The Straits Times, 24 May 1972

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225 OCX) The National Newspaper The Straits Times Mat Mtt~~ WEDNESDAY. MAT 24, 1f72 a cents M.C. (P) No. 377*
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    A search for peace
    806 1 A search for peace 'Businesslike' talks at the Moscow summit MOSCOW. Tuesday PRESIDENT Nixon faced Russian Communist Party leader Mr. Leonid Brezhnev across a conference table in the Kremlin's Catherine Hall today, as the two competing world leaders began their search for "a real peace." The first formal summit meeting
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    Pat 'takes over' at school tour
    185 1 \|RS. Nixon helped iTI through the crush ol day. patting the harrie the hand and murmur MOSCOW, Tuesday Mrs. Leonid Brezhnev f a public appearance to>d Soviet First Lady on ing, "I'm going to take care of you." Mrs. Brezhnev, a mo iherly woman
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    Lock icon Accord on pacts to fight pollution, disease
    159 1 Accord on pacts to fight pollution, disease MOSCOW, Tues. The historic Moscow summit produced its first modest results today, with Soviet and American leaders agreeing to sign agreements for joint action against dreaded diseases and to counter environmental pollution. The signing ceremony was to take place following an afternoon session
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    Lock icon Pay rises
    34 1 LONDON Tues. Some *****0 British teachers yesterday were awarded salary increases of between nine and 12 per cent a year under the findings cf an arbitration tribunal set up last month Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Day off' scares
    37 1 SYDNEY Tues Th« president of the International Fire Chief* Association aald yesterday at a fire-fighting symposium that many bomb scares in American buildings are made so that employees can have a day off. UPI
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    Lock icon BREZ TO NIXON: AFTER YOU...
    86 1 AFTER you. Commanist Party chief Mr. Leonid Brezhnev seems to say, as he motions President Nixon to a seat at the first formal session of Soviet-Ame-rican summit meetings in Moscow, yesterday. The meetings are being held in the Catherine Hall of the Kremlin, and will
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    Lock icon Pipeline plan unfeasible
    46 1 BANGKOK. Tues A proposal to build a multi-million dollar oil pipeline across Thailand's southern peninsula to shorten the oil route from the Middle East to Japan has been declared "economically unfeasible" by a Japanese survey team, the newspaper The Nation reported today. AP
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    Lock icon Waldheim for Russia
    34 1 MOSCOW. Tues. Kurt Waldheim. UN Secretary-Gen-eral, will begin an official visit to the Soviet Union on July 17 at the invitation of the Soviet Government. Tass News Agency said today UPI
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    African 'no' to Smith draft peace plan
    172 1 LONDON. Tues. The Rhodesian people as a whole reject the draft peace settlement signed with Britain last November, the Pearce Commission announced today. It said the proposals, designed to end the tM-year-old rebellion by the breakaway colony's white rulers, are acceptable to the
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    Work on Pieta VATICAN CITY Tues –
    17 1 Work on Pieta VATICAN CITY Tues Expert* today began the work toward restoration of Michelangelo's vandalised Pieta
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    Lock icon 3 AM LATEST
    44 1 SANCTIONS TO CONTINUE LONDON. Tues. Britain announced today it would maintain sanctions against Rhodesia pending a pause for reflection by the white and black people of that breakaway •olony on prospects for a political compromise ever independence. AP. (See this page)
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    Green light to start wage talks
    406 1 By P. M. RAMAN: Singapore, Tuesday VEGOTIATIONS to implement the National Wages Council guidelines which recommended an increase in wages for the private I sector from July 1, can start now. It is not necessary for either party management or the trade unions wait
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      103 1 CHUNCHONG 1 2 South BnJft KJ ft>M l<-> aPML WORLD NEWS races 2, S, 4 NANYANG EDITOR aceuitted 5 SIS.M for pollution control at refinery I MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT 9 REED TRIAL 11 RESIST hegemony call by Raiak 17 SPORT 26. 27 Crossword Comics 8 Letters 19 sweetex SlimS rr your
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon Bangla to start PoW trials in July
      145 2 DACCA. Tun. Bangladesh will begin the trial of Pakistani war criminals sometime in July. Home Minister Abdul Mannan mid yesterday Mr Mannan said that investigations. against 100 Pakistani Army officers being detained in India had been completed and all of them had been
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      Lock icon 'Colony' no more
      59 2 'Colony' no more MONO KONO Tue§— Hon« Kong hit deleted the word colony froai re-entry permit* umo by Hoot K,»n« CMneat to return to Hong Konc after vwiting China Hong Kong Immigration official* said the reaaon for the charge wa* to "tidy up th* wording But source* heie Mid the
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      Lock icon Soviet seaman gets asylum
      44 2 WILI INOTON Tue« The Government ha* granted political asylum to a Soviet nniii who deserted hi* ship here last week Aleksel Chulga ■■> a crew number en one of three Husslan fl'hing vessel^ which railed »t the port lor provisions AP
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      Lock icon Dance of joy at 167
      51 2 MOSCOW. Turs Russia's oldest inhabitant turned IS* today and celebrated b> joining his 88-year-old grandson in one of his aative Aierbaidjan's dances. Tass said Shirali >lishm<i\ who wa« seven-years-old when Napoleon invaded Russia in I*l2. was still cheerful and lively His wife Hatun is It?
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      Lock icon Joint toast to world peace
      564 2 MOSCOW. Tues PRESIDENT Nixon and the Soviet leaders, toasting each other with champagne at a glittering Kremlin banquet, last night exchanged solemn pledges to work together for world peace. Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny struck the theme of this weeks American-So-viet summit when he declared it
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      Lock icon But Madame Binh says: Summit won't end war
      399 2 But Madame Binh says: Summit won't end war OARIS, Tues. .Madame 1 Nguyen Thi Binh, Vietcong Foreign Minister, said yesterday President Nixon would not end the Vietnam war through any "manoeuvres" in Moscow. The only way to get neac« on honourable terms, she said, was for him to resume the
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      Peking may buy Boeing jumbos
      186 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. CHINA may be on the verge of contracting to buy American jetliners including the Boeing 747 jumbo jet, industry sources said today. If the deal goes through, the planes could form the nucleus of a new International air fleet tor China, which now
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      Lock icon 200 Catholic women stage showdown with the IRA
      263 3 200 Catholic women stage showdown with the IRA I .)ON DERRY Tues Two hundred Roman Catholic women had an angry confrontation here with the official Irish Republican Army mn by observers as a first major step by i iary people towards peace There wer* terday as the militant women from
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      Lock icon The walls tumble as Manila trembles
      122 3 The walls tumble as Manila trembles IUANILA, Tues. Two women watch the chaotic scene below their bedroom caused by a strong earthquake which shook the city yesterday Minutes earlier they had awakened from their siesta to find that their bedroom wall had collapsed i left). The front wail ol the
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      Labour backs aid for industry Bill
      502 3 POLICY SHIFT DRAWS CHEERS LONDON. Tv««, THE Government 1 won enthusiastic Labour support in Parliament yesterday for a sweeping measure to give financial help for British industries in need, including subsidies for shipbuilders. Cheering Opposition MPs saw the Industry Bill as final repudiation of
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      Lock icon Mao's bicycles
      29 3 TOKYO Tues Matsushita Electric Industries will import Chinese-made bicycles for the first tune to meet what Japanese describe as a bicycle boom" in 1 the country. AP.
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      Abortion: Sato plan to change that image
      117 3 TOKYO, Tues. ihe 1 Government decided today to revise legislation to pi event women from having abortions purely for economic reasous. 1 he C abinet decided to seek Pai liamentary approval of a revision to the Eugenics Protection I. aw "to end Japans
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      154 3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tlte Directors and Management of 63 Singapore Petroleum Co. Pte. Ltd. 63 CO CO msh to extend sincere thanks and appreciation to 60 Mr. Tan Boon Teik, co Chairman of the Board, for officiating at c 3 the Refinery Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony at Pulau Merlimau, jyj and to
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka can stay in the C'wealth
      135 4 Sri Lanka can stay in the C'wealth LONDON. TMft. Tht SI mOcmm in the ■MB Common»e*ltr'. have ail acrMd Sri Lanka as Ceylon now is called, can remain a member Commonwealth Secretary Arnold Smith said vesttrdav Sri Lanka l* the name taken by Ceylon after It proclaimed itself a reDubnc
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      DEATH CALLS ON MAY 20 FOR THE SIXTH TIME
      260 4 KINGSTON (Oklahoma* Ties. May 2* has become a day of horror lor Mrs C D MeGarr On this day on six ocean ions in the last 35 year*, one of her seven children has died The residents of Kingston knew of
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      Lock icon Snip snip in Seoul
      43 4 SEOUL. Tue« The South Korean police cut the long hair of 3.595 men over the weekend Foreigners and artists over 40 were made exceptions in operaMon Snip Snip" which followed President Park's criticism >f decadent activities among youths. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Taiwan's turn
      45 4 TAIPEI. Tues— Police reported that 17 pieces of priceless COO-year-old Ming Dynasty porcelain were stolen from the Koxinga shrine In Taiwan The i.rine H eed caietl to Koxinga. a Ming dynasty general who fled to Tainan when the dynasty Jell in 163t— AP
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      Lock icon Muldoon: I will pay libel damages myself
      130 4 Muldoon: I will pay libel damages myself W ELLINGTON. Tues. Deputy Prime Minister Robert Muldoon said today he will personally pay libel damages awarded against him in a defamation case although the Prime MlnWter has stated that the damages were a proper charge on public funds. A Supreme Court Jury
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      Lock icon Wanted: Neutral zone in Timor
      282 4 Wanted: Neutral zone in Timor JAKARTA, Tuesday. PORTUGUESE authorities in Timor want talks with Indonesian officials to settle their disputed border which has caused some friction on the island The Catholic newspaper Kompas today quoted the Governor of Portuguese Timor, Colonel Fernando Alves Alderia, as sayIng In an Interview he
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      Lock icon Pilgrims from Hungary
      38 4 VATICAN CITY. Tues —Pope Paul VI received eight oishnps and 62 priesU. accompanying the first Hungarian pilgrims to Re me in 30 years, yesterday and told them to "remain true to :he apostolic faith." AP.
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      Lock icon Hoover's estate: Next of kin get nothing
      228 4 Hoover's estate: Next of kin get nothing WASHINGTON. Tues J Ldxar Hoov?r. head ot the Federal Bureau of Investigation. lor 48 years until his death on May 2. left almost his entire estate of U*****,500 to his lonK-time friend and associate FBI Director Clyde Tolson. His will was filed for
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      Lock icon Peking visit
      39 4 TOKYO. Tun A group of American scientists arrived in Peking yesterday on a vwit to t China at the invitation of the 1 Scientific and Technical Asaociati> n or China, the New China News Agency said. AP.
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      Lock icon Tanaka: The yen won't be revalued anymore
      246 4 Tanaka: The yen won't be revalued anymore TOKYO. Tues 1 Minister for I national Trade Industry. Mr K. Tanaka declared fl ly yesterday thayen would Ml valued any mon staked his per political future making the Gov. menfs new em: program mr without revalua* The outspoken Mir predicted an early
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      Lock icon Liner bomb scare—it's Italy's turn now
      324 4 Liner bomb scare it's Italy's turn now GENOA. Tuesday AN anonymous letter delivered to the Italia Shipping Line here yesterday claimed there was a bomb aboard the liner Leonardo Da Vlncl In the Atlantic and demanded a US$lOO,OOO ransom. The company placed the money in small notes at a New
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      Lock icon Waldheim: Unctad has clarified the issues
      108 4 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim said yesterday the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development, in Santiago made progress by clarifying the ;ssues. even if no dramatic results were announced. Mr. Waldheim said: "I have no doubt that I'nctad has provided considerable impetus
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    Acquittal for Nanyang editor in letters case
    649 5 g I N A P() It K. Inis \m c<li t<>i o! tin Vmyang ng Pau, Mi Goli I'oh. was quitted and dis charged tod i without his defenci Ikiiik railed on two summons chai in (uniuc lion with the publication of a
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    A change of mind by youth cost him his life, court told
    172 5 SINGAPORE. Tues A *-> youth went to Changi beach to watch others swim But he changed his mind and joined two friends in a boat ride and was later drowned, a coroners court heard today Tay Thiam Sentr.
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    Council to consider resolutions for Socialist meeting
    345 5 Council to consider resolutions for Socialist meeting SINOAPORE. Tues. The rouncll of Asia-Pacific Socialist Bureau will meet here on Saturday to consider resolutions which memberparties may submit for the five-day international socialist conference beginning on Sunday. The council will also consider several other matters connected with the bureau and the
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    Robbers grab $11,000 from businessman
    85 5 PENANG. T«es— A Sinfa pore businessman has made a belated report to the police here of an Sll.M* armed robbery. Mr. l.iir. Kuan 49. told the police at 9 last night that the hold-up took place in a room at the Hotel Con- tinrntal. fr
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    Thieves' loot for a week— $30,000 from 32 premises
    146 5 Thieves' loot for a week $30,000 from 32 premises SINGAPORE. Tues. Thieves broke Into 32 premises and stole $30,777 in cash and property during the past week. Of the premises broken Into. 11 were houses, eight flats, four offices, four stores and flvt shops Police said in 15 cases, thieves
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    Rotary talk
    45 5 SINOAPORE. Tues The administrative officer of the ChUdrrns Charities Auoclation uf Singapore, Miss Dallp Kaur Pennu. «111 speak on The Education of the Handicapped and the Less Fortunate at a Rotary Club of Singapore lunch meeting tomoirow at 1245 p.m at Mandarin Hotel.
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    Wife's plea to police: Don't risk my husband's life
    830 6 Wife's plea to police: Don't risk my husband's life SINGAPORE, Tuesday THK wife of inntlKint Mr. Danny Worm Yong Shin. :w. loin told Hie First Slagistrate's (<»u r I how she pleaded with police not to endanger the life of her hnshand held hostage for ;i ransom of $100,--000 by
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    Wanted—skilled fitters to keep factories going
    258 6 Wanted— skilled fitters to keep factories going SINGAPORE, Tuesday rpHE rapid industrial expansion here has creat- ed a need for workers caoable of maintaining factory services and sophisticated plants, a vocational institute official said today "Industry often has no alternative but to employ Inexperienced or inappropriately trained rren to fulfil
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    CVealth Reply Coupons to be stopped
    60 6 SINGAPORE. T v c s Commonwealth Reply Coupons will no longer be sold or exchanged at any post office here from July 1. The public Is advised to exchange any coupons befo:e that date However. International Reply Coupons will continue to be sold and
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    Death in flat
    31 6 SINGAPORE Tuea. Chan Chong. 58. unemployed, was today found hanged in the kitchen of his flat at Block 32. Jalan Bukit Ho Swee. No foul play is suspected.
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    10th floor fall
    34 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. Chmg Lai Yoke. 22. a former Woodbridge Hospital patient, fell to her death from the 10th floor of Block 30. Jalan Membina Barat. today No foul play is suspected
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    10 finalists in schools safety first contest
    171 6 CINOAPORE. Tues. Ten finalists will compete in the 10th annual in-ter-school safety first English oratorical contest at the Cultural Centre on May 31 at 230 p.m They ara Lum Chun Fatt (Anglo-Chinese Secondary School), Ho Kwoncjan (Catholic High School), Peter Quek (Dunearn Secondary
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    NUPW to raise $85 mil for investment projects
    270 6 NUPW to raise $85 mil for investment projects KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The M'PW plans to raise $85 million over the next five years for investment in projects aimed at creating jobs and upliftting the economic well-being of plantation workers. I'nder this scheme, the union experts at least SS.M« of its
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    Saber Air plans cut-rate flights to 25 cities in Europe
    218 6 Saber Air plans cut-rate flights to 25 cities in Europe SINGAPORE. Sin«;i; soon be able to t! 25 cities in Europe South Africa prices Saber Air Pte Ltd announced its plan pand beyond II pore-London air The Singapon airline is negotiant about six European duled carriers for •cheapest-ever air for
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    Three came illegally
    31 6 SINGAPORE T«l Indonesians were ci. two week.- today admitted entering illegally last week They were Imasai bli 43. Omar bin Haji J«1,., and Sumarl bin Hugut. 23 e
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    Photo course Th
    23 6 Photo course Th SINOAPORE Tups The YMCA will gtart an eight -week course in elemeii 1 irj black and white phutwir June 5
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    Sale of police charity concert tickets
    126 6 Sale of police charity concert tickets SINGAPORE, Tues. Tickets for the Police Charity Concert will be on sale at the National Theatre and World Book Store from Thursday The chairman of the organising committee, acting Supt. Teoh Kah Chay said today: -We have been receiving calls from members of the
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    S-E Asia transport secretariat K. Lumpur
    479 7 S-E Asia transport secretariat K. Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday 4 lIKMWrNT sec£X retariat. to ensure the effective servicing of the co-ordinat-ing committee of south-east Asian senior officials on transport and communications, is to be set up here. It will be known as the south ea»t Asian Agency far Regional Transport
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    Yong wants Asian Bank to do transport study
    383 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THE Minister for Comm unications, Mr Yong Nyuk Lin, is in favour of the Asian Development Bank under taking the proposed regional transport survey In South-east Asian countries. The survey was one of the three steps recommended by senior
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      279 7 Straits Times Crossword ■H~~~"lsisJ^l I I p^T^^^T^^B* II WM ACROSS 7 How to preserve good habits? I Domestic disaster in compart- '*-•> son with success (ft. j. 4). Undistinguished row* caused Boxwood' »4>. 5» '»»€»nu (10). 10 Rustjr and be/ond the mas- 12 Comets bulb I found out 1$ aeurs
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    $15m for pollution control at new refinery
    382 8 $15m for pollution control at new refinery SINGAPORE. Tuesday Al/moniH the new $2(X) mil lion relinerv of the Singa|K>re Petroleum Company is being built on un island 1.2 miles (IJM km> from thr Singapore mainland, the company has set aside about $I.~> million for [m.I Imi Km con trol. Disclosing
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    At 300Ib she can sweep any man off his feet
    345 8  -  CHEW LEE CHING By SINGAPOBE. Turs Feminine modrsty foes to thr winds when Taiwanese comedienne Fatty Line sweeps her partner Shorty Chye completely off his feet. But that is not Fatty Ltaf's only un feminine" trait. Take her siie. for
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  • MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT ROUND-UP
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      Shortage of batik for export
      229 9 Shortage of batik for export rl Ob iif ■■mt v unable to b«y enough batik for export abroad, especially to the United States, because production of the material has fallen short of dMsand The acting Trade and Indjutry Minuter. Tun Tan si n revealed this when replying to Inche Abu
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      10-acre plots in Sarawak pawned for only $500 —says MP—
      254 9 1 0-acre plots in Sarawak pawned for only $500 —says MP— PAWNSHOPS In Malaysia are charging up to 50 per cent Interest and people in Sarawak are known to hare mortgaged their land titles for 10 acres to pawnshops for as little as $500 Mr Andrew Mara SNAP said this
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      nesearcn job in nana
      46 9 Tilt Deputy Minister for AgricMlturr and Fisheries. U>dul Sanad Idris wanted the National Library to ritabllkh a research division to collect historical documents going back to colonial days and beyond. He was assured that the National Archives had this Job in hand
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      Guns—an MP wants to know why
      70 9 Guns an MP wants to know why Mr Edwin Tangkun i SNAP) wanted to know why applications for pistols by certain members of the Sarawak Council Negri were rejected while others were approved. The Deputy Minister for Home Affairs HaJI Mohamed Ya'acob said It was not Bovernment policy to Rive
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      Envoys of 'three score and ten'
      190 9 Envoys of 'three score and ten' rwR. Tan Chee Khoon U iPekemast today asked Tun Razak If a man who had passed "three score and 10" was not too old to represent Malaysia In Baudl Arabia? Tun Razak replied the Malaysian envoy there. Tan 3rl Sheikh Ahmad may be old.
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      NOW 172,500 WORKERS GET MINIMUM WAGE RATES
      123 9 NOW 172,500 WORKERS GET MINIMUM WAGE RATES ABOUT 172 3— unorganised urban workers In West Malaysia are now receiving minimum wage rates, said the Labour and Manpower Minister. Tan Sri V. Manicaavasagam. They comprise IM.M* shop assistants in 26 towns, 20.M* catering and hotel workers In nine towns, 8.M4 cinema
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      Tun Tan: A free hand for Guardian writers
      182 9 FINANCE Minister Tun Tan Slew Sin said to day that opinions expressed In The Guardian < official organ of the MCA> did not necessarily reflect the views of the party Tun Tan who is MCA president, told Mr. Ooh Hock Ouan iDAPt
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      Close ties to fight the Red menace
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      Industrial estate for Batang
      40 9 A SMALL Industrial estate Is to be developed In Baiang Padar f district Tun Tan Slew Sin said: As to when this estate will be actually developed Is a matter for the Perak Government tv decide
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    Knife youths rob constable near cinema
    245 10 Knife youths rob constable near cinema SISC.APOBL. Tim- Two youths yesterday admitted is a smacistraU's court to having robbed a constable of a S4* watch, a gold ring and SIS In cash in front of the Capitol Cinema at X am on Feb Leong Ah Choy. 19 and Tham Weng
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    273 10 United front by Asean in trade JAKARTA, Tuesday THK Association of S,o ut h east Asian Nations is presenting a united front in its economic relations with other countries, the Indonesian Trade Minister, Prof. Sumit r o Djo johadikusunio, said last night. This was evident In the third United Nations
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    Port union seeks more members
    209 10 SINGAPORE. Tues— More than 28 officials from the Singapore PortworkerV Union iPWUi went on a house-to-house campaign today to recruit more members for their union. Their aim Is to gain a wider participation In the election of the union's representative council to be held in
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      216 10 ThclrUc//^ Focus on Malaysian Food in May the Month for 'Makan Besar" Wi«h cc-optfdtK>n troin 11l IS vP^a*si msjayiiin isTfjw w,*mu AND MALAYSIA TOURIST INFORMATION -f^B^ OFFICE M SINGAPORE May in. lo.f.nji.o^al Un* and O.nnn at K.rq t Summr Ptlaor bt i*9» you iht laut ol real horn* rooking ,n
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    1329 11  - Reed told me: I killed Dorothy, sister tells court HARRY MILLER and LESLIE FONG fc He wanted to hire a boat and throw her in the sea but I wanted no part in it' B, LONDOH. Tuesday Joan Ismail U'tfun her evidence •da> in the Old Knle\ trial of st;itl
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    549 11 His statement ran to eight pages making a true or false statement He was asked -vhether he realised the seriousness of what he was raying and he replied. "Yea." The police cautioned him and he allegedly made another statement Giv.ng details of the alleged incident he said It was Just
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1972. UNITED FOR PEACE
    524 12 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1972. UNITED FOR PEACE It Is nearly eleven years since the first summit conference of ncn-aligned countries met in Belgrade The preparatory committee now assembled in Kuala Lumpur is se'tlng the stage for the fourth summit of Foreign Minfctters in August, a crucial occasion
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    Lock icon The agony of a lonely dropout
    422 12 NEW YORK Tuesday K I HI K Herman Brrtnrr. 21. charged with the attempted murder of (iov deorfr Wallace, once wrote in thr 15 -cent notebook he used as a diary "I am one threebill' mth of the world's history today." It doesn't matter
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    Battle fatigue grips weary Saigon.
    1061 12  - Battle fatigue grips weary Saigon. HENRY KAMM from SAIGON, Tuos THE people of Saigon are exhausted with the war and with worrying over their men who ore fighting it. They an- f tightened at the bility that the battle may n ach Saigon, where many came first to escape the
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    600 12  -  COLIN LEGUM Rhodesia crisis: The final round? by THE British Government has unveiled the Pea r c c Commission's report on the acceptability of its proposals for a settlement on the six-year-old Rhodesian crisis. The British Foreign Secretary. Sir Alec Dou-glas-Home, will at the
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    357 12 iamlly and give you a certain amount ot rice a month Despite fear of the Communists that was frequently expressed the overriding sense that emerged from the conversations was an absence ot political engagement, a view that
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      Sabah's trade balance dips into the red
      715 13 Sabah's trade balance dips into the red By KUK MAY |MI V ()RTS l>\ Siiluih have been increasing at a faster rate than ex|H»rts troiu th.it state. Total trade expanded by alxuit half between VM'tH and ll>7l exports by a third while imports shot up liv 70 17 |kt cent
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      UK buys back substantial sterling from the IMF
      294 13  - UK buys back substantial sterling from the IMF AUSTIN MORAIS By T'Hr: International A Monetary Fund's sterling holding? were reduced significantly In April. This was due to the substantial repurchase of sterling by the United Kingdom and a purchase of sterling by the United States. The I'nited Kingdom repurchased sterling
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      Toyobo's stake in S'pore firm
      100 13 TOYOBO a major Japanese 1 textile manfacturer. aald In Tokyo yesterday It acquired a minor interest In Oreat Southern Industries of Singapore to produce textile for exports. Toyobo officials said the Japanese company acquired stocks worth 1300.000 (52.7 million yen) when Oreat Southern Industrie* doubled
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      CITY TALK
      158 13  -  CROESUS sssSsssl 3* First of many rR a bank not quite a year old. Malaysian International Merchant Bankers certainly got into stride with commendable speed. On Sunday it announced its first major excursion into the underwriting business in the form of United Motor Works' S9 million rights iSMK.
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      211 13 PERTH The number of West Australian gold producers could double during the next 12 months If gold continues to sell at the present level of about US$5B, accordIng to Mr. R.C. Buckett, president of the Gold Producers' Association. He said that ore bodies, previously
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      399 13 Foreign takeovers worry Australians fAN B ERR A: The Government questions In a White Paper published last week the advantages of foreign Investment In Australia. It also Invites Australians to consider whether some of the benefits of growth should be sacrificed for the sake of the environment and of greater
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      SASAR officials
      153 13 \f R K K CHINO. mans-p--IT* Ing director of Kwong Soon Engineering, has been reelected president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers 18ASAR1 for the third successive year. Mr RE Butler, managing director of Sembawang Shipyard, and Mr Victor Cnoy Yew Mun. managing director of Weng
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      205 13 Project to dredge the harbour T»HE Singapore GovA ernment is shortly to launch a multimillion dollar project to dredge the Singapore harbour and approaches to deep water berths The multi-million dollar contract is likely to go to an international dredging firm, Bos Kalis Westminster Dredging Group, which has Its headquarters
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      102 13 F'BOAC 47s and VClOs fly to London 7 times a week!" For some people there is only one airline. Two mighty jumbos and live magnificent VClOs depart for London. *eekl> Leave Singapore in the ljte evening ewr\ Monday. Tucvla\ Wednesday, Thursday,. Saturday and Sunday and arrive in London early next
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    298 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr CtirtN At an hvml accovntAnt, nas |ffp MXMMletf tO COB* Mi mm tjm dard Malaya, according the company finance and planning director Tr* ftr«t Malaysian to jtive ■eat. Mr Aw who ha* b»-rn with Eseo for 11 Kit a member of Urn ute of Chartered Accountant*
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    S'pore to — have push-button world marketing services
    571 14  - S'pore to have push-button world marketing services AUSTIN MORAIS By OL^ERS and sellers of commodities, equipment and shipping space throughout the world are often unable to get in touch with each other immediately when required, resulting in much financial and time Km. A communications engineer. Mr Warren Helgeson. of Warren
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      494 14 Giant brush to clean any ship underwater pOMEX Far East recently brought to Singapore a brush boat (see pictures) which it claims can underwater clean at the rate of 3,000 square j:ards per hour. The basic element is a long cylindrical brush suspended from a small craft with a 82
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      Better Penang ferry services
      133 14 Bf RITA Pelabohan. a publication of the Penan* Port Commission, report* that the PPC has drawn up plans for the implementation of a number of projects under the Second Malaylsa Plan to Improve and Increase the port and ferry service facilities In the port of Penang.
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      Unloading a 135-tonner
      131 14 Unloading a 1 35-ton ner BLUE Sea Line, specialist in speedy transportation of equipment from the United States to remote areas in Indonesia, is bringing a 31--metre supply boat, the Plma. for the oil rigs off Indonesia. The Plma will be taken by the Blue Sea vessel Justinian to Sembawang
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    461 14 QYDNEY: Chattert'd jet aiirnilt flying from Europe to South-cast Asm, I ii (I p;irtiml:irly Hong kon^and Siug:i|>ore, arc making vast inroads into Iho amount ol air CMpi being handled hy Australia's troubled overseas airline. Qantas. The charter Jets' costs are covered by passenger loadings so cargo up
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      224 14 Only one airline flies the short-cut polar route from Tokyo to New York and Washington, D.C. every morning Northwest Orient. LMMTofcyolArrrMfewYorfc lArriI Arri- Washinfton, l S"W*ted departures from Singapore: Cathay 10:30 a.m. 12:15 p.m. D.C. 2:06 p.m. Pactfic 9:40 am dai1 Mala V sia S.ngapore 1 1 Airlines: 8:45 a.m.
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      984 15 1... Mr.. I LKTIB AT IMI Ll»»t kjioiii in tmi imcoeii i« lUSS«>un TRADING att 0* TMI STICK lICMAMCI raid mivihimyi in .I ft »f»Ti«OA» «!>■ INDUSTRIALS (LOSING TONE: All sections except commodities closed barely steady. TL'KNOVEK: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1275 15 d siNESS In ard reported to 11 the Singapore and Kuala Luwamr Ufcdt.it room- of the •toe* Fathati yesterday i.umber of khares traded In brackeu In lots of 1908 unless otherwise specified imii ItffaVU I \> MX 111 2 19 lape ill 126 ill 1 24. (20) Uraa
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      211 15 PHE Association of Banks in Malaysla-Slngapoic announced these ocst agreed merchant rates as at May 23 •*al (Mian to mk anil geUtaf B*ytn I »reig« C urrency TT or OD TT OD UrUag Pound *n Dollar *n»dton Dollar •..land Dollar s Dollar «*1 4«Ua» t« IM mIU r
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        45 15 *«>»> Meet I Imu rrtalmg Haw Par 9 rrn Prima r Miik I WaiMh *ivrr\ie«r > ii I C f 1 40 M.M It.* $3 20 $2 10 $16') $4 66 $1 M U '4 11 10 1(1 10 I 08 07 06 06 OS 08
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        Falls
        40 15 tr*me» Mm* v l-UNtrad > Traders U Srmb r.in I Credit I Land knta $5 30 M MO P M $6 10 $«85 $3 50 $142 $2 74 $172 $190 —.15 15 10 10 10 Ot —.07 03 .0$ —M
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        Most active ttocki
        25 15 C Proa. *****0 Mlllirt 119 000 T«w.s and City 112.000 Ha w Par 106.000 Total Turnover 2 13M Delayed Percentage 13 38
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        36 15 May tt May II InAwtrlaU Nl.M XM.S1 Match: MM M.2S rrmpurttm: 2IC II X14.47 I Tins llt.M 113 M tlnMrn U4.?t US IS Dt«. M. IMC IN D«c. SI. IM< IN tDfC. tt. IMt IN
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      286 15 Nothing to arouse interest in the market T.NTIREST remained gen--1 ermlly lacking on the Stock exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yester Contra-dealing made up the bulk of activity. Fresh deals were scarce as reflected by the low level of delayed business. There was no general selling pressure either. The trend
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      343 15 HOTEL ROYAL In the six months ended March 1972 received interest on fixed deposits of $62,424 compared with $199,558 In the previous corresponding period and lnc v r r e d prf -operation expenses of $213.65« against $148,035 bringing accumulated pre-opera-tlon expenses to $640,522 against $280,411 a year
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        211 15 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday shed 50 cents to $631.50 per picul on an official ottering down 45 tons to 270 tons. The local drop was less severe compared to the overnight London metal price which fell €5 to t; 1.465 per metric ton for
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        61 15 Mtnday Saturn i. U It U I London 57.33 ST.M He, rut 57.70 57 tiO Hon«kaauc 57 W. 41 /.'in. I Closed 5« 7 ,B 57.258 Pins need sft «> pore il> Inch. sv*O S pore (2) rn<h. 2O:>.«0 (II Export prices In non-stcrliok areas In r. 8.
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        24 15 MAY 23. RUBBER: 9 2.00 cents (up o*3 cent). TIN: $631.50 (down 50 cents). Official offering: 270 tons (down 45 tons). I
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        110 15 /'MINCd PRODUCE IXCMANCI. lINCAPOMt NOON LLOtINC PRICIf Ptm PICOL YIITIRDAT Csctnut Ml bulk 137 sellers, drum S3« sellers. C**fs. Mixed i loose i UK Cont. «:i B. Vsawer: Muntok ASTA white fob. 100'; NLW $IT7| sellers. Sarawak white f o.b NLW *l«7» sellers. Sarawak special black f.o b. M<;
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        34 15 London copper pricei on Monday (previous In brackets). Wirei*r— Spot buyer 1420 50 ***** UO) seller £421.50 U*****1. Three monlhß buyer UO 1i432.00i seller 142V.1H) U432.5U). Market ts«e fcasier. tain: 3.*75 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        42 15 In London on Monday trie palm oil prices ol Malayan 5 per cent CIF IK N K.iropean porn In the bulk sterling per lon* ton July Auk. was quoted at I'KIM nellers (unchanged!; Aug. Sept. at '.KiM paid t unchanged).
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        RUBBER RECOVERS
        380 15 THE rubber market yesterday opened in line with the steadier trend in after- hour? trading on Monday but first business »a- ri >*■ to materialise. Later conditions were thin and dull as buying interest slackened. Forwards received some switch attention. Due to China acceptances of RSS Two. Three
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        105 15 DAILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday: JUNE JULY MR SCV IMR 5L MR 10 »MR 20 iMR 50 (1-ton pallet) i l-ton pallet i 1 1-ton pallet > t l-ton pallet i < l-ton pallet i i
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      293 15 THREE companies have been queried this week by the Exchange regarding their latest acquisitions. They were Straits Steamship. Slme Darby and Haw Par Slme Darby was asked by the Exchange to furnish details of Its acquisition of a 50 per cent stake in Amoy Canning of
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      69 15 T»HESE rates mere quoted en I the Asian dollar markrt I yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525.000 and above 1 mth 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 12 mths 4 1 18 4 3 i u> 4 •If 4 12 to 4 13 16'
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        333 15 MELBOURNE. Tue* Share ITI prices continued to Improve In quiet trading on the Meibourne Stork Exchange today Overall rises outnumbered falls three to two. with situation stocks agcln attracting most of the attention. R. W Miller further jumped to As 2 40 following yesterday s announcement that Am pot
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        225 15 "MEW YORK. Mon Afternoon profit-taking erased about one-third of the stock market's morning gains, but prices atlll clo.sed modestly higher In moderate trading Analysts said the maiket was spurred by the "good vibrations emanating from the U S -Soviet summit talks in Moscow They said that almost regardless
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        138 15 TJONG KONO. Tues The 1 market opened on a steady note and continued to firm especially In the leading popular counters. It was a complete reversal of yesterday's trend with the great majority of stocks putting on gains over the day. The market closed on a strong note
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        100 15 iA. n May 23l Kund of Ausl. 81. ,\M 40 Fund of Aim <r.g. Italian MM •As at May 19 1 Rral sMMi Kund of Auat. A 17.35 iKrom May I to 31 Property Bond of Au.t. All M Mobil Oil M 1 aior 4<i .1 Tan American
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        206 15 FINANCIAL TIMES M\Monday (9 3t Friday v g7 Week ago M.41 RlßßMts Monday 292 43 Friday Ml 75 Week ago 293 14 OILS Monday 306*6 Friday 305.93 Week ago 296 59 IMM STKIALa Monday 536 5 Friday 543 6 Week ago 539 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 965
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        36 15 On tnt trts sscnanit marks! Hong Kon« >»si«rdav ih. U Win »as quote* iii 5 5««25 (or T.T. and i .'..•.62.'. lor sash tttrlina »as quoted at 14 50 and •n» Imi •> t»id
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    200 17 SINGAPORE. Tuti 'I'HKH fast patrol boats from the Sinffupore Maritime Command left for Jakarta this afternoon for a twoweek goodwill visit and training exercise in Indonesia. They are the RSS I n d c p c ndence. Dauntless and Sovereignty which will join two
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    200 17 Wanted man held in Kedah ambush \LOR STAR. Tues —The der of an armed robr ry (tang and three of his men were arrested in a poimbush near here today Ked&h police said the gang was responsible for at least 29 burglaries and six l robberies in Kedah ire Wellesley.
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    704 17 K LUMPUR. Tues V T ON-ALIGNED naA^ tions will have to resist steadfastly any tendencies for hegemony or any ideas about spheres of influence of the superpower. Tun Abdul Razak said today As the super-powers meet and engage in global diplomacy to r»solve outstanding Issues
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    123 17 Taking the campaign to the people IPOH. Tues A campaign launched by the Perak Information Department against communist .sympat n has been Mepperi up In the Gerakan Setia and Maju areas. The campaign— an exhibition of captured ammunition, firearms, clothing and foe d— will be taken round the two operational
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    MAN FOUND IN MORPHINE DEN FINED $150
    74 17 MAN FOUND IN MORPHINE DEN FINED $150 SINOAPORE Tues A Malaysian Yeap Chee Seng. 37. was today fined $150 for being in a m«r phme den in Sved Alwi Road v 106 p m day. Yeap Mi also fined $50 for contravening the Immigration Act by overstaying in Singapore without
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    Team building course
    33 17 Team building course SINOAPORE Turn The Onnes*- VMCAs Onu. Applied Behavioural Science will start an eight-week course on organisational team building on June A Pee& are 150 for members and *70 for non-member
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      125 17 On your TV and Radio SM P.M. Programme SuMMf) I.M Penstiwa S.N Pok Ama> Amai IN News 5J3 Harlem Globetrotters Gone 1.11 Parliament Report to the Oojs *21 Komentar S.N Weather Forecast IN The Bold Ones Justice is a IM News Some Time Thing 111 The fveny Brothers Show 11.41
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    DECKHAND THREW BRICK AT OFFICER
    102 18 DECKHAND THREW BRICK AT OFFICER SIMOAPORE Tue« A jacfclunrt who threw m brick at a Cuatosna officer tar arrwunt bat f nend. wm Ahmad bin RoMnaon. JO. was found iu:ity of aiaaultlnf the officer Mr Lim Bwee Lee. at 12 45 pm on Peto 21 behind a petrol ktoak in
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    Kampong Eunos classes
    24 18 mtTiAl'OfH* Twm. Kmma imS mm wtat They are for baate tfraas■afttag. cookery baauiy culture handicraft. U* kwor-oo Ul ch~ and awrtlat
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    Govt all out to stop smog
    114 18 Govt all out to stop smog QIM.APOKI lufv The O <io\rrnmrnt K determined to pretest air pollution hrrr from incrraMnf Although it Is not serious 4t prrsrnt »r want to drirraM- It within all practical Means." the Minister of Statr (Trimr Ministers Office). Haji Ya'acoh bin Mohamrd. said today Campaign
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    Man fined $200 for mortar shell theft
    91 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. A machine operator was today jailed for a day and fined $200 for stealing a mortar shell from Chartered Industries of Singapore, where he worked. Samhudln bin Salii. 30. admitted taking the empty shell valued at $15 50 from the factory
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    Dragon dinner
    31 18 SINGAPORE Tuet Th* China Society will hold Its annual Dragon Boat Festival dinner at the home of IU patron. Mr Ho Kok Cheong. in Astnd Hill on June 11
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    A ballbearing factory for Changi
    355 18 SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE world's biggesi manufacturer of precision miniature and instrument lull l>ea rings, Nippon Miniature Bearing Co. Ltd., is to set up its largest overseas factory in Singapore. This was announced today at a Press conference given by the company's managing director, Mr. Nobue
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    Flying doctors who are mistaken for hippies
    320 18  - Flying doctors who are mistaken for hippies NANCY BVRAMJI By SINGAPORE Tiies They left their black bag* and medical books for haversacks and the call of adventure. For the flying intern*. Dr. Donald Brown, a Canadian, and Dr Richard Francot. an American, both 26. it was a round the -world
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    CHEE PING ALL SET FOR BRAIN TUMOUR OPERATION
    137 18 CHEE PING ALL SET FOR BRAIN TUMOUR OPERATION SINGAPORE. Tues. The long, anxious wait for brain tumour boy Llm Chee Ping and his parents Is almost over. For the $6,800 needed to send him for an operation In Perth has been collected. Arrangements for his trip are being finalised Donations
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    Aussie admiral leaves
    38 18 SINGAPORE. Tues Admiral Sir Victor Smith, chairman of the Australian Chiefs of Staff Committee left for Butterworth today after a two-day visit here During his stay here, he inspected ANZUK force units based in Singapore.
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    Anniversary
    30 18 BINOAPORE. Tues Starlight Advertising Pte. Ltd will hold a cocktail party at Its premises in Cletnenceau Avenue on Saturday from noon to 3 pm. to mark its 20th anniversary.
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    'No change' in policy on film censorship
    297 18 'No change' in policy on film censorship SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Culture said today there has been "no change" In the policy of film censorship here. A Ministry spokesman said It was "not encouraging" liberal rules on nudity "because society must be protected." "It Is. therefore, not true that
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    Postal holiday
    20 18 SINGAPORE. Tut* Him. will be no delivery of mail or parcels on Saturday, a public I holiday (Veaak).
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      189 18 Wewon't l&r giveyouthe runaround! v We didn't get to being the leading Bntish air freight forwarder (and the B^. first to get a United States CAB. Licence) by sitting around. There are MSAS offices in Japan, Hong Kong. Singapore, and Malaysia. aJ^aj. In Australia and South Afnca Throughout Europe and
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      Business bad because stalls are badly arranged
      257 19 Business bad because stalls are badly arranged ago all road- ssdc hawkers in Buklt Paajanjc were told to register for pitches In the Leratss Malal hawkers site. Buklt Panjang community centre Many registered and beause of inadequate space. the Hawkers Department nunmed the stalls to■^ther' When the time came for
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      Not even Tommie Smith could get away with it –
      230 19 Not even Tommie Smith could get away with it I HAVE been a keen follower of sports in England and. in the last few roars, in Singapore. And I am sure I won't bo alone In saying that the tesklsty Mail article (May 14). headlined "Sack the rebels and save
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      -THAT GAP BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PUBLIC SERVANT
      200 19 -THAT GAP BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PUBLIC SERVANT "/GOVERNMENT ser- vant" (ST., May 18) portrays 'Big Brother" concept of fair-haired burra sahibs perennially suffering necessary evils of free medical services, free car-park-ing lots, low-cost housing, et cetera. A blue-eyed boy can never be wrong! Can he' When this U the sad
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      It's astonishing that such a claim can be made!
      358 19 It's astonishing that such a claim can be made! Dental chief replies IF your correspondent 1 "Government Servant" (ST., May 18) had followed the various statements made by the Minister during Dental Health Week, he would have been aware that the main direction of the dental services has been, until
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      'MOBILE' BANK OFFICER WILL SOLVE THE PROBLEM
      115 19 I REFER to the letter from Paraplegic" (ST. 1 May 20) concerning his difficulty in obtaining Savings Bank withdrawals from his post office savings account. I wish to inform the writer that the Post Office Savings Bank will only be too pleased to
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      134 19 LOAN'S statement thai engineers and other professional people are flowed to practise on I their own with experience preferred but not a ne- I eessfty (BT, May 19) Is not correct. I: Is to be noted that an academically qualified engineer can only be regis'<red by practice by the Professional
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      87 19 I REFER to the letter by "Student" *ST.. May II). There were very few cases of pupils who had joined this school In April They were yet to be lssoed with bus concession Passes because of disciplinary problems. Parents have already cobs* to school to see me and th? matier
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      68 19 1 REFER to a letter (B.T, May IS i referring to the combination of a PreLniverslty Two subsidiary level Malay class with a Pre-University One principal level Malay Class at the Adult Education Boards week-end classes centre. This arrangement was a temporary one due to acco m m odatlon difficulties.
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      Doing a good job can get me the sack
      185 19 Doing a good job can get me the sack I RECENTLY Joined 1 an European organisation as secretary to a top level executive. My boss writes rather well, but a few of the English expressions he frequently uses are either Incorrect or not English at all. Among his favourite expressions
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      NO NEWS FROM THE POLY MAY MEAN GOOD NEWS
      172 19 IN reply to the letter by "Waitinf" (8.T.. May 19). wish to explain the position to jour correspondent. When the enrolment exercise at the Singapore Polytechnic Is in progress, definite num bera of admissions ere planned for each coarse Selection for
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      233 19 Other Govt replies 1 REFER to the letter headlined "Confusing harassed drivers with two sets of traffic controls" at the Farrer Road Bu kit Tlmah Road Intersection by "8.P.8.P." (ST. May 1) The writer has enumerated two separate Instances where the point duty policeman had used hand signals to halt
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      193 19 iIK Js^^^^aPi I SINGAPORE I I IDEAL FOR I I SEA SPORT I I ACTIVITIES I I When- better than Singapore to Cfl VI take up and enjoy sea sports j^ V^Lni^ I Wherever you live, the sea is a m^' I practically at the door, and today i|Lg -~Jl^I
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      503 20 <WH|V Mill C I. AND CCNmU. JR. GNWMgh Road KimM Ljm. T hiiim t. Applications »rt invited to fill the following .acanoes available at the above hotel shortly SALES COCKTAIL LOUNGE AbMIkISTRATION M Head Bartender Public Relations Bartenders Officer Hostesses Secretary Waitresses RECEPTION nTVTcT COFFEE HOUSE Front Off.cc Manager food
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      633 20 LABORATORY TECHNICIANS BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED, under the terms of their contract with Brunei LNG Limited, wish to recruit Laboratory Technicians to work in the laboratory of the Liquefied Notural Gos plont presently neoring completion at Lumut, near Seria, State of Brunei Candidates should hove been educated up to
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      655 20 CONTRACTORS PLANT, FOR SALE Following the completion of the Multi-million Hong Kong Cross Harbour Tunnel Project SEVERN RIVER 1 Screed Lay barge. Motortugs up to 1600 hp. Workboats. 300 cy Hopper barges. 61 RB, Crane, Grab barges Babcock Weitz, G*****3 Tower cranes. Lima ***** Crane/Grab barge. 120 cy/hr Wlnget Batching
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      1022 20 THE FINANCE HOUSE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE PUBLIC HOLIDAY Member Companies will be closed for business on Saturday. 27th May. 1972. VESAK PAY IN THE HK.H Ol XT OF THI V T I < LEGAL AID U 0 Diveree S» M l»?t n Engineering Works within THREE Ng YamChua Petitioner dlyi
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      1018 21 FNTHItNTIT fXPffSS SEWICf BltfCT ftOH UST COAST ISI jj| ■^^ff^T^ n T^ W JiV^^Ml Sfft^B ftrlllM tm/tm. N Tart P*MM Spar* P Mlaaa Diakarta K ngston j** »f»1« Aaf II taM 1 Ma, 25 taM 1 taM IB tak; 1 27 Ma, 2 Ma, 4 taM 5 JM* I taM
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      923 21 1 HMESS SCTVICE T3 18MOI inftmoi I COWTIWCirTJAI PWTS BENLO YAL ajaj f Ketanc Penaog Haaik.rg tal, II •wattow :c u as ftm -3 Er si BENAINNES Ma.re. I'bm. B»*n, Gaiavni *"*»<>:• t- MIRB4 MB j '.ENmCKIE 7 'ZVh lINCAIRN p m v Bm*r. (,'«HK-h taM 25 2' taM M
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      855 21 MMITIkK BaiLBINC S INI IP II PWTT UUM U4l KUALA ivajata* mil PfNANC 15M' Carriers cat on ta acactM > attar parti tt bjaj aM ar a K*«tga canjt. GLEN LINE LTD. m_u k gSR tf» ME Naakaii Paaavaaai Kti—Mat.M autlakta AMIVILS M*M IMBtM ANI TM CWTIMNT niNTiNitf '"T 1
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      956 22 fOt MIW ZEALAMD Pe»a«g P Keia<ig S ngatot iMHwt} NISMSa 71 71 Mty M H May DM. L»tt. N«.tr. CMUMTA' BUM 71UM RNM tt. WtMnajtat, Sd.a $TRAITS/MAO«AS SIRVICE P R>'a«t »tna<«i Llltag tar RAIULA- SuTSm IM. 4M, £«M« tAiUit 7< It (aw 77 law 71 law NajMtftiaeai. Mtarat RAIMA <S»Mf
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      981 22 i taacotpoattc amtc o» taowoat ICB BUIUXNG 2 SMtNTON V^v SKGAPOWt 1 TTL —3633 7 IK. IURtOTt SKVICI LOADING FOI LONDON. M lURC R DAM HAVRI SittjMort P UtM PMttf rtti EPTMnr-AttAMAIME hi Ptrt ItMM 21 t. Nrrrt 74 t I tat, Htarg. Irttllt lEPTIPNE lIRCM 4 IMa 111 Itw
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      887 22 mfk MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Jjte SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na. JO€ Mm. Rip am lUata ta.atM> A B Th National Shtpptng Lin* of Malay** EXPRESS SERVICE Tt LWWW. LlWafHi CWTIXNT PORTS DMNtA MELIR tVISMM 11 14 Maw tt II MM I I wrpnai U 1 SIMM MYA II n law 24 27
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      599 23 ..•Dgntlll TNI 'CILCW I kaiMMka fT W NITMIM «|«T| •■w.™, ►••T BLANC A| ii, TMmiK utw it m Hiimni •»^> Mw« Mum,.. Ifcrmr j. n«i bim a-,. K»» Kwroi K.I .mi '*V" (i »:i»»»«i.t .M Ky«IM« Tatef (n, T»«». Tiwn*. M AT Mini ...t >. AB MV MMB M»i »M
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      706 23 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. US ATUAKTIC ANO GULf/SIMGAK)P« EM Pall J SERVICE Nea n Ytn M Bait OrwtM Ctuiitw MmMm I mum IMMM SIATISMAN -Mm 11 JaM It W FLOTTA LAURO AMIVIM lIMCT FIOM fiFNOi ITALT IMMM FN lIEIMK. ftSAN MANILA SHMMtrt P Kianf PtnaKf C"*° JaM 7 I JaM
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      761 23 Br3° VEREIGN TTNFQ ip^ MARINE LINES lIIC ]j EXPRCSS SIRVICE TO GRIAT LAKES rtr MMTMAL TMtNTt HAMILTON ASNTAIWLA lETNIT NUA VOY: S .S S "tMeri P MJNJ p, n n ItIMMM |m» tISfUtA It/11 MM Mil MM II It JaM MO JaM Ptrt IBM: f RMat STRAITS TRANSPUT AT ItN
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      698 23 I^^,, STlOrMlaf COHPOWY LitJi THC Mmcaal L>>a Itatal Mr MW VMM fNHAMLfNIA lALTHMM. UVAIMUN mt- teuaet RtHIN MUMI m Je*> M v CtMral AMOts PATEKM. SIMMtS I Cl PTI LT| -T« ***** ll hat* Malaysia AftiU PATEista simms i (i njn m m h—i :m\ P 77SMJ P Idaaf IS4I
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    35 24 LOWitt ILl« S SALONS IO Mate! eaaeet aereame: ass* asjivjeaas taatNag -**^I 17*171 iSparei MOOstfABOTTAS BC AeTTV SHOP snsii hssty aas) faces! aissaia* Far M»aistsj>ents te4esja«ae B sore 37; M» Eat MIS er J*****
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    30 24 MNS A ANDRIS. mstser at Mar rare. Cyril Francis Victor sad Philip passed away 13 71. Faasral 54 »72 4M P m tar burisl at Lake Tew eassaShtst Cssassiry.
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    22 24 in lovimc Miatoav >r Mr Oeah Nee Cherat »M drparted **> 24 5 IBM lasiitid by Tea Ma lim and daHsKhtrr
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    56 24 NEAR ON G D JAMES Pvangelist of IMeraatiensl repute at the Short r»>*»' V< h»»*1 a* (hjrr 1 '4 W*ori Street Btacapare. 21 lath May 72 at T M BMrhtiy apeatal sunkas aad ■Of MISSIONABV RALLY Frl*a> 24>h May 7SO aa at Faitk Mrthodtet Church Bpaakrr Dr Osarie
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    21 24 SOUTN Of VON COUNTNV MOUSI 4 ksdrsam* available till mid July also freaa September Tel McElwaia. Spar* 70US1 .OsTice
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      625 24 AHNO4JNCIMINT/WIOMAL J „M PNONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 m ».m mm BM.MoaVtVMBB.O4JM. BCT»II« ■Basaaai VM) tor f$ sasr* 'ON BtTAILe). $n far N tsards Sm.aaee* and Malayt.s $1 Sd S *r*rd S***s«#*'t m*»s»»'* r% sen** w*f« mtmttum %M Ie 1* ktortU sjaerate.* AJU» psr a>a»sji LIE LEI CAM Tao eldest son
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      725 24 APPLICANTS laptfNas la |M MMhers Sar Vecaacieo ere reesseated asjt ta sssebms arMrtanl eaasss af ssotaaaaiasf a* sefereacee with thssr asol icat too* Me iweoasasibikltjr aaa be sampled tar their tees Appii e.sts are sloe as* lead to writ, ta Baa semkir aarrectly aad check them barer* post aag TNI
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      678 24 YOUNG LAOT required l BsT ONsMxWJ preferred. Mast hays Orade I Cambridge aad be not less tnaa 19 years aid. Apply with phMasrago) (aaareturaabi*!. Baa A4MI B.T. S para. TECHNICIANS required by OMc* Machine Workshap. Applicants must a* Singapore Cltisens with Benlor Cambndaje CrrtlAeate er iaal»*N)at. Apply with full peraaasl
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      946 24 SNQLISM SPIAKINC WAITRESSES waated with er without experience A ge-ge Bar. 273 Middle Road pare Tel 3048* WANTIO UNCINTLY s Malay driver Apply personally Ream SM Sth Soar Maxwell House. Maxwell Raad. S por. RIOUIRID ADDITIONAL PETROL PUMP attendaata Night and day shitf aad motorcar mechanics apprentice*. Tel M 1403
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      1023 24 DISTRICT to. Twa vacant wnraewkshs* essM AvaileMe Nasx»S*st«r» living dietsNf raam garag* servaat'f qr* pr»vl«ed Spar* Tel OMM/ O4OMO. WATTIN ISTATI lUrisass! 2 storey Isaoitl 1 Maxgbath* aircon ditiaasr* raralshed $1 IM Oaaeara Road Ililinail 2 storey farakahsd MM/- Orchard Caart 3-1 ilniatil Bat STM Spare lIIMI OPPOSITI NOTANICAL CAROIN
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      1038 24 AMINICAN lIICUTIVI neatly require* aafaranhsg- furaiahed atsagakrw SI.SM upwards as goad locality for long term Osntaet 9282* Spec* KIM SIA COUNT er Orchard Raad area 11 regie flat. Furnished unfur Bsshed Please eontsct Spare 913U1 eat. W (No krehsri > ROOM WANTIO at Stirling Raad er M« Ling Street aa
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      863 24 TOMLINMN NOAD IJTN FLOOR flat •■J Ohll Itlllll I Wlethelm Trading 44*748 Spare BoJT. 10 frilhsll MM sq ft. sin*-). sees terrace boast, aaad nslliitial locality gmuins buyers. Tel S pore 77*7* no brokers. BUT IT. JALAN KIMUNINC single storey 4 islrsims 1 bath roams mosaic Price $45 (MM Call
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      822 24 TYPIWNITINO. BOOkalle •NO (ILIMINTaav INTiass* DIATIt Higher AeeajssMMag Eaglls* Mathematics ißsraadanssi. Caw m*rrx»l EsaHlsh Bkirisad •Thaar* ffsseed Sd IMI Sake#«s*»*mi se.» '"•nsi aaapsCT* saparr BICNITANIWS Baa*»jar l a new and rather setter part tim* secretarial Caaea* reea L. C.C A Prl*aaas Prtvate Ascewtary Certmcate aTaamiaaiisa I*7l Three awhts a week
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      2060 25 Kriim PsflMk 1 V 2 t.. M.maa*) mm TRAVSL AOINCV *tonchaao M. rrom rajrf Las wu lOC. J*r*a*s Raad. 9. Taw* S Day* SIM 23rd 21th ii WBBBB.'ITBIU 3B«h May lOT 3. Thailand "isilini saiai^i.. Ta'wan Jasata Tsun I* Day* •♦STIMCTIVI chiktm fwrntar* 7 7 7 73. South Korea Japan
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      991 25 arl MfV. SSLL aad trade* fa> ■NH. cameras isli traaaai ITT MaMH Kaa4. Umpn TH SSXTkT K»«i«<er-* anSfcaad 4*al*e OUVINO SILLJNC OR TWNINO Staaa. Caataat Mua Kai Piaaa Casaaaay ITS. CTaaaaaasaa Avaaai STpor* >T*V9* •nciAL OFFIR twist*, ana aatamatkt wasata* msmiae refrtaaealar*. gas aaakers aaa T V Mm Tlsaah Bssstnc
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      1510 25 •SOS VOLVO SPORTS Aliassaill*. m MARTINA S SALON II A Calraan. ANGLO CNIMIII TRANSLATION a •uraaa* a«w ujaitiaa. Pric* aaao Orcts. Massage aaaaahath barber Caeas s.rcal OMVtas aaTers traaeea tiabM View Pitam stead Kaaalrln Ca*s*lwe aiailnaia ihimim ht tkwi typia* musiMi Mtrr I*o- A. Petaia Raad. Spare aft** S ttaiaea
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      222 25 A LARGE EXPORT-ORIENTATED MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN SINOAPORE HAS THE POLLOWINO VACANCIES FOR ITS BUKIT TQtCAH AND JURONO OFFICES Vacancy Rraulrenvntx b> 1 Senior Cambridge Certificate with Tkree Male Clerk/Typists c™<»« m Mathematics Grade 1118 2 Typewriting 30 ipm 3. Some general clerical experience 1. Full Higher School Certlf'cate with Credit
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      Singapore hopes in Razak Cup dim
      393 26 Singapore hopes in Razak Cup dim §1 N AIM) I hopes of qualifying for n semi-final berth in tin IVi/.ik Cup hotkey carni\.il at Kuala Lumpur are tliin. They started yesterday with h1 r h hopes after their twonil victory over Malacca In the mornlnK but the mid day their
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      ARUL SENT OUT TO COOL OFF
      287 26 Ibrahim and Singapore's S. Ami were sent out by umpire O Vijayanathan to cool off. Amlnuddin was sent out for arguing with the umpire and Ami because of a rough tackle on lnslde-right Hlow Tlow Pye. Johore booked themselves a place in the last
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      Drawn game
      21 26 Singapore Recreation Club held Tanglln Constituency to a scoreless draw in a friendly soccer match at the padang yesterday
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      Two matches postponed
      40 26 The Singapore Hockey Association League Dlv 2 match between Public Wcrks Department and Singapore Cilcket Club at the padang yesterday has been postponed indefinitely Also postponed was the Dlv 3 match between Police C and 6 RAR
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      Resolute batting by SCC against Emus
      580 26  - Resolute batting by SCC against Emus PERCY SENEVIRATNE ■y GINOAPORE Cricket Club drew with the Emus on the pa dang yesterday thanks to a display of resilience and resolution that the state eleven would do well to emulate Scare*: Emus 206. SCC 166-8 Opener Simon Beecroft showed the skill that
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      Madras lose to clock in victory bid
      528 26  - Madras lose to clock in victory bid GODFREY ROBERT By THK Combined Colleges Staff from Madras yesterday almost turned an inevitable draw to victory but the clock beat them to it, and they had_to be satisfied with a thrilling draw against Indian Association in their tour cricket match at Halestier
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      Chappeil leads Aussie chase for runs
      395 26 Chappeil leads Aussie chase for runs LONDON. Tues The Austral ian cricketers, set by the MCC to score 192 runs to win in 65 minutes plus 20 overs, hud made 86 for one wicket at tea on the final day of their match here Keith Stackpole and Bruce Franrl.N gave
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      School cricket
      26 26 The Singapore Cilcket Association rh'.c sub-committee yesterday d*rided that the Inter- Schools cricket tournament for i seniors be restricted to boys under 19 years
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      Japan to send national team for Pesta soccer
      322 26  -  JOE DORAI I By JAPAN, one of the c 1 f h t countries which have already accepted Singapore's invitation to play in the Intern ational Pesta Sukan soccer tournament, will send their pre Olympic team for the championship from Aug. 2
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      MRA devise guide for handicapper
      359 27  -  EPSOM JEEP [HL MRA have formulated a new system to be used as a fuide by the handicapper in classifying new horses in future. Australian and New Zealand horses will henceforth be classified according to the stake money won. For example if a New Zealand-bred
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      Splendid trials by Fair Legend, Libertad
      371 27 Splendid trials by Fair Legend, Libertad Fair Ler«nd showed good form m a trial with stablemate Johnny Fedora (Rahwi Matranl) at Penang yesterday Ridden by C H 001, Fair Legend (by Power House) finished a length in front of Johnny Fedora in a 3f run In 36 3 5 The
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      Lock icon DAVIS CUP: WEST GERMANS WIN 5-0
      111 27 DAVIS CUP: WEST GERMANS WIN 5-0 I ONDON. Tues The semi-final line-up for the two European groups of the Davis Cup tennis competition was completed yesterday when West Germany, Monaco and Poland won th.Mr second round ties. West Oermany completed a 5-0 victory over plucky Ireland In West Berlin while
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      Coloureds impress
      143 27 Tape town. rue*. mgv lands rugby selectors almost matun a little too casua.lv >rd«y when they chose to .r best men for the name H*iMt a coloured (mixed race tettaud finally won the match 'M but for much of M>e tame <*** waa only mm polu seoar «m«
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      Lock icon Stander: If anyone beats Frazier it'll be me
      399 27 LITTLE-KNOWN boxer Ron Stander is confident that If anyone can beat world heavyweight champion Joe Frazier. whom he meets in a title fight here on Thursday night, it Is him. "I know one thing. If anybody can beat him. I can I
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      Belgium win
      24 27 BRUGES. Tv«. Belgium beat Ice Und 4-0 (hamime Kh In a European Oroup 3 World Cup qualifying soccer match here last night
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      Lock icon Gold hope Matthews breezes to an easy win
      235 27 Gold hope Matthews breezes to an easy win DRIDGETOWN. Bar- bados, Tues. Vlnce Matthews, one of the United States' brightest hopes for a track gold medal at the Munich Olympic Games in August, breezed to an easy victory in the 400 metres event at an International track and field meeting
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      Lock icon Now Best plans to write his life story
      396 27 Now Best plans to write his life story I ISBON. Tues. British soccer superstar George Best sipped champagne with friends at a hotel pool on his 26th birthday at Marbella yesterday after rocking the football world on Sunday with his plans to quit the game The Manchester United Idol, who
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      177 26 Coup d'etat! Sanyo declares total freedom "ffe^,^ for TV fans. g~g=llP^a\ Remember when you had to be in f^l^B *f S^/^^[| iiKffll a certain room, in a certain chair, at a 111 !^L t. <* M-^ 0 Ibl lll certain time to watch your favorite TV I B^^» x II
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      54 26 CRICKFT Intrr senior tournament Vi NJC. Raffles v SJI (Balesiif-r Road H<K Kf.Y BHA Dlv Two league Dutch Club v BAPSA B Div three league: Ceylon SC B v Blazers (Balestirr Road) SWIMMING SASA preClympic trials I Amber Road 5 p m tMOBI Friendly TBA v Oillman Barracks XI (Jalan
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    Passport found
    33 28 SINOAFORE. Tues Malaysian restricted pavport belonging to Yau Hoo Yonf wa« found tonight outside a patrol klaok In River Valley Road. Mr. Yau can collect his passport from the Straits Time*
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    Lock icon Doctor call-up
    36 28 MKW DELHI Tue. The Lower Houae of the Indian Parliament ha* approved an official bill to empower the Qovemment to call up engineer* and doctors below 30 years of age lor national service. Reuter.
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    Lock icon US jets knock out power plant in Hanoi
    191 28 US jets knock out power plant in Hanoi SAIGON. Tues. American jetflghters have bombed out an important power station supplying electricity to Hanoi, military sources reported today. Field assessments said the power station was destroyed, but what effect it had in blacking out Hanoi was not known. As the pressure
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    President Gustav ratifies the East-West treaties
    124 28 President Gustav ratifies the EastWest treaties pONN. Tues. President D Gustav Helnemann today completed West German ratification of Chancellor Willy Brandt's key East -West treaties by putting his signature on the laws passed by Parliament last week. The signing, which was performed with no ceremony in the privacy of President
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    47 28 BOSTON. Tues Ou» Hall, general secretary of the Cotnmunl't Party In the United Slates, announced yesterday he had begun a drive to collect enough signatures to place his name on the November general election ballot in Massachusetts as a presidential candidate. AP.
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    The weather
    14 28 WEATHER forecast for Singapore from 6 am to noon today: No rain.
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    'Blow up jail' threat
    68 28 BALTIMORE, Tues— An anonymous caller threatened last night lo blow up the Baltimore country Jail unless authorities released Arthur H Bremer. accused assailant of Governor George Wallace of Alabama. Baltimore country police said the grounds of the suburban Towson Jail were checked, but no bomb was
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    LONDON STOCKS
    443 28 LONDON. Ton. Eamltlrt ajaja. easier again today but wmr iabiles closed abovr lowest levels. At S p m the Financial Timr* inrtn wan down 3.4 at MSI. Rmhams touched 322 folkiwinq final nqure* but rallied towards the rlaae arittah Match ami Glaxo were other* to decline, but Dunlop.
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    Lock icon Man held in Honduras in $900,000 hijack case
    278 28 Man held in Honduras in $900,000 hijack case rjUATAMALA CITY. v Tues. Police here are interrogating a man who, they believe, hijacked a United States airliner earlier this month, collected a U*****,000 ransom (about $900,000) and then bailed out over Central America. Unofficial sources In the city today said that
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    How to lose weight without dieting
    139 28 NEW YORK, Tues— You can lose more than four pounds a month without dieting, exercise machines ,or weight pills Just make love three times a week. This is the view of Dr. Abraham Friedman, who writes in today's edition of the Ladies' Home Journal
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