5.3 million against 1970s group net pre-tax loss of $342,609 (directly comparable figures are not
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      Exchange rates
      174 12 HPHE Association of Ban'-s In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Mar. 8. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Ctu-rency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound VustraUan Dollar Canadian Dollar Mew Zealand Dollar J.S. Dollar Ux-tl dollar* Ut 100 units rf
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      HIGHLIGHT
      109 12 HAW PAR Brothers International has suggested that it is possible that Its recent acquisition of a 70 per cent stake in Kwan Loong (Hongkong) together with subsequent developments might have stimulated increased investor support for Its shares, particularly In London where they are being traded actively. I.K. Tamblyn, a
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        MELBOURNE
        311 12 Ttf ELBOURNE. Wed. Mining 1 shares were cut back as profit-takers moved In to collect recent gains, during relatively quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils were tittle changed aM Industrials were mixed. Today's cloning middle prices In the differences on yesterday a close. INDUSTRIALS f>. Ampol
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        Asian dollar
        63 12 T*HESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 4 >, to 4 5 2 mths 45, 1« to 4 3 mths 4 7 l(i to 4 6 mths ..5 to 5 3 16 r rf
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        NEW YORK
        259 12 "NJEW YORK. Tues— Profitx^ taking and a variety of technical factors turned the market lrregulaily lower In heavy trading Some analysts said It was natural to expect a reaction after recent sharp gains. The Dow Jones Industrial average finished off 3.31 at 946.87. Declines topped advances 740 against
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        HONG KONG
        228 12 XIONO KONO. Wed The market was very active today, and Interest In the smaller counters continued to be well maintained. In hot* Is, Associated. Mlramar and Wynncor continued to move up fractions, but City remained unchanged and Hong Kong Hotels came back 50 cents to HK.53 The market
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        Hong Kong rates
        40 12 On the free eianante market in Hon« Konn yritrrtay th* U I tfellar waa quoted at 5 5450 for T.T. and 553 for caih. •tirhni quoted at 14 50 and ene lael ef (eld at 334 7:,
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        98 12 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 90.27 Monday 89.64 Week ago 88 03 RIBBERS Tuesday 287 41 Monday 287.57 Week age 291.53 OILS Tuesday 305.90 Monday 302 09 Week ago 32L23 INDI STRIALB Tuesday JO2.J Monday 497 5 Week a?o 511.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 946.87 Monday 950 18 Week
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    96 16 SPECTACULAR DAYS: ORCHIDS, Landscapes, Ornamentals. Cacti. Bonsai, at Singapore Horticultural Show, Turf Club. Open* 5.30 p.m. Thursday 9th March, 10 a.m. Frl.Sun.. closing 10 pm. Sponsors: Orchid and Gardening Societies. LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Slngapura for your latest hairstyles, expert perming and gorgeous tinting. Very moderate prices. Appointments
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    Deaths
    225 16 MRS. WONC TAT KHIAM, nee Yong On Lan. 52. passed away peacefully at home. 2i Jalan Ulu Slglap. on March 7. 1972. leaving behind her beloved husband, one son. Bheet Huan. three daughters. Set Yung, Set Mul and Bet Tshln. one son-in-law, Tan Thlam Chye. and one grandson. Pel-San,
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    54 16 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Tan Boon Poh thank the Rev. Chu. Relative* and friends for their condolence*, donations. wreaths. night visit* and attendance at their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF late Madam Chua Kw-ee Boey Neo thank relative* and friends for their Invaluable assistance, condolences and attendance
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      866 16 ESTABLISHED HOTEL ha* vacancy for Account* Clerk. Apply In own handwriting. Katong P.O. Box 142. B'por* 15. INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN with HSC required by established Insurance company. Write to Box A 5233 ST. Singapore. GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST (FEMALE) required by an International Company Candidate must be Singapore Citizen. Minimum qualification School
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      884 16 BRADDELL HEIGHTS Elegant Bungalow about 14.000 sq ft Freehold Completely remodelled. 4 bedrooms. study. 4 baths, huge dining and sitting rooms with marble flooring, large family room, central alrcondltlonlng .Suitable for gracious entertaining Landscaped garden plus badminton court. Very quiet s^nd tures and quality. Bargain at $265.--000/-. Owner Interested In
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      817 17 IMS VOLKSWAGEN 1100 FlrM registered 1.5.65. Taxed till July 1972 10% tyres, tip top condition with FM raido 54.300 0.n.0. Tel: L** *****6 Spore VIVA UN 4-DOOR Sept 1970. Tap*. One careful owner. I'sed aa second Car. Excellent condition. 54.300.--0.n.0. view 139. Seranooon Road. Spore *****2 IBM RENAULT RIO. Two
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      331 18 FINANCE EXECUTIVES SHELL invite applications from citizens of Singapore or Malaysia for positions of Senior Internal Auditors in their Finance Administration Applicants should be between the ages ot 30-35 and have: 5-10 years experience in responsible positions in finance administration a professional accounting qualification or a good degree in Business
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      640 18 SWe hove on immediate voconcy for a QUALIFIED NURSE in our Pharmaceutical Deportment to promote pharmoceutical products to maternity hospitals, child health clinics and the paramedical profession. Applicants should be 25-35 years old, possess a pleasant personality ond o Nursing Certificate (S.R.N. Please submit handwritten applications together with a possport
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      74 18 TIMBER GRADER A major timber exporter in Singapore requires an experienced timber gradei for their rapidly growing organisation. Interested Singaporeans should send in their applications, giving details of their experience, age ond present salary to: The Advertiser P.O. Box 158 Singapore, 1. TENDER NOTICE Contain* t Warehousing Transportation Pte Ltd
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      832 18 NATIONAL SPORTS PROMOTION BOARD NOTICE 1972 SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX The 1972 Singapore Grand Prix will be held on 29th. 30th. 31st March and Ist and 2nd April 1972. at tne Sembawang Hills Circuit. New Upper Thomson Road. Hawkers wishine to sell inside the public enclosure during this period and who
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    That 3p.c. cess will now include your hot towels, too
    251 19  - That 3p.c. cess will now include your hot towels, too EDWARD LIU DEARER SERVICES AT TOURIST ESTABLISHMENTS By Singapore, Wed DATRONS of tourist establishments will soon have to pay a little more for services rendered. For example, they will have to pay three per cent more for cigarettes purchased at
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    Shipyard offers jobs to blast victims' dependants
    249 19 Shipyard offers jobs to blast victims' dependants SINGAPORE, Wed. Jurong Shipyard today offered jobs to dependants of four workers killed in Sunday's explosion at the shipyard. The company's deputy general manager, Mr. Low Guan Onn. made the offer when he announced that the firm was donating $4,000 to the dependants
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    Illegal lottery
    29 19 SINOAPORE. Wed. Ooh Slak Mlang. 37. was fined $2,000 today when he admitted assisting In an Illegal character lottery In Telok Kurau Road at 1.50 p.m. yesterday.
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    Leicester mission at the EDB
    89 19 Leicester mission at the EDB SINGAPORE. Wed. The seven member team from Leicester and County Chamber of Commerce and Industry today called on the chief of the Investment Service Division of the EDB, Mr. Wan Shoung Fun. Earlier, the mission, led by the chamber's president. Mrs. H.P. Waudby. attended a
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    68 19 SINOAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Labour. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will be the guest of honour at the National Productivity Centre's annual certificate presentation dinner at ShangriLa Hotel on Sunday. Other guests Include Mr. Devan Nalr. NTUC secretarygeneral. Mr. JDH. Nelll Singapore Employers' Federation president, and Dr.
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    'MORE TIME IN SCHOOLS FOR JAWI' CALL
    106 19 'MORE TIME IN SCHOOLS FOR JAWI' CALL KUALA LUMPUB. Wed. The Imno Religious Bureau has asked the Education Minister, Inche Hussein Onn, to allot more time for the teaching of the Jawi script In schools. The bureau has also requested that Jawi be taught in both primary and secondary levels
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    Flower show opening today at Turf Club
    125 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Horticultural Show will be opened tomorrow by the Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, at the Singapore Turf Club grandstand at 5.30 p.m. The show, organised by the Orchid Society of Southeast Asia and the Singapore
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    Women's Assn officials
    47 19 SINOAPORE, Wed Mrs. S.K. Wong has been elected president of the Chinese Women's Association for this year. Other officials: Mrs. Scow Peck Leng. Miss Lee Seok Tin. vice-presid-ents; Mrs. Ol Leng Oumpert. secretary and Mrs. Belinda Wong, treasurer. Twelve committee members were also elected.
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    KK gets device to sterilise women in five minutes
    439 19  - KK gets device to sterilise women in five minutes LIM SUAN KOOI By SINGAPORE, Wednesday WOMEN in Singapore can now be sterilised in five minutes and be back at work within hours. They would also have no visible scar the tell-tale sign of an operation. This is because Singapore has
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    Girl Guides unruffled by 'girl guide' escorts
    214 19 Girl Guides unruffled by 'girl guide' escorts By BAILYNE SUNG SINGAPORE, Wed. The news that social escorts are calling; themselves "girl guides" didn't ruffle the Girl Guides Association one bit. For the association was aware of the situation as long as four years ago. A Oirl Culde spokesman said today:
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    Lever unions seek a four-in-one wage pact
    139 19 Lever unions seek a four-in-one wage pact PETALING JAVA. Wed. More than 640 workers of Lever Brothers turned out In full force at the MTUC Building here today to give full mandate to their negotiating team to work out a new collective agreement with the management. The team, representing four
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    Five jailed for illegal entry
    47 19 SINOAPORE. Wed. Five Indonesians were today jailed for two weeks each for entering Singapore illegally last week. They pleaded guilty. They were Mathis Barang. 26. Sullen bin Ahmad. 28. Chang Ah Menu. 19. Mohammed bin Ismail. 19. and Chong Ah Slong. 30.
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    Industrial safety exhibition
    39 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Industrial Safety and Health exhibition or the Ministry of Labour will move to Jurong on March 20. It will be held at the conference hall of (he newly-opened branch of Chase Manhattan Bank.
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    German maestro to give piano recital
    115 19 CINOAPORE, Wed. Fam»J ous German pianist Prof. Detle Kraus, 53, will Kive a recital at the Cultural Centre on Sunday at 8.15 p.m. He will play from works by Brahms, Beethoven and Moussorgsky An accomplished pianist devoted particularly to the music of Beethoven and
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      724 19 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE KKPfBUC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UP NO. < OF 197* lln the Matter of the a Companies Act d (Cap. 183. 1970 Ed.) And In the Matter of AKIRANG KOREAN PALACE g RESTAURANT (PRIVATE) LIMITED c ADVERTISEMENT OF I PETITION a Notice Is hereby
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      532 19 NOTICE Pursuant to Section 32 of the 'rustees Act 1967, all persons lnerested In or having claims gainst the Estate* of any of the eceased persons undermentioned, nether as creditors, beneflclares or next-of-kln, are required 0 send particulars of their lalms or Interest to Hongkong Sz Shanghai Bank (Malaysia) Trusee
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      643 19 IN THE HIGH COUBT OF THE BEFUBUC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING IP' NO. OF H72. In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. US. 1970 Ed.) And In the Matter of 20TH CENTURY CHIT-FUND LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that petition (or the winding up of the
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      68 19 Attmtt Pop Btt r.r. Hmmttin S' ~-Vl ...I WONDER WHAT POC A THIS PLACE CAN SURE A AN 1 OSCAR ARE DOING —^\_BE DULL AT TIMES.' JL^ BIGHT NOW.' HOW MUCH LONGER V I'LL LET "YOU V"~ ARE YOU GOING TO f OFF TH' HOOK/ ...C'MON IN ANP KEEP ME
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      345 20  -  GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE Cricket Club yesterday handed the Sabah Rugby Union their biggest tour defeat with a thumping 37-9 win in a lop-sided rugby match op the padung. The club scored three goals, four tries and a penalty against the tourists' goal and penalty.
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      National titles to Cindy and David
      173 20 CINDY Cheong of Raffles Girls' School won the National School C division badminton championship at SBA hall yesterday. Cindy beat schoolmate Kwok Seat Moey in straight sets 11-7 11-6. Anglo-Chinese School's David Tay took the boys C division national title when he overpowered Ngoei
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      TWO HOCKEY STARS SWITCH TO GOLF
      230 20 fX>RMER International JP hockey stars. Richard Oom c z and Bastlan D'Cruz, have switched to golf and will represent Seletar Golf Club against Sembawang Oolf Club In the Singapore Oolf Association league match at Seletar course on Sunday. Full back Gomez and centre forward
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      Bid by Japan to regain top spot in S'pore GP
      293 20  - Bid by Japan to regain top spot in S'pore GP JOE DORAI By Motorcycling Federation of Japan (MFJ) has nominated two of its lop riders, including four-time Singapore Grand Prix winner Akiyasu Motohashi, for the Singapore GP at the Upper Thomson Road circuit from March 30 to April 2. The
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      Gilson wins 'A' medal
      53 20 A. OILSON won the SICC women's "A" monthly medal with nett 84 at Buklt course. The bail sweep first nine went to C La Ouardln (nett 32 Vi) and the second nine to QUton (11). 8. Sellers (68) won the "B" medal and C. Koyama (63)
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      BORNEO IN S-FINALS AFTER AN EARLY SETBACK
      233 20 BORNEO IN S-FINALS AFTER AN EARLY SETBACK T)ORNEO Oroup qualified for the semi-finals of the SBHFL league Div. 2A when they edged Praser and Neave 2-) with a late rally at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Borneo had a shock in the 10th m nute when fullback Ibrahim deflected a stiff
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      SJI edge RI
      37 20 A OOAL in the lirst-half by national trainee lan Holmberg enabled fancied St. Josephs Institution to edge formidable Raffles Institution 1-0 in the City District A schools hockey tournament at SRC ground y >- terday
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      498 21  - Any of the Japanese can carry off the $10,000 prize MAURICE KHOO By JAPAN'S formidable team of pros led by defendJ ing champion Takaakl Kono are aiming to make It three in a row In the Malaysian Open third leg of the Asian circuit, at the RSGC course today. The
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      INJURED MR LU RESTING AT HOME
      146 21 INJURED MR LU RESTING AT HOME BRITISH Open runnerup Lv Liang Huan, who withdrew from the Singapore and Malaysian Open tournaments. Is in Taipeh to nurse a shoulder Injury. Leonardo Guinto, Asian circuit co-ordlnator, said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that Lv had written to him saying he injured himself in
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      1423 21  - Mya Aye Liddell win the pro-am crown M. RAHMAN AND M. KHOO -By Marsh shoots lowest individual score of seven-under 65 JVf YA AYE, the only Burmese professional in the Malaysian Open, yesterday partnered Burmeseborn amateur Blair Liddell to win the pro-am with a super 13-under net 59 at the
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      54 20 BADMIM i chool dividual championships (SBA hall. 3 p.m.) HOCKEY Paslr Panjang DUtrlct schools (Duver Road 3 p.m Tour match: SCC v West Oerman Handover Club (padans 5 15 pm i. SOCCER SO6FL DW. 2A: 8APBA "A" v 8TU, (Parrer Park); Dlv 3: Ministry of Culture Polytechnic (Oeylang) Friendly: Hampsnlre
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    124 22 NEW DELHI. Wed. An undisclosed number of Pakistani prisoners of war in India were killed when guards opened fire at rioting prisoners in a camp, Defence Ministry officials said here today. They refused to disclose the location of the camp, where the incident
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    530 22 DAY FOUR OF METAL BOX HEARING—, SINGAPORE. Wed. A SUBSTANTIAL rise in production costs at the Metal Box Company of Malaysia will "rebound" on at least 150 other companies, the Industrial Arbitration Court heard today "If our competitive position Is blunted, not
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    39 22 BANGKOK. Wed. Former Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman, who has become a Buddhist monk for one month, and former politicians who opposed him while he was In office today made their peace In a Buddhist monastery here. Reuter.
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    40 22 Japan to ban supersets TOKYO, Wed. Japan, grappling with noise pollution problems, will effectively ban supersonic flights over her land and coastlines under a law which the cabinet Is expected to approve next Tuesday. Transport Ministry said here today. Reuter.
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    36 22 WASHINGTON. Wed. The Leningrad, Soviet helicopter carrier, has entered the Atlantic apparently heading towards a disabled nuclear powered Russian submarine adrift northeast ot Newfoundland, the U.S. Defence Department said today. Reuter.
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    28 22 ROME. Wed. smaJUt Premier Dam UlntorT arrived here from London today, for more Ulka on the deadlock over Britain's use of his country's bases. Reuter.
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    50 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A two-month-old baby girl was abandoned at the Cathay Cinema here this afternoon half-an-hour after the 1 p.m. matinee began. The baby was wrapped In a towel together with a small pillow, a feeding bottle and a plastic container with some powder.
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    407 22 T ONDON, Wed. The Mock markrtt cloaed mixed today after early galiw wer* reduced following the refection of At 3 p.m. the Financial Time* index waa up 0.6 at 502.9. EMI and Beechama had modnt galna but other leaden lout ground- Engineering were little changed on balance but
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    599 22  - All-round approval for tax relief Budget P.M. RAMAN: By Singapore. Wednesday TAX reliefs anA nounced by Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sul Sen In his Budget proposals yesterday received unanimous approval from the chambers of commerce, employers and the trade unions today. They agreed that those concessions were yet another step
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    36 22 PATNA, Wed. Supporters of rival candidate* fired at each other In Bihar state today, aa India's week-long state assembly elections went Into their third day. but no death* or casualties were reported. Reuter.
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    40 22 CAIRO, Wed. President Anwar Sadat left today for visits to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to confer with leaders in the two countries on ways of "increasing the effectiveness of Joint Arab action against Israel. UPI.
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    272 22 Aussie shirt makers fear S'pore imports CANBERRA, Wed. Increased tariff protection on shirts Imported Into Australia from Singapore and other parts of Asia was the only way to save a large part of the nations shirt industry, a Labour Opposition member told the Parliament here today. Speaking In a tariffs
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      172 22 I jvSbE Va^BaaU^aaF JaVP^at WMi. I I 4i^«irJLa,V S»HS $4.50 PER COPY 1 year's subscription (6 issues) $27.00 Just out the January February 1972 issue of Arts of Asia travels to India. C. Sivaramamurti, Director of the National Museum in New Delhi, writes on the architectural splendours of South India.
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