The Straits Times, 27 October 1972

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper E*td 1845 if FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    OCT. 31-Hanoi names the date
    116 1 Peace pact signing SAIGON, Thursday NUKin Vietnam declared today that the United States agreed to sign a peace pact next Tuesday but then backed off and asked for further negotiations, saying it was having difficulty getting Saigon to go alone. Aii omciai Norm Vietnamese statement
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    Lock icon Call to US to honour -accord
    1390 1 were reported meeting after the Hanoi broadcast. The White House declined comment. The North Vietnamese also read the statement at the Paris peace talks. Afterward US ambassador Mr. William J. Porter said he thought it "preferable not to make a formal statement at this
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    Lock icon 113 Red attacks
    35 1 SAIGON, Thurs. North Vietnamese and Vietcong troops mounted 113 attacks throughout South Vietnam during the past 24 hours with fighting reported heaviest in the Mekong Delta, the Saigon Command announced today Reuter
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    Ceasefire and after-the full details...
    334 1 Ceasefire and after-the full details... CAIGON, Thurs. A total withdrawal of American and allied troops from Vietnam within 60 days of a ceasefire is part of the Ha-noi-Washington peace package disclosed by Radio Hanoi today. Here are the main features of the nine-point programme according to an unofficial translation of
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    Lock icon -Search for arsenals
    50 1 MANILA. Thurs. Philippine martial law authorities today began a systematic search (or hidden arsenals following last night's midnight deadline for the surrender of all unauthorised firearms An initial count after midnight showed a total of 174.645 assorted arms turned in or seized all over the country. Reuter
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    Lock icon £ dips for third day running
    138 1 dips for third day running LONDON, Thurs. The British pound fell to a record low for the third straight day today. By early afternoon the pound was down to U5*2.3463 here, a drop of nearly a cent-and a half from the close of U552.36 last nlKht and a new all-time
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    LAW FOR TAKEOVER OF ARMED FORCES
    224 1 LAW FOR TAKEOVER OF ARMED FORCES LEGISLATION will be introduced to prevent relinquishment of control over the Singapore Police > and the Singapore Armed Forces without a twothirds majority in a national referendum. This is provided for In a Bill to amend the Constitution of Singapore, aimed at protecting the
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    Lock icon UN contract
    42 1 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs The United Nations uas awarded a contract to a consortium uf Dutch, Oerman. Japanese and Singapore salvage firms to clear the harbour of Chalna. in Bangladesh, obstructed by >unI ken wrecks. It was announced I today. Reuter.
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    No aid soon for the lazy...
    332 1 No aid soon for the lazy... fllC Ministry of Social Affairs jias worked out ;i new public assistance policy. whereby no one ran gel sonic 1 tiling for nolhiniL ruDiu: assistance recipients who car. work will be offered employment. Those who are untrained will be put on training schemes to
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      Lock icon NO FIRM ACCORD SAYS DR. K
      104 1 NO FIRM ACCORD SAYS DR. K WASHINGTON. Thurs Dr. Henry Kissinger said today that peace in Vietnam was within sight but he denied Hanoi's claim that there was a firm agreement to sign a ceasefire accord on Oct 31. Dr. Kissinger told a pr*»» conference that while most of the
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      175 1 Diamond Gem Set Rings GG DESILVA&BROS> MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS. 3. Raffles Place. Singapore 1. Tel: *****. Leong denies defame charge Page 8 ESTATE'S all-out war on termites Page 10 TWO lab blast schoolgirls accept $1,900 payment 11 GEMS loot irom hold-up handed to police 12 STOP Job-hopping "for your own good"
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      153 1 TELEPHONE jl DAY NIGHT j I SINGAPORE *****5 *****5 I K. LUMPUR ***** ***** IPOH ***** ***** I f I PENANG ***** ***** 5474 jfOpears progress 40 years is a short span in a bank's history but it has been an eventful 40 years for OCBC. Rising from strength to
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      Lock icon Jakarta gets set to restore ties with China
      360 2 Jakarta gets set to restore ties with China JAKARTA, Thursday I^HE Indonesian Government is planning to return the former high stoned wall building of the Chinese Embassy in China Town to Peking in preparation for the the normalisation of relations next year. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said yesterday this Is
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      Lock icon BRAZIL'S CYCLING RAPIST IS CAUGHT IN THE ACT
      198 2 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs. Rio's dawn rapist who specialised in married women and sprinted from the scene of his crimes by bicycle has been caught. The pedalling rapist was caught in the act at dawn by the crew of a patrol car
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      Lock icon President bleeds at banquet
      105 2 President bleeds at banquet AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Finnish President Urho Keltkonen bleeding profusely at a Dutch State banquet last night, used two table napkins on a shaving cut. but doctors today allowed his official visit programme to go ahead. They said the injury, sustained by the 73-year-old Mr. Kekkonen while he
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      Lock icon What Sir Alec will tell —Peking—
      207 2 What Sir Alec will tell —Peking— LONDON, Thursday. BRITISH Foreign Secretary Sir Alec DouglasHome will explain to Chinese leaders the aspirations of an enlarged European Common Market and Britain's role in it during his visit to Peking next week, officials said here today. He will do this In the light
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      Lock icon Air link pact
      29 2 ROME, Thurs. Italy and China reached preliminary agreement today on the establishment of direct air transport links between the two countries, the Foreign Ministry- announced UPI.
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      DON'T GIVE i AID WITH STRINGS, CHINA TELLS BIG POWERS
      215 2 DARIS, Thurs— China made Its bow at Unesco's general conference today with a stinging attack on the world's "superpowers" which lt said were trying to control other nations on the pretext of giving aid. In a thlnly-velled reference to the
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      Lock icon Fast for peace
      38 2 ROME. Thurs. An abbot and a group of monks began a fast in their Abbey here today In support of peace in Vietnam and the action of conscientious objectors in the United Slates i Reuter
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      39 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby s* ->, "1 [mo those reoriE\ I \oo vpu tell X 1 1 r\ cant eieep~\ tv the next room twgm id «top) >. Twese waus Age h/*/e Been tau^w/ fHJOH&?j-^L^ X, i gmwe tuem qohe)
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Kremlin renews arms aid to Cairo
      448 3 Kremlin renews arms aid to Cairo SOVIET LEADERS TO VISIT EGYPT £AIRO, Thurs The Soviet Union pledged more arms aid for the Egyptian Armed Forces during Premier Aziz Sidkys visit to Moscow. Dr. Sidky indicated yesterday that the aid has already started to flow In. Dr. Sld\y said that during
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      Lock icon THE BRITISH PASSPORT HOLDERS...
      167 3 LONDON, Thursday. fHEKE are about 110,000 people in Malaysia and 30,000 in Singapore who hold British passports and have no other citizenship. Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home said this in a written answer In the House of Commons yesterday. There were also an estimated 50.00C In
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      Malawi denies persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses
      154 3 Malawi denies persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses LUSAKA. Thurs— A Malawi Minister denied yesterday that Jehovah's Witnesses were being persecuted in his country, and said he knew nothing of reports that 8,500 members of the sect had fled to Zambia. In tlx- BrX l tin la] c mnient 'he ruling Malawi
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      Lock icon Jail birds
      45 3 STUTTOART. Thurt prisoner* are allowed to keep Miigmg biro* in their cells prowden their sentence excee\i> n\e year*. The ruling we* given in reply to a petition from an unnamed prisoner who miic he wanted to terp a bird In his Mil Reuter
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      Lock icon Looking back
      41 3 LONDON, Thur». Foreign MtnMsn of the 15-natlon North Atlanta Treaty Organisation ■Nttoi will mci! inßrusneU from December 6 to 8 lor :r.»lr «n--nual winter review of East-W**' relations, the world scene and the state of the defence alliance— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Serbian leaders quit to avert clash with Tito
      190 3 BELGRADE, Thurs. Yugoslavia today avoided a potential open clash between President Tito and the powerful Serbian Communist Party with the resignation 'of two top Serbian leaders who had challenged the president over the precise limits of party power. Withdrawal of Serbian Party
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      Lock icon It's a case of mistaken identity... so MP freed
      202 3 It's a case of mistaken identity so MP freed I ONDON. Thurs. Sir L (icrahl Nabarro. one of the more flamboyant figures in Britain's Parliament, was acquitted of dangerous driving yesterday after a Jury accepted his story that he had been mistaken for Jm middle-aged woman secretary. Sir Gerald. SO.
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      Why Nixon cannot win—by MeG
      412 4 Why Nixon cannot win— by MeG 'OPINION POLLS WILL BE DISCREDITED 9 NEW YORK, Thurs. CENATOR McGovern has J predicted that public shame over Vietnam and "the whole mess of corruption, sabotage and espionage" In Washington will assure his election on Nov. 7, no matter what the public opinion polls
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      Ex-Labour chief asks his last question in House
      204 4 Ex-Labour chief asks his last question in House pANBERRA, Thurs. v Veteran Australian politician Arthur Calwell, a former leader of the Opposition Labour Party, today asked his last question in Parliament before his retirement on the possibility of peace in Indochina. Mr. Calwell, 76, who was applauded by both sides
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      Lock icon VATICAN FACES BUTCHER'S WRATH
      117 4 VATICAN FACES BUTCHER'S WRATH VATICAN CITY, Thurs. Lulgi Fedell. the butcher to Popes, Is suing the Vatican. Last April, the Vatican closed Fedeli's butcher shop and took over direct management. Now he has gone to court claiming the Holy See owes him 151 million lire (Ms 7 60.000) In back
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      Anti-busing
      37 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Prealdent Nixon said yesterday be would prwa the new Congrew next year to paaa legists'uon barring court-ordered busing the transport of black and white children to achieve racial balance in State- run schools. fteuter.
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      Lock icon Sirhan appeals on 'new facts'
      102 4 Sirhan appeals on 'new facts' WASHINGTON, Thurs. Sirhan 81rhan. convicted of assassinating Sen. Robert Kennedy, appealed to the Supreme Court today, claiming "newly discovered physical evidence" will provide he did not fire the ratal shots. Sirhans petition did not disclose the nature of the new evidence. Sen. Kennedy was shot
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      Lock icon Polls to decide future of Irish Catholics
      179 4 Polls to decide future of Irish Catholics DUBLIN, Thursday. pRIME Minister Jack Lynch announced yesterx day that a referendum will be held soon to determine whether the people of Ireland are willing to end the privileged position of the Roman Catholic Church In the Irish Republic. The special position of
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      Lock icon Going in with a bang
      99 4 Going in with a bang LONDON. Thurs. A mammoth 11-day festival of cultural and other events will be held through Britain early in January to celebrate British entry on Jan. 1 into the European Common Market. More than 300 events have been organised for the so-call-ed "Fanfare lor Europe." which
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      Lock icon Cosmos No. 526
      29 4 MOSCOW. Thurs. The Soviet Union today launched the 526 th satellite In Its Cosmos research aeries into orbit round the earth. Ta&s newt agency reported.— Reuter.
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      83 4 MAS flights between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Singapore/ Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur/ Singapore 7.45 a.m. 6.30 a.m. 8.30 a.m. 7.30 a.m. 12.05 p.m. 8.15 a.m. 1.1 5 p.m.rtr 9.00 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 9.45 a.m. 3.30 p.m. 1 0.20 a.m. 4.00 p.m. 2.1 5 p.m. 6.1 5 p.m. 2.30 p.m. S3*
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      Lock icon Bhutto and Mujib on verge of patching up
      400 5 Bhutto and Mujib on verge of patching up P A WALPINDI, Thurs.— Pakistan and Bangladesh were reported to be nearing a breakthrough in their 10--month-old impasse over bilateral talks and diplomatic relations. Senior officials of both Gov c r nments have made contact in New York and are working on
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      Lock icon TOP MAFIA MAN HELD AS CRIME PROBE BEGINS
      246 5 TOP MAFIA MAN HELD AS CRIME PROBE BEGINS MM YORK. Thurs yHE arrest of an alleged key figure in one of New York's leading Mafia families was announced yesterday as a Brooklyn grand jury opened its investigation into organised crime. Paul Varlo Sr.. 58. described as a captain In the
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      Lock icon USs3mil art theft
      50 5 PRAGUE Thurs. Three old master paintings worth a total of US$3 million have been stclen from Prague's National Oallery. the trade union paper Prace reported. The paintings are El Greco's Head of Christ, Tintoretto's Saint Oeronlmo and Franz Hals' portrait of Jasper Schade van West rum. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Designer dies
      33 5 NEW YORK. Thurs. Norman Norell. 72, one of America'! top fashion designers who once made costumes for Rudolf Valentino and other silent-era Mm stars, died In hospital here last night.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon No link between cancer and the Pill, says -report
      306 5 No link between cancer and the Pill, says -report- I ONDON, Thurs. A medical safety committee reported today It had found no evidence that long-term use of birth control pills may cause cancer, and gave the goahead for the sale of a number of new oral contraceptives. The Committee on
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      Lock icon 'More letter bombs' alert in London
      116 5 'More letter bombs' alert in London I ONDON. Thurs. Police warned the Israeli Embassy here yesterday of the possibility that a further wave of letter bombs would be mailed to Israeli diplomats In London. Arab terrorists mailed a series of letter bombs from Amsterdam to Israeli diplomats last month. One
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      Lock icon POLICE TO HAVE SAY IN WOMEN'S FASHION
      89 5 BANGKOK. Thnrs. The Police Department, like fashion desimers, is to dictate woman's fashion in Thailand. Police officials said the department would ban trackless br see-throujh dresses which.lt considered to be "not polite or moral." The department had instructed all boutiques in Bangkok to
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  • Parliament report
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      Handicapped adults to get training
      4195 6 Wrong to say that divorce rate has soared to new heights, Othman replies to MP REPORTERS: CHIA POTEIK, P.M. RAMAN, R. CHANDRAN, NGIAM TONG HAI THK Social Welfare Department is considering all j>ossible measures lo provide "useful and suitable" training for handicapped adults to equip
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      Evidence on Bills
      42 7 WRITTEN representations and minutes of evidence taken by the Select Committee on the Employment (Amendment) Bill and the Industrial Relations (Amendment) Bill were presented to Parliament yesterday The Select Committee dealt with the two Bills riurint the previous Parliament
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      131 7 Worried about exams? Anxious' You've every reason to be. Your future is at stake. So you stay up late. Burning the midnight oil and burning up your energy too. But don't forget, you need extra energy for the big day. You need a tonic to put back life in your
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    Leong denies defaming President in article in party weekly
    3809 8  -  JOSEPH YEO and GERALD PEREIRA I WROTE IT, SAYS LIM THIAM HOCK By *He made this deliberate attack i without care or regard for the status of Head of State' Judge: 'Statement to police admissible' 'THERE WERE NO THREATS OR PROMISES'
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    "Kissed girl on cheek' charge
    59 9 AKDAN bin Abdul Wahab. a Malaysian labourer. pleaded not guilty to a charge of outraging the modesty of a nine-year-old girl at Block 39. Kirn Pong Road, at 6.50 a.m. yesterday. He was alleged to have kissed Ooh on her cheek. Bail of $500 was
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    Deepavali party for children
    72 10 Deepavali party for children TWO social organisations in Singapore the Kalal Koll and the Indian Association will organise a Deepavall party for underprivileged children at the Indian Association. Balestier Road tomorrow from 4 to G p.m. The MP (or Kuu Cliuin. Mr P. Sflvatlui.ii. will open the party. On Wednesday
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    Estate's allout war on termites
    200 10  - Estate's allout war on termites JULIET DAVID By HOUSING estate off Toll Tuck Crescent luis declared all-out war on termites. Residents of Eng Kong Housing Estate say the menace has been plaguing them since they moved Into their new homes two years ago. The majority of the 370 homes In
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    BANK WINS CLAIM FOR $204,600 AGAINST FIRM
    159 10 BANK WINS CLAIM FOR $204,600 AGAINST FIRM CHUNG Khiaw Bank Ltd. has obtained summary judgment lor $204,640 in a High Court civil claim against Hoe Thong and Co. ***** Pte. Ltd.. of Telok Ayer Street. Also being sued by the bank in connection with the claim are Tan Seek Foci,
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    Fashion show at Hyatt
    58 10 AS You Like It. a fashion show presented by Lord John Haute Couture, will be held at Hyatt Hotel's Crystal Ballroom on Sunday at 3 p.m. The show is under the patronage of the First Lady, Mrs. Sheares. Proceeds of the show will go to a
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    Addicts are desperate men, not heroes: Doctor
    167 10 Addicts are desperate men, not heroes: Doctor- IPOII, Ttaurs DruK-takini is neither a sign of clamour nor of virility and its add cts are not heroes but desperate men, parents here were told today. Consultant psychiatrist in the Hospital Bahagia. in Tanjonc Rambutan. Dr. M. Maha Devan emphasised this here
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    320 to attend seminar on education technology
    315 10 320 to attend seminar on education technology SOME 320 participants will attend the seminar on education technology in higher institutions of learning at the Conference Hall today. The two day seminar, first of Its kind Involving all the tertiary institutions here, and an exhibition on teaching aids will be opened
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      269 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. AaUn capltaJ tuppUw now 1. Pensive philosopher? (6). bats to county 5. Made progrew. aa the Borneo 7. Lofty aort of poet? (S). native did? (S. 5). 8. Report one worker or another 9. Obvious quarters for an In- (10). ventor, perhaps? (S). 12. Orounds
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    Two lab blast girls accept $1,900 govt payment
    214 11 'J'WO of the nine students injured in a laboratory explosion at Anderson Secondary School in Jane last year have agreed to accept $1,900 compensation from the (iovernment. They are Tan Eng Kee, 13, who will receive $400, and Yap Poh Eng, 16,
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    South Bridge Road district judges to try civil cases
    152 11 South Bridge Road district judges to try civil cases DISTRICT Judges at the South Bridge Road courts will be hearing civil cases for the first time there from Monday. This Is in addition to their normal functions as criminal district Judges. Civil cases, involving claims of more than $1,000 but
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    RELIGION TALKS BY EIGHT LEADERS
    119 11 LEADERS of eight religions here will give a series of five talks to show the relevance of religion. The first session will be opened by President Sheares at the ShangriLa Hotel on Monday at 7.30 p.m. Subsequent sessions will also be held on Mondays Nov.
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    ESSO MAN KILLED, FOUR HURT IN CRASH
    104 11 ESSO MAN KILLED, FOUR HURT IN CRASH SEREMBAN, Thurs. An Esso engineer was killed and four other people injured when two cars collided at the 4th mile. Port Dlckson Coast Road on Tuesday. Mr. Cheah Koon Khong, 26. a mechanical engineer with Esso refinery, who was travelling towards Port Dlckson.
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    Variety show
    24 11 THE Seletar Sports Club will hold its annual variety show at the Sree Narayana Mission hall in Sembawang tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    Red Cross draw
    20 11 THE Singapore Red Cros.s Society will hold Its donation viiaw In Penang Lane tomorrow :.t 5 p.m.
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    450 bankmen for walk
    53 11 SOME 450 bank employees will take part In a big walk on Nov. 6 organised Jointly by the recreation clubs of the United Overseas Bank and Chung Khiaw Bank. The nine-mile (14.4 km) walk will be from the UOB head office in Cecil Street to Kallang
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    Hospital death
    30 11 LEE Boon Kwel. 24. died at Outram Hospital on Monday the day after admission. His relative! are asked to contact Insp. Tng Tuck Seng of Central police station
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    Students loans: How to get back the money?
    239 11 Students loans: How to get back the money? KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The University of Malaya Students' Union today supported the move to replace scholarships with loans but warned of "trouble" in getting back the money. The proposal Is being submitted to the Education Ministry by Vice-Chan-cellor Prof. Ungku Aziz. UMSU
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    Lunchtiroe storm floods lowlying areas
    163 11 Lunchtiroe storm floods lowlying areas AN HOUR- LONG lunchtime storm struck Singapore yesterday flooding many parts of the island. The storm with winds up to 18 knots also stalled several motor vehicles and stranded scores of office workers out at lunch. A Meteorological Department official said that the storm was
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    HK film and TV stars for N-Theatre
    54 11 HK film and TV stars for N-Theatre A SERIES of variety shows featuring top film and TV stars from Hong Kong will be held at the National Theatre next month. Proceeds of the shows will go towards the Krets Ayer People s Theatre Fund to modernise the theatre. The organisers
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    Pay through POSB for servicemen
    241 11  -  GERRY OE SILVA By rpHE Post Office Savings Bank will get 33,000 L new depositors all part-time national servicemen when a new pay system is implemented early next year. Under the proposed scheme 21,000 Vigilante Corp members and 12,000 Special Constables will open individul accounts
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    Schoolgirls in Perak with lice in their hair
    135 11 Schoolgirls in Perak with lice in their hair KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs. —Poor personal hygiene among schoolgirls in many areas of central and north Perak are affecting their studies. According to headmasters of several rural schools in Grik. Lenggong and Kuala Kangsar, about half the pupils have lice. The headmasters say
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    DID YOUSEE THESE TWO ACCIDENTS?
    89 12 DID YOUSEE THESE TWO ACCIDENTS? MADAM Urn Kirn Yeok, 71. died in Outram Hospital at 12.15 p.m., on Wednesday two hours after she was knocked down by a lorry at the Junction of Jalan Bukit Merah and Kirn Tian Road. On Tuesday Ho Hock Slong, 70 was admitted to Outram
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    Absentee jailed
    36 12 CARPENTER. Yap Kek Meng. 23. was Jailed for three months for being absent from part-time national service training with the Vigilante Corps at Tlong Bahru Secondary School from Nov. 3 1970 to Oct. 2.
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    $17,000 gems from hold-up handed to the Dolice
    355 12 $17,000 gems from hold-up handed to the Dolice JEWE LLERY worth more than $17,000 part of the $120,000 lost in the Fu-Heng Goldsmith robbery in Toa Payoh were handed to the police by a man on Wednesday. This brings to $77,000 the value of Jewellery and melted gold recovered in
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    Man denies stolen watches charge
    161 12 WATCH dealer Cho Chiew Phian, 38, yesterday claimed trial to dishonestly retaining 39 stolen Samson watches belonging to Habiba Rebecca Sassoon in North Bridge Road on Tuesday Ball of $500 was allowed and hearing was fixed at the Second Magistrate's Court on Dec. 18. In
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    More workers join SILO
    60 12 SINGAPORE Industrial Labcur Organisation has won the right to represent the workers In p not her five firms. They are New Frontier Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Ah Lam Launch Service. E. Hopt Pte. Ltd., Drew Amerold Pte. Ltd. and Westplle (SEA) Pte. Ltd. SILO now has a
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    Suspect fell 200 ft from precipice
    92 12 Suspect fell 200 ft from precipice ALOR STAR, Thurs. A police Inspector told a coroner today a suspected thief fell to his death while leading a police party to recover certain stolen goods from a hill near Quran on July 17. "The man slipped, fell from the edge of a
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    Lunch talk on airfreight
    41 12 THE Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore will hold a lunch meeting at Oberol Imperial tomorrow. Mr. Peter C.T. Choo. area sales manager of Scandinavian Airlines System and Thai International, will talk on the airfreight Industry
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    Toto draw numbers
    36 12 THE numbers picked in yesterday's Toto Draw No. BS/72 were: 42. IS. 16. 39. and 31 The additional number tv 7. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 2 7. and 42
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    Amok with chopper subdued by police -teargas
    198 12 Amok with chopper subdued by police -teargas- BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. A 30--year-old man armed with a chopper ran amok and chased his parents and a sister out of their Berapit village home after smashing up the furniture in their house early this morning. The man kept police at bay for
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    Two youths fined
    47 12 FRANCISCO Bernard Raymond, 20, and Peter Paul, 20, were each Jailed for a day and fined MOO on Wednesday for having a dagger and a flick knife with a three-and-a-half-inch blade respectively at Napier Road at 4.40 a.m. on Sept. 23 They pleaded guilty.
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    30 p c tax on slimming biscuits from next month
    155 12 30 p c tax on slimming biscuits from next month rpHE Customs and ExA else Department has decided to re-classify slimming biscuits under the "biscuits" category Instead of "medicine" The biscuits will from Nov. 1 be subtect to 30 net cent duty. Medicines are duty-free. According to an officer of
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    Three cheques for $50,000 to hospital
    72 12 PARLIAMENTARY Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr. Chan Chee Seng, yesterday received three cheques totalling $50,656 for the Chung Hwa Free Hospital. Two cheques of $24,295 eseß, from the Barbers' Employees Union and the Permanent Wave Employees' Union, were presented by thtlr respective president* Mr. Phua
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    Banned from driving
    57 12 NO Peng Seah of Ah Hood Road was jailed lor a day and fined $250 for riding a motorcycle on Oct. 16 1967 when he had been disqualified from doing so. He was also fined $300 and disqualified from driving vehicles of all classes for three years
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    Cocktails for visitor
    33 12 THE Singapore Society of Accountants will hold a cocktail reception in honour of the visiting president of the Association of Certified Accountants. London. Mr. AW Nelson, at Mandarin Hotel tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Double triumph for Catholic High
    165 13 LOOKING positively triumphant are these Catholic Hich School children, who became champion music makers terdayAnd justifiably too. Their 44-mem-ber upper primary school as well as 40--member lower primary .school bands won first prizes in the ECA's interschool instrumental ensemble competition. And Lok San Vu, 10,
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    Sec 4 pupils may now apply for places in NJC
    100 13 Sec 4 pupils may now apply for places in NJC SECONDARY Four pupils In government and government-aided schools In the English, Chinese, Malay or Tamil stream are Invited to apply for provisional admission to PreUnlverslty One classes In the National Junior College for the 1973 academic year. Only candidates who
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    Cardiologists plan rheumatic heart disease survey
    286 13 Cardiologists plan rheumatic heart disease survey pARDIOLOGISTS in Singapore are planning a survey of the incidence of rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in Queenstown and Geylang Serai. This was disclosed yesterday by Prof. Charles Toh, president of the Asian Pacific Society of Cardiology and associate professor in the University
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    Body in well
    39 13 A CORONER recorded an cpen verdict on the death of Toh Lcong. 44 a former Woodbridge patient, whose body was found in a 10-meire (33ft.) well near his Yio Chu Kang Road home on Oct. 9.
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    Three men rob housewife of $1,930
    68 13 THREE men, armed with bearing-scrapers, held up a housewife at her Oeylang Road home and escaped with cash and jewellery totalling $1,930 on Wednesday. The robbers knocked on the front door at 4 p.m and later escaped In a taxi Madam Tan Hong Lye,
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    Sight and sound centre for pupils—
    92 13 Sight and sound centre for pupils— AN AUDITORY centre and a refraction clinic will be set up next year to treat schoolchildren suffering from hearing and sifht defects. This was announced by officials of the Health Ministry on Wednesday. With the establishment of the new centre, hearth services for schools
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    Joo Chiat walk
    21 13 THF management committee of Joo Chlat community centre will hold Its fourth annual big walk on Nov. 19.
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    Purse theft sends young wife to jail again
    348 14 Purse theft sends young wife to jail again HOUSEWIFE Poon Yoke Chan, 22, was jailed yesterday for six months for stealing a walfet from a woman at a nnrket. Poon was jailed for a year In 1966 for stealing a motorcycle. She married after serving her prison term and bore
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    ROY SAYS 'DROP ZEROES IN FRONT'
    78 14 ROY SAYS 'DROP ZEROES IN FRONT' THE registration plates of motor vehicles should not bear the higher order zeroes, the ROY advised yesterday. This means that if a vehicle number appears as *****X on the tax disc, the number plate should read S 26 X leaving out the zeroes. The
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    Selegie House death fall
    44 14 An unidentified woman fell to her death from the 17th floor of Selegle House last night. A pair of slippers and spectacles were found In the corridor of the 17th floor, and a purse beside the body on the ground.
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    Talk by Thai envoy
    36 14 Talk by Thai envoy THAI Ambassador Mr. Nlbhon Wllalrat will give talk on Thailand and Regional Cooperation In South-east Asia" at the lunch meeting of the International V's Men's Club, Beta Chapter, at Hotel Equatorial tomorrow.
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    Stop job-hopping, technicians told by Minister
    360 14 Stop job-hopping, technicians told by Minister lIEALTH Minister, a Mr. Chua Sian Chin yesterday urged Singapore technicians and craftsmen for their own and the country's interests to stop "hopping from Job to Job Just for a few dollars more." Speaking at the graduation of 148 students of the Singapore Technical
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    Pathologist: Three victims were strangled
    296 14 Pathologist: Three victims were strangled GOLD BARS CASE A FORENSIC pathologist testified In the Oold Bars Triple Murder trial yesterday that the three murder victims were strangled to death. Dr. Chao Tzee Cheng, of Outram Hospital also said he found green ropes round the necks of two of them Ngo
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    WIFE'S DEATH HOLDS UP GEMS SHOP CASE
    74 14 rIE trial of K.M. Oli Mohamed (Pte.) Ltd. was interrupted yesterday after the managing director. K. M. OU Mohamed, received a cable Informing him of his wife's death in India. At the request of Mr. M.P.D. Nmlr, defending the eaae was adjourned to
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  • The Straits Times
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      MALADY ENDS
      374 16 President Marcos' martial law offensive against gunslingers has yielded impressive results. The existence of private armies throughout the Philippines is well known, but few observers anticipated that as many as 175,000 weapons would be surrendered under the decrees prohibiting unlawful possession. House to house searches for concealed weapons
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      COMMON EFFORT
      144 16 Residents of Alexandra Park have shown civic consciousness in forming a "security club" for their housing estate. Collective vigilance, they hope, will end the housebreaking which has plagued them. Residents carry out night patrols and take other preventive measures to ward off thieves. Civic-minded citizens help the police
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    Lock icon Rising prices hit the rag trade
    376 16 PARIS. Thursday AITLNDANCK records and prices are both soaring at the 24th international ready to wear viinii for women's apparrl which ends here toda>. Approximately 25,000 professional buyers from six continents thronged through the exposition halls during the first three days to appraise mass
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    GOLD STRIKE HITS THE MAFIA
    742 16 GOLD STRIKE HITS THE MAFIA AIDED BY A LITTLE BUG NEW YORK. Thursday AT a quarter to five in the morning Paul Vario came out of Geffkin's bar in Brooklyn and was approached by two policemen. He ran. After four blocks they caught him and stuffed a piece of paper
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    Lock icon Securing a ceasefire
    1256 16  - Securing a ceasefire JAMES RESTON L* Thieu: 27 years of deceit by Reds SAIGON. Thursday WHEN he was young, President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam recalled one day last summer, he went to the underground to co-operate with the Communists In resisting the French. It was 1945. "I was
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      10 16 ABOUT TIME l/fißstz YOU OWNED llttJS&k A SEIKO? I flwl
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      95 16 Samsonite Silhouette _^for people going places H» r^^s^nfl m wßmu I Slim, sturdy, sophisticated Samsonite You'll see Samsonite in the Airports of the world with the International jet set. People who travel a lot like their luggage light, elegant and durable; Samsonite combines beauty of shape and th«» latest fashion
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    Short cut rule raises a protest
    316 17  -  BERNARD DORAY By TOUGHER THAN ARMY TWO-BY-FOUR, SAY STUDENTS STUDENTS of Ngee Ann Technical College are protesting against what some of them described as the "toughest" antilong hair measures in Singapore. Introduced on Monday, the rule stipulates that students keep hair shorter than what
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    Jail and rotan for acid bulbs -attack
    192 17 Jail and rotan for acid bulbs -attack- WELDER Chia Poh Seng. 22, was Jailed yesterday for six months and given three strokes of the rot an for throwing acid bulbs at a crane driver at the Junction of Jalan Plsang and Victoria Street on April 2. He admitted throwing the
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    Survey to cut traffic jams in Johore
    70 17 Survey to cut traffic jams in Johore JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A traffic survey of the town's central area aimed at reducing congestion will begin tomorrow. The month-long survey will be conducted by the Town Council with the co-operation of the Town and Country Planning Department and police. Specially-recruited personnel will
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    First check on racial ratio of firm's staff
    324 17 First check on racial ratio of firm's staff I£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Ministry of Labour and Manpower today sent out its inspection team to make the first check on the racial composition of a company's labour force. After the surprise check, the parliamentary secretary to the ministry. Haji Ramli bin
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      177 17 MALES WITH LONG HAIR WILL BE ATTENDED TO LAST LONG HAIR IS HAIRSTYLES frowned upon by the Government as shown on an anti-long hair poster in government offices. LUCAS QUALITY Lucas lamps are created LAMPS in m odern shapes for FOR THE today' 8 sty's and give r\r\\t AucAn maximum
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      898 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N PM Opening and Where The 7.N Sports Parade JJJ W Programme Summary |J3 Quran Reading Heart Is 7.41 News (C) J« un Cufl M t akan i m 3.21 For The Family 7.5S Chinese Variety Show J-JJ Assilamu.ailium 1.34 Nasy.d 3.51 A Diary of
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    AI PENG'S THE MOST COLOURFUL
    117 18 AI PENG'S THE MOST COLOURFUL LITTLE Tan Ai Pent, eight, took part in her first colouring contest last month and came out tops. For out of the 2.000 entries received for the Donald Duck and Dumbo contest sponsored by the Chartered Bank for children under 12, hers was proclaimed the
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    Where students get a real taste of working life
    660 18 TOWN AND SOWN: BRIDGING THE GAP TIIK oft repeated call for closer relations between town and gown reminds me of the work of the Science Council to foster better links l>etwcen the university and industry. The communication gap between town and
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      231 18 The most exciting Carpet Sale ofthejrearis coming? KK'""^ aaar JjfS-rtßßy jnJ^, "iffcTf rlaTl .^bbb bbbt (aBV fSFt al bv3bTJmU^ Srv t,'. vJI J* .tLaa^r^as baBanZMkYViP jEKLfrV »**LaY lAUbilfl^vCl r^^«' -I J^St afIBQIBBBBBBBBP tt^f^^jmSi' -'2G^Z 4 CfflßaßßT^a^Bßl BaMßaaHam V^LCaafl Ut h >tC From Nov 9th Nov< 12th 1972^^^^^ ■nr' Daily 10.00
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      239 18 Every wanan deserves the prestige and beauty of something Scandinavian ■BBBBBBBm. .^[bBBBBbI Every woman deserves something quite beautiful. Somnthing that gives the joy only superb design and wonderful craftsmanship can provide. Something that spells quality, taste and prestige in every line something from Georg Jensen. I GBORO JENSEN »PTE.LTI TtK
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      75 18 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I hi^ hellqA wouup you ukb to I WMSI I KIP! J y, HEAR KOGCOe. PLAY A LV-\ r^ \r s~ 4/ "PLIGHT OF THE MA (1/2?^ BUMBLEBEE °*jfM rV-^ t sTROMBONCf jMc ,tt»»«T««r s+errtt __aaa»«B»f J ""^^s^f EX... SOME OTHER TIME! W6'P HAVE BEEM
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Monthly jobs wanted' list goes out to all bosses
      300 19 From Employment Service I REFER to the letter by "Loyal Singaporean" (S.T., Oct. 11) and would like to thank him for his suggestions that employers should be compelled by law to notify the Employment Exchange of any vacancies and that a
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      PENALISING THE BAD DRIVER
      298 19 PENALISING THE BAD DRIVER IT is time that action is taken to release the strangle hold which insurance companies have on their clients, especially the law-abiding ones. Apart from increasing premium rates. Insurance companies have been arbitrarily imposing various conditions, such as the first $200 or $350 excess clause. It
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      98 19 I REFER to the report (ST., Oct. 4) about the RTs plan to telecast a concert by Mr. Choo Hoey. the world famous conductor, in Athens next year, during which he will conduct two operas, Puccini's "Manon Lescaut" and Verdi's "La Travlata." I hope RTS will leave no stone unturned
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      -They even went back to fetch the baby's bottle
      206 19 -They even went back to fetch the baby's bottle I WOULD like to express my gratitude to the men In green, who lnsplte of the rain, came, out in force to help me out of a difficult position. I had Just skidded onto the road divider at Holland Road near
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      123 19 THE Ministry of National Development Is to be congratulated for taking "appropriate action" against the numerous complaints that appear In the Papers. One such action however does not seem to have borne fruit. The PRO of the Ministry had said that a threemonth grace period had been given to the
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      In time for school —thanks to PWD
      101 19 WE, the staff of the HoUandse Dutch School, like to express our sincere thanks to the PWD whose chief engineer of Roads, Mr. Venkatasen, his staff and contractors rendered us great service and were very helpful In re-arrang-ing the front part. Its entrance
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      The cool Cisco guards who went to the —rescue—
      112 19 The cool Cisco guards who went to the —rescue— I REFER to the 1 article headlined "The Cisco Kids fire their first shots in anger" (S.T., Oct. 24). We must protest strongly against the misleading headline in your newspaper. The Cisco Guards saved the life of a mrmbrr of the
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      Sticking to the old practice...
      200 19 IT seems that our Muslim Religious Council is still not modernised in the sense that it still adheres to the traditional practice of sighting the moon to fix the day for Harl Raya. Why can't they follow the steps of Malaysia and Indonesia in fixing
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      Newest range of Swiss watches on display
      501 20 SINGAPOREANS will sec a wide collection of the newest range of Swiss watches at the 10-day exhibition now luing held at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The exhibition, officially opened last night by Mr. J. Etter, Swiss Charge d'Affaires. follows two similar displays in
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      1972 an important year for watch industry
      318 20 rIS year will prove a most important one for the Swiss watch industry. It should reveal that last year's levelling off of exports was but a temporary phenomenon caused by the international trade and monetary situation and that the recent wave of mergers
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      No firm trend in small clock designs
      254 20 No firm trend in small clock designs OMALL clock styling displays no particular definite trend this year. More than ever before, individualism is the rule Relatively large timepieces like clocks allow a wealth of variations which Imposition of specific fashion trends could only hinder. A few features do however stand
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      Technical centre set up to provide after sales service
      502 21 Technical centre set up to provide after sales service THE Swiss Watch Industry Technical Centre started operations In Singapore In February U69. It Js financed by the Federation of Swiss Watch Manufacturers (F.H.) and Ebauches S.A., the largest manufacturer of watch components in Switzerland. It opened its first centre in
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      STORE BUYS MORE SWISS WATCHES
      147 21 CINGAPORE bought 20 per cent more Swiss watches and movements which amounted to more than $41.7 million last year representing an increase of $6.9 million against 1979 figures of 134.8 million. This puts Singapore in fourth position in the Asian Market after Hongkong, Japan and
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      New watch trends at Montres et Bijou exhibition...
      589 21 New watch trends at Montres et Bijou exhibition... THE Montres ct Bijoux, which celebrated its MOth anniversary in midOctober, is currently staging a 1972 Swiss Watch Exhibition at the Rath Museum in Geneva. It Is a showcase of watch fashion trends that will eventually Inspire the entire Swiss watch Industry.
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      Switzerland makes 45 p.c. of world's watches
      574 22 Switzerland makes 45 p.c. of world's watches FACTORIES TURN OUT 250,000 A DAY THE Swiss watch industry is contributing about 45 per cent towards total world watch production which presently amounts to between 150 and 160 units per year. If the market trend continues to grow at its present pace,
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      STUDENT'S DESIGN ON DISPLAY BROCHURES
      319 22 STUDENT'S DESIGN ON DISPLAY BROCHURES pi FIT thousand copies of Swiss Watch exhibition brochures will bear the design of Miss Chong Chuan Viah, 18, a student of the Baharuddin Vocational Institute. Miss Chong was one of several students of tr.e Institute who took part In a cover design competition for
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      Sales of Swiss watches in Europe up 19 per cent
      292 22 Sales of Swiss watches in Europe up 19 per cent MORE than eight mil1i o n inexpensive Swiss-made watches with pin lever movement were sold in Europe last year an increase of 19 per cent over 1970 sales. Why this enthusiasm for articles which only a few years ago were
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      Mechanical watches still the most popular
      487 23 Mechanical watches still the most popular jLi E C HAN ICAL watches today continue to account lor more than 99 per cent of production. And apart from their price, exhubenot diversity is their greatest ;issct. With a 12 per cent increase in sales last year, self winding watches are playing
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      Liquid crystal electronic time display developed
      441 23 Liquid crystal electronic time display developed TH E accelerating pace of development in small size time-pieces has led to a considerable increase in resonator frequency (the resonator counts time oy dividing this continuum into intervals of equal duration md conseqently In greatly improved rate stabilit" In the majority of quartz
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      IMPORTERS OF WATCHES SHOWN AT EXHIBITION
      156 23 Following; is a list of importers of Swiss Watches on display at the exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall: China (Swiss Watch) Pte Ltd. (Titoni); Chin Hin Watch Company (Cjma); Eastern igenles (S) Pte Ltd (Sw v Clock) Favre-Leuba Watch Co Pte Ltd. (Favre-Leuba);
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      Fashions with a dash of fancy
      516 24 THE Swiss watch industry's "ready lo wear" modeis, have undergone thorough testing prior to being introduced on the world's markets. The most unorthodox models are rarely in evidence. The "Full Flow" line is triumphant for the second consecutive year and even more conclusively than
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      CITY OF GENEVA PRIZE WINNERS
      489 24 CITY OF GENEVA PRIZE WINNERS 'J'Hl'l Jury has selected the winners of the 14th edition of the Prize of the City of Geneva contest designed to promote and stimulate artistic creatio ni nthe arts of adornment. At its first meeting, held last March, the Jury had made an initial selection
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      118 23 WIDE stroke engraving a new styling feature highlight both the bracelet and case, in 18 carat yellow gold. The wide dial is protected by an emerald-cut smoked quartz. In view of its size, this model is suitable both for a feminine or a masculine wrist as the matching signet-type ring
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      297 23 Gold is bold. tion is cilso bold under the skin. Its >^lj j) j Ih^ h n^ ta-t- .^H is tne rixst ODti mv m -trt*- ffrtTu tt I ter tests with especially good re- HUi-^n^yjßßßjßl^^i^i^Bi^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Hß^Blßf^^' sitive Either re^l or hold Arror- 4Wttjuuuuiiuuuuuimmiiiu^^B Sole Agents and Service Centre for ;;::j:g^|||j|||||||j|j||j^^
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      92 24 everything. Now that you've made up your mind to invest in accuracy, your only problem is which Bulova Accutron to choose. Bulova Accutron is available in 50 elegant styles designed in Geneva, the home of Swiss craftsmanship. Each and every Bulova Accutron has a written i jj^guarantee of accuracy to
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      728 25 TECHNICAL SALES /£VV REPRESENTATIVE IV I# II -MECHANICAL SEALS VCXjf GLAND PACKINGS ALLIED PRODUCTS Trre Singapore Sales Office of T.I. (Export) Ltd.. (Member Company of the Tube Investments Group) requires the services of a highly experienced Technical Bales Representative to organise and promote the sales of the wide range of
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      637 25 I SINGAPORE PETROLEUM I I COMPANY PTE. LTD. I i{ Invites applications for 9 REFINERY MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS 1 fi A. INSTRUMENT ELECTRICAL fr SECTION; jj B. PLANNING SCHEDULING M SECTION; (1 C. SHOP. WAREHOUSE TOOL M 11 ROOM SECTION; jfl D. UTILITIES SECTION B II (OPERATORS) f j QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE:
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      485 25 PENGUMUMAN KEMENTERIAN PELAJARAN MALAYSIA LEMBAGA PEPERIKSAAN THE LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMERCIAL EDUCATION SCHEME PERTERIKSAAN SIRI SPRING 1973 Peperlksaan tersebut dl atas akan diadakan dalam bulan April dan Mel. 1873 dl Pusat-Pusat Peperiksaan yang akan dltetapkan oleh Ketua Pegawal Pelajaran negeri di Malaysia Barat. Peperiksaan lnl terbuka kepada (a) Caluncalun
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      638 25 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGABA. TANAH MELAYU (National Electricity Board of the Statea of Malaya) TUNKU J AFAR THERMAL POWER STATION BTAGE 111 Contract !«t Jl CabUnf A Earthing Tenders are Invited. for the supply and erection of 15kV and lower voltage power and auxiliary control cables and earthing system at Tuanku
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  • Obituary
    Death
    109 26 MRS. GOH SICK TIM nee Llm Chal Wee Neo. 88, passed away peacefully on 25 10.72 leaving behind 2 sons (Job Peng Blan (Bah Chye) and Tlan Chye. 2 sons-in-law Llm Huay Hoon and Charlie Chiew. 2 dautiiteraIn- law, two adopted daughters, 18 grandchildren, 8 grandaona-ln-law, 4 grend-daugnters-ln-law, 18
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    Acknowledgement
    53 26 MR. ANO MRS. Patrick Richard Albuquerque thank Rev. Fathers relatives and friends for their good wishes, presents and presence, on the occasion of their marriage on 21st October 1972. THI FAMILY of the late Madam Maria Wong Ylm Boh thank all relative* and friend* for their attendance, donation*. wreaths
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      4419 26 11 classified advertisements Telephone service CENLRAL ADVKRTIStMENTS/Singspore only: 50 cents a word. Minimum $7.50 for IS words. FURNISHED DETACHED BUNCALOW 67 Jalan Kampong Chantek off Binj..l Park Road, large garden 3 bedrooms, servant room aura flats Skyscraper. Jalan Jintan. Pacific Wilkinson. Huaguan. Contact Kho'a ***** (B'pore). OIST. 11 SINCLE STOREY
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      899 26 DIST. to St m.s. Buklt Tlmah furnl shed 2-storey terrace 3 bedrooms servant's room. Contact Tan *****-* Spore. MAGNIFICENT 2-STORIV BUNGALOW 3 bedrooms district 11 for rent during owners home leave 9/12/72 to 30/1 73. Tel: *****8 after 6pm FURNISHED ROOMS In qu.et reaidentlal Macpberson Road area preferably working couples
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      4704 27 classified advertisements (S ANNOUNCrMLNT/PrRSONAL/ Singsporc only: s MyimtimJ ?fl %20 wordi. Tetophono sorvKe INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FLICHTI CBNTRE OFFERS OUARANTEED FLIGHTS Pr«a Ssngapar* ta London (500 Brusaels MOU7New Tor* (900 Toronto 8878/Lo* Angele* S9BO/--a TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPK. INDONESIA AUSTRALIA 70, TNI ARCAOI, OHO PLOOR, RAPPLIS PLACE. TIL: »J7»l »7*i*
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      385 27 ANNUAL SAL! at Jsro Johor Bahru 26 10 72 to 16 11 72 baskets, soft lor*, cane furniture, silks— all at reduced prices orders made during sales giver discounts. PLAN ANO EXPAND your library. 8 volume of reference library book* sre available at a bargain price of (300 Beet offer
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      1209 28 GENERAL ADVERTISEMEKTS A ansr ptfl KKltlPfl I^ a^e^rso^ i/I±slm/ U*****J Singapore only |l s word i 0...«.ri--mmmm »20 fo. JO .o,<U .PA ROMEO OTV 1756 c.c. February IK6V. One owner, excellent runninn condition 112.000 o n.o. Principals rel *****8 B'pore. 17 TOYOTA COHONA doori suioon. Mreonditloned radio, one owner, [ood
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      828 28 MAN'S SALON for Turkish bath/ Swedish maaaaE*. facial, manlcur*. hairtmtlng. »-B. Tanglla Road. *****7 Singapore. MARTINA'S SALON 11-A. Calrnhlll Clrcte. Maaaag* Saunnbath/ Barter. Complete aentltttMn grooming by trained lady attendants. Rlnf 18' pore) ***** 1/***** A. FLIMIHCO'I MASSACE ax* Very nlaxlng. Operates from 10 a.m. to p.m. (opposite Mandarin Hottl)
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      764 28 HOI SING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited (or any one or all of the following (1) ERECTION A COMPLETION of Two Block* of 25-Storey 5- Room Plat; One Block ot 12-Storey 3-Room Improved Plat and One Block of 10Storey 3-Room Improved Plat at Marine Parade, Estate Contract 111 (Total
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      294 28 |By>BMBBMBB| LEADING LOCAL BANK requires BUMIPUTRA (I) Clerks (II) Typists Minimum qualifications Clerks a) MCE (English Medium) b) Credit in English or Bahasa Malaysia c) Pass in Mathematics Typist a) similar to above b) typing speed: 30 35 w.p.m. Please apply in own handwriting together with ONE passport-size photograph (nonreturnable)
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Pro-Am meet attracts 229
      621 29 Pro- Am meet attracts 229 A TOTAL of 62 professional horses— 24 Class One and 38 Class Six— and 167 .mateur horses have been tntered for the Combined Pro-Am meeting at Bukit Tlmah on Nov. 4 and 5. There will be seven races on Nov. 4 starting at 2.30 p.m.
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      Aik Mong, Gunalan smash hopes of Chor Yau, Wee Kin
      520 29  - Aik Mong, Gunalan smash hopes of Chor Yau, Wee Kin JOE DORAI By TAN AIK MONG, Malaysia's youngest Thomas Cup player, last night beat Singapore's main hope, Ng Chor Yau, by 15-12, 15-1 in 27 minutes to enter the semi-finals of the SBA Open championships at Guillemard Road. Aik Mong
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      British system that can be useful in S'pore
      361 29  -  LESLIE FONG By ONDON. Thurs. The membership system adopted by British sports and youth clubs and their provision of multi-purpose hails can be adapted with modification* In Singapore to help promote sporting and recreational activities among young people. This Is the view
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      Port win 6-2
      38 29 FORT AUTHORITY beat HMS Lincon 6-3 In a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Yusof Abldlr (3). Mohammed Arts (2) and Richard Ho scored for the Port team. Lincoln replied through Wynn and Young.
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      Derby shock Benfica with 3-0 blast
      352 29 Derby shock Benfica with 3-0 blast ONDON, Thurs. Benfica of Portugal, twice champions and three times losing finalists. face the prospect of being eliminated from the European Cup after crashing to a 3-0 defeat against England's Derby County in the first-let: of their second round match in Derby last night
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      Real are beaten by unrated Pitesti
      275 29 But the Spaniards, six times champions, are expected to clinch a quarter-final place by making good the deficit In the return clash in Madrid on Nov 9. Bulgarian club Stara Zagoia continued to show their scoring putter in the UEFA Cup. The Bulgarians, who
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        PLEA TO RTS
        32 29 Dear Sir, IT WOL'LD be much appreciated if RTS rould give us a 'live-telecast* on the semifinal* and the finals of the 13th Singapore Open badminton championships. B.S. HO
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        Kendall leads by 2 strokes
        57 29 ADELAIDE. Thurs. New Zealander Terry Kendall fired a lour-under-par 68 to lead by two strokes in today's first round of the Qantas Australian Open "if championship at Kooyonga. In second place en 70 was Ted Ball, followed by Graham Marsh, Peter Oosterhuis. Billy Dunk. David
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        Port in final
        39 29 BA..OKOX. Tiiurs. fort Authority of Thailand beat Bangkok Bank 2-0 here tonight in a brawling match to qualify for the final of the Third Queen's Cup soccer tournament. In Sunday's final Port Authority will meet Rajaprachanukroh.
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        Lock icon 'Nothing of the sort5 says Niven
        112 29 'Nothing of the sort 5 says Niven WELLINGTON, Thurs. w Onslow rugby captain Bruce Niven today denied that his team's play against a Singapore All-Citizen XV in Singapore last Saturday was "crude and vindictive." Commenting on a letter which appeared In the Straits Times, he said the whole thing was
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        6-1 win
        17 29 BUDAPEST. Thurs. Hungary beat England 6-1 In an European League table tennis match last night.
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      Skipper Ung nets four in 8-0 triumph
      347 30 IT WAS goals galore on opening day of the Inter- Varsity women's hockey competition on the padang yesterday 12 goals being scored in the two matches. Singapore led in the goal hunt by trouncing Hong Kong l;-0, while chief rivals Malaysia carved out
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      Top seed Estep moves into semifinals
      226 30 Top seed Estep moves into semifinals MANILA. Thurs. Topseeded Mike Estep of the United States today defeated Ugal Tezuka of Japan 7-5, 6-2 to enter the semifinals of the Philippine International tennis championship. In the first set Estep broke Tezukas service at 5 5 and then ran away with the
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      INDONESIAN FOILS ALL GOLD SWEEP
      677 30 UNIVERSITY of Singapore grabbed 25 gold, 10 silver and five bronze medals in the swimming competition of the Inter Varsity Games at Queenstown pool yesterday, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Universltas Indonesia were runners-up with one gold, 11 silver and 11 bronze, followed by Hong Kong four
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      COURSE FOR FORMER NATIONALS
      283 30 COURSE FOR FORMER NATIONALS pORTY former Singapore international soccer players, who are no longer active, have been invited to train as coaches by English professional coach Michael Walker, reports JOE DORAI. Walker has planned a preliminary coaching course for them in March. The course for ExNational players will be one
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      Khoon Hong aims for a hattrick in STTA Open
      336 30 RATIONAL champion 11 Tan Khoon Hong alms to make it three-in-a-row in the men's singles of the STTA Senior Open championships, beginning at Kallang this Sunday, reports PETER SIOW. Chances of Khoon Hong, the 1970 and 1971 champion, pulling off a
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      Binding tie
      21 30 PRODUCTION Department drew 1-1 with Binding in the Straits Times Sports Club's Inter-department soccer tournament at Farrer Park yesterday.
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      kL CARD FOR TOMORROW
      1840 31 IU:KB 13 0 CLASS 5. DIV. 5— 6F -'T-™™ ($6,003 $4,200 to winner) 1 lIJ.J CINTURION a t&uprrsonli) Uousuu.e 5 B 0 Ida 10. btn fay) S» L. Jaftaaaa 11 2 ***** WINNING ITYLI iHonrtli L« 9 S IS <d 3 -t- 161 Haliwl 1* J
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      PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY
      2051 31 IMJLf 1-30 CLASS 5. DIV. 2— 6F m n B ($6,000 $4,200 to winner) 1 ***** PRICISSLr a (T Sivaanaiwiii) E Breukelen 3 9 0 (PC aame) f Aaowatfl IS 2 ***** MY PLIASURS a (Cheng*) Tulloh 390 (ud +4) BP Hararl«ge S I ***** BSRTUAH a
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      Dual mission by Golden Mile
      402 31 RACING with EPSOM JEEP QOLDEN MILE, who can sprint and stay on any going, bids for a dual record when he runs in Race 7 at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. This Pall Mall four-year-old has won six races this year, the last four In a
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      No more 'lucky money' on Jumbo Jet -please
      347 31 No more 'lucky money' on Jumbo Jet -please- TWO more "lucky money" 1 for Jumbo Jet, please. I have received several letters with cash or postal orders to bet on the champion in the Washington International Stakes at Laurel Park on Nov. 11. I handed the "lucky money" from two
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      Lock icon Matsuda in the lead
      70 31 "TOKYO, Thurs. Japan's Shlro MatsucU. with an elghu under-par 64. led the opening round of the 28 million yen (about $256,500) Tokal Classic golf tournament In Nagoya today. Hubert Oreen or the United States and Seljl Noda of Japan were three strokes behind Matsuda on 67.
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      95 29 BADMINTON: Spore Open j C'shlps (SBA hall. 7.30 p.m.). INTER VAKSITY GAMES: Softball imi: 830 a.m.— MU v HKU, SU v UI (Varsity Oreen); Bndmlnton imi 2 p.m.- SU v MU. UI v HKU (Polytechnic); Table-Tennis im)— SU v HKU. MU v UI (Varsity campus. 2 10 p.m.). (W) UI
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      473 30 TOKYO NOW! FASHIONS HOH ""^^J A mm\m^immi9m\ YAMAMO JH^Pfj^^^ffJ^^B'ffl LEO WALTZ j Ls K PSI^ 11^ AmWm .^SfcJi Ladies' Slack lIIHHHHHHHIj couon loir!. I M Jbb m %v 3b8.00 Ibl f fot ii if nrrrni Yellow/Embroidered V M f^F jk^ mW /A W M rrNllllr PTT K i v tf^*^r
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      275 31 BJaW^3» gaP^'' iJaaaaaß BaU ganflaH gaa*»a>a»CJ TAi;<P jFSjL For every QUART BOTTLE of ll H Baron Otard Fine Champagne VSOP you purchase, this is yours. FREE! A P^^ A miniature Otard Chateau anda miniature I^A^ Baron Otard bottle filled with Otard's superior I^^ Fine Champagne VSOP cognac. This golden Fine
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    Kidnap teacher rescued, another found —slain
    186 32 Kidnap teacher rescued, another found slain- BANGKOK, Thurs. A combined police and army force of about 1.000 men with helicopter gunship support has rescued one kidnapped schoolteacher and found the bullet-riddled body of another, a military spokesman said today. Five othrr peoplr, including a woman teacher, were still Missing, he
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    Lock icon Guerilla plot to kidnap envoy
    47 32 BOGOTA Thurs— The Black September Arab guerilla organisation plans to kidnap a West German ambassador to Latin America and exchange him for three of its members held by Munich police nfter the Olympics massacre, a top security o'flcer said here today —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Merger pact
    23 32 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia's three major Muslim parties have reached agreement to unite in a federation in compliance with Oovernment suggestions. UPI.
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    Blast kills two
    23 32 SYDNEY. Thurs. An explosion and fire killed two schoolgirls and injured four at a school near Shtpparton today. R< uter
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    LONDON STOCKS
    395 32 lONDON. Thur< Th* stork u»-k'l J clotrd hrniT ICMlay In quiet tradinn. Interest wa». however, telrctivc awaiting an outcome from totlay'i tripartite talk', on voluntary nira-ur. to rurb Inflation. At 3 p.m. the Financial Time*. Index had galnrO 2.2 to 410. 7. Bargain*. totalled 8 117 (8.5481. Courtaul.K.
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    RUBBER
    62 32 lONDON VW.I. No. 1 RSS spol II S5 Sittlnnt-nl: Nov 11.40. IVi 18 (.0 J.,,1 19. 15. Jan March 19. 50. April June 19 95. Jul> Srpt 20.45. Oct/lkr 20 95. Jan Marrh 31.20. April Junr 21.40. JuUs.pl 21.55. O<t U.< 21 70. JunfMdrih 21.55. Crn•r.il c.1. 1. Nov
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    30 32 lONDON. Thurv Spot buvrrs £M»9 <♦£.!> vllrn (1391 <+£3>. Forv>dnl buwn. (IS9I (.141. m-llitn £I6OU I* 141 Srlllrmrnt: 1 1319 < CD. Turnmrr «.m. 440 tony p.m. 640 ton- Ton. M.d.v
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    370 32 Astronaut now wants to save the earth... |T'S a down-to-earth job now lo we the glol)C for former American astronaut Walter Schjrra (above), who went into space three times within a decade. Mr. Schlrra, who orbited the globe in the Slgma-7 Mercury flight, the Ge-mmi-6 space rendezvous and the Apollo
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    94 32 CMIA CNVI KHIAM, 91 pau«d away peacefully 2« 10 72 leaving behind son* Hcoek Phuanx. Hoon Pbuanic. Buck Ptiuarv. (our dautilittrs. tbrc* daughters-in-law, two aona-tn-law. two adopted ton* and dauKhteri-in-law. over 40 crandchildren. 5 grand-dautthteri-ln-law, 3 grandMna-ln-law. over 10 Kreat icrandchlldren to mourn hn loan Funeral Sunday 2Bth at
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    Lock icon Heath's crucial talks on pay rises
    218 32 I ONDON, Thurs. Government hopes of securing a voluntary pact to curb Britain's soaring inflation reach a crucial stage today when Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath meets trade union and industrial leaders here for talks on the economy Hard and prolonged bargaining is expected
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      Move by— MAS to become lender of last resort'
      253 33  -  SOH TIANG KENG By THE Monetary Authority of Singapore will provide "lender of last resort facilities" under a Bill currently tabled before Parliament. Such facilities will stimulate the growth of the money market in the Republic. Under the MAS (Amendment) Bill,
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      Sinking awaits rescue
      468 33  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By IT'S been a tranmalie week for sterling in world money markets. With the liiink of Kngland remaining aloof from the fray, exchange rates in London fluctuated wildly and by the opening yesterday had dropped to 5L3540 against the IS dollar. This meant an effective
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      Wall Street brokers are hit by profit squeeze
      797 33  -  TERRY RCBARDS By NEW YORK: Hard times have fallen on Wall Street again and profits in the brokerage business are once more becoming elusive. Many major investment houses are experiencing a severe earnings squeeze and merger talk is rampant. A few small
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        155 33 rpALKING of Wall Street, X let me tell you of something which will make purists shudder. Bache, one of America's largest investment firms, has gone into nuts. First thought business must really be bad on the Street. But no, the investment giants have found a new way
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      National Companies Act advocated for Australia
      319 33 National Companies Act advocated for Australia riANBERBA: A Senate \j commi.tee on foreign ownership has recommended introduction of a National Companies Act in Austral a to alleviate what it said were existing taxation provisions which give overseas firms "certain advantages" over Australian companies. This and establishment of a s ngle
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      'Better days ahead' signs at Tong Meng
      613 33  - 'Better days ahead' signs at Tong Meng 808 NG By nnONG Meng Industries' M. belated 1971 report points the way in which its new management under recently appointed chairman Datuk Teh Hong Plow is leading the company towards profitability. The formula adopted appears to be twopronged: Organic growth by pursuing
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    Back in the red Gilani hit by poor sales
    425 34 Back in the red Gilani hit by poor sales ONLY a week after the release of its interim report showing a turnround into profitability. Gilani Jute and Textile Mills has told the Stock Exchange it is now back in the red and to an even greater extent than previously. Blame
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    675 34 This versatile copier lives up to its claims INNOVATION is the name of the game of the copying people. For to maintain the competitive edge In the face of razor-sharp competition, copying others just won't do. And hence, copying machine manufacturers are constantly Innovating and churning out new products and
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    Martial law good for business in the Philippines
    1089 34  - Martial law good for business in the Philippines LEO GONZAGA POLITICAL STABILITY, BIG DROP IN CRIME By MANILA: Even the sceptical businessman concedes that martial law is, thus far, good for business. If he has any misgivings about the future, it is perhaps because he is a born sceptic or
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    185 34 Mr. Philip P.M. Monbiot has been appointed an Investment officer with the Commonwealth Development Finance (CDF). He will particularly specialise in Indonesian investments. Mr. Monbiot was educated at Charterhouse anrt Oxford and was with a large unit trust firm in Britain before joining CDF in 1969. Two BOAC
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      184 34 RARE OPPORTUNITY Best Location in Sydney Water Frontage in VAUCLUSE BAY 5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms Magnificent entertainment area with terrace and bar just over swimming pool. Aust. $375,000.00 For further details contact: Messrs. Dudley Westgarth l Co.. Solicitors, 39 Martin Place, Sydney. (Attention Mrs. Henderson) Tel: 25-6741. MANUFACTURERS- EXPORTERS -AGENTS
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      69 34 The Sunday Mail tops 50,000 weekly Our average sales ire now firmly established above the 50,000 mark. Here's further evidence of the Sunday Mail's rise with the well-to-do readership of Malaysia and Singapore. If you sell luxury products and services The Sunday Mail is the way home to your market.
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        56 35 K.L Ind. E.A.I. I. Wanch 5tr. Times 3CBC P. Prod, h Patrick E.N.E. and C I'.O. Bank i. I i.l.ii >. Bulldinc Sim Lira M.A.A. VI .it Ml $285 $5.40 $7.40 $13.10 $11.10 $2.17 $3.56 $5.40 $7.00 $7.10 $1.73 $2.59 $2 09 $3.04 $6.15 +.4: .3i .2! .2< .2i
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        20 35 1. M M.l I. S'pura >. Darby ientosa mperial $2.34 $3.70 $7.20 $2 31 $3.08 .1 .1 —.1 .0 .0
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        17 35 Dpprr Ind. Lan Holds Carbide 271.W 248.W 230.0( "otal Turnover: otal Value: 4.691 $10.33!
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        30 35 Industrials: 179.04 281.51 Hotels: ***** t13.1l Properties: 323.87 325.8 Tins: 132.21 132.3 rabbers: 221.C4 222.2' Dec. 30. 19€6 1« 1 Dec. SI, 1968 1O( t Dec. 2», 1962 IK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1092 35 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFI CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSI OF BUSINESS IN TNI SINGAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADINO ROOMS OF TNI STOCK EXCMANCE WITH PRICE MOVE MENTS IN BRACKETS YESTEROAY WIRE: INDUSTRIAL! t. ACM A 3 24 3 2« (+O6l A. Tape 233 (+01) Mlnomoto 210 lunch.)
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      304 35 Bulls continue to take charge rpRADING opened on a X fairly quiet note but picked up briskly shortly afterwards with active trading, largely in industrials. The pace was maintained in the afternoon with industrials moving even higher. The Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index continued to climb reaching 281.56 at
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      1807 35 - OUSINESS 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. INDI'STBIALS Aetna ill 3.18. (3) 3.20. (6) 3 23. (2) 3.24. A. Tape (2) 2.30.
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      Bonus issue by Island Hotels
      215 35 ISLAND Hotels and Properties (Malaysia) is to make a one-for-two bonus issue by capitalising $3.5 million out of capital reserve which was recently swollen by a $5.3 million surplus resulting from a revaluation of the company's properties in Penang. This issue, for which shareholders' approval
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        Tin down
        197 35 rPHE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday dropped by $1 to <623 per plcul on an official offering down three tons to 235 tons. The overnight London metal price was quiet with forward buyers quoted up £2 to 11,595 per metric ton. LONDON: The weakness In Sterling on
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        53 35 Wednesday Tuesday US* U» London 64.70 ««.M> Beirut SS.O9 65.13 Honxkonic 69.79 fi SI Zurich 64.608 64.708 64.K58 64.938 Paris 63.06 63.01 Slncaporr <1> 66.35 66.35 6 B'pore (2) 2J5.70 225.70 (1) Export price In non-sterlinit areas in I.S. dollars per ounce (2) Local dealers prices in Singapore
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        20 35 OCT. 26. RUBBER: 109.00 cents (down 2.75 cents). TIN: 5623 (down Official offering 235 tons (down 3 tons).
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        106 35 /'MINIS! MOOUCI IXCNANOI, V SINCAPORE NOON CLOSIHC PRICE! PER PICUL YESTERDAY Ctcenut Oil: bulk 537 sellers, drum »3B sellers. C»prs: Mixed loose UK/Cont. 1211 B. Ptpper- Muntok AST A white f.o.b. :00<; NLW ***** sellers, saravak white f.o.b. 96',- NLW ***** nellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96<t NLW *****
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        RUBBER CLIPPED
        374 35 t ONDON advices were dis- i appointing and opening I quotations on the rubber mar- I ket yesterday were marked down about one cent. Shortly after the opening, news of a shipping strike on the West Coast of America caused further softening. Thereafter the market ruled uncertain and
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        SMR BUSINESS
        101 35 DAILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday Nov. Dee. (CXrrent Month) (Forward Month) Buyers Sellers Bayers Sellers Cents per kg. Cents per kg. SMR SCV (I— ton Pallet) 107.50 108 50N 107.50 JOB 50N SMR 5L (I— ton
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        Copper prices
        35 35 London copper prices on Mor.day (previous In brackets). WlrelMr Spot buyer £4.in 00 (£435.00) seller 1430.50 ((435.50) Three months buyer {440.50 (f 443.00) seller £441 00 (£445.50). Marktt l*nt: Easier. Salts: 9.500 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        38 35 In London on Wednesday the palm oil prices of Malayan per rent CIF i"X N European ports tn bulk, sterling per lonu ton Nov. April was quoted at UK {95 sellers or Cont. 1227 sellers (unchanged!
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        Market in volatile mood
        402 35 T»HE market underwent a most volatile period, the big question uppermost in operators' mind being whether or not the present levels can be maintained following the steep rise of the past month, says Holiday. Cutler. Bath In Its weekly rubber review. From 105 cents per kilo
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      193 35 THE Association of Bants In Malaysia-Singapore announce thf«e 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 26 Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BI'YISG ot Foreign C urrrn, ■> TT or OD TT OP Sterling Pound 6.5611 8.5161 6 5911 Australian Dollar ***** ***** ***** Canadian Dollar 2
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      180 35 ASIAN currency deposit rates for Thursday. Oct. 26: 3 mths 7 5 8 8 5/8 6 mths 8 1/2 8 5/8 12 mths 8 3/4 8 5/8 I'S Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 5 1/2 5 1/4 1 mth S 1/8 5 1/16 2 mths S 3/8
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      MELBOURNE
      477 35 MELBOURNE. Thurs. Rises 1 continued to outnumber falls in the Melbourne Btock Exchange today following continued support for Industrial stocks. Most price movements were limited to a few cents, however, although recent reports helped some Issues chalk up bigger gains. The miners continued to weaken, there were 33 rises,
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      NEW YORK
      239 35 YEW YORK. Wed Stocks closed lower despite a modest rally In the final minutes of trading. The late advance may have been helped by reports that the communists had slightly modified their demands In the Vietnam negotiations. Political observers in Paris noted that the latest Vletcong plan bore
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      103 35 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 91.09 Tuesday 9109 Week ago 91 SO Kl Milks Wednesday 316 97 Tuesday 313 31 Week ago 297 17 OILS Wednesday 303.11 Tuesday 303 28 Week ago 301 50 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 478.5 Tuesday 483.1 Week auo 486.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 951.38 Tuesday 952.51
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      HONG KONG
      260 35 UONO KONO. Thurs. The stock market's trend today was firm In active trading. The new counter. Great Eagle, got off to a good start and was heavily traded, closing at HKI2 30. five cents up on the offer price. Gammon continued to move up and put on a
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      44 35 On the lr«« uchinii marktt in Jlonn Kon« yesterday thr US dellsr «H quoted at S 8250 for T.T. md 5.6075 (or t»th. stsriinc «a» quoted at 13 03 and •nt titl il i*ld wu quoted a l 442 75 UCKO
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      490 36 SENIOR BOOK-KEEPER QI'AI.IFICATIONS EXPERIENCE: Completed intermediate part of the professional exam of a recognised accounting body or LCC Higher Diploma in accounting with School Certificate Grade I'HSC preferred. Minimum 4 years experience In accounting or auditing. Must possess initiative, drive and adaptability. ACE CITIZENSHIP: 23 3d Singapore Citizen Male). llltlllMt
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      214 36 GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HOU3ZWARES PTE. LTO. COST ACCOUNTANT CENERAL ACCOUNTANT SECRETARY ACCOUNTS TYPIST Recent promotions within our organization have created openings for the above positions. The COST ACCOUNTANT'S position will supervise the Cost Unit and be responsible to the Vice President-Finance for the preparation of standard costs, inventory reporting, analysis
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      263 36 TENDER Tenders will be received from registered tenderers at the Ministry of Health. Palmer Road, Singapore 2. for the supply of the following Items: (1) Tender for supply of X'ray Equipment Accessories to 0.R.0.H. Ref: GPL&S Tender 54 72 Clewing date: 13th Novemoer. 1972. (li) Tender for supply of Medical
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      323 36 Singapore polytechnic Apolicoticns ore invited from suitably qoclified persons for the pott of LECTURER/ASSISTANT LECTURER in the Chemicol Process Technology Division. The Division offers four elective fields of specialization namely lubber technology, plastics technology, food science chemical analysis and control. Candidates with the following qualifications will be considered (a) Professional
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      337 36 INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVES This rapidly expanding Merchant Bank requires two executives to fill positions in its Investment Department. The duties of those appointed will be to assist in the Management of Investments Funds and participate in the creation of a Research Department. Applicants, who should be between 25 and 30
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      993 37 |2g BLUE SEA UNE I \£J To U.S.A., East Cowt ft GuH Port* iV fining Smgaport P. Ktling Leaflet Hi: A VESSEL Nn II Miami, Savannah. Wilmington. Charleston and Jacksonville. "••"TNEUS Nn 1« Nn 14 Miami, Snaiman. Wilmington, Charleston, Agnk: MANSFIELD I CO PTE LTB-Tll. SHapHrf Vwi h t lUIHIIE
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      1098 37 Siopoore t. Ewft: BIC CONTAINER SEHVICI CAPDICAN BAY 4 Hot M Not 27 Nil 21 Nn 1 DIC ■enalder ii not 11 Oic 17 Die 11 Die 21 Die TOKYO lAT 21 Nn 11 Die 12 Die 1) Die II Die IREMEN EXPRESS 1 Bm 22 Bk 2) BtC 24
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      877 38 PILIWLIKoiTS^^^ Cruse Vessels: M.V. "KOTA SIW6APURA Sailing Singapore Ml: viy 1 11 Oct Bangkok, Diakarta, P. Hedland, Fremantle, Bali. voy 4 21 Hat Penanf. Diakarta, Fremantle. Vay. S II Dec Penang, Djakarta, Fremantle. Straits/H K Cailii Senrici: B.JirZim'n'l'Pore Penang Singapore Far: M.V. KOTA PAN JANG n pf/21 Oct nm Oct
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      1084 38 W NEPTUNEORIENTUNESUD ICB BUILDING 3 SMENTON WAY SINGAPO«£ 1 TEL *****3-7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE, R'DAM, H'BURG, BREMEN Singapore P. Keiang Penang Arritat: NEPTUNE 2IIICOH 27/21 Oct Bilbao 24 11, London 3 'll. Havre, R 3am. H'burg, Brem. NEPTUNE TOPAZ S INn 11/11 Hn 12/14 Hn London
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      865 38 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL gim SHIPPING CORPORATION BERMAD No 3OE Jin. Ampin, Ku«ll Lu.npu. I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia EXPRESS SERVICE TO IQNDON, LIVERPOOL CONTINENT POUTS Tg Mam Singapore P. Keiang Penang Leadiog far BUNSA RAYA 11/11 Nn 11 22 Nn 21,24 Nn Ha>re 18 12. R'dam ;i 1? A'aerp
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      855 39 THE PORT OF lINCAPORI AUTHO OUT: 11 2 Kirn Hong BlonK. B/3 RITV announced TNI FOLLOW- Llrn Hor'. B/4 Nurlth and B/3 Tan ING BERTMIHC ARRANGEMENTS Nam Vlrt. FOR OCT. 27. OUT: I rot-Maun 34. Mrmnon *9. PO T KLAMO Anco scrii.r (t«nk*r) U/U, ll.r.pp. h rt y^, Maru H
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      686 39 > > H.i, l ;J^.:^ l L! L l i l flFn 9m N. York Phil. Salt Orleans G'mtoa Houston S.njiport StPNIR STATE -«4«»- -la PI Ocl IT SIMIA Seat It Hat II SIFRA Hn 91 Oat 77 I— UI.UJIIUI.I ARRIVING DiRECT FROM CENOA. ITALY. LOAOIN6 FOR KEELUNG, PUSAN. Singapon
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      547 39 %^S^g) SOVEREIGN MARINE LINES INC. [p^v? ATLANTIC/GULF SERVICE lMi'«l fir: PASeUOUU. NORFOLK lU CAMOEN. N.1.1X 41 J Singapore P. Klang Pining Nortolk •Ml" 1 il/» n*. i] 24 na« is- jo Net i m N. U.S.A. OS "A VESSEL II it Dtc 23/24 Oec 21/20 Oec 2 PACIFIC LOGISTICS SDN.
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      973 39 GOVERNMENT OF THE sivrAPnßi- REPI'BUC OF SINGAPORE SINCAPORE TELEPHONE BUAKL) THE ,n^g A r\?,°o^ R a^ NT tender notice (C, »t-ED.T,ON. 117.) S J7/" O 7 f^X the m £cH£ *7 NDER N.. PI 34 I Wh e re*« BECTI N 2000 metres Special Teak Wherens. Casing 4"x 3". (1)
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      205 40 I ASFROM I I IST NOVEMBER, I I COPY FOR I I APPOINTMENTS I I AND NOTICES I I PAGEWILL I I NEED TO BE I I FORWARDED I I TWO DAYS I I PRIOR TO I I PUBLICATION. I If. lutrtiMt for Sil.rd, s Straits TiMi Kill km tt
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      469 40 SHARIKAT HARPER GILFILLAN BERHAD (Incorporated In the States of Malaya) ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors of Sharikat Harper GUflllan Berhad have pleasure In announcing that in order to take advantage of the potential growth in tourism In South East Asia, they Intend to merge their Travel and Leisure interests with those of
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      743 40 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects: (A) PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF FOOTBALL FIELD AND OTHER GAMES FACILITIES TO FLAYGROUND OFF JALAN AHMAD IBRAHIM. JURONG TOWN ELIGIBILITY: Civil Engineering 1100,000 and above. SHOWROI'KD: 1.11 72 at 1000 am. Meet at Contracts Office. Development
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      843 40 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 1254 of 1972 between O. ATHHRTONAND. CO. (EASTERN) LIMITED ....Plaintiffs and EASTERN CARPET AGENCIES (sued aa a firm) Defendants To: 1. Ahmed son of Ebrahlm Madakla of No. 3 A. Powlle Road. Singapore. Inayat Husaln son of Taherall of
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      472 40 SENIOR APPOINTMENT PHILIPS DOMESTIC APPLIANCES Invites suitably qualified candidates for tho post of: PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER Requirements- (li Graduate in Mechanical engineering or equivalent (2) 3-5 years experience in development or manufacturing or design/work preparations in metal manufacturing industries (preferably Household Appliances) Please write with full particulars including salary expected,
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