The Straits Times, 2 March 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The Straits Times Tliß National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon PoW release to start again
    471 1 Po W release to start again gAIGON, Thurs. The suspended release of American prisoners of war is to be resumed. North Vietnam and the V'ietcong have agreed to free 142 PoYVs, "in the next 48 hours," U.S. officials said today. The officials said the North Vietnamese would release 108 American
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    Lock icon Hanoi: All settled
    803 1 Hanoi: All settled Procedure spelt out for breach reports Accord on draft declaration with US PARIS. Thurs. NORTH Vietnam and the United States have agreed on a draft declaration for the international conference here to guarantee the Vietnam peace settlement signed on Jan. 27, a Hanoi spokesman said today. Waving
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    Lock icon 21 killed
    29 1 KUCHING. Thurs. Malaysian security forces have killed 21 communist terrorists in Sarawak's First Division since Jan. 28. Chief Minister Datuk Hajl Abdul Rahman Yakub said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Air crash kills two Ministers
    178 1 WARSAW, Thursday 'pIIK Polish and Czechoslovak Interior Ministers, Mr. Wieslaw Ociepka and Mr. Hadko Kask:i. died in a plane crash near Szczecin last night, the official news agency PAP re- ported today. The crew and other passengers, including a senior official of the Czechoslovak Communist
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    26 1 TOKYO. Thurs.— Japan and the Soviet Union opened negotiations here today to determine 1973 salmon and herring fishing quotas In the north-west Pacific— AP
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    Lock icon $5,000 m TO PROP UP THE DOLLAR
    113 1 PIANKFURT. Thurs. Central banks in West Germany and Holland spent nearly US$2,OOO million ($5,000 million) this morning; in a bid to prevent the US dollar slipping below its internationally agreed exchange rate. During the first few hours of trading In FRANKFURT, when the
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    Market stages massive rally
    359 1  -  BOB NG: INDEX UP 45 POINTS By CITY EDITOR 'pHK bulls came charging back in force into the stock market yesterday after an absence of eight days to push* the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index up massive 45.4 points to 467.47 points at the end
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    Lock icon Memorial to invasion
    47 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. President Suharto today Inaugurated a monument commemorating the invasion of the former Indonesian oapltal of Jogjakarta by guerillas under his command. President Suharto, who was a lieutenant-colonel 25 years ago. led an attack en Jogjakarta which was occupied by Dutch forefs. Reuter.
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    38 1 JAKARTA. Thurs—lndonesia s oil output is expected to reach 1.5 million barrels a day by the end of this year compared with 12 million last year, a director of the State-owned oil corporation Pertamlna said. AP.
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    Lock icon Whitlam Govt survives first test of strength
    240 1 Whitlam Govt survives first test of strength pANBERRA, Than. The v> thre f -month-old Labour Government of Prime Minister Goufh Whitlam survived its first test of strength today when it defeated an Opposition censure motion accusing it of jeopardising Australia's security. The Government was accused during the debate of vacillating
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    Lock icon Taiwan: Peking call for talks
    363 1 Taiwan: Peking call for talks IJONG KONG, Thurs. n —China today issued two appeals to the Nationalists on Taiwan to open formal or secret talks aimed at reunifying the couitry. One was made by a veteran communist and the other by former aide of President Chiang Kai-shek who d'ifeced to
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    Travel papers left in taxi
    62 1 A RED folder containing a Canadian passport, an application lor a Thai visa, photographs, nealth papers, identity cardf. *lr tickets and two books of travellers' cheques. was handed to the Straits Times by airport taxi-driver Ng Thlan Woon last night. The documents, which belong to
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    Lock icon Comedies only —by order
    46 1 JAKARTA. Thurs Indonesian cinemas have been asked to screen only comedies, musicals and light entertainment during the National Congress .session at the end ci this month. The directive prohibits the showing of films depicting "mass movements or demonstrations against government policies. UPI
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    Lock icon Guerillas kill soldier
    46 1 BANGKOK. Thurs Communist guerillas killed a government militiaman and burned dowr the militia po«t In the north-eastern province of Udon. Police sources sa.d today about 60 guerillas last Tuesday raided the militia post manned by four militiamen and killed one of them. Reuter.
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      28 1 PARIS, Thurs. An international declaration guaranteeing the Vietnam peace agreement was approved and initialled here today by ministers of 12 governments, conference sources said. Reuter.
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      CHOU MAY VISIT WASHINGTON'
      51 1 PARIS. Tbun. hinrv Premier hoa En-lai is prepared lo visit the I nitrd State* onre Washiitf ton and Pftjn* have exchanged am■atia^Ti, Chines* scarves at the Vietnam conference said today. The Chinese sources said Mr. Choa woald to to Washlncton only after Sino-Ameriran rrlaUons are normal.—
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      169 1 Diamond Gem Set Rings GG DE SILVA 4 BROS. MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS. 3. Raffles Place. Singapore 1. Tel: *****. The top three in GCE exams Page 15 MORE GCE results 18. 19 AUSSIES promise to keep secrets of IS. bases 2 DON'T despise manual work, youths told 7 KMPRESS Place landmark
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      Lock icon PRICE OF JAPANAIRLINE ENTRY TO CHINA
      275 2 rpOKYO. Thurs. A high--1 ranking Chinese official said yesterday it would be a "caricature" If Jetliners from China and Taiwan were lined up beside each other at Tokyo international airport. The statement In Peking by Mr. Llao Cheng-chl. president of China's officially sponsored Society
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      Russian team in Guyana
      52 2 GEORGETOWN. Thurs. A seven-man Russian trade mission arrived here for 10 days of discussions on bilateral trade agreements. Guyana has already established several bilateral trade agreements with Peking and a Chinese technical team has been in Guyana for several months to assist In agricultural and industrial
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      Lock icon Britain's Sikhs object to wearing crash helmets
      100 2 Britain's Sikhs object to wearing crash helmets LONDON. Thurs. Britain's Sikh population is objecting to a new law making crash helmets compulsory for motorcycle riders from June 1. The Sikhs say their religion forbids them to remove their lurbans to put on crash helmets and that turbans will protect them
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      Lock icon Aussies promise to keep secrets of US bases
      382 2 Aussies promise to keep secrets of US bases CANBERRA, Thurs AUSTRALIA will continue to maintain the secrecy of controversial United States military installations in *t hi i country, Defence Minister Lance Barnard told Parliament yesterday. The announcement by Mr. Barnard, a principal past critic of the bases, relieved much anxiety
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      Lock icon Money crisis talks in Jakarta today
      189 2 Money crisis talks in Jakarta today JAKARTA. Thurs. Singapore will be one of the 10 Asian countries which will discuss the current world monetary crisis and po*«ible reforms when they meet here tomorrow. The outcome of the twoday closed-door meeting of financial experts will be submitted to the conference of
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      Lock icon CHURCHMAN ATTACKS BRITISH PRESS
      145 2 CHURCHMAN ATTACKS BRITISH PRESS ONDON. Thurs. A L* Church of England Chronicler said today that British newspapers were dominated by sensationalism and obsessed with trivia. Writing in the preface of Crockfords, the church's standard reference book a task always tilled by a prominent but anonymous Anglican churchman he said the
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      Lock icon Airline gets $1.25 m loan to buy gear
      83 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs.— The Export-Import Bank has approved a loan of U*****,000 ($1,125,000) to finance 45 per cent of the purchase by Philippine Airlines of US$l million (2.5 million) of ground support equipment from U.S. suppliers. The bank also guaranteed a loan of
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      Lock icon 2,500 smallpox deaths
      45 2 DACCA. Thurs. More than 2.600 people died of small pox during January and February The Dally Morning News, quoting authoritative sources, said that In the past two weeks 60 to 70 people died of smalli pox In the city every day UPI.
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      54 2 HONO KONO. Thurs —Narcotics bureau detectives today seized a total of 480 pounds 1 218 kilos) of drugs In a mid-day swoop on a *hnp. A police spokesman s-.ld the haul worth about U*****,000 (51. 400 .000 1 included 89 morphine blocks and 52 packets
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      Lock icon Park's party wins half the seats in assembly
      289 2 CJEOUL, Thurs.-President ±> Park Chung-hee s ruling Democratic Republican Party has won exactly half the 146 elective seats in the 219-member new National Assembly, final returns of Tuesdays general election showed today. ■KaMa giv3 President Park a comfortable twothirds majority support in
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      Lock icon MARCOS WARNS FORCES: DON'T BE ARROGANT
      92 2 MANILA, Thurs. President Marcos today warned the Philippine armed forces not to be arrogant while "everything was going well throughout the land." Speaking at the graduation ceremonies of the Armed Forces Command School here, the president said in the present situation in the country
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      Lock icon ENRAGED PRISONER ATTACKS JUDGE IN COURT
      130 3 ENRAGED PRISONER ATTACKS JUDGE IN COURT LONDON. Thurs. An i-nraged prisoner leaped over the bars of the dock in the Appeal Court here today, rushed at the panel of three senior judges and threw punches at one of them, knocking his classes and wit off. As the injured judge and
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      Lock icon China theatre company to perform in Britain
      119 3 China theatre company to perform in Britain LONDON. Thurs. The first visit by a Chinese theatre company in 20 years was announced today as part of strengthening cultural ties between Britain and China. London Impresario Victor Hochh&user said the Chinese acrobi.tlc theatre from Sliang- hat will open a two-week run
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      Lock icon 'Guerilla expert aiding Baluchis' report
      228 3 'Guerilla expert aiding Baluchis' report J^S East German guerilkl warfare expert and an East African psychological warfare specialist are helping Baluchi Tribesmen launch a sece- ssionist in 0v c merit, the Pakistani Times has reported. A dispatch from Quetta said today that Sher Mohammad Marri, who led guerillas against former
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      In defence of the giant multinational company
      166 3 In defence of the giant multinational company WASHINGTON. Thurv Commerce Secretary Frederick Dent said today multi-national corporations are under attack by foreign governments because they cause profound changes in the societies where they operate. Testifying before a Senate finance committee on international trade, Mr. Dent said conglomerates "have helped to
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      Lock icon Lawyer jailed for 12 years
      72 3 WEBT BERLIN. Thurs.—Leftwing West Berlin lawyer Horst Mahler was sentenced here yesterday to 12 years' tall (or helpIng to form an urban-guerilla group and participating in three bank robberies. The bearde n 31-year-old lawyer, who earned a reputation defending rebellious students In the late 1960s
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      Chinese experts aid Nepal
      42 3 HONO KONO. Thurs.—Twen-ty-five Chinese technicians will work at Nepal s Sunkosl hydroelectric station, which was completed last November with Chinese assistance, the New China News Agency reported today. They will also train Nepalese personnel to run the station.
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      27 3 CAIRO, Thurs. An Egyptian government spokesman tonight ruled out the possibility of direct negotiations with Israel for a settlement of the MiddleEast crisis. Reuter.
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      Lock icon US troops in Thailand to hit back at truce violations— Dawee
      153 3 US troops in Thailand to hit back at truce violations Dawee BANGKOK. Thurs. The Chief of Staff of the Supreme Command. Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya. said today that U.S. troops stationed In Thailand are to safeguard ceasefire agreements In Vietnam and Laos. Talking to newsmen after a weekly meeting
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      321 3 Seige at Wounded Knee Red Indians hold U.S. marshals at bay WASHINGTON, Thurs. TWO hundred heavily armed Red Indian braves today kept a task force of Federal Marshals and two armoured personnel carriers at bay In a battle for the prairie settlement of Wounded Knee In Hot Springs, South Dakota.
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      Killer gas leak brought under control in ghost town
      187 4 Killer gas leak brought under control in ghost town AUCKLAND. Thurs NEW Zealand's worst-ever pollution hazard, a leaking killer gas which sent 500 people to hospital and forced the evacuation of 6.000. appeared today to be under control. Inhabitants of the densely-populated Auckland district of Old Parnell began returning to
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      80 4 Prague ready to revolt— report VIENNA. Thurs Cscchoslovak chess star Ludek Pachman. now living tn exile In West Germany said yesterday the Czechoslovak underground movement was ready for a new "Prague spring." and the time for It was not too far off. "If a European security conference results in general
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      Lock icon Protest strikes hit 200 hospitals in Britain
      349 4 Protest strikes hit 200 hospitals in Britain LONDON, Thursday BRITAIN'S hospitals were hit today by strikes by non-medical workers ;is union members continued their protesl against government anti-inflation pay policies. But the Conservative Government could take some comfort from the private sector of industry as thousands of car workers at
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        42 4 TOKYO. Thurs. America's huge trade deficit with Japan declined sharply during the last five months of 1972. according to data made public by the U.S. embassy in Tokyo yesterday. The statistics show that the deficit In December was U*****.2 million <$575 million).
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        32 4 JAKARTA: The Indones i a n Parliament today passed a draft bill on the state budget amounting to 8(12.400 million rupiahs (55.400 million) nearly 15 per cent higher than last year's figure.
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        36 4 RAWALPINDI: Students set fire to the British Council library only hours alter the return of the bodies of two Pakistan youths shot dead by police during a raid on the Indian High Commission In London. Agencies.
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      298 4 BANGKOK. Thurs- Developing countries of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (Ecafe i^ have drafted an agreement for early establishment of an Asian Clearing Union which will promote the use of regional currencies for current transactions Ecnfe sources
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      68 4 VATICAN CITY. Thurs— Po? Paul has removed thrf Italian cardinals [nm key W. can posts in what appeared I mark the Mart of a major re .shullle of the Roman Cathok Chureh.s central adm:n: He al.so named new secretary to three conKregatwns in atcorc ance with
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    MEMO FROM SOMEONE WHO CARES
    275 5 JUST a little note to thank you for your fearless crusade against an educational system that lays down a most worthy policy and then employs both the wrong methods and the wrong administrators to enforce that policy. That there will always be a high proportion
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    Pay cut unfair say retired teachers AT THE SCHOOL
    833 5  - Pay cut unfair say retired teachers AT THE SCHOOL MASIE KWEE WORK LOAD REMAINS THE SAME m C The Education Ministry has reminded students that the GCE certificates are not to be regarded as full certificates but as subject certificates. Only students who possess good results for the best five
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    Ong: Do not despise manual labour
    302 7 Ong: Do not despise manual labour THK Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon yesterday criticised Singapore youths for despising manual work. He said: "Just because they have a GCE, an HSC or a university degree, many consider a job involving the use of their hands to be beneath them.
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    Judo contest tonight
    39 7 THE Singapore Vigilante Corps will hold its third judo cpen championships at Its headquarters in Jalan Kolam Ayer tonight. Sixteen judokas will take part in the finals in the feather, light, welter and open weisht classe
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    Talk on sailing and canoeing
    45 7 MR Tan Thor Chor, a sailing instructor attached to the Education Ministry, will speak on sailing and canoeing at the National Library's meeting norn today at 3 p.m. The talk Is organised by the Ycung People's Service of the Library.
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    Winning Toto numbers
    38 7 THE winning numbers picked In la-t night's Toto draw No. 16 73 were 13. 44. 38. 8. 45 The additional number was 5. In the circles draw the numbers picked were 18. 27 and 28.
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    200 strike for a raise
    82 7 BITTKRUORTH, Thurs. More than 200 workers of Mm Ngai knit- ting factory at Mak Mandin went on strike today. I They are seeking an increase in their daily I wages by a minimum of I 30 cents for every six- i month period of service.
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    New status for two
    33 7 TWO Government departments will gain autonomous status from April 1. The Urban Renewal Authority wil! become a .statutory body while the Oovernment Printing Office will become a commercial enterprise.
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    Youths who have not adapted to new life-style
    233 7 Youths who have not adapted to new life-style SOME of Singapore's young people have not stood up well to the city's changing life style. Dr. Ang Kok Peng. Minister of State (Communications) observed last night. Addressing staff and members of the AngloChinese School Old Boys' Association at their annual dinner,
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    IMPORT BAN ON DUNG LIFTED
    79 7 IMPORT BAN ON DUNG LIFTED KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The three-month ban on the import of chicken dung has been lifted, according to a Government gazette notification. This follows representations to the Government by farmers in Johor, through the State MCA. Fanners had complained of shortage of chicken dung for use
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    YMCA course
    25 7 A 10-BESSION course on English phonetics will be held by the Chinese YMCA from March 5. Further details are available at telephone *****1.
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      302 7 Straits Times Crossword I p p R I IHs |6 I ~Tf I 18 ACROSS ful (11). 1 Prevent many interrupting 6 Affected emotionally and the music, perhaps (8). mentally? (7). 5 Twister well-known In Lon- 7 Efsavlst continues with tilthdon? (6) metlc about one (7). B Rivers connected with
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    A second mental hospital to be built in Sembawang
    222 8 SINGAPORE Is to have a second mental hospital. The hospital in Sembawang will relieve congestion at Woodbricige Hospital and help to rehabilitate chronic mental patients. This year's development estimates have provided for $489,000 to convert a building in View Road, formerly
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    For beginners
    28 8 THE Chinese YMCA will conduct a beginners course on karate from March 7. The chief Instructor is Mr. H. Maekawa. a sth dan black belt holder.
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    2,154 new jobs in the civil service for this year
    170 8 TtHE civil service will 1 have 2,154 new jobs this financial year. This is provided for in this year's Budget estimates. Most of the Jobs are in the Hospital Division (519), Ministry of Defence (249) and the Ministry of the
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    $21,000 jewel snatch
    54 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Two men. one armed with a pistol, raided a goldsmith's shop in Semenyih, 22 mnes from here yesterday and scooped up $21,000 worth or Jewellery. The gunman and his accomplice armed with a screw-driver escaped in the direction of Kajang on a Honda motorcycle
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    Money orders
    31 8 MONEY order services to Pakistan and Sri Lanka which had been suspended following the closure of major foreign exchange markets in the world are now available at post offices.
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    Murder charge
    38 8 WONO TONO ON. 61. was charged on Wednesday with the murder of his son. Sin Chong. 34. in a house in Changi Road on Tuesday. He was remanded at the CID for a week pending Investigations.
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    Empress Place landmark may have to g0...
    346 8  - Empress Place landmark may have to g0... CHIA POTEIK PLAN FOR A NEW COMPLEX By ANOTHER old Singapore landmark the 89--year-old Government building at Empress Place which was once the Colonial Secretariat and Legi s 1 a tivc Council chamber in the days of British rule is likely to l)c
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    Madrigal choir concert
    36 8 THE Singapore Musical Society, the Young Musicians Society and the West German Embassy will present a concert by the 50-member Munster Madrigal Choir at the Conference Hall en March 12 at 8.45 p.m.
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    11 COUNTRIES FOR BLIND SEMINAR
    148 8 MINISTER for Social Affairs, Encik Othman Wok, will open the weeklong regional seminar on Education of the Visually Handicapped at the Singapore Association School for the Blind at Toa Payoh Rise, on Sunday. The seminar, organised by the association, Is the first of its kind
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    Woman died of burns after her sari caught fire in kitchen
    148 8 A CORONER yesterday heard that a housewife's sari caught fire as she was about to boll some water on a kerosene stove. Savathamammal 37, was squatting down to pumo the stove when the sari fell off her shoulder and
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    Labourerjailed for stealing car and radio parts
    161 10 A 32-YEAR-OLD labourer was yesterday Jailed for nine months for stealing a car and radio equipment worth $208. Lek Ah Tee pleaded guilty to stealing the car and equipment belonging to Mr. Tan Wah Ang from a car park in Joo Seng Road
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    Barker to open walkathon
    40 10 Barker to open walkathon THE Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, will open a walkathon organised by Swiss Cottage Secondary School on Sunday at 8.30 am The walkathor is In aid of the school's extra-curricular programme fund.
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    Safety First rally
    76 10 THE motorcycle and scooter rally, organised by the National Safety First Council, which was cancelled last Sunday due to heavy rain will be held this Sunday at 10 a.m. Participants of the car rally, which will also be held on Sunday should report at the Empress Place
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    Mitsubishi and Govt sign contract for new shipyard
    390 10  -  P.M. RAMAN WORK TO BE COMPLETED BY 1975 By THE resounding success of joint ventures between the Government or the Development Bunk of Singapore and foreign partners is attracting more investors to the Republic. Mr. J.Y.M. Pillay, Permanent Secretary (Revenue) in the
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    All losers in this card game
    66 10 All losers in this card game IjHH'R women and a 17F year-old youth were yesterday fined a total of Sl6O for playing cards In the corridor of a block of flats in Ganges Avenue on Wednesday. Teo Kirn Eng. 27. Woo Mci Yong. 23. Lian Say Pong. 25, and Eu
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    Pixi's back after five years to show off little Sara
    282 10 pENANG.Thurs. Ml Television a c t r e a Pixl Urn Pi* Sen is back here on a holiday to show little daughter Sara to all her relatives. "After an absence of more than five years I really miss Penang,
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    Judgment reserved in shipping case appeal
    159 10 JUDGMENT has been reserved In a civil appeal by two banks over a shipping claim involving $570,500 against Mr. Chan Cheng Kum of Hua Siang Steamship Co. Ltd. The two-day appeal hearing concluded yesterday before the Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, Mr. Justice
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    Hotels to hold an open house for schoolleavers
    219 11 Hotels to hold an open house for schoolleavers A "HOTEL DAY" will be held annually for the benefit of school-leavers. Dn March 12, 17 leading local hotels will throw their doors open to enable school-leavers to get firsthand information on employment opportunities in the hotel industry. Mr. Ltm Ewe Hln,
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    Rotan for youth who robbed labourer
    102 11 A 16-YEAR-OLD youth was sentenced to 18 months jail and two strokes of the rotan yesterday for robbing a labourer of $20. S. Tamilarusan pleaded guilty to robbing R. Govindaraju with three other youths in Canada Road, Sembawang, on Dec. 31 last year. Senior
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    Lonely old age — the dreaded prospect for today's youth
    540 11  - Lonely old age the dreaded prospect for today's youth EDWARD LIU EXPERT SEES BREAK-UP OF FAMILY STRUCTURE By gINGAI*ORE*S young adults are headed for a lonely old a^c. By* the next century, the present population within the age group of 20 to 25 will be experiencing the break-up of the
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    15 busmen in riot case called to make their defence
    332 11 piFTKKN busmen charged with rioting were yesterday called to make their defence. Trrc first to go to the box was driver Goh Khoon Hong, 33, who was alleged by Mr. Lan Kong Eng, 39, managing director of Associated Bus Services
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    Why death fall woman was depressed
    97 11 Why death fall woman was depressed IN last Thursday's Straits Times, it was reported that Madam Tan Poo, 26, who fed to her death at Toa Payoh, was depressed because she thought her husband had a love affair with her friend. Madam Tan's husband. Mr. Son Len Kee. 30. a
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    STC union to dissolve
    53 11 THE Singapore Traction Co. Employees' Union is expected t > be formally dissolved next week when payment of $180,000 is made for the sale of its union building at Woodsvllle. It Is understood that the money will be distributed among union members after legal and other
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    Dearer bread
    43 11 PENANO. Thurs. The ConAumers Association of Penang today called on the Enforcement Division of the Ministry of Trade and Industry to conduct an Immediate Inquiry into the proposed Increase in the price of bread here from 25 to 30 cents loaf.
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    $2,600 theft
    31 11 THIEVES broke into the home of seaman Mr. Chng Kan Phang, 50. In Lorong Ah 800 Selatan. Paya Lebar, and got away with 11.270 and jewellery worth about 81,330.
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    Foundation director here on visit
    92 11 MR. John Chadwick, Director of the Commonwealth Found atlon, arrived from New Guinea yesterday for a four-day visit. During his stay, he will meet members of the Singapore Professional Centre, which he was responsible for setting up a few years ago. He will be guest
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    Inconsiderate bus driver
    49 11 BUS driver Tan Yoke Poh of Jalan HaJI Kaiim was lln«d $300 yesterday for Inconsiderate driving by turning right at the Junction of Ylo Chu Kang Road and Jalan Kayu and colliding with a Land Rover at about 5 p.m. last Nov. 10. He pleaded guilty.
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    TKD course
    29 11 A TAEKWCN-do ccurje for btglnners will be held by the PAP Alexandra branch youth section at Its premises In Mcl Ling Street on Sunday at 9 am.
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    Strike ballots issued to 4,000
    114 11 Strike ballots issued to 4,000 KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Thurs. The National Tnion of Commercial Workers issued ballots today for a nationwide strike by 4.000 members in the motor trade industry. A marathon 12-hour meeting between the NUCW and the Motor Traders Association yesterday, which ended at 10.30 p.m., failed to resolve
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    PEOPLES FRONT LOSES TAMPINES BRANCH
    94 11 PEOPLES FRONT LOSES TAMPINES BRANCH THE Peoples Front crisis worsened yesterday with the mass resignation of members and executive committee members of its Tampines branch. This followed the resignation of party chairman Mr. Fons Lip Chin, polltburo director. Mr. L'm Thiam Hork and two other central executive committee members on
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    Buses to be diverted for ballet show
    149 12 BUS services along Clemenceau Avenue between Orchard and River Valley Roads will be diverted tomorrow between 8.30 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. because of a ballet performance at the National Theatre. However, bus services from River Valley Road into Tank Road will proceed as
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    Firemen probe blaze in cargo vessel
    225 12 PORT Authority firemen were last night probing the cause of a fire which broke out on board a 13,000-ton cargo vessel in the South China Sea, four days ago. The Hoegh Elite was off Borneo, heading for Indonesia, when the fire broke out In
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    Body found in sea off South Quay
    72 12 Body found in sea off South Quay THE body ol an unidentified man, believed to be a Malay, was found floating ln the sea off the Immigration Depot ln South Quay on Wednesday morning. Police described him as wellbuilt. 6ft 21n tall and wearing a long-sleeved shirt and black trousers.
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    Move to unify Opposition
    37 12 A TWO-WEEK seminar to unify the Opposition parties, scheduled to take place this month, has been postponed. The five parties are the Peoples Front, Barlsan Soclalls. Workers' Party. United National Front and BMNO
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    The need to win over the people-by —Razak—
    147 12 The need to win over the people-by Razak KOTA BART, Than. Tun Abdul Raiak said today that military operations against communist terrorists and antinational elements must be complemented by operations to win the hearts and minds of the people. The Prime Minister was speaking at the handing over of security
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    Illegal entry Indons jailed
    56 12 SIX Indonesian men were each Jailed for a month yesterday for entering Singapore without a permit on Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. They were Laid bin Saleh. 25. Allay bin Sallm, 26. Awang bin Waher. 27, Said bin Senun, 21, Kehar bin Mohamad. 23. and Anlt
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    Changi picnic
    27 12 SOCIAL Affairs Minister Encik Othman Wok will attend the eighth combined picnic (or Social Welfare homes at Changl Sailing Club on Saturday at 8 ajn.
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    the Straits Stars FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1973 CAPTIVE PAWNS
    588 14 the Straits Stars FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1973 CAPTIVE PAWNS THE storm over the release of the remaining prlsoners-of-war in North Vietnam may be abating, but the questions raised by Hanoi's attempt to use them as levers for political bargaining are worth sober reflection because they go beyond the involutions of
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    Lock icon THE SOARING COST OF ESSENTIALS
    667 14  -  JAY WALZ: OTTAWA And in Canada it's just the same story By THE cost of living in Canada is rising so fast that even the Govern ment's own "moderate" diet will soon become a luxury, a Vancouver working man's wife testified here last week. "Certainly
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    Has Howard Hughes been put on ice?
    709 14  -  JAMES DAVIES By LONDON 4 BIZARRE new •"•novel to be published soon is certain to spark fresh speculation on the fate of millionaire eccentric Howard Hughes. Is the world's wealthiest recluse really established on the ninth floor of London's Inn on the Park?
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    When even the lowly hamburger becomes a luxury...
    818 14  - When even the lowly hamburger becomes a luxury... SIMON WINCHESTER Current U.S. food price rise highest since Korean war -By- I WASNINBTON 1 THK supermarkets here have been carrying a new line in recent months squat orange boxes of something called "Hamburger Hejpcr" which is, in fact, a sluge coloured,
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    Another — 27 offer bodies for research and transplant
    136 15 Another 27 offer bodies for research and transplant ANOTHER 27 people -■■have offered to donate their bodies for research and transplant since January. Disclosing this, a Health Ministry spokesman said there had also been three more kidney donations, bringing the total to date to 21. At the last count on
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    Water leak over airport lounge
    48 15 WATER dripped from a leakIng tap over the main entrance of the airport passenger terminal lounge lor ovti fan hour yesterday. The tap was In one of the toilets on the fim floor directly over the huge glass doors of the main concourse.
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    Double death
    45 15 MALACCA. Thurs. Two men were killed and two others injured when a car in which they were going for a Joy ride after attending a wedding dinner crashed into a rubber tree In Pulau Oadong road, ftve-and-a-hali miles from Mere, early yesterday morning.
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    OAA to meet in Taipeh
    50 15 THE 11 -member Orient Airlines Association (OAA) will hold Its next technical committee conference In Talpeh on Aug 29 and 30 It will be hosted by China Air Lines. This was decided yesterday at the end of a three-day OAA technical conference at ShangriLa Hotel.
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    Lock icon Sharing a happy event in their lives Three students with top GCE exam results
    343 15 Sharing a happy event in their lives Three students with top GCE exam results AS bosom pals, Lim Boon Keng and Lim Kian Guan share many things in common. Even their examination results, the two Raffles Institution boys discovered on Wednesday, when they topped their school and Singapore with their
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    100 newsmen coming
    55 15 MORE than 100 economic and political Journalists will attend the International Rollei press conference here from March 19 to 24. They will come from the United States. Europe. Asia and Australia Representatives from the newspapers and RTB will also attend. During their stay the delegates will meet
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    Day of prayer
    32 15 THE Singapore and Malaysia Council of Chn.-tlan Churches will hole" their World Day of Prayer service at the Zlon BiblePresbyterlan Church at Tavlstock Avenue today at 8 p m
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    -GANG ARMS SEIZED, 3 YOUTHS ARRESTED
    162 15 pOLICE have arrested three youths believed to be responsible for a spate of armed robberies, snatch-thefts and extortion cases in the Bukit Ho Swee, Tiong Bahru and Outram Park areas. They also recovered an assortment of gangland weapons Including (our spears, three swords, three
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    Three-year-old girl killed in triple crash
    79 15 Three-year-old girl killed in triple crash A THREE-YEAR-OLD girl was killed In a triple collision at the junction of Cavan Road and Home Road on Wednesday. Little Yee Bee Van was walkIng with her mother when she was knocked down In the crash Involving a car and two vans at
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    Works council at Fairchild
    46 15 FAIRCHILD (S> Pte. Ltd.. an electronic firm at Toa Payoh. has formed a works council. This follows an agreement between the company and the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation, which represents \u. 2.300 employees, on the comprv sition and] constitution of tht council.
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    Watch your tap!
    24 15 WATER consumption on Wednesday was 114.4 million gallons (520.000 cubic metres). 2.2 million rations (10.000 cubic metres) more than on Tuesday.
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      217 15 READING DYNAMICS The Advanced Reading Institute Mr. John J. Rigby apologises to all those people who came to our series of demonstration lectures and could not be admitted. This was due to unprecedented interests by the people of Singapore. Again a further series of free demonstration lectures have been arranged
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      1038 15 3.N PM Opening and Where thf IM Sports Par.de J" Pr^ m Su JJ™'» 7H teronchonj Heart Is 7.41 News in Chinese J 3 3 Sudah Ada Wang 7M Maiay Fi m Racun Ounia 3.M For the Family (English) 7.55 Chinese Variety Sho* J^ u o al k n um
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      Designs for gracious living... in a flat
      650 16 JJOW often have we heard that it's so restrictive living in a flat. There's no room to move about. No garden to potter around. Worse still, not enough place to do up. Well, it's about time we change our attitudes towards flat-dwell-ing. With
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      SEE THAT YOUR CHILD HAS HIS BREAKFAST
      493 16 SEE THAT YOUR CHILD HAS HIS BREAKFAST IT IS indeed sad to learn that there are parents who send their children to school without a decent breakfast or lunch. And if you really look around and talk to your friends, you'll find that there are more cases of children going
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      Paulina makes it back to modelling in S'ore
      334 16 Paulina makes it back to modelling in S'ore MRS. Paulina Raynor (above), i 1 has a long list of achievements which every girl will admit is impressive. And enviable. She was Miss Trinidad and Tobago 1965, Miss West Indies 1966, has starred in one Italian film, twice the cover girl
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      Household hints
      137 16 AVOID extreme temperatures when cleaning aluminum. Cleaners work poorly when cold and too aggressively when hot. As a general rule, If you are comfortable, the cleaner will be at the right temperature. Avoid cleaning aluminum that is too hot to touch or when the temperature drops below 50
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      257 16 Women need Brand's every month There are times in a woman's life when she feels tired and depressed. There are days when she feels drained of energy. That's when she needs the natural goodness of Brand's Essence of Chicken. Many women rely on Brand's Essence of Chicken every month. They
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      233 16 BEE BEE JUNIOR CZharm /Ete/f After one year's research, we are convinced that Juniors needed a belt mas&ager of their own. So we made Bee Bee Junior Charm Belt with these five special features. 1. Compact folding mcdel. 2. Eitv to move caster wheeled. Jo^ 3. LigrM enough to carry
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Schools and clinics geared to deal with —drug cases—
      294 17 Schools and clinics geared to deal with —drug cases— t REFER to the article 1 entitled "40 cents a shot from quacks" (ST., Feb. 10). The 3overnment was aware that the tendency for young people in Singapore to abuse drugs was escalating, some time ago. The problem was discussed by
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      80 17 I UNDERSTAND the Housing Board intends to rent out about 500 units of three-room Improved flats in Whampoa Road Housing Estate. These flats were originally planned for sale but with this sudden change of decision many applicants will have no chance to own a flat In this housing estate. I
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      76 17 I AGREE with the comments made by Block 91 TP (ST.. Feb 28). The situation is similar to the flat where I live (Block 28, Jalan Kllnlk). Tenants especially those living at the 6th floor put up their washing on bamboo poles across the common corridor. Some times residents have
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      Tuition for second anguage
      101 17 Tuition for second anguage I READ with interest that the Ministry of Education is providing tuition for a second language in English to Chinese stream students at a nominal fee. The Ministry in its endeavour to put more emphasis on the second language should be commended for Initiating such classes.
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      A dying breed of good servants
      155 17 LOCAL GIRLS SHUN WORK AS DOMESTIC HELP I REFER to your editorial "Training may be the key" (Sun. T., Feb. 18). Domestic help is hard to come by nowadays. Servants of the "amah chey" class are slowly becoming a vanishing breed of migrants who
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      198 17 I REFER to a Reuter news Item (S. T., Feb. 26) on the subject that a Vice-President should not be a Javanese, as argued by former Army Colonel Mohammad Rival. The Indonesian Embassy wishes to clarify that the statement was not issued by the 1945 Generation Movement of which Mohammad
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      72 17 I AM curious to know whether contestants for the finals of the Tamil Talentlme 72/73 were Judged on their singing ability, presentation or facial quality. I noticed mat contestants who sang out of tempo and tone < one even cracked his voice) were placed in a better position than those
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    • GOVERMENT REPLIES
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        Not practical to levy varying rates for cameras at the Seiwaen
        229 17 REFER to the two letters under the name of "Frustrate" and "Shutterbug" respectively, concerning the camera charge at Seiwaen (S.T., Feb. 10 and S.T., Feb. 20) The camera charge was decided after careful consideration with the view of keeping
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        74 17 I REFER to the letter from "Michael Tan" (ST., Feb. 12) regarding the adoption of a postal code system. I would like to thank the writer for his Interest in the matter. The existing postal district numbers are already a form of postal codes. However, they are under review and
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        64 17 I REFER to the letter by "Pedestrian" (ST.. Feb. 20). concerning hawkers causing obstruction near the People's Park Complex. Regular enforcement action has been taken against unlicensed hawkers and presently they are no longer there. Close surveillance will be kept on the area to ensure that they do not return
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        45 17 VjLTE refer to the letter from "Practical Minded" (ST.. Feb. 16"). We write to inform that most of the residents in our 4-room flats have found the extra wash basin in the sitting room useful. CORINNA DIEU (Mrs.), Public Relations Officer, Housing and Development Board.
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    MORE GC E 0' LEVEL RESULTS
    7604 18 THE following are more results in the SingaporeCambridge CCE "O" level (English) examination. Figure shown against a candidate's name inoicates the number of subject passes. BOYS ST. JOSEPHS INSTITI TION: Cheong Wai Luen 7. Chin Slew Wah 8, Goh Puay Tong 7, Han Harm
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      243 18 STAMFORD CENTRE Full-time and Part-time courses leading to Recognised Professional Qualifications Commencing March/ April 1973 ACCOUNTANCY SECRETARIAL The only recognised STUDIES centre in Singapore LCC/Stamford Centre for ACA full-time Diploma in Private students Secretaryship one year course Recognised full-time •Executive Secretarycourse for ACA. ship two year course (Certified Accountant's •Chartered
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    39 20 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS For natural facelifting. brown patches, acne, all skin conditions, regular facials, postnatal and spotreduclng consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Specialist and Physlo-thersplst with 24 years tropical experience. Hotel £ingapura. telephone *****3 (B'porei.
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    79 20 TODAY IS WORLD DAY of Prayer. Singapore and Malaysia Council of Christian Churches Invites YOU to a combined Prayer Service. 8.00 p.m.. Zion B-P Church. Tavlstock Avenue. Serangoon Gardens. Praying for mission', youth, churches. Christian relief, our country, government and people TORTURED FOR CHRIST by Richard Wurmbrand (One
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    49 20 ESPECKERMAN EUGENIE nee P.odrigues died I 3.73. Cortege leaving T Still Road at 2.30 p.m on 2.3 73 for St. Joseph's Church ipmi thence to Chua Chu Kang Cemetery I MRS. ANNA FERNANDEZ (retired neadmlstress) Thumbs mother of Mrs. Selin Lloyd passed away on 28.2.73 at Kazhakuttam Trlvandrum.
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    124 20 V. THIACARAJAH, Telecoms Dept.. passed away 1.3.73 and cremated same day. Leaving behind wife and children, mother, brothers and sisters. friends, relatives also doctors and staff of Ward 23. T.T.S.H. THI FAMILY of the late Madam Sim Khar Choo thanks relatives, friends, doctors and nurses of Ward 24. TTBH
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      764 20 DOCTOR required by establ.shed clinic as Assistant. Partnership offered to suitable candidate. Write with full particulars to:BOX A ***** S.T. SPORE. TOWN CLINIC reqilres Nurses/Receptlonlsts. experience not necessary but preferable. Box A ***** S.T. Spore. American Company established In Singapore requirea applications for the following posts: (1) ELECTRONICS SERVICE NGINIIRS
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      790 20 REQUIRED SHIPPING ACCOUNTS CLIRK with Shipping experience. LCC. Bookkeeplm Senior Cambridge Certificate. Typing S3 w.p.m. Apply with recent photo (nonleturnable) to P.O. Box 881, S'porr WANTED: Lady Junior Shorthand, typist, preferably with working experience. Please apply with partlculari oi age. qualifications, etc, and salary expected to: Box A ***** B.T.
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      627 20 REQUIRE ATTRACTIVE SALESCIRLS lor textile shop In Orchard Road Preferably with photo (non-return-able) apply Box A91T73 ST. B'pore. EARr S2OO-S4OO WEEKLY for 73. Interviews. call personally Mr. Charles 56-A. Zlon Road. B'pore 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today only SALESGIRLS WANTIO by shop deal Ing in tourist goods. Apply personally
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      706 20 I AIRCONDITIONINC AND REFRIGERATION mechanics and apprentices required. Able to drive and speak English. Apply Box A ***** B.T. Spore. CHARCEHANO ELECTRICIAN required for work on large Civil Knglneerln* contract. A working chargehand Electrician conversant with AC slip ring motors and relevant control gear. Some experience on automobile an advantage.
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      807 20 SPECIAL REVISION CLASSES for 1973 L.C.C. Examination Candidate*! Experienced Graduate Teacher* Morning Afternoon Kvening. Success Colleges: (1) 1-A. Psya Lebar Road (Oeylang Junction) Tel: *****2: (2) 18-IF, Ylo Chu Kang Road (Opposite Paya Lebar Post Office) Tel: *****4. OFFICE EXECUTIVE required. Established company Invites applicants from Singapore citizens for the
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      665 20 INTERNATIONAL AGENT require* urgently office cum delivery boy. Apply personally 943-J. Serangoon Road Spore 12 9 am Saturday FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR urgently required. Apply enclosing Photograph (non-returnable) to Box A 9178". B.T. SPOre. REMEMBER Raja's Co'lege Is your mlc training to be sure of success Job Details Raja's College. HAIRORESSER
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      719 20 LARGI APARTMINT In singular block available for Immediate occupation Only 2 units on each floor Spacious L shape dining lounge are*. 3 large bedrooms with built-in cupboard*. 2 longbafhs. modern kit Chen with servants amenities Parquet flooring throughout 3 balconies, sliding tinted doors. Walking distance to dally conveniences. Idesl for
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      627 21 Cont. from Page 20 LUXURIOUS APARTMENT off BalesI r Road 5550; 27th door apartoplt Park Complex »500Kurnlth house Lucky Oarden s:,M: Rooms available various district. $80— 5450 Spore *****3. TO LET 3-bedroomed furnished Bat 31 A. Jalan Jlntan Singapore B Available Immediately Phone ***** mdiy 4th 9.30 10.30 am )4,
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      420 21 AT 2 INTION LANDLORDS'OWNIRt. Why leave your properties empty. We have a long list of clients wallIng to occupy them and they pay well too. If unfurnished. »t'll furnish It. We 11 handle everything for you. Consult Century Realty Corporation M 3696 *****7 *****8 Spore during or after olflce hours.
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      900 21 JURONG PARK detached bungalow 6.000 sq.ft mosaic flooring frethold. $173,000. Carpmacl Road Ki-.tong double-storey terrace house 2.000 tq ft. 5 bedrooms. $123,000. Sombawang 14 m.s. Jalan Juaggus tcml-detached bungalow 3.500 sq ft 5 bedrooms. $93,000 Ring *****3 Spore Great Cosmic Realty Pte Ltd. OETACHED BUNGALOW at Clementl Park. Eng Neo
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      860 21 WANTED IMMEDIATELY relinquish booking of bouses In Faber Hills or any other properties not exceeding (400.000/- In good residential locality. Pleat* wrttt with full details to P.O. Box 3250 B'pore on or before the 7.3 73. BRITISH BUILOING CONSORTIUM Interested In purchasing vacant land Immediately within 8 milt* of town.
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      789 21 BIAKBON COACH TOURS, 28. Printer Street. Singapore 7. Tel: *****. Agent for above: 264. Block 18S. Toa Payoh Central. Singapore 12. Ttl: 53X265. 9M. Upper Bukit Tlmah. Singapore 23. Tel: *****8. 7 Day*: Weat Malaysia (Air-Con Bus) 5125/- (By Air) 1130'- Dept: Every Sunday Monday. T Day*: Haadyai/ Songkhla Sl
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      711 21 AUSTRALIA TOURS lIRVICE Cbarttred Sights to London/ Indonesia and worldwide alr/tea passage. Contact *****/***** 8 port. OXLEV TRAVBL SERVICE LTD. it) West Malaysia 7-Day SlOO/Alrcondltloned Bus SI2S ibl Pingkor Island Kraaer a Hill 5-Day SAS/--(C) Cameron Highlands 4-Dtya »6S Departure:- Every Sunday, Monday (d> south Thai land /Penang 7-Day $115
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      770 21 MARCH BEGINNERS SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING, TYPE WRITING. Audio-Typing, Principles of Accounts 1 class**. Morning. Afternoon, Evening sessions Shorthand on* month dally 10 12 noon, two months 2 33) pm. Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays, four months 6 30 730 pm Tuesdays Thursdays Bookkeeping (Principles of Accounts): three months Mondays- Fridays or Tuesdays Thursd»ys.
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      667 21 iTENOGRAPHV: Homing Afternoon/ Evening Sessions: Rapid. Simphfinl courses: starting March Rooster early Rajas College. 21 Ml Oian<l Road (*****55), Raja's. Rafflts PUr* IMIM). rRANSISTOR RADIO CONITRUC TION COURSE Sunday mtrn commencing 4/3/TS. Apply Tiach-Com Trunint Centre B'pore Trl: K05A44 lECINNERS JAPANESE: 3 173, Saturdays: i |> m -■ii m 7
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      853 22 classified •^advertisements (Cont. from Page 21) -.OH'S SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS. 156. Etnerald Hill Road, (air-condi-tioned) for OCR /HSC Mathematics. Physics [experienced Trained. Graduate Teacher. B'pore *****6 (Goh). EXPERIENCED MATHEMATICS Graduate offers tuition in Mathematics Additional. Elementary. Modern, subsidiary, gem-rat advanced Tel: *****9 Spore. TAI'CHI PHYSICAL EXERCISE for developing health and
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      838 22 DOCTOR DRIVEN VOLKSWACEN maintained by company, used as second car Done only 23.000 miles S4 500 Ring B'pore *****2 DAIMLER 1*65 AUTOMATIC VS 40.000 miles Excellent condition S* 000 Wife's car New upholstery, paint Tel: Spore *****9 1(64 MG 1100, new tyres, tax/lnsur- ance. $2,500 0.n.0. Also 1964 Vauxhall Victor
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      654 22 ATTENTION' Barge Owners A Operators. PORTABLE NAVIGATIONAL LIGHTS For Bale or Hire. visibility rangs ever 1 miles Automatic twitcheni de*l»s After sales serdse rendered FOR FURTHER INFORMATION TIL: UM34 or write to: ELECTROMAC ENGINEERING PTI. LTO. 13*. THOMSON ROAD SINGAPORE 11. COURTEOUS SERVICE. REASONABLI prices, exquisite workmanship and top quality
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      659 22 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION. We have skilled and experienced Investigators for matrimonial surveillance, tracing of persons and general commercial enquiries Tel BK277t> B'pore CAMILA SOCIAL ESCORT offers you attractive ladles to entertain you 330-A. Clemenceau Avenue, (skyscraper) *****0 B'pore. WE SHAMPOO CAB PITS polish all types or floors. Also undertake electrical and
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      358 22 NASSIM A CO. will sell by auction or Saturday. 3rd March at 10 a.m. Well-made household furniture ant some antique pieces Including a carved oval dlnlnr table and chairs Chinese compborwood cabinet. Tw< sets coif clubs: etc. CURTAINS. UPMOLSTERV FABRIC! carpets, carpet tiles, wall-piper, fur olture. Interior designing etc., OS
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      354 22 i SARBIRI CHAIH* two Taksrm OlymI pia chairs In *iie*llenl condition I Offers. Vl«w by appointment Tel: i Spore *****1 cxt. *****. 1 JITCOOL PTI LTO. ■T TANCLIN ROAD 1 iNM< •9453S MIMI We Bell. Rent, Service A InMal Asm* Nl'P Hltasnl Carrier Chrysler Wssllnfhsuss Alrrondltloners. RefriKerators All Typea of
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      357 22 HfSAF I FOR A PERMANENT CAREER JOIN THt SINGAPORE MARITIME COMMAND AS MIDSHIPMEN Qualifications At leait School Certificate Grade II or equivalent qualification with credits in Mothemotics ond in Physics/ General Science or Physics ond Chemistry. Good eyesight 9 Must not be colour blind 0 Be physically fit 0 Br
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      1069 23 I ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS As a result of planned expansion in our management consulting services, we Invite applications from Malaysian Citizens with professional qualifications, degrees or diplomas In economics, business administration and accountancy for appointment as assistant consultants in our organisation. Present and future -assignments cover the fields of: Economics
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      690 23 Due to rapid expansion In our Organisation, we have Immediate vacancies for: ACCOUNTS CLERK I JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER I The successful candidates must have: 1) Passed SC/MCE 2) Pa |;ed LCC Intermediate Examination (a) For Accounts Clerk: In Book-keeping or other relevant subjects. (b) For Junior Stenographer: In Typewriting at no
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      1256 23 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE Modern Air-conditioned Office space available in Kuala Lumpur for immediate occupation. Please phone *****1-4 Mr. Nah or Miss Soo. I IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR CIVIL SUIT NO. 99 OF 1972 Between Tan Siw Hong and Cho Kirn Yoke the Administratrixes of the
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      Napoles stops Lopez in seven —
      196 24 Napoles stops Lopez in seven LOS ANGELES, Than. Jose Napoles, Mexico's world welterweight boxing; champion, retained his title here last night by knocking out U.S. challenger Ernie Lopec with a savage right upper cut in the seventh round. Lopez, 27, of Los Angeles, challenging Napoles, 32, for the second time
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      Shock draw for Singapore team
      604 24  -  TEOH ENG TATT By gINGAPORE drew a shock in the team championship of the First Asian Pacific Karate-Do championships beginning tomorrow from 1 p.m. at the Singapore Badminton Stadium. In the draw made on Wednesday Singapore, the r.osi, found itself in the toughest section of
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      185 24 rIE draw for the individual tournament GROUP ONE Iran 1 v K. Patinasarny (Indon), Hui Yew Kok (Si v G.P. Edward (Sri Lanka), Kittiporn Saetang (Thai) v Philippines 1, Liv Kok Mine (HK)v A.K. Hashim (Brunei), Trangsameth (Khmer) v s. Takahashi (J), Shy am Kotak (India) v Danny Ellaby
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      Lock icon Amiss back in Test squad
      246 24 LAHORE, Thurs. Dennis Amiss was sleeping soundly today, trying to shake a mild bout of Influenza, when England's cricket selectors announced they had recalled him for the First Test against Pakistan starting here on Friday. MCC manager Donald Carr said he was confident Amiss would
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      Hotel edged
      24 24 TAMPINEB Rovers beat Hotel Slngupura 2-1 In a FAB League Dlv 1 match on Wednesday. The Hamilton versus BATU match was postponed.
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      Lock icon Trueman marries again
      54 24 LONDON, Thurs.— Freddie Trueman, the former Yorkshire and England fast bowler whose record of 307 Test match wickets still stands, married for the second time here today. The 42-year-old cricketer's bridf was Mrs Veronica Wilson, whom he met at a charity football match. His previous marriage was
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      Lock icon West Brom dent Arsenal's title ambitions
      227 24 West Brom dent Arsenal's title ambitions LONDON, Thurs. West Bromwich Albion, bottom club in the first division of the English Football League, dented the title ambitions of Arsenal by snatching an upset 1-0 victory last night. Arsenal, second In the table behind Liverpool, succumbed to a 56th minute goal by
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      Martha wins "A" medal
      87 24 MARTHA YOUNG (34 point*) yesterday won the SICC women's "A" monthly medal stableford over the Island course on a countbaclc from Nancy Clayten. B. Chambers <21i won (he first nine ball sweep and M Young <J9> the second ntne. Other results: "B division winner R. Conley
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      Is nine goals the next Korean target? By TEOH ENG TATT
      258 25 Is nine goals the next Korean target? By TEOH ENG TATT |S NINE goals the tar--1 get the North Korean soccer team, April 25, have set for themselves tomorrow night against a third FAS Selection side? This seems to be the popular suggestion after the Koreans' win last night. In
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      Lock icon Indons in final
      115 25 MANILA, Thurs. Indonesia's Gondo Wljojo and Atet W;jono today dtfeated Ray and Federlco Dejro of the Philippines b-2, 6-4. 7-5 to enter the ln.als ot the men's doubles In (he second Asian amateur ten- championships here. The Indonesians will meet Alex Marclal ana Blenvenldo Dimalanta of the
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      Koreans hit 6 past a tired defence
      532 25 Koreans hit 6 past a tired defence pOR 35 minutes Singapore goalkeeper Eric Paine played the game of his life to defy the mighty North Koreans but after that the fleet-footed Koreans overran a FAS Invitation XI to win 6-0 at Jalan Besar stadium last night. Unlike the match against
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      Keppel win
      21 25 KEPPEL Golf Club beat Warren Club 3-2 in a women's lnter-clur golf match <matchplavi at Warren course on Sunday
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      Age deprives Khoo of national mark
      384 25  - Age deprives Khoo of national mark ALBERT JOHNSON By ASIAN age group swimmer Khoo Teng Chuan was yesterday foiled because of age difference to claim the 100 m butterfly under--14 national record in the SASA age-group meet at Tanjong Rhu. Teng Chuan gave a powerful performance to clock 1:04.6 in
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      Swiss cottage enter final
      52 25 SWISB Cottage continued their winning streak In the Schools National Boys B badminton championship when they edged PaUr Panjang 3-2 to qualify for the final at Queensway yesterday. Swiss will face Anglo Chinese School, who also scored a narrow 3-S win over Raffles Institution, to decide
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      $4m Gout. grant for Seap Games
      394 25 $4m Gout. grant for Seap Games 1 FRIDA on FRIDAY GOOD news for the 16 national sports associations preparing for tne 7th Seap Games from Sept. I—B1 8 is that the Government Aas approved $4-milllon for the Games $1.5 million to train the teams and $2.5 million to run the
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      Aussies held to a draw
      82 25 ST. JOHN'S (Antigua i Tues. The Leeward Inlands and the touring Australians settled lor a i draw here today after thrf Interruptions for rain ruined the i prospects of an exciting finish to the three-day match Lee Leeward I- lands, set to score 214 foi
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      PIERRE DOES IT AGAIN
      236 26 NATIONAL Schools soccer coach, Retnam Pierre, who was nominated for the Coach of the Year Award following the Schools Under 18 team's success In Bangkok, has done It again with his school's teams. This time lie has helped Victoria School achieve a "rare double" winninr the
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      Focus On Our Schools
      130 26 idM The SporU Award Committee will meet short* io .elect up to 10 for the Award which carries a »üb»idy of SSOO. Chionh Chal Guan. a teacher of Anclican Hifh School. ha» been selected to attend a Basketball Referees Courte- In Taiwan. He leave* today for
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      Alan is tipped to win 'Rolex'
      467 26  -  ERNEST FRIDA By THE Bukit course record holder Alan Murray will start a firm favourite to win the Roiex Masters pro-am tournament the final leg of the SGA circuit beginning at Bukit course today. Murray, 32, set a shattering record of 7-under-par 64 on
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      Madras held
      36 26 BINOAPORE Cricket Club heM Madras CC to a draw in their one-day tour cricket match at the Chepauk grounds at Madras on Tuesday. Scores: Madras CC 182 (or nine dec SCC 132 (or nine.
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      Forces 'A' stem late rally by the Saints
      248 26  - Forces 'A' stem late rally by the Saints G. ROBERT By ARMED Forces 'A 1 smothered a fighting late rally by St. Andrew's School to coast home to a 16-6 (two goals and a try to a goal) win in a SCC seven a side rugby tournament second round match
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      Four share lead in HK open
      398 26 Four share lead in HK open HONG KONG, Thurs PDUR golfers, including defending champion Walter Godfrey of New Zealand, turned in four under par 67s today to share the lead on the first day of the Hong Kong Open golf championship. The other three were Hsu Chi San of Taiwan,
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      The Gambler and Marusa look smart in workouts
      422 27  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with JHE GAMBLER, with Peter Moran astride, showed good form at Bukit Timah yesterday. Sprinting from the 4f he ran the last 3f in 36 3/ssec on good going. Marusa, a Class 1 sprinter, did a spectacular gallop over
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      BT TIMAH CARD FOR TOMORROW
      1780 27 *TTs^»™ 2.15 CLASS 6, DIV. 3 6F LduJJILJi ($5,500 $3,850 to winner) 1 ***** SERBGALAR a (Sultan of Pahang) Danlrh 9 813 +2) «Nglow S 2 ***** PTIROPTYX a (Pschy.lrrml Sprnirr 5 8 11 (dd +2) F Harhrlda* 2 J ***** LI SONIC (Pri.qrrssi RR
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      2025 27 M 1- 4 5 CLASS 3. DIV. 2— 6F ($9,500 $6,650 to winner) 1 WINSLOW BOY (WlnMovv) Tulloh 4 90 Oawklna 4 2 LOONSHIAMC II (Auric) Teh 3 8. 13 Simpson 1* S ***** KITA SUKA II (XL Chong) Mansor 4 8.12 (u2 +5) Sf t»._UB 4
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      MALAYSIA TO HOST TWO CUP TIES
      88 27 \f ALAYSIA will host both ITI the Davis Cup Eastern zone tennis semifinals simultaneously on March 24-26. Th- Malaysia vs Pakistan tie will be played In Kuala Lumpur, while Sri Lanka will meet South Vietnam In Penang. It Is also Hkely that the winners
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      Speed record by Andretti
      75 27 COLLEOE STATION (Texas'. Thurs. Indianapolis 500 veteran Mario Andrettl In a new Parnelh set an unofficial world closed course speed record of 211.765 miles per hour at the Texas World Speedway yesterday. It was the second day in a row that the 1068 Indy wthner broke
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      Ipoh races
      50 27 Tlie Ipoh races on March 17-18 and 24-25 will be (or Class 2. 4 and S horses. Distances are: Claw 2 6f or 9f and 6f or lOf. Class 4 6f or 81f and 6( or 91, Class 6 SJf and 6f. Entries cl sc on March 7.
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      Newcomer Four Aces II shows ability
      209 27 Newcomer Four Aces II shows ability going particularly well at the tinish. A three-year-old Australian colt by Khojkl, Theatre VII (late Frlnca Taboun- won a bit race In lm 6 1 5 at Bendigc as a two-year-old. Surfers Paradise worked with two unnumbered horses, clocking 38 4/5. WangKanda strode out
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      198 24 ESSO CARES FOR YOUR CAR FAN BELT RADIATOR PROTECTOR RADIATOR CLEANER RADIATOR CAP (^SSo) Where you get all the Extras Sorry, second-best spare parts aren't good enough tor the car you know is the best. We'd like to say your Mercedes-Benz can use just any spare parts. But we can't.
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      134 25 CARBORUNDUM UNIVERSAL abrasives a I i Result of a rare combination of international technical know-how and indigenous manufacturing skill. Need precision for all your jobs big or small Carborundum Universal abrasives ensure it Need range to suit your varied jobs? Carborundum Universal have it I Combining advanced technology with up-to-date
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      72 25 Now you can listen to Elton John s Glasses Fanfares Film Find What spurs Steve Perryman on Maria Vi s embarrassing task What is Malaysian music Local composers answer Why you II not see Yul Bryner on Teevee Peyton Place personalities frame up v Concluding Love Story Jose Feliciano the
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      564 26 Who will win the first Rolex Masters in Singapore? Come and see the top I frost at the top of the 19,000 ft. local amateur and professional Urai La na pass near the players vie for the trophy '^■^■^■^M^LM A*. Nepal-Tibet border. today, at the Bukit location f/k W The
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      36 26 GOLF Rolex Masters (Bukit Course 8 a.m.). BADMINTON National Schools 'B dlv. girls (Upper Sec. Tech. 2 p.m.). SOCCER Friendly PARC v Spore Indians (Bt. Chemim HOCKEY British Army (Cyprus* v SAPSA (Padang 5 15 pm.)
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      35 26 TABLE TENNIS STTA Under-17 Open Championships (Kallang 7 pm). RUGBY Bukit Timah District Schools (Bt. Timah Rd. 4 p.m.). SQUASH Police Single Round League (Thomson Rd and Mt. Vernon 530 p.m.) SOFTBALL— National Schools Championships.
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      139 27 Xy c Enjqy the fabulous /f holiday "Trip to c Ptnangand <^ Colourful Wong Kqng j sjjj, IX^Cfiais^B a^HsV Regular^mffi^^MP Singapore/Penang, Fbrtnightfy Sailing 881 Singapore/Hong Kong .•aafai^K iC"* l '"llsjS B L"f bar stocked games ci en nighi HsV A4LmwPS«C L^V with various drinks Duly I ree Shop BRMsHhMbH Children
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    Ismail to visit Australia
    56 28 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. D*puty Prime Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail will visit Australia from March 11 to 18 at the Invitation of the Australian Oovernment. it was announced today. Alter his Australian trip Tun 7s ma 11 will spend a week In New Zealand at the Invitation
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    Mariam leaves for London
    55 28 PRINCESS Mariam of Johor left for london via Bangkok yesterday after a 10-day visit to her home state. Among those who saw her off at Paya Lebar airport were her half-brother. Sultan Ismail ol Johor. members of the royal lumlly and the Malaysian High Commissioner to
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    LONDON STOCKS
    377 28 T ONDON. Thur,. In.liiMrlal unrest tJ continued to affect sentiment and at 3 p.m. the rlum lal Tlm<-> Index was 3.8 lower at 443.0. Dealer* felt that buyers are likely to remain non-committal until Tue«iay'< budget. llargalns totalled 6.949 (6.738). Thorn wn a dull spot on new. that
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    RUBBER
    61 28 I.ONIHJN. Thur* Spot 2S 50 Settlement April 25.70. Mny 23.90. Jura- 24 00. April June 23 90. July' Sept 24 OV Of t Dei 24.20. Jan Mnnh 24 25. April June 24 40. JuK s. I.i 34.50. Ort'Der 24 65. Jan March 24. «5. April June 2VIO. General: c.l
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    TIN
    31 28 LONDON. Ttiurn. Spot buvrr. ***** (+£7l. seller* C 1744 < £6> Forward buyers CITSS I [11, srllm H7S6 <+l7>. Srttlrnn-nt £1744 tit. Turnover a.m. 120 tons. p.m. 6S torn. Tone: Steady.
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    Non-stop work to clear derailed goods wagons
    246 28 Non-stop work to clear derailed goods wagons ttEREMBAN, Thurs. More than 100 workers con t i nued their round-the-clock efforts today to remove the 24 badly d a m a g c d goods wagons which have held up Kuala Lumpur Singapore train services since yesterday afternoon. They have removed
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    Lock icon Art theft
    34 28 MARSEILLES. Thurs. Six paintings valued at three million fiancs (about f 1.500.000 > were stolen from a museum here last night by a thief who knocked out the night guard before escaping Reuter.
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      145 29 B^rr^^Hß mM isgj^fgwggl wL\j^ i Sift \^PATERSON S/MONS Tougher Compact More powerful TOUGHER TO STAND UP TO THE ROUGHEST WORK COMPACTLY DESIGNED TO OPERATE IN LIMITED SPACE MORE POWERFULTO WORK WITH SPEED AND ECONOMY Ik I hVL i 111 afH gr I «sksm"P"^"* ~588 Bm'vl I I•* m H JB.
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    14 29 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY MARCH 2, 1973
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    The bulls charge back but how long will they stay?
    779 29  - The bulls charge back but how long will they stay? BOBNG By |F IT'S true that what goes up niusl come down, the reverse also applies as yesterday's giant bounceup in share prices on the Stock K\change dem o nstrates to good effect, no doubt at the expense of the
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    THE BIG MOVERS
    164 29 STATISTICS COMPILED BY RONALD LAM Feb. 26 S Ben 7.00 Pan Elect. 2.86 Sim I. mi 3.04 Paper Prod. 4.10 Sea View 1.85 B Raya 3.80 F. Merlin 3.26 M'«:it;i XH(» P. Bank 4.90 F. I'nion 4.58 T'Kong 7 65 hits 7.50 'vlt.S. 3.90 M. Banking 9.80
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    A new man at the helm at San Holdings
    652 29  -  LAWRENCE HO By AFTER the abortive •^•AGM held some two weeks back, the meeting on Wednesday was an anti-climax. Everything went smoothly. All the directors who were up for election were elected without any objection, and so was the new director.
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    CITY TALK
    171 29  -  CROESUS By Nobody's talking THE Stock Exchange regulatory body yesterday gathered in Singapore for a powwow ostensibly to discuss urgent measures to arrest "panic sell'"*" in the market. Outside the hush of the conference room, in the meantime, the market went on a buying spree which more than
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    Lock icon H.K.GOVT ACTS TO CLOSE STOCK EXCHANGE NO.5
    251 29 [JONG KONG: The Government has rushed through the Legislative Council a Stock Exchange Control Bill which makes it a punishable offence to set up and operate a stock exchange not recognised by the Government. The Bill, which was passed on Wednesday, makes the
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      191 30 The Commercial Union Croup announces the establishment of a Regional Head Office for the Far East in Singapore at: Commercial Union Assurance Croup, P.O. Box 3991, 1, Telegraph Street, Singapore 1. Telephone No. *****. This development enables the Company to give a closer and speedier response to the requirements of
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      162 30 In Jakarta's newest business district, we built the finest juxury hotel in all of Indonesia: The Pr©siQ©n §§I|J|l The President Hotel, on Jalan Thamrin, in the heart of Jakarta's business and commercial district, sets a new precedent in world-wide hotel standards. With 354 fully air-conditioned rooms that comprise singles, twins
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      124 30 Companies Yew to Profit/Low: C 000) Earning** Dividend** Ucan Malaysia iiti (Malaysia) diis Hydnuhc Citlin.h.ll Tin C.L. Industries 4'iia Bldg. Soc. I.P. Textile Ind. "tniorut Tin "'gong Securities Jlu Benut ConsoL J.O. Bank Dec 72 Dec. 72 Dec. 72 Sept 72 Oct. 72 Dec. 72 a Sept. 72
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      INTERIM STATEMENTS
      106 30 Companies Half-year to Proflt/LOH> C 000) Dividend** Ldhesive Tape LokamTin tapper Industries r iUpa trick's luroe Ind. (F.E.) lume Ind. (M) lineral Securities an Malayan Hold, tahman Hydraulic Tin tea View Hotel "ongkah Harbour Tin Jtd. Malacca Rubber Dec 72 Dec. 72 Dec. 72 Dec 72 Dec. 72
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      SCRIP ISSUES
      1428 30  -  RONALD LAM Compiled by Roxy Electric Industries (M): One-for-three, capitalising $1,120,000. Taiping Consolidated: One-for-one, capitalising $6,903,332. Yeo Hiap Seng: Thiee-for-ten, capitalising $2,145,000. RIGHTS ISSUES Mm Ngai Knitting Factory (M): Issue of 1 ,989,440 shares of $1 each on the basis of two-for-five at par. Unifed Overseas Bank: Issue
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    375 30 Copper Industries has announced the appointments of Mr. L. R. Potter as alternate director to Mr. Thomas HA Potts, and Mr. Fong Hock Sun as alternate director to Mr. Patrick Yeota Khwai Hoh, both with effect from Feb. 23. Mr. Joseph F. Uetian has been named resident
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    398 30 YEW YORK, Wed. The stock market extended its poor performance of the previous five sessions into the first hour of trading before turning into the plus column to end the day moderately r igher. Analysts said the midday rally was nothing more than a technical adjustment from a
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    89 30 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 108.09 Tuesday 108.40 Week ago 110.19 RUBBERS Wednesday 471.76 Tuesday 471.47 Week ago 485 29 OILS Wednesday J9B 25 Tuesday 296.49 Week ago 291.62 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 446.8 Tuesday 448.9 Week ago 443.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 955.07 Tuesday 947.92 Week ago 974.34 LONDON DOLLAR
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1501 31 THHE last transacted sale at the close of business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday compared vlth the previous days price together with the 1972 73 high and low. Adjusted for all new Issues). CLOSING TONK: Industrials, properties and hotels were
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      2125 31 11ID nnd offer prices officially D listed and business in and repo:ted to the Singapore and Km. la Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in Ids of 1 000 units unless otherwise specified. INDI STKI \l Anna
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      163 31 ASIAN currency deposit lates tor Thursday, March 1: US Dollars Rates supplied by P. Murray-Jones International (Spore). I 7 days 1 mtl» 2 ir.ths 3 mtli.s 6 niths 9 mths 12 mths 10-1 4 10 9-3 4 9-1 2 9-1 4 9 9 8-7 8 8-5 8
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        78 31 JOB $25.00 )(HI $30.00 Credit $14.60 Iti $17.50 (en 6.50 f N $13.50 it. Bank 9.35 Store 9.30 I. Traders $12.20 M $10.00 IL Kepong $11.20 ".enting 9.05 "gone Sec 7.50 iel. Prop 9.00 I. Times §12.00 )BS 7.00 i. Iron 9.80 law Par 9.70 hangri-La 6.00 tt Semb
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        Most active stocks
        23 31 Haw Par 307.000 DBS 261.000 Sime Darby 219.000 Faber In ion 181.000 Total Turnover: 2.27 M Total Value: 515.14 M
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        44 31 Frb. 28 Mar. 1 Industrials 422.06 467.47 Hotels: 300.42 338.53 > Properties: 595.12 691.31 r Tim: 146.18 146.18 f rubbers 293.54 302.30 OX .B.C. 388.02 441.60 Dec. 30, 1966 100 Dec. 31. 1968 100 v Dec. 29, 1962 100 t Jan. 1, 1970 100
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      Bulls roar back into the market at full steam
      375 31 rE Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday staged its first rally in nine trading days as shorts scrambled for cover in the wake of news that the Exchange Committee was taking steps to cut down the panic spate of selling.
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        HONG KONG
        199 31 JJONG KONO, Thurs— The t iJ market opened very strong nnd b'loyant with buyers pay- < Ing special attention to a few c selected stocks which scored t remarkable gains. The market closed very firm with the index reaching a new high of 1690.43 points. The decks were
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        MELBOURNE
        503 31 ■wELBOURNE. Thurs —There sn was a healthier tone to the market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, particularly among the established mining stocks. Industrial stocks also moved ahead in a market in which rises outnumbered fall by two one. BHP dropped In the course of the day to As
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        Hong Kong rates
        188 31 On the fr«« tichsnit mirktt in Hunt: Kong yeaterday the U.S. dollar nuoted at 5 1675 for T.T. and a 1550 for ca»h. Stirlini was quoted at 12.60 and one tail cold at 514 30. Myer Emp 2** l, —.OS Pioneer Con 2.03', -i-.0l Repco. 2.12', +.03
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        Australian funds
        39 31 (A* at Feb. 27) Fund of Au.M. BterllnK A 54.32 Fund of Aunt. (U.S. Dollar) $4.71 (At at Feb. 27) Property Bond* of Aunt. Int. ASVI2 (From Feb. 27 to March 31) Property Bonds of Aunt. ASMS
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        EXCHANGE RATES
        190 31 rE Association of Banks in Mi best agreed merchant rates Local dollars to one unit of Foreign Currenc> U.S. Dollar Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar Loral dollars to 100 units of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs (Commercial) Danish Kroner Deutsche Marks French Francs (Commercial) French
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        I CLOSING | PRICES
        23 31 I CLOSING PRICES MARCH 1. RUBBER: 131.50 cents) (up 1.35 cents). TIN: 5«43 (up 50 cents) Official offerine: 267 tons (down 101 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        106 31 /-HINESC PRODUCE EXCHANGE, (INCAPORE NOON CLOtINC PRICES PER PICUL VESTEROAV. Coctrtut Oil: bulk (M Kellers drum HO »rll«rs. Co»r»: Mixed loo.v IK Com. SI! B. Pepptr: Munlok ASTA white 1.0. b. I wi' NLW m sellers. Sarawak white r.o.ii M M.W (210 sellers, Sarawak ml bl.uk f.o.b. <>6
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        Straits tin recovers
        187 31 'THE Straits tin price In x Penang yesterday recovered 50 cents to $643 per plcul on an official offering down 101 tons to 267 tons The overnight London metal price was sliiditly easier with lurward buyers quoted down £2 to £1747 per metric ton LONDON: Wednesdays tin
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        Copper prices
        30 31 London copper prjres on Wedno-d.-iy (pr.vlous in brarketsi: Wlrrbar Spot buyer KR.M <£547.50> seltrr (STS.M ({544.001 Thnc months buy.r r&TS.OO SO u">M.Bo>. Market tent: Itrrt. talti 5.3:.v torn.
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        55 31 Wednoday Tuttdiy us- UM London us (ll T Beirut rj 35 HontkonK si. Ml T9.M Zurich M.OOB M.CNM M.SM J'arl» p h S'porc (1) 5.,.2.i kL > h Snore (2i M7.UO 2.1S .Ml 11) Kxurt prim in non-!>tirlin» Mil in US dollar* jm i oume. 12) Loral drillers
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        PALM OIL
        35 31 In London on Wednesday t^e palm >['. per rml CIF k N Enrol IM porn in bulk Sterling per Ion*: ton was qnotrd at UK -Corn. nil K.llerd (I'Kdi; ■rllen or font. «so ■..iicrsi.
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        Rubber recovers
        314 31 rE morning session of the rubber market yesterday was In the doldrums and turnover was very small. After opening about unchanged, marginal gains were made In thin trading. The morning session closed very quiet. The market gained further ground In the afternoon on isolated buying Interest for April
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        SMR BUSINESS
        97 31 £)AILY SMR prices is ued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon ye'.tcrday. SMR SCV SMR 5L SMR 5 SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR ?0 .Mar. (Current Month) Buyers Srllrrs Onts per kg. f 1-ton Pi.lleli 142.00 143 OOS 1 1-ton Palleti 134
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      Tempo slackens
      417 31 ""THE tempo of trading slackened and fluctuations contracted during the past week. Mya Holiday Cutler. Bath in its weekly rubber report Varying exchange rate* and monetary uncertainty for the Immediate future can be said to have had a restraining influence over the market The sharp reduction in Japanese
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      613 32 ~~^m^^^^m ■■MIMBiIMBHHW^HB.^E) ioopei COOPER LABORATORIES INTERNATIONAL INC require EXPERIENCED SALESMEN SALES LADIES Only those with experience in dealing with grocers and supermarkets need apply. A car will be provided. Please phone *****6 for appointment. ACCOUNTANCY STUDENT 5450/- per month (Negotiable) CEREBOS (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED, a member of the international RHM
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      248 32 Public Notice THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (MALAYA) BERHAD THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT As of Ist March, 1973 Till-; STHAITS TIMES PRESS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED has acquired the undertaking hitherto carried on by THK STHAITS TIMES PRESS (MALAYA) BERHAD, including the business of printing and publishing newspapers in Singapore.
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      434 32 SINGAPORE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE ADMISSION OF STUDENTS FOR THE APRIL 1973 INTAKE Applications are Invited for ■4mitiipn te InduitrialTechnician Cert.fi. cate Courses, commencing 2nd April 1973 as follows. 1 Full-time Course (2 yean) a Mechanical Engineering b Mechanical Engineering Drawing Design c Air-conditioning and Refrigeration d Electrical
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      998 33 COHTAINEtSHIPSERYICf TOUI CONT.NEN! p KURAMA MARU v I. Pl» II M^ 1" EF3t !i| I lil 5S ::r, »5 CONIAINERSHIP ttWia FROM UK CONTTNENT "r" 1 i i Ifi|f;l Is riiit iipViss it M mi, ss :s -5 MANSFIELO ICO PTE ITB SMUPORE Wl 714)51 [QIININI ■•^•^■••^•■■Maaa.aa.aßßßaaaaaaMai •Noa I I
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      906 33 f INTEROCEAN-E.A.C. ingapore SEUMIJ I I MAR 8/8 lcl m,, m v., p> Benelux W Germany (Saarland Rotterdam APR Norjjjjn/ i Rhemland Ptalz) B> France p> Switzerland W Germany (Except areas add s P ec above) Hamburg APR Aus(na p> Denmark (Jutland Funen) Sweden ADR Norway Gothenburg Mr^" »> Oen
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      640 33 *****4. aMMMJ 6341. XL *****: Prr,. n *****. THE BANK LINE LTD. LOAIS m I t S AFRICA mi UIIM I. i v. •ri i Mat Ifaa l/HBj I lllatlll Ma».l..t lr.-.» tf,,.. t Maraal.l nil Mar s: il 12 Mat ratM list t souk MM itatui MHU ancuac I
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      87 34  -  ANTHONY RAMASAMY By QOLLAND Ajnerka Lincs's flagship RotterdMn (above) will call ;it Singapore on Monday in the OOUTM of her 89-day round the world cnuae. The Rotterdam, which is on her 11th world cruise, left New York on Jan. 18. From Singapore, the luxury liner, with
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      Lock icon Kaohsiung still world's busiest ship-graveyard
      119 34 rpAIPEH: Altogether 1,104 ships totalling 8,137,807 tons were broken from 1952 to 1972 In Taiwan's southern port city of Kaohslung. according to the Kaohsiung Harbour Bureau. A spokesman of the Harbour Bureau said 247 ships totalling 1,876,000 tons were torn apart In Kaohsiung last year.
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      203 34 PIITY ANNOUNCtO THI FOLLOW MC lIITHIHC mIIKCIMINTI '0* MARCH 3 •UT: Paint I' 2. Jalaanvora 3 4 Jaaapaaa mm »*—vm— HollowXl by Poly Lima and Inw. »< 10 II ruuca irollow.d by lnt.rmac 112. £,*iJrV^&ifcSVTSS.L Lilac 2^30. Uin. jfcjaat aVM. M00r.,, 14 M Ulac M 3». imi».-al
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      1120 34 \X\ KAWASAKI KISEN KAJSHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTO. IVAN. H. KONG STRAITS SERVICE. Saint!— i ">*ja«at CIAS por, fTAP. Kt-ani SHINSII MAIU Ni II 11 Mar IS Mar Japan Persian Cull Service S.'taporr FM: uill*l miiu > M IlMar Coiomao lUracX' Muscat Oaoa. Aaama*. l a Ba- 'ratatkaar.
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      994 34 INORD TRANSPORT (H.K.) LINE laa«af lar SriHIT MEllOgtM. IlllliaC tM MISUM. Siafaaort P. Klang Ptaaai MHMR tut' or 1) n Mar Jl Mar IMJ uithi JUJIH i) II Itr t tpr laaa«( I MllllltS MtUM IM 1111 l S.ntaport F »,i sum lim I Mar 1 M i itrus Kini
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      930 34 *°***Q. araVrow vmv mm, t~C~r nUTalttl UK. EUROPE StBVICt LOADING FOR LONDON. HAVRE, R DAM, H BURG BREMEN lar S.ntaport P laiaif Ptnaae arrrm: HIPTWHI 7IICOH S, I Mar 14 II Mar II II liar Hall 13 4. H'kirf 17.4 MPTtHK It»u i/ii a- 14/11 >«r 11/ a aar gibao'ltV
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      635 34 om\ MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Om SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD KM M. X>t Jl^ Am»a— K_la 1 U mW The National SNpping Line of Maiaytia L^»*---»»*-M»-Ma.-»--. EIPtESS SEIVICE TO LONDON lIVEIPOOL CONTINENT POITS T| Ma^. S -|ipo-. Miai| •<aa«f I— far: lUWI MILII* I I Mar It II Mar 10 II Mar I]
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      316 34 RfGULAR MONTHLY URVICE FOH VANCOUVER BC SEATLf TUCPWL Btlioin F Kelaig Smgipore Vanc-.,erßC :MEMIO IK lilt IMII 4/ I Har I 4 Mar 1/11 Mar V I kp Ifltts SitfintrE tULFEAST SHIPPING PTE. ITI. SIH FLOOR. 14 PHILLIP STIEET. lELS: ***** E P Hell- C F SNUP 1 CO. (Mj
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      397 35 gMeeafti I PULAU AVER CHAWAN REQUIRES A. EXPERIENCED MECHANICAL ENGINEERS B. MAINTENANCE ENGINEER/SUPERVISOR Requirements A. Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Previous related work experience would be an advantage. The successful candidate will be involved in various phases of project engineering, including engineering design, project scheduling and coordination, cost estimation, budget control
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      708 35 AN OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN CITIBANK We are th« world's leading international bank, a position we have won by meeting changing financial needs quickly and efficiently with imaginative service. Today, to maintain our rapid development in Singapore, we need more resourceful young people. EXECUTIVE TRAINEES with a good degree from a
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      754 35 fix* /i TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invited from PSA registered Contractors/Sup- pliers for any one or all the following (1) PROPOSED CONVERSION of existing liattery Charging Sta tion and Part of existing Loco-Motive Shed at Gate 3. (2)CONSTRUCTION of Transit Beacon at foreshore off reclaimed land at Katong. (3)OPERATION
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      718 35 TENDER NOTICE 1 Tenders are united lor the lease of .18 Imk up shops in the Jurong Shopping Complex at Corporation Mw/YmM Kuang Koad. Jurong lown. Singapore 22. 2. Ihe approved trades for the shop* include dWc (mcdi cal and dental), hanks, optical *o.>ds. sports |oo* docla and watchev %tationer>
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      774 36 ME mj Tender; are invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects (A) CONSTRUCTION OF CHANGING ROOMS AND SPECTATORS STAND AT JURONG TOWN PLAYGROUND ELIGIBILITY: Building $100,000/- and above. SHOWROUND: 7.3.73 at 10.00 a.m. Meet at Contracts Office. Design Division, J.T.C, Block 108, Corporation Road, Singapore 22.
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      738 36 THE BANKRUPTCY NOTICE THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER IS. 1970 EDITION) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 597 of 1972 Re: LOW LAI WENO Ex Parte CHENO JONO ELECTRIC COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED Creditors To': LOW LAI WENO, 16SB. Jalun Batu, Block 5. Singapore. Take notice
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      884 36 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I Suit No. 1468 of 1972 I Between 1. Wim Wo Cheunc Tradinv and Shipping Company Limited 2. Nation Trading Private Limited 3. Natrad (Singapore) Private Limited Plaintiffs And 1. NgKhaiChun 2. Thong Kong Fye Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT j Ng
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      923 36 P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from 'Specially Registered Contractors" for the following workLaying of Main Sewers at International Road for Jurong Sewerage Scheme, Phase IV Contract Civil Engineering Contractors above $100,000/ Closing Date: 3.4.73 at 10.00 a.m. Persons or companies either A-ithin Singapore or overseas
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      904 36 HOUSING A DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited for anyone or all of the following: (1) ERECTION COMPLETION of One Block of 2-Storey Shops /Rats (Total 26 Units) including SANITARY, WATER ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS at 5 m.s. Upper Thomson Road Shopping Centre Contract I (Block No. 5) (2)Construction of SEWERS, ACCESS
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      652 36 HONG KONG AIR INTERNATIONAL LIMITED was the first commercial helicopter operator outside the United States of America to order and fly the twin jet Bell 212 Helicopter and is still the only South East Asia Company operating this superb twin-engine helicopter. For information on contract rates: Hutchison Air Managements Services
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