The Straits Times, 23 March 1973

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    26 1 I I j TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235.000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    NWC talks hit snags
    367 1  - NWC talks hit snags EDWARD LIU Discussions far from peaceful Devan By PAY talks in the tripartite National Wages Council are "far from peaceful," the NTUC disclosed yesterday. Its secretary general Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, a member of the council, who said this, did not elaborate. Hut he said that
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    Lock icon Congress re-elects Suharto President
    292 1 JAKARTA, Thursday PRESIDENT Suharto was tonight re-elected un- opposed for another five-year term as Indonesia's Head of State with an overwhelming; mandate from the People's Consultative Congress. No vote was taken In the 920-member supreme policymaking body but the President's election was declared unanimous with Congress
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    Lock icon Closer China-India ties?
    35 1 Closer ChinaIndia ties? NEW DEHI. Thurs The Indian External Affairs Minister. Mr Swaran Singh, reiterated in Parliament today there were indications to prove that China was considering an improvement of its relations with India. Reuter.
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    21 1 MANILA. Thurs. The Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr Arthur Michael Ramsey, today paid a courtesy call on President Marcos.— Repter.
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    Lock icon Bid to up crude oil price
    59 1 BEIRUT. Thurs.— Minister of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries < OPEC today decided to seek immediate negotiations with the international oil companies on higher crude oil prices to compensate (or dollar devaluation At a meeting here today, they set up a negotiating team
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    Lock icon 'Beggar' had radio to check on his shares
    99 1 HONG KONG, Thurs. A 76-year-old man was fined HKSIOO ($5O) for beefing yesterday by a magistrate who described him as an "old fraud." At the time of arrest the beifar had on him a wristwatch, a (old chain, eight gold rings and
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    L-bomb: Postal security tightened
    352 1  - L-bomb: Postal security tightened N.G. KUTTY By Till' Government luis lightened security in ;ill post offices especially the mails branch in Maxwell Road Following Wednesday's letter-bomb explosion in which an office hoy \\\is seripuslv injured. A spokesman for the Postal Department said yesterday: "We are co-ordinating our activities with the
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    Lock icon Police rebellion crushed
    73 1 BUENOS ARIES. Thurs Tank* and troops crashed their w.iy into the police headquar!(T.s :n the provincial capital ol La Plata during the night to end a rebellion by an estimated 5.000 policemen who had set up machine guns on the building* roof. One soldier was shot dead
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    Lock icon US police probe nationwide sniper attack plot
    208 1 \TK\V YORK, Thurs. Police across the United States pressed on with attempts to uncover evidence of a nationwide plot to unleash sniper attacks on policemen and firemen some time today. A police spokesman in !>■■- kalb County, Georgia, where the warning originated, summed
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    21 1 MOSCOW. Thurs President ;ny will visit Finland next month at the Invitation of President Urho Kekkonen. Tass said AP.
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    Lock icon Foreign profits: Manila lifts curbs
    204 1 Foreign profits: Manila lifts curbs AfANILA, ThUTS, 11 The Philippine Central Bank today announced the liters tion of foreign In ments regulations, including the liftin limitations on remittances for profits and dividends. Central Ban; G Mr. Gregorio Ucaroa conference the I tary Board has mad' move as an incentrforeign Inve
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    Lock icon Thailand seals Laos border
    75 1 ATHENS. Thurtoday gave a Dutch b ir.spondent Urn di quit the country afui u him of incitin? student I with police. Mr Albert Coerant. 44 Vara BroadrastinR Onrp correspondent, who was beaten up by p denied the accusation: I BANGKOK. Thurs 1 has closed a north-*
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    35 1 LONDON. Thurs Bw< businessman Cur:li i: I :.ned to a wheeled. life following a road I I awarded a record i: I i 5520,000) agreed damage. costs in the High Coui today Reuter.
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    MAY DAY PROTEST
    57 1 MAY DAY PROTEST LONDON. Thurs I nion leaders called on 10 million British work ers today for a national day of protest on in opposition to the British Governments wftffa curbs. But the call stopped short of militant demands for a one-day general strike whl c ti would bring the
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      127 1 /Diamond yh j«.n«.hM.i«p»«'.W»!tt Judgment reserved in Scow case PAGE 9 WORM) Ml \vs 2. 3, 4 DECIBMM s.inii on •bridee to China': Ismail 5 IMI.ATION: (•o\t pledge 6 ROHINSONS ■ft inquir 10 SVMIY DRIVK: Ha hits at pour response from firms 12 BUSH D AI.IVK he i.iinc back to tell
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      Lock icon AID DEBT: BHUTTO TO SEEK RELIEF
      331 2 ISLAMABAD, Thurs pA(.KI) with a massive foreign :u<l debt of r.s.> l .imii mil lio n ($lO,OOO million), Pakistan is expected to plead fpr relief through extensive re scheduling when creditor countries and the World Hank open a l\vodav meeting in Paris today. The
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      Lock icon Amin gives two tea estates to ex-king's family
      156 2 Amin gives two tea estates to ex-king's family NAIROBI, Thurs. The V(inda Government has given two tea estates worth over 1 25.000 ($162,--500) to the family of the late Sir Edward Mutesa, first President of l'ganda and Kabaka (King) of Buganda, Radio Uganda announced yesterday. Sir Ldward. who was also
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      Lock icon Undersea link
      26 2 LONDON. Thurs.— an undersea tunnel linking Britain to the rest of Europe could become a reality by 1980. the British Government sugge&ted today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Surprise! Face of man who has just won $5 mil
      137 2 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. Odor.co Gulmaraes Lopes above i 67, tugs at his ear in bewilderment after being notified that he had won 13.2 million i cruzeiros <$5.1 million) in a soccer pool. It was the second highest I amount
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      Lock icon Son of Britain's spy chief admits having drugs
      164 2 LONDON, Thurs THE son of Britain's secret service chief today admitted five charges of possessing drugs. Charles Rennic, 23, pleaded gu.lty to having quantities of opium and dlamorphine between last October and January. He also admitted a charge of receiving stolen travellers'
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      Lock icon New China-Laos road just 30 km from Thailand: Thanom
      264 2 New ChinaLaos road just 30 km from Thailand: Thanom BANGKOK. Thurs. China has deployed "•massive" forci-s to resume building an all-weather road linking south China and northern Laos and the road now is about 20 miles (30 km from the Thai border. Thai Premier Thanom Kittikachorn said today. Mr. Thanom,
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      Lock icon Police chief to quit
      64 2 York Police Commiaßli mr Patrick Murphy wll, i ;<n Intel in tn rid the i'l'y.s corrupt mn announced last niKht he would in the job beyond the end of ihLs >. C mniLsMoner Murphy 52. indicated one reason i tkm m I because the conduct of
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      Lock icon Pentagon 'yes' to China leave
      160 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. American servicemen can spend their leave in I China, the Defence Dej partment said today. But judging by the rules. the two things they will need are plenty of advance planning and pat.' Military personnel are authorised to travel to China, the Pentagon
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      204 2 O.MUSTAD Gl SON PTE. LTD. is happy to announce the Opening of their Factory and Regional Sales Office by His Excellency, the Ambassador of Norway Mr Oyvind Scott- Hansen at 19/21 Kian Teck Road, Jurong Town, Singapore 22. Manufacturers of:- MLJSTAD rshLs inTEßnmionni fltt WM Shopping complex ready for bus.ness
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  • WORLD NEWS TOW
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      Lock icon Marcos to send army Recruits to the front lines
      294 3 Marcos to send army Recruits to the front lines MANILA, Thurs. iTI President Marcos, citing the need for vigilance in the face of a Muslim secessionist insurgency in the southern Philippines, today announced plans to send 20-year-old military trainees in actual field combat. The President said in a speech at
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      Lock icon Vietcong halt the release of American prisoners
      389 3 Vietcong halt the release of American prisoners SAIGON, Thursday 'JMIK Vietcong announced today it had suspended the release of American prisoners because of changes in the American position on releases and the withdrawal of troops. Lieut-Gen. Tran Van Tra, leader of the Vietcong's Provisional Revolutionary Government's (PRG) delegation lo the
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      Lock icon Indians in Fiji worried over 'veiled threats'
      210 3 Indians in Fiji worried over 'veiled threats' SUVA (Fiji), Thurs. Indians, who make up the majority of Fiji's population, are concerned about "veiled threats" of getting the same treatment as Asians in UganIda, an Opposition politician said today. In an interview with the Fiji Times, Mr. Chandra Pillay, organising secretlarv
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      73 3 TEL AVIV. Thurs— A group of 365 Japanese Christians arrived yesterday singing Israeli songs and waving Japanese an.' Hebrew signs .saluting Israel's 25th anniversary year. The visitors belonged to the Makuyu. a Christian sect with close links to Judaism and Israel Some members had letters for Kozo
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      Lock icon US vetoes resolution
      63 3 PANAMA CITY, Thurs.— The United States last night vetoed a resolution calling for the speedy conclusion of a new US-Pana-ma agreement on the Panama Canal. The US then abstained, together with Britain and France, on another resolution, which the Security Council went on to adopt, urging States
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      Lock icon Bomb blasts in Morocco
      49 3 OUJDA (Morocco 1 Thurs. Bombs exploded last night In a municipal office building, the school district office and the local court causing slight dtniage but no injuries, it was reported today. The bombings follow reports that "subversive elements" from Libya had Infiltrated into Mjrocco. AP.
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      Lock icon $40,950 for VIP car
      42 3 CANBERRA. Thurs A 1964 Bent ley car used by five Australian Prime Ministers was auctioned to an unnamed buyer for Asl 1.200 ($40,950) here today. But the auctioneer would not guarantee the 90.000 miles nn the clock. Reuter
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      Aussie aid
      24 3 CANBERRA. Thurs—Australia will give A 5250.000 ($881,250) aid towards the maintenance and expansion of Karachi's water supply it was announced yesterday —UPl.
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      10,000 SEE RAPIST DIE BY FIRING SQUAD
      104 3 SAN SALVADOR, Thurs.— Ten thousand people today watched the public execution of the convicted lapist of a 10-year-old girl. The man clutched a Bible up to the last moment. Emilio Aguilar Orellana, who ha.i been sentenced to death for his crime, wept when
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      139 3 BUTTER FESTIVAL Pure Creamery 227g 75 CORN OIL lam soon 4i ib 4.95 HONEY SAW USA Orange Blossom 454| 3.05 POWDERED MILK farm Holland uom sib 7.85 SOUP CAMBPELL'S USA Cof Mushroom 101 0Z 62 TOMATO KETCHUP kagome Bonie 64 ORANGE JUICE kokshi i.« 3 for 65 INSTANT DRINKS tang
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      Lock icon US will press experts to speed up monetary reforms
      383 4 Washington, Thurs THK United States is to press for a speed-up of monetary reforms a I a two-day meeting opening here today to discuss an overhaul of the international currency system. 'Monetary sources here gave notice of US intentions as world
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      Lock icon $12 mil job for Aussie firm
      54 4 SYDNEY. Thurs.— An Australian company. Letghton Contractors Pty. Ltd.. has won a contract to build a $4.3 million (about $12 million i bridge in Taiwan It is the first major contract for an Australian company since diplomatic relations were severed between Australia and Taiwan
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        31 4 WASHINGTON: Thurs. The Soviet Union has successfully tested an improved intercontinental ballistic missile, carrying its own computer, which might be accurate enough to pinpoint American missile sites, informed sources said today.
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        30 4 LONDON: Rescue workers today started drilling a hole in a desperate effort to pump air to seven men trapped hundreds of feet underground in a flooded soal mine near Wakefleld.
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        40 4 TOKYO: Sir enneth Keith, chairman of Rolls-Royce, said the Chinese market for aircraft engines had great potentiality, although it is relatively slow to develop at present. It is "a market which we wish to hang on and develop." he said.
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        68 4 LONDON Siuar prices in the European Economic Community could be kept down if the EEC discouraged European beet sugar production and allowed more cane sugar into the community. The president of Britain's largest sugar company, Sir lan Lvle, sneaking at the annual general meeting of Tate and Lyle Ltd.. said
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        27 4 SAIGON: s.i- > racecourse. closed down since the Communist Easter offensive last year, has been given permission to reopen and will stage Its next meeting on April 1
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        32 4 TOKYO: Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka hinted that Japan might be prepared to consider declaring four northern Pacific islands, now held by the Soviet Union, an unarmed zone after their return to Japan.
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        43 4 VATICAN CITY Work men began Installing a bullet-proof glass screen in front of Michelangelo's statue of La Pieta in St. Peter's Basilica. Once the screen has been put in place, the statue damaged last May will again be open to public view. Agencies.
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      Prison guards freed after governor gives in
      119 4 Prison guards freed after governor gives in NEW YORK, Thurs RKBFLLIOU! i inmates f at the West Virginia State Penitentiary in Moundsville yesterday released five guards they had held hostage for more than 24 hours after state officials acceded to most of their demands. State Governor Arch Moore, announced that
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      LONDON PHIL GETS BIG SHANGHAI WELCOME
      187 4 PEKING. Thurs. Applauding crowds lined the streets of Shanghai to give a tumultuous welcome to the London Philharmonic Orchestra on its arrival to give two concerts. China's leading film actress and prima ballerina. Miss Shin Chungchin, welcomed members of the first Western orchestra to
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      201 4 NZ and Russia pledge closer trade links AUCKLAND, Thursday QLOSER trade links in future between New Zealand and the Soviet Union were announced here tonight at the end of a three-da} visit by Russia's Minister of Foreign Trade. Mr. Nikolai Patolichev. A joint communique issued just before Mr. Patolichev's departure,
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      Lock icon Three killed in plane crash
      60 4 PARMA (Italy), Thurs— The pilot and two passengers were killed when a smgle-enginfi plane crashed on Italy's mam north-south motorway the Autostrada del Sole— just north of. here. The plane, a Cessna 172. which had just taken off from here, hit the central reservation of
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      Lock icon Two die in sea mishap
      61 4 BRISBANE. Thurs. Two women lost their lives yesterday whtn a 16 ft cabin cruiser was overturned by a wave at Caloundra, 60 miles north of I here. They were identified as Sara Frith. 21, a BOAC stewardess and Linda Randall. 24. ihe wile of a
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      Lock icon $245,000 for a tiny drawing
      47 4 LONDON. Thurs— A Loud art dealer today paid £37.80 $245.000 for a tiny drawing b Ooya. a world record for a dra« ing by the Spanish artuM The drawing of a mink. andr.ynviu.sly at ChriMic auction hou.s<> rrifaMi! by 5 :mhe\ UPI.
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    Singapore troupe for charity show in Hongkong
    261 5  - Singapore troupe for charity show in Hongkong NANCY BYRAMJI By lIONGKONG, Thurs. Singaporeans will stage a charity show here in June for the Hongkong Community Chest. A Singapore spokesman in Hongkong said this morning: 'The purpose of the show Is to raise funds for charity here as a token gesture
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    Chopper man remanded
    38 5 A LABOURER. who was arrested for carrying a chopper on March 6 at the junction of Ansoi. and Keppel Road ■derecl to be remanded at Woodbridge Hospital. The case will be mentioned on April 5.
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    Charity show
    34 5 THE Jurong Town community centre building committee will hold a Far East Top Ten Artistes charity show at the National Theatre from June 8 to 10 to raise funds for the centre.
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    SMA chief calls for action on sub-quality imported goods
    260 5 SMA chief calls for action on sub-quality imported goods THE chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, Mr. L i m Hong Keat has said the time had now come to pay more attention to the quality of imported goods He said it was no idle claim that the quality of
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    Youth 'affected' by film jumped to his death
    132 5 A CORONER yesterday heard that a youth became mentally depressed after seeing a ".snake girl" movie two years ago. Tan Soh Slong. 19. absconded from Woodbrldge Hospital on Feb. 25 and jumped to his death from Selegie House the same day. His
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    Lock icon Decision soon on 'bridge to China': Ismail
    536 5 Decision soon on 'bridge to China': Ismail WELLINGTON, Thursday MALAYSIA'S Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Dr. Ismail, said today his country and other South-east Asian nations will soon have to decide whether to ''build bridges" and open contacts with China or persist with past postures. •The smaller countries of South-east Asia
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    POLLUTION CONTROL TEAM FROM U.S.
    100 5 POLLUTION CONTROL TEAM FROM U.S. A NINE-MEMBER pollution control trade mission from the U.S. arrived last night for a five-day visit. The group, headed by Mr Michael Donohue. Depu t y Director (Special Activities). Office of International Marketing. US Department of Commerce. Is on a three-country tour to study products
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    Aussie band
    21 5 THE Australian Army Band will perform at the Macßltchie Reservoir Park on Sunday from 530 p.m. to 630 p.m.
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    'Wireman' and $15,000 in rings missing
    141 5 'Wireman' and $15,000 in rings missing ARET'RED executive officer. Mr. Terrance M.C. Warman. 72. yester- I day reported the loss of three diamond rings worth $15,000 from his Walshe i Road home. He told police that a man came to his house at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday "under the pretext
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    Toto winning numbers
    36 5 THE numbers picked in yesterday's Toto draw No. 22.73 were 19. 11. 9. 8 and 29 The additional number was 37. In the circles draw the numbers drawn were 25. 20 and 30.
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    Rubber board to — deal direct with its consumers
    282 6 Rubber board to deal direct with its consumers KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian Rubber Development Corporation (MRDC) is to deal directly with consumer countries so that it will know exactly what they require. A spokesman of the corporation said MRDC will station .its own men in various cities to carry
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    PSA society officials
    40 6 MR. Henry Paul has been elected chairman of the PSA Employees Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Other officials include: Mr. M. Joseph Edward (secretary). Mr. Ram Kawal Rai (treasurer) and Mr Syed Mohamed A. Alhadad (assistant secretary).
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    New seamen
    33 6 ENCIK Mohamed Yusope B. Wanjor. general secretary of the Singapore Maritime Officers Union will present graduation ceitlflcates to 40 trainee* of Uie training ship Singapore on board tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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    Flower-making
    21 6 A PUBLIC artificial flowermaking demonstration will be held at Isetan In Havelock Road today from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Fong: Govt to use all means to fight inflation
    414 6 T*HK Government is "acutely conscious" of the fact that the cost of living has gone up and will employ every means to ride over this rising storm, the Parliamentary Secretary i Labour). Mr. Fong Sip Chee, said yes teraay. He said
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    PSA dredging at Sister Shoal
    35 6 THE PSA has reminded all mariners that dredging operations at Sisters Shoal are still in progress and vessels should proceed a' the slowest speed while approaching or passing this area
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    Labourer slashed to death by 10-man gang
    224 6 Labourer slashed to death by 10--man gang AN odd-job labourer was slashed to death by a ni-man cane in Jalan llu Sembawanr on Wednesday night Police said Toh Bee Hua. 24, of Jalan Mata Ayer, was with a croup of friends at 10.15, when he was attacked. The cane, armed
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    Classroom technique
    41 6 THE Centre for Applied Behavioural Science will conduct an eight-session course on How to improve classroom technique, at its centre in Stevens Road from Aprii 12 from 5.30 p.m. k) 7 p.m. The fee for the cause is $70.
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    Minister's date
    32 6 MINISTER fcr Health and Home Affairs Mi Chua Bian Chin wni officiate at the open house arid exhibition of Beach Road police station on March 30 at 7 p m
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    2 smoky buses
    36 6 UNITED Bus Company wa lined a total of $240 yesterda; (or using two buses which emit ted excessive smoke aloni Dunearn and Lornie Roads oi April 24 last year. The compan: pleaded guilty.
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    Ganja: $400 fine
    31 6 LABOURER Zal n a 1 bin Mahat. 18. was fined $400 yesterday for having 11 kartoos of ganja in Plymouth Road at 845 pm. on Feb. 19. I
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    Helmets deadline in Malaysia extended
    144 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Communications Minister Tan Sri Sardon has deferred the enforcement deadline for compulsory use of crash helmets by motorcyclists. Originally, the law was to have come into force on April 1. Tan Sri Sardon said yesterday: "In view of the many requests and
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      41 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl J^T^ IIU I VISITORS WWAT'S WRON& WITH MY ME HAD A RELAPSE 1 I PAL, ELMEk FUPPT I AFTER ME <^AW vi« J—l THOUSHT HE WAS REAPY BILL 1 L/*A T'&O HOME y I J £N
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    20 hurt in lorry, school bus crash
    199 7 20 hurt in lorry, school bus crash TWENTY people 18 of them pupils were injured when n lorry NV as involved in an accident with a stationary bus carrying schoolchildren at the third mile Dunearn Road on Wednesday. Three of the the lorry driver, his attendant and a pupil were
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    Baharuddin boy wins contest
    56 7 PATRICK Ng Chee Ann. a student of Baharuddln Vocational School has won the first prize of S3OO for his winning design in the Singapore Slipway and Engineering Co. logo contest. Pr trick will receive his prize from the Permanent Secretary .Foreign Affairs), Mi. G.E. Bogaars. at
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    Ganja hidden in car: Nine months jail
    88 7 Ganja hidden in car: Nine months jail JAGDESH Singh, 23, was Jailed for nine months yesterday for having 600 kar- toos of Indian hemp at Woodlands Customs checkpoin on Jan. 17. The hemp was found In his car under a front panel and In a secret compartment. He had driven
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    Publisher here
    24 7 MRS. Katharine Graham, president of the Washington Post Company, which also owns Newsweek, flew in here last night for a three-day visit.
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    Man with obscene film fined $300
    142 7 Man with obscene film fined $300 rH)UR reels of film were yesterday found to be obscene after they were screened in a magistrate's chambers at the trial of Teo Sim Urn. And Teo, 24, of Lorong Jodoh, was found guilty of having them in Farrer Road on Feb. 14. He
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    Camp-in by Jaycees
    40 7 THE Singapore Jaycee 3 will hold a training camp-in at the China Sea Beach Hotel at Nlcoll Drive this weekend. The camp Is aimed at orientating new members In project management, chairmanship, parliamentary procedures and .speed -reading.
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    Thieves Carnival —good night out for family
    204 7 Thieves Carnival good night out for family T'HIEVEB Carnival by Jean A Anouilh as produced by Valeric Pearson for the Stage Club proved an interesting "family night" performance. General pace and performance, however, could do with the sparkle and sophistication usually associated with an Anouilh play. The actors appeared un-der-rehearsed
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    Rotarians for London on six-week visit
    217 7 A TEAM of five profesicnal men will leave for London today for a sixweek visit of Rotary Clubs there "under this year's group study exchange programme of Rotary Club District 330." They are: Mr. Wat Kum Chin, a senior instructor of civil engineering building
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      SCHOOLGIRL WHO WAS STRUCK DUMB AT A FORUM
      473 8  -  MASIE KWEE IJI I AM a Pre-U Two studrnt from a wellknown school in Singapore. I feel very disheartened about a certain event that had happened last week and I sincerely hope you will be able to help me. W*, had a
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      Parents who have no time for their children
      500 8 THOSE PANGS OF TEENAGE LIFE fH IS LETTER typifies the pang of growing up ;is suffered by one lonely teenager. A schoolgirl, deprived of the joys that go with family life, and of proper guidance either from elders at home or at
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      231 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Politician right to see eric--1 Having to dine out after the at r^ r n^. ?>" p. rt crm.n M went to bed endU 5 Left nian at rate (6) ls Run wty from ro v'u wlth F.th.T"ga 'Zni record but us iV W th«
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    CJ questions the propriety of language used by the Law Society
    1078 9  - CJ questions the propriety of language used by the Law Society T.F. HWANG By JUDGMENT Ins been reserved in ;i 'show cause* 1 action ;ig;iinst former Solicitor-Gene-ral Mr. Francis T. Seow, following disciplinary proceed ings ;ig;iinsl him as a practising lawyer by tlif Law Society. The Chief Justice, Mr. Wee
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    'Steps taken by Seow to withdraw letter manifestly inadequate'
    228 9 'Steps taken by Seow to withdraw letter manifestly inadequate' Mr. Thean said it was significant that while the police were in Mr. Scow's office for two hours, Mr. Scow did not cause any search to be made in respect of wanted files but instead engaged the police In discussions on
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    Out soon—new stamps of S'pore landmarks
    187 9 Out soon new stamps of S'pore landmarks A SET of four commemorative postage stamps of Singapore landmarks will be issued on April 29. The designer is Mr. Han Kuan Cheng. The series is in denomina- tions of 15 cents, 35 cents, I 50 cents and $1. Landmarks featured are the
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    Norwegian firm
    34 9 THE Norwegian Ambassador here. Mr. Oyvind Scott-Hansen will open O. Mustad and Son Pte. Ltd. a firm manufacturing Key Brand fish hooks— at Kian Teck Road. Jurong Town, today at 330 p.m
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    MP's date
    27 9 MR. N. Govindasamv. MP for Telok BlanKah. will officiate at a big walk organised by the Nelson Road community centre on Sunday at 8 a.m.
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    Flat-owners association officials
    77 9 Flat-owners association officials MH. Steven Tan has been elected president of the Tanjong Rhu Housing Estate Flat-Owners Association. Other ofAculs are: Vice president. Mr. Chin Swee Thian: secretary. Mr. Tan Peng Huang: asst secretaries Mr Wong Loke Meng and Gum Ching Sew. treasurer. Mr. Yap Sow Kcon, asst. treasurer. Mr
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    French PM's wife here
    43 9 MRS P Messmer. wife of the French Prime Minister, arrived In Singapore yesterday (or a two-day unofficial vu>it. She is on her way to New Caledonia and. during her stay here, she is the guest of the Singapore Government.
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    Woman kept illegal migrant as maid
    71 9 HOISEWIFE Loh Ah Ho. 42. was fined S4OO by a magistrate's court for employing an Indonesian illegal immigrant as her maid for three months. She pleaded guilt v yesterday to employing Mi- sijah Archo. 28. at her house in Frankel Avenue from December last
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    Chinese-Y art courses
    33 9 Chinese-Y art courses THE Chinese YMCA will hold three 10-ses&U'n art KMtM mr bOßinni..- intermediate and ore-advanced levels from April 7. Mr. Richard T.iy will conduct the cour.sf al the associations Tanglin centre.
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    Businessman killed and two hitchhikers hurt in crash
    232 10 Businessman killed and two hitchhikers hurt in crash TPOH, Thurs. An Australian businessman Mr. Keith W. Kraetzer was killed and two hitchhikers injured when a car and a lorry collided at Gopeng, 12 miles from here today. Mr. Kraetzer. 38, was sales manager of the Light Fittings Contract Division of
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    Swissair's new S'pore-Zurich route
    100 10 Swissair's new S'poreZurich route SW ISS A I K will introduce a new route from Singapore to Zurich via Vienna from April 2. And an evening flight will replace the usual morning service to Europe on Mondays. These two changes to mark the airline's fourth year of operations in Singapore
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    SHORTAGE OF TOURISTS AT LONGHOUSES
    126 10 SHORTAGE OF TOURISTS AT LONGHOUSES THE once popular longhouses in Sarawak are now growing short of tourists. And the Ibans there are hopefully waiting for them to "pop" in for a visit. To help them Mr. Johnny Sim Peck Chong. head of Kuching Travel Agency, is here with his assistants
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    Officials of the SIPM
    49 10 MR GOH Sin Tub has been re-elected president of the Singapore Institute of Personnel Management. Other officials are: Vice-pre-sident. Tan Kirn Chuan and Anthony S.C. Teo; secretary. Mr. Milce Gome- treasurer. Mi>a Hilary Tan; assistant secretary. Mr Eric Lee. and h.hm.stant treasurer. Mrs. Hedy Ng.
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    Newsmen's visit
    17 10 A GROUP of Pakistani Journalists visited Times House yesterday to observe editorial and printing work.
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    Witness: We got out of basement with a torch
    572 10 'BLACKOUT AND ALL BECAME DARK' AN air-condition plant mechanic told the Robinsons Fire Commission of [nqyiry yesterday thai lie ;iii(l another so iv jc c man managed to gel out of Robinsons store basement with the help of a torchlight on
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    MAN SLAIN AS HE CHATS WITH GIRLFRIEND
    270 10 MAN SLAIN AS HE CHATS WITH GIRLFRIEND JOHOR BARU, Thurs. Audit clerk Chew Leong Hwa. 25, was stabbed to death as he was chatting with his girlfriend outside her Jalan Datuk Jaafar home in Larkin last night. At about 9.15 p.m. two youths went up to the couple and. without
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    $1,300 fine
    18 10 GOLDEN Wheel Tra: Company was fined a to' $1,300 on 10 -.ummons chi June and November
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    Ready soon-a $12 mil S'pore-built barge
    119 10 Ready soon- a $12 mil S'pore-built barge A $12 MILLION Sin Ra f* pore-built drilling bane will be delivered to an American oil company later this month for offshore drilling in Indonesian waters. The barge is said to be the first of its kind to be built m South-east Asia
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      L-bomb parcel NOT from this firm
      233 11 L-bomb parcel NOT from this firm WE ACT for C.R. Dasaratha Raj Pte. Ltd. of No. 126 Race Course Road, and are Instructed to refer you to the report about the bomb incident in the office of Wallem Shipping (S) Pte. Ltd. (ST.. March 22). We wish to point out
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      133 11 I READ with horror the news item headlined "Peon's hand blown off letter bomb outrage" (S.T., March 22). This outrage will make many people dealing with receiving and unpacking parcels and letters think twice before attempting to open "suspicious looking" letters and parcels. Parcels arriving from all parts of the
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      Where there are more spills than thrills at Singapore Grand Prix
      356 11 Where there are more spills than thrills at Singapore Grand Prix HIGH TIME SPORE HAS A PROPER TRACK |T won't be long before television and radio will again try to persuade Singaporeans to spend the weekend at one of the Republic's major sporting events of the year the Singapore (hand
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      96 11 I REFER to Prof. Karunakaran's article (St. March 20). It seems he has taken a complacent view with regard to regionalism in India. Regionalism like rell- gious fanaticism is evil. India had to pay considerably In the past because of the latter. She will have to face tremendous odds In
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      105 11 It Is true none of the political parties and regional groups demands secession now. But what guaranties are there in the present political framework of India that they (the parties) will not be demanding full freedom of action for their respective states from the Central Government? The Marxists In Kerala
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      178 11 I SYMPATHISE with •Householder" (S.T.. March 15) whose heart breaks when she sees obstinate and illiterate servants wasting water daily. She could not manage to g^t her amah to save water by washing clothes In a washbasin because I suppose her amah a "seelng-ls-believing" type —did not believe that It
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      107 11 MANY parents will agree with me that school children are risking their lives when crossing Jalan Eunos and Jalan Daud because a man who used to help children crossing the road is no more there. This man has been missing since March 5 and up to-date there is no replacement.
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      106 11 rpHE Parks and Trees A Department is doing a commendable job in regularly clearing weeds that grow at the foot of trees planted along sidewalks in Capital Park. However, it is noticed that trees with cover crops planted underneath are not receiving sufficient attention during these visits by staff of
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      52 11 I HAVE noticed that buses stationed in Paya Lebar Airport do not show any sign as to which bus will leave first. As a result passengers often get puzzled running here and there. Often they end up taking the wrong bus. Will the authorities please look Into the matter? BASHEER,
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      Driver spare that tree or you may wind up with a fine
      148 11 Driver spare that tree or you may wind up with a fine T REFER to the letter 1 by "GTP" who received a letter from the Traffic Police when his car broke down at a roundabout (S.T., Feb. 12). Procedures adopted by the Reports Section, Traffic Police serve to reduce
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      149 11 WK REFER to the enquiry by "YSC" regarding his piece of land which has been acquired by the Port of Singapore Authority (ST.. March 13). If the writer's land has been acquired, then he has to produce documentary evidence to substantiate the acquisition In order that we may assess whether
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      197 11 I REFER to the letter by "Honest Joe" (S.T.. March 13) on the subject of adequate notice to property owners concerning payment of tax. Property tax Is payable half-yearly In advance and without demand. During the first month of the half-year period, radio. television and press announcements are. apart from
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      53 11 WE REFER to the request by "Worried Residents" for an overhead bridge or zebra line near the entrance to Eng Aun Park Estate in Jalan Novena Bar at (ST.. March 10). The feasibility of the request is being looked Into by the authorities. YEONG KIM KEE. Public Relations Officer. Ministry
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    Course on drugs
    52 12 THE University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will start a 13--ltcture course on "What you should know about drugs from April 2 at 7.30 p.m. The course. which will be open to the public, will be conducted by a team of lecturers from the university's Department
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    V's Men's talk
    33 12 JOURNALIST Mr Alex Josey will speak on "How Serious Is the Sino-Russlan Quarrel at the International Ys Men's Club of Singapore lunch meeting at Hotel Equatorial, tomorrow at 1.30 p.m.
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    Man fined $40
    25 12 SHOP aultttnt Ang Boon Seng. 41. was fined 140 yesterday (or being In an opium den in Boon Tat Street on Wednea-
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    Sia hits out at poor response by firms
    587 12  -  EVELYN NG HOME APPLIANCES SAFETY DRIVE By TUINISTKH of State (Labour), Mr. Shi Kah Hui, lias deplored the lack of response from manufacturers of home appliances in the Home Safety Campaign which begins tomorrow. Mr. Sia. who is also chairman of the
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    Refinery on Pulau Bukom will be Shell's largest
    191 12 Refinery on Pulau Bukom will be Shell's largest THE Shell complex on 1 Pulau Bukom will be the largest of the group's refineries in the world when work on its fifth $75 million refinery is completed this year. "The complex will also be the largest in Asia, based on crude
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    80 dogs from abroad for dog show
    87 12 AT least 80 dogs from abroad will take part In the second championship show to be staged by the SlngaDore Kennel Club at the PSA Recreation Ctub, Bukit Chermin o n April In all there will be 171 entries made up of 29
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    Dr. Lee is old boys' adviser
    59 12 THE Education Minister. Dr. Lee Chlaw Menu has been elected adviser to the Catholic High Schoool Old Boys Association. Other official* are: President. Mr Chan Chee Seng (Parliamentary Sectary. Social Affairs); vice president. Dr. Wang H»a Kuan; treasurer. Mr. Ho Mum: secretary Mr. So
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    KIDNAP OF TYCOON'S SON: SIX MEN HELD
    150 12 pOLICE have ar- rested six suspects in connection with the recent kidnap of a Hongkong tycoon's son. Kon Kian Wah. 13. They have also recovered $3,200 of the $120,000 ransom money. The money was in $5. $10 and $50 denominations. Police said the
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    Annual meeting
    26 12 THE Supervisory and M ment Training Associu'. Singapore will hold Its annual meeting at the Singapore Professional Centre in Outram Park on March 30.
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    Lock icon Tunku to quit Islamic Conference post
    148 12 BEIRUT. Thurs. Tunku Abdul Rahman, secretary of the Islamic Conference, confirmed here today that he had requested retirement from the post for personal reasons. He said he had made the request to Islamic foreign ministers for consideration at the conference opening in Benghazi. Libya,
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    Management
    37 12 THE Business Administration I Society of the University of Singapore will hold a seminar on "Management and Manage- ment Education for the 70s" j at the National Youth Leaderi ship Training Institute today at 9.30 am
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      321 13 RESTAURANT enchanting Jeast Come to Cuscaden Room Restaurant. A rendezvous for those who insist on superb cuisine with intimate, elegant surroundings. Restful and romantic. Designed for cosy evenings when three's definitely a crowd. And other evenings when you want to share the good life with good friends. Service is attentive
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      172 13 W APOUOTRIO Y^ II invifes you to take a II jj\ musical frip dosNn lh W memory lane, v! While you enjoy your 11 favourite drink, THE APOLLO TRIO If A% will entertain you to a Ml. nostalgic repertoire of music ilk that's reminiscent of Jim \\^S. the good old
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  • The Straits Times FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1973
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      MENDING FENCES
      431 14 IN the age of (almost) detente a sneeze in Peking is enough to stir the columnists, authors and desk officers in world capitals. Egyptian editor Mr. Mohamed Heikal's princely reception in Peking set off speculation about Chinese intentions in the Middle East; Gen. Fu Tso-yi's suggestion that compatriots
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      A COWARDLY OUTRAGE
      132 14 THE Battery Road letter bomb outrage was cruel, cowardly and could be ominous. The criminally-minded are notoriously imitative. Unless the persons responsible for Wednesday's disaster are detected and swiftly brought to justice, violence-by-post could spread. Letter bombs are a Middle East specialty they have been used by
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    Lock icon Cable cars will ease HK traffic...
    431 14  -  JOSE KATIGBAK By •DOUYED by the res- ponse to its proposed underground railway project, Hongkong has decided to embark on another milestone In its development with the construction of a suspended cable car system. After giving Its official approval for the ambitious railway project
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    Suharto puts the accent onGNP
    1818 14  - Suharto puts the accent onGNP CHEONG YIP SENG SLOGANS OF REVOLUTION NO LONGER HEARD IN INDONESIA By JAKARTA 4 We want to see no children without an opportunity to enjoy education. We want to see everybody have a job with proper income. We want too see every family own a
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      8 14 olivette AUDITRONIQ 730 the (accounting ond invoicing system
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      98 14 TIME RECORDER *It MODEL 7000 f^b STOP TIME LEAKS! Vi\ GET MORE PROFIT SOLVE PAYROLL PROBLEMS m 1 EASY HANDLING Ik .TROUBLE FREE M Sole Agents Business Time Equipment Pte Ltd. 475. 810ck 30.0utram Park Singapore 3 T«l *****2 *****6 ANNOUNCEMENT I The High Street establishment of B.P.deSilvaPte.Ltd. will be
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    Police 'spy' patrol system pays off
    258 15 Police 'spy' patrol system pays off A TEAM policing patrol helped to arrest a three-man gang and selxe a loaded revolver after "spying" on their movements along Orchard Road on Wednesday. The men. all wanted for a spate of hpusebreakings and robberies in the area, surrendered when police officers left
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    Port men fined for fighting
    39 15 WONG Kwai Hoong. 24. and Oe Boon Poh. 23. were each fined »50 yesterday for fighting at Keppel Road opposite PSA's Gate 5 on Jan. 21. Both of them, employed by PSA. pleaded guilty.
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    Watch your tap !
    24 15 Watch your tap WATER consumption on Tuesday was 111.1 million gallons, (508,000 cubic metres), 4.9 million Kallons (22.000 cubic metres) less than on Monday.
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    Raja on vital role S-E Asia can play
    485 15  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS 'IF REGIONALISM CAN GATHER STRENGTH... I By 1 gOLTH-KAST Asia can play an important role in the 21st century world if it sustains and strengthens its trend towards regionalism, the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. HajaratnaiiL said last night. He said
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    DID YOU SEE THESE 2 FATAL ACCIDENTS?
    117 15 DID YOU SEE THESE 2 FATAL ACCIDENTS? POLICE yesterday appealed for eye-witnesses to two traffic accidents In which two pedestrians were kUled. In the first mishap on Monday, pedestrians Wong Yoke Leong, 63, .and Ng Cheng Hwee, 16, were injured when they were involved in an accident with a taxi
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    Soviet tourists due tomorrow
    38 15 THE Soviet cruise ship ss Rusn will sail into Singapore tomorrow with 600 t During their three-day visit. they will tour Jurnng industrial esla'e. the Bird Park. Botanic Gardens and other piaces of interest.
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      895 15 4.15 Judra Kugiran Penstewa 15j E jth G j Tjon 450 Programme Summary S.M News 4.15 Days of Our Lives IMS J n cr n« c L UCy mt S N 2SF R^ S-- ky D P ,M 5 !5 B-WSI o, o,r, I.'" Chahaya U W e.hXort S IS
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    1,500-year old jade among collector's items
    163 16 1,500-year old jade among collector's items IPOH, Thurs.— A piece of jade, believed to be 1,500 years old, has been found among the items of a collector here. The dark-green jade is about the size of a palm and ln the shape of a bell. Inscribed on It are the
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    Buried alive—he came back to tell story
    297 16 Buried alive— he came back to tell story TEN MINUTES OF DARKNESS AND TERROR LABOURER, buried four feet beneath a mass of earth yesterday when a 10ft deep trench caved in, was rescued unscathed by his workmates. Luck to be alive Leow Sim Kirn, 30, recalled the ten terrifying minutes
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    Couple held up in parked car
    154 16 THREE youths held up a couple at dagger-point and robbed them of gold chains worth $130 in North Buona Vista Road, a district court heard yes- terday. 00l Kang Seng. 22. Toh Joo Ee. 17. and Goh Hua Seng. 21. later escaped ln a
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    Ships advised to stay clear
    63 16 THE port Masters Department of the PSA has announced that subsoil investigations between the East Lagoon and Inner Roads are underway and will last for three months. Mariners are advised to give the drilling barge and work boat a wide berth and to proceed at
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    YMCA Malay classes
    31 16 THE YMCA Orchard Road will conduct Malay classes for Standard I and II examinations from April 9. It will also hold another class for beginners from April 14
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    215 16 A HOUSEWIFE, who was six weeks pregnant, died of incomplete abortion 24 hours after admission to Kandang Kerbau Hospital, a coroner heard yesterday. Pang Kia Ngoh. 44, was very ill when she was brought in by a relative. Teo Ah Mol.
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    122 16 VC men jailed for missing training courses TWO Vigilante Corps men were each jailed for three months yesterday for missing part-time national service training sessions without permission lor more than two years. Yeo Boh See. 22 of Kirn Tian Road, absented himself from post basic and civil defence training at
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    Hotel sues chemical company and salesman for $95,000
    561 16 Hotel sues chemical company and salesman for $95,000 PENANG, Thur» A SINGAPORE chemical company and one of its salesmen was today sued by the owner of Hotel Ambassador here for over $95,500 in damages and loss of business. The hotel claimed that the negligence of National Chemseirch Corporation (SEA i
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    JAPAN'S $1 MIL ORDER
    39 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Ttaurs. Japan is to buy $1 million worth of Malaysian textiles and pewttrware following the successful Made-in-Malaysia Exhibition held in Tokyo recently, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister, Encik Musa Hitam, announced here today
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      152 16 WOULD YOU BELIEVE '^l L 'SAM VczJlM s M. yW A Introducing the Ricomac Grand totals. Automatic IOOOP-a remarkable new electronic decimals. And much more. If that's printing calculator at only $499 not enough, we have Ricomac 1010 P. I 10 °0P adds, subtracts, multiplies, It has some important additional
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  • OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE POSB HEADQUARTERS BUILDING Supplement
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      450 17  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS —By THE MINISTER for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will open the Post Office Savings Bank Headquarters in Middle Road today. The headquarters has been extensively renovated, modernised and fully air-condi-tioned, and now has 1G counter positions to serve its depositor^ Depositors'
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      491 17 POSB offers $30,375 in scholarships, prizes to schools I IKE all other national campaigns, the POSB'I drive to promote and encourage thrift among Singaporeans has also been directed at the young since 1969. The schools have been the starting place for the POSB to inculcate the habit of savings. A
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      242 17 MESSAGE from Mr. Tan Chok Kian, chairman. Post Office Savings Bank of Singapore rIE opening of our newlyrenovated Headquarters Building at Middle Road marks yet another milestone in the growth and progress of the Post office Savings Bank since becoming an independent
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      364 17 MESSAGE jrom the Minister for Communications. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin' IT fivrs m« Ktr.it pleaMi'r J to lend Ibis mr>satr on the oroiion of the opening of ttar new HradqliarUrs Buildint of th. Post Office Savings Bank ol Singapurr today. It is only tilting
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      POSB BEGAN 96 YEARS AGO WITH $19,000
      689 18 THE Directors of Post Office Savings Bank are: Mr. Tan Chok Kian, Chairman of the POSB. is the Permanent Secretary (Budget) in the Ministry of Finance. He Is also Chairman of the Discount Company of Singapore Ltd and Chairman of ACMA Electrical Industries
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      KEY TO POSB BRANCHES
      395 19 LIST OF POSB BRANCHES: 1 ALEXANDRA: no, Alexandra Ro*d Singapore 3; 2 Buklt Panj.ng: Chua Chu V; ms B 'nB«Pore 23; 3 Buklt Tlmah: Upper Buklt Tlmah Road. 7W m a Singapore 21: Changl: Upper Changl Road, 14 ms., Singapore 17; 6 Chin Swee 29. Block
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      1,415 prizes for lucky depositors
      338 19 IN ORDER to interest and encourage our adult depositors to save with POSB, a novel incentive was introduced by the Bank in 1969 whereby depositors could participate in a Lucky Draw and qualify for free tickets to win attractive cash and gift prizes. An unusual
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      ONE BIG HELP TO HOLIDAY MAKERS
      499 20 ONE BIG HELP TO HOLIDAY MAKERS Q\E of the many advan tapes in saving with the POSB :s that a depositor who travels to any of the States in West Malaysia has the convenient facility of being able to withdraw on demand $400 from any Post Office once in every
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      35 20 MEMBERS of the public being attended to promptly and efficiently at the savings* counters at POSB headquarters in Middle Road. Similar personalised attention can also be expected at all POSB branches.
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      74 20 Year 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Depositors 252,033 260,392 278,549 447,445 508,933 544,775 622,714 Increase 8,359 or 3 18.157 or 7', 168,896 or 61 61,488 or 14" 45,842 or 9 77,939 or 12% Depositors' Balances in million 37.4 37.8 42.6 9 57.7 $72.7 91.2 $125.4
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        60 31 Qantas flies fish to Australia pLSr every day-non stop Qantas flies more tropical fish to Australia than any other airline. Qantas has the skill and exper; to handle such delicate cargo, and deliver it safely, surely, taster. It's the same with all cargo flowers, textiles. whatever you send. Qantas knows
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        502 32 Management Consultant Lowe Bingham Company needs a well qualified and experienced man lor general management consultancy. The ideal candidate will already have had either professional or internal consultancy experience, working with large and medium si/ed client companies. He must be used to working at top management level with tlientfc Assignment
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        625 32 SINGAPORE INSTTTirre OF STANDARDS AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH (A Division of the Economic Development Board) Applications are invited for the following positions at the Singapore Inttitute of Standards and Industrial Research. I) SENIOR OFFICERS/RESEARCH ASSISTANTS Salary Scale (Consolidated) Senior Officer: $900 x ASO-1 1S0/1200 x ASO-1400/ 1450 x ASO-16S0/1700 x ASO-18S0
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        545 32 {ACCOUNTANT A well-established company is looking for a suitably qualified and experienced gja ACCOUNTANT. g& The successful applicant will be a Singa- ££v pore citizen, possess a recognised accounting j£» qualification and should have about 5 years' fg% experience working in commerce or indus»K try. Experience in Electronic Data Process-
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        867 33 Ministry of Foreign Affain, Singapore rcquirts THIRD SECRETARIES, Singapore Overseas Missions Eligibility: Singapore Cit.zons. above 21 yeors of aoe with on Honours Degree preferably with execuC exp.he« T n Know7e^ C o°f O °V indUSt V QI Z PubliC °^t£tion Knowledge or a Fore.gn Language (German, Japanese Vietnamese, etc.) will
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        607 33 Suitable applicants are invited to fill the following posts in an established British manufacturing concern. ACCOUNTANT (MALE) He will be responsible for the financial affairs and administration in one of our subsidiaries. Qualifications: (I) A recognised university degree in Accountancy or those who have just completed final examination in university.
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        62 33 j The Malaysian business scene is reviewed every month in MALAYSIAN BUSINESS Ftr your copy Call *****1 (Suspire tr ***** (Kuala lintir) LEO SHIPPING PTE. LTD. AND OWNERS REPRESENTATIVES MITSUI O.S.K. LINES LTDAND MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BKD. will be moving on Monday, March 26th 1973 to 601/607 SHING KWAN
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        414 33 Singapore polytechnic SCHOOI 01 MDUSTItIAI II iisoi m.V VppUcilkMU nrr irnitril from HiHabh dMNAed rvfv.,. a« Senior InMruclnrv InAruclon in the Maiiirrn.ilics »nd Science I'lvt «ion Qualification* lor roM"- J* B— >Ct Instructor, i.uulil.iirs tfcooM held i (rnrral degrrr in Science, with mathrmttics and hytici M r lajof Mjh cits
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        648 34 AppUcatlOtU are Invited from experienced and qualified candidates for the iollowing positions in this Shipyard. A. ENGINEER QIALIIKVIIONS \M) EXPERIENCE. I) With at least a diploma In Marine or Mechanical or shipbuilding Engineering. II) A minimum ot a years supervisory experience In a reputable shipyard especially in the following nelds:ai
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        516 34 A CAREER IN ACCOUNTANCY For our 1973 intake of articled clerks. Coopeß <!v; Lybrand invites applicants from your* Malaysians who are interested in making accountancy their career. Applicants should have the following minimum qualifications: a university degree a diploma in accountancy (MARA) full hUher school certificate in certain cases, M.C.E.
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        626 34 A large integrated manufacturing company invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for their timber-com-plex operations for the following posts: 1. FOREMEN:- Must have completed Form 111 or its equivalent with minimum 3 years' experience in in a veneer/plywood factory in particular, good knowledge and experience in the rotary peeling
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        801 34 iMaamoL Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. requires an Administration Manas" for Us MjU.nm.ui Operatiuns TMesntm afal lysia Mb. Bhd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary ol the Lundon-UMcd Bnitoh Group. Tricenirol Limited. Oiwp Has 08/gM and mineral interest* in Trinidad. la, the U.S.. Euiopc. Australia. Africa and boulli Aim In addition, the Group has
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        1096 35 I mmmJ^B COITAINt«»IP SEIVICE TO W COIITIMF IRtMEN EXPRESS <■ MMMM Mill "Z J "'I 1 Mi, n i^, Sir iS iS ,5 s* -S Et.isr J| »S »S CIIMAIII{ISHII> SEIVICE FIOM UK CONTINENT m m knn S iSni -S "5 ,15 |S MANSfIELI I Cll. PIE. ITI. lINMPMt. W
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        1090 35 ijf J ill t^ I^^ ■la 1/1 mI «BLUE SEA UNE To U.S.A., East Coast A Gulf Porto f ftn*t •>!."« laa*a« far PicailTMas ir I Mr II lar I Hua.. SawMak P.IIM Apr 1* HW a Mr I IKluaa.lla. l,« *fW. 1 1 sum I My 11 Mar II
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        1026 35 n fiZ3Zit2ZZZ3 ■LOBmUmS ■■•aflCtaiEipreiiJi'tT' Bfß* 1 Mm. iT»V ».n aiiHia iipnu I M, a Mi IB llMllall VIM II li 1 Ml S Ml I Ml I Mr lil.aa Man II M, I Mi I Ma, il M, il Mj •Ull lIT IS Mr II Ml 'I M| II Ml
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        938 35 f INTEROCEAN-E.A.C. am_^aMVSingapore WAMA ftJg** I 23/23 LCL m> 21 .Ml >m» Benelux W Germany ADD (Saarland Rotterdam Nordrhem/ 24 Westfalen Rhemiana Ralz) France fc> Switzerland W Germany (Except areas Hamburg APR »P«c above, 26 Austria ■V Denmark (Jutland Funen) Sweden ADD Norway Gothenburg APR DenmafK <-O (Zealand) Finland ■EN
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        718 35 S.a«aawr» ?***** P. K,U*f 4341. XL *****; Pcnanaj *****. THE BANK LINE LTD. LIAIS Fit I I I AfIICA Him ill HaarU «t tltm v t. -i 1 Mi'ta.l I Kiai.ai'.. >„.*.. a Mat* I I mV, ","l Sr ma im I sttna inici. im uutui ihiu. ntucsai i npia
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        724 36 KAWASAKi KJSEN KAISHA LTD. MWASMI KINUI mSU MISHA LTD. JAPAN. N KONC. SIUITS SftVICF **■>**"> tws l *.T ntp «i«( S.IKIi MIIU ai II »a«JJ .mail Mllll I II H Mir 1 Mr Japan Parsian Gull Sarvtaa i. in *****.1 MUD < M [H JIM Japan Waal Auttralla Unu MunrM
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        829 36 NORD-TRANSPORT (H.K.) LINE in4.a| h, srimr. »niiim, tatinai tai iiimai. S<n|ia«'l P R iaff P|nta| lonHiii iwar r» n n au, Im, in i.i MM* n.t) nia, it aar atasitr ti li iraiaf is Ma. L«MM| tar: I. HIMWI. Ittttaj UM CtPi llml 1 HN»I P. KIM I *****111.11 lk
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        902 36 V i U.K. It'KOPI SIKVICE -LOADING fOULONuoN, HAVM. ROAM, H'iURS. iMMIN "mmm mm V%% >!"*k "Vmlpi «ai»ai tmrarir JltarJMa, It Jl »«r J^tlAjJMiJJj MKVAU FROM NORTH.WBT^IUROPIA^ «>RTS^ANO LONOOi -sssSm> £Tm Si vSx -><* Ti. I! 'HIST 1 HA^.Hor"i l ID »dh. 1 M O d. MIUJi STI»*ITS AUSTRALIA SERVICE a
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        716 36 IMmm MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL _BM SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD W» XX Jh> »an» X.Ha L».al»»r. -H The National SNpping Lin* of Malaysia -J»— EIPttSS SERVICE TO lINNM. LITERffIIL CINTINENT PMTS 'I "I" ■llB'l MUIKf •faa'l lal,i| Hr MMU t»W 1 I t|r 11 II 111 1112 «»r UMM 10 S I'aaal II
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        658 36 An APL maiden T on her way to the Far East By ANTHONY RAMASAMY 1 President Line's first conteinershipv the President Jefferson (above), left San Francisco recently on her maiden voyage to the Far The US$22 million vessel is, sailing to Yokoyama. Kobe. Subic Bay, Manila. Honn Kong, Kaohsiung, Keelung,
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      230 18 Congratulations to Singapore Post Office Savings Bank on the Official Opening of their Headquarters 1973 Mazda 808 coupe All I9U v I [f*^^^ Get the feel of it- Powerful 1300 cc overhead cam engine. Real power, right at your finger-tips. •8 1 HP at 6,200 rpm. Real comfort too. Sporty
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      55 18 THE DISCOUNT COMPANY OF SINGAPORE LTD congratulates THE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK on the official opening of their HEADQUARTERS BUILDING Congrutulations THE POST OFFICE |S| SAVINGS BANK SZSZ on the occasion of M the official opening ZSSZZSZ of their Headquarters El^S aT Middle Road. ZIZZI— from EEEE «JW THE DEVELOPMENT
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      94 19 Congratulations 1 F and Best Wishes to the POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK on the official opening of their a headquarters building M at Middle Road, Singapore-7. Wr We are proud to be entrusted with the interior decoration, supplying of furniture, curtains and carpets. m decor i m FURNITURE WM PTE.
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      37 19 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW HEADQUARTERS AT MIDDLE ROAD, SINGAPORE FROM »-v >»-v f~\ **J V^ \J V> UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LIMITED
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      206 20 Behind the smile \TJ>»» «r i 111 v A»!!^i^^ f s V 1 *^^f** is the practice of prudent banking To have money vhen you need it, can be assistance he requested. So he got a prudent realized by three ways: prudent saving, prudent loan. loan, or both. Safeguarding money
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      139 20 With The Compliments o/ *'w BANOUE NATIONALE DE PARIS <& <^ smGAPORE omct •>► ?> Omwm Union Shopp^ OMttr*. Coilyw Ot«y P.O. BOX 3070. Tttophont: *****1 <$ <C PAID UP CAPITAL FRENCH FRANCS 500.000.000.00 9) X RESERVES FRENCH FRANCS 616.000.000.00 Wholly-otMWd by ttw French Govtmmant with total ttmu arm USSI6
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      875 21 Tenders arc invited from Registered Contractor* of the Jurong Town Corporation for the following projects (A) CONSTRUCTION OF MINOR SEWER FOR STANDARD FACTORIES IN SECTION 40. CHIN BEE AREA. JURONG TOWN ELIGIBILITY: CMI Engineering 1 100,000/" and SHOWROUND: 28°3. e 73 at 10.00 a.m. Meet at Con tracts Office. Design
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      785 21 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that with effect from 16th March 1973, MR. LIM CHENG SIM has ceased to be in our employment and is therefore no longer authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf. NANYANG WEIGHING SCALES CO. No. 283, Outram Road, Singapore, 3. GOVERNMENT
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      712 21 TENDER NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE Tenders will be received up to loon on 6th April 73 at the office >( ihe Director of Bocial Welfare. Ist floor. Havelock Road. Singapore (li. for the supply of the following foodstuffs to residential lomes and Institutions of the Department of Social Welfare
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      1224 21 TKNDI.K NOT1! K TLNDtKS are invited from experienced Contractors lor the SUhPLY k INSTALLATION OF 3 NOS 3CO CFM. 110 PSIO AIR COMPRESORS AND ANCILLARIES at the MOTOROLA MALAYSIAN COMPLEX at Sungei Way Tender d> cumenVs are obtainable fr 1,1 iMH CONSULTING ENOINEERS, 3rd Floor. Lee Wai. Bank BMk 10-14.
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      12 21 The Best People LOOK for the Best Job in the SUNDAY MAIL
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    40 22 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS For natural facelifting. brown patches, acne, all skin condition!, regular facials, postnatal and spotrr.lucmg consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualllied Beauty Specialist and Physlotheraptst with 24 years tropical experience Hotel Singapura. telephone *****3 i S'pore..
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      575 22 fc classified advertisements ml Be»r*>*«rvic* charge $S 00 m Classified Advertisements Tetepnone service HOROSCOPE Every Friday NEW NATION presents a Chines* horoscope that tells your fu'ure bCcordin*; to th* time of your birth This weekly eerles also rrfen to your character and point* rut the KOOd and bad influences that
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      751 22 WANTED TUTOR for Pre-U One Pure and Applied Matha in silat Estate. Spore 3. Box A ***** B.T. 8 pore ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT' BOOKKEEPER A well-established Company seeks Male Singapore Citizens to fill the above positions Immediately Salary offered will be commensurate with qualifications and experience Write with full details tc
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      743 22 LEGAL FIRM requires Receptionist/ Te'ephone Operator, some experience preferable, age 21 and above, write with full particulars to Box A ***** ST Spore. EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE OPERA- TOR TYPIST is required for Immediate employment Fluent English and nice personality essential Age 21 —30 Need only apply to Box s T s
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      712 22 LEADINC WHOLESALER seeks Sales Kepresentativ -s (either »ex) to *el to departmental stores and toirist shops. Apply personally to 45 Arab Street. (Ist Floor) 8 pore. 7 333H44 INTERNATIONAL COMPANY RE QUIRHS SALESMEN to sell MM* new products. Attractive Income with own r«r. Apply to Sales Manager Box A9042S S.T.
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      768 22 PEICUAH DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD. CLERKS OF WORKS for the supervision of PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE on U.K. Parcels 36 37 at Eu Tong .-ien M Ha vi lock Road. Experienced In building works, or sanitary and elcctncvl installations will be of advantage Application forms arc obtainable from the oftice of Paiguan
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      669 22 TRAINEE JUNIOR EXECUTIVES Expanding organisation marketing British products In this reg.on has vacancies for Trainee Junior Field Executive* aged 17-23 In their Singapore office. Phone Blng»pore ***** for interview. Applications are Invited from suitable Singapore cltlxens to fill the following position*: JOB VACANCIES (1) Maintenance Fitter Boiler Atttndint (2) Van
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      869 22 FORD MOTOH COMPANY requires the following rxiiencnced Singapore Citizens who have working rxp. 1 CENERAL SPRAY PAINTERS 2 to 5 years experience 2 SPOT WELOERS All eligible persons coming for interview will have to undergo a trade test U'lorc employment ioffered Apply in ptrien tt FORD MOTOR COMPANY PTE LTD..
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      649 22 RAFFLES PARK DIST 11. Single storey bungalow on elevated Mte with good sue g.rden 3 ledrooms. t-rrace Fully furnish.d hnqnrie.. C Williams Co I"HOUSE FOR RENTAL «.':l 00 p.m at H, Phony Ghaut PTemlun V. lo be paid at I be made for non-acnuisitio-i the government Interested on RIVER VALLEY
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      627 23 f (Cont from Page 22) EXECUTIVE PILOTS require for long term lease:- Detached, semi-detached S/4 or S bedroom*, furniahed unfurnished) Willing to pay good deposits/ advanced rentals Landlords/ landladies please call rtillllp *****4/ *****6 B'pore. AUSTRALIAN SWEDISH OOOD FAMILIES Require Accommodation* Cloae Each Other— FumUhed Unfurnished Ml, 000 Reputable Districts
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      531 23 ALOW PMU.Y FURNISHED 3/4 brlrooms. garage, servant amenltiee »P»clou* 12.122 sq.ft freehold elevated land. Peaceful and oulet residential r ea 6t mile, from aP.O. Just outside district 11 off Thomson Road. Tenancy SI.OOO 00 per month eipirlnc end June I»T4. Genuine buyer*, no broker*. Ring:--*****S or 51J565 Kloe.emar, 0000 BUY
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      949 23 DIST. 2S HILLVIEW ESTATE 2 storey corner semi-detached house on approximately 5.000 sq ft 4 bedrooms, on* servant s room. Enquiries *****4 B' pore. WHAT* YOUR PROBLEM? Buying a bouse, renting an apartment or developing your land. Call a* at ***** 8 pore and see what we can offer. RELINQUISH
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      652 23 DOCTOR URGENTLY REQUIRES •eml-detached/terrac* In Lucky Hills or any good locality Tel: *****/ ***** Spore. HOCK KIM ENTERPRISES PTE. Ltd.. p'aae* consult v* If you have an/ property for sale Tel. Ruby ***** B'pore. WANTED FOR IMMEDIATE BUYER terrace house with baaement In Bennett Terrace. Seller please Tel. *****4 dating;
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      842 23 REQUIRED TO RENT around 1.500 1.000 aq.ft. for light Industry Contact Mr. Wee *****2 8- pore. NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE Limited Tour Km Malaysia Seven Daya BSII6/-. aireonditloned Bus 8*133/ Departure: Every Saturday, Sunday. Monday, Cameron Highland Four Day* B*7o/ Oentlng Highland* Three Days BSTS/-. Penang. K. Lumpur Five Day*
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      711 23 TRAVEL WISELY TRAVEL GBKWBB 1 TAIWAN JAPAN HONCXCNC BANGKOK 15 d ays $1,550/TAIWAN KOREA JAPAN/ HONGKONG BANGKOK 18 days $1,750/--10 days 965/--12 days $1,005/TAIWAN HONCKOKC BANGKOK 12 days $1,050/--14 days $1,125/DEPARTURES:- i*/3. S/4. M/ 3. 31 3/73 All tour, i* Taiwan Inelud* Alishan A Hualisn FOR Kt-RTWER DETAILS CALL GEKWEE
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      803 23 FRIDAY LUNCH SPECIAL at T«n«l>:i Coffee Houir Nul Branl (Muttoni $1 20 /(Chicken) $1 50' Above 5 pack ages delivery free Call 6(609.'. B'pore. ORCHID INN EVER POPfLAK WEEKEND BI'FFET LUNCH ON SATURDAY a SI'NDAY 11. SO AM 300 PM eat all you can fiom our buffet table consisting of
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      586 23 PHYSICAL SCIENCE, PHYSICS, f'nemmtry Secondary 4,3 nth practicals courses approved fc* Cum bndse Examination Group tui'lon witb individual attention. Secondary 2 General Science. Mithematir« including modem. Recal Scboo.. *****9 B' pore RECAL SCHOOL COURSES \a J.n k to CITY A CUILDS OF LONOON full tichnolo^y BUILDERS QUANTITIES sTMEMtf now for
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      576 24 classified +F advertisements >nt. from Page 23) f EX i RIENCED I.IC. offer* tuition In matics i including Modern). 0 Chemistry, Chinese H.B C. i;CF. level Tel *****7. TO PASS YOUR Driving J l*arn through Lumber! s School 10 BalmoraJ Road. MBM/bMHI «L PAPER: Experienced offers tuition for Pre-.-rslty students.
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      401 24 NEW SHIPMENT CERMAN LAMP fiitinrs Just arrived. Very reasonable price. Call at Leong Yew Raillo A Electrical Co. 287. Tanjoug Katou* Road. INVITATION CARDS ANO STATIONERY printing service available Contact Ace Printing Company 136, Blk i: Jalan Batu Tel: '*****4 B'pore JETCOOL PTB LTD. •7. TANGLIN ROAO U42*4 4*4235 *****1
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      791 24 BmJL^bmJjm BJ HOUSING X DEVELOPMENT BOARD. Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the following (1) ERECTION Si COMPLETION of Two Blocks ol 12-Storey 3-Room Improved Flats. One Block of 12Storey 4-Room Flats (Total 506 Unitsi. Hawkers. Stalls. Single Storey Market and One Electrical Substation at Telok
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      716 24 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 444 of 1972. Between United Malayan Banking Corporation Berhad Plaintiffs And 1 MM. Hidayathullah s/o Mohamed Mohideen Alim Sahib 2Mb Abdul Razak s/o Mohamed Mohideen Alim Sahib uormerly trading together as M.M.H. Sahib) NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: MM Hidayathullah
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      Lock icon Ajax, Real enter s-finals
      624 25 Ajax, Real enter s-finals JJOI DERS Ajax Amsterdam (Holland) and Spain's Real Madrid, six times champions, both qualified for the semi-finals of the European Cup last night. Ajax completed a 5-2 aggregate victory over Bayern Munich despite losing 2-1 in the second leg quarter-final match in West Germany while Real
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      Six pairs walk into the last eight
      316 25  - Six pairs walk into the last eight PETER By SIOW SIX doubles pairs walked into the quarter-finals of the Schools' National badminton 'A' girls championship at Guillemard Road yesterday, when their opponents failed to turn up. Among them were the two top seeds Tan Chor Kiang and Foo Seek Hiap
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      Lock icon Sadler: No truth in $25-mil offer
      149 25 Sadler: No truth in $25-mil offer YORK. Thurs.— Re II pots of a US$lO-mil-lion ($25 milliom match between Heavyweight champion George Foreman and former tltleliolder Muhammad Alt. spread like wildfire ttiday until the news reached London, where Foreman's manager. Dick Sadler, put a damper on the topic. "I'm George Foreman's
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        532 25 AS I expected, there would be an unofficial reply from an official in an unofficial capacity to my letter (ST.. March. 12) for obvious reasons. It matters little who replies to my letter for my contention of writing Is not out of malice, envy or
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        FAS: We were forced to raise admission prices
        221 25 I REFER to your sportsmail letter with the title. "Price Hike Too High For Fans" which appeared on March 12. My Association would like to assure our fans that it pains us to raise the prices of admission for representative matches. Football
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      Seap athletes hit by leave problems
      300 25 Seap athletes hit by leave problems rE Government's effort to prepare a strong contingent for this year's Seap Games is not meeting with equal enthusiasm from the private sector and strangely from heads of governmental departments and statutory bodies too. The Government has approved, for the first time. $610,000 for
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      Frida on Friday
      95 25 Frida on Friday Meanwhile, SHA hockey trainees are being provided with meals after training. A well-known business Ann is catering for them. The SAAA second allcomers meet will serve as a test to assess the progress of the national athletes. SAAA have drawn up a 35-event programme starting at 2
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      72 enter BOAC shuttle tourney
      93 25 72 enter BOAC shuttle tourney DKmsH Overseas Airways Corp oration (BOAC) will hold their inaugural badminton chr.rrpicnship at the Bucna Vista Secondary School from Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. The tournament, which involves more than 10 airlines and air cargo companies, will last nine <'. For a Karl the tournament will
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      Chan: We must step up training
      331 26  - Chan: We must step up training ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association president Mr. Chan Cnee Seng yesterday told officials and coaches to step up the training programme for swimmers selected for ihe Seap Games. Mr. Chan told them: "It Is in swimming that many people pin their Seap
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      SALLEH STARS WIN IN IPOH
      187 26 SALLEH STARS WIN IN IPOH IPOH, Thurs. Showing all round superiority I poh district scored a well deserved 4-1 victory over the touring Sembawang Constituency of Singapore in a soccer match played at Stadium Perak tonight. The hero of ipon's win was international Sa 1 1 c h Ibrahim. Salleh
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      Naval Base win easily
      50 26 NAVAL Base chalked up a fine 4-0 win over Kaki Bukit in a National Schools 'C division boys hockey match at Farrer Park yerterday. Other results: Girls 'A' Rangoon Road 2 Whitley 0: Boys 'B' Serangoon Sec. 2 Raffles Inst. 1; SJI 2 Changkat Changl 0
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      3 Olympians among 104 to win colours
      215 26 3 Olympians among 104 to win colours ONE hundred and four schools athletes, including three Munich Olympians, have been awarded the National Schools Colours for outstanding achievements in 1972. The 140 winner were selected by the SSSC at a meeting yesterday. More than 150 athletes were nominated by Schools. Dr.
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      Hartono powers way to last 8
      496 26 Hartono powers way to last 8 lOXDON, Thurs. Champion Hudy Hartono of Indonesia tonight played with all his old lire to easily reach the quarterfinals of this year's All hngland championships. Hartono, giving his Swedish opponent K. Johnsson no chance of settling down, breezed through with a 15-1, 15-6 win.
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      Focus on our schools Joe Dorai
      296 26 Focus on our schools Joe Dorai (Rl> and Chow Kwok Hong (NJC). Girls: Vat Swee Eng iSCGS). HOCKEY (Boys): S. Balaram 'SJI). Nantha Kumar (SJI), Peter Chan Cfiow Meng (SAS3). M. Jeevanathan (SGS» and Lam Yin Koi (AVI). Girls: Normah Mohd. Noor (NBFS). Noraini Ibrahim <SCSS). Muriam Mohd. (NBFS) and
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      78 26 MOSCOW. Thurs. Pavel Pervushln of the Soviet Union set worlii records for the heavyweight watch and jerk during an international weißhtllftlng competition In Tashkent yesterday. Pervushln snatched 176 kg (38P pounds) to improve by 0 5 kg (one pound) his own previous world mark, and
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      201 26 31 ACCEPT FOR LINCOLN HANDICAP LONDON. Thurs —Thirty-one acceptors were announced today for the Irish Sweeps Lincoln Handicap, first leg of the English Spring Double' races. The race Is to be run over 8f on Saturday. The Grand National on March 31 forms the second leg of the Double. Acceptors
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      Rained off
      26 26 THE Jansenites veisus SAFSA •B 1 SHA Under-23 hockey match scheduled at Fairer Park yesterday was abandoned because of heavy rain am' failing light.
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      SRC held
      16 26 SRC drew 1-1 with Customs in a friendly soccer match on the padang yesterday
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      Lock icon Jones and Ho share lead after Ist round
      260 26 Jones and Ho share lead after Ist round YEW DELHI, Thurs. Defending champion 23-year-old Brian Jones of Australia and Ho Ming-Chung of Taiwan shared the lead with three underpar 70's in the first round of the Indian Open golf championship here today. Australians Graham Marsh and Stewart Ginn and Chang
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      Ngui joins Chambers
      91 26 N.C NOUI joined B Chambers In the lead on 138 after the wor.d rrund of the Mac Donald Trophy competition for women golfers at the SICC Island location yesterday. They ure a stroke ahead of Martha Youn?. with K.L. Onu and T. Wont; next on 140 and
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      WORLD SPORT IN BRIEF
      450 26 CRICKET: Pakistan Cricket selectors have included Asif Masood, Aftab Baluch, Wasim Raja and Sarfraz Mawaz in the squad of 15 players from whom will be selected the team to play England in the Third Test at Karachi tomorrow. The other players are, Sadiq Mohammed, Talat All.
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      Takeover by government
      125 26 T3VKNOS AIKKS. Thurs. An Argentine rugby club's tour of Rhodesia in defiance of the government has led thr military regime to take control of the Argentine Rugby In I n ion A 23-man squad from the crack San Isidro club, based in a suburb of Buenos Aires,
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      1516 27 H fMJIM 2.30 CLASS 4. DIV. 5— 6F BaatLLaUH ($7.000 $4,900 to winner) ROMAN EMPIRE a 111 llmnmii (Km.,., s 0 (aid +4) Asuwadi S TREASURE MILE (1., .1.n l.h 3 8 O Ml +3) P -Raloo 11 SAMUEL al l ..i Mail l.ialir 78 3
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      36 27 Jockey Richard Dennard sails through the air as his mount Kelso Brig falls at the open ditch during the Barcombe Novices Steeplechase at Plumpton, England, on Wednesday. Dennard suffered a broken collar bone. UPI radiopic.
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      PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY
      1528 27 Mil. MM 2.0 CLASS 4. DIV. 2— 9F tKatldaSUi ($7,000 $4,900 to winner) 1 29-)00 HUANG MO II a (Auric) Teh 6 8.13 (+S> J. J«»n«on B J ICRtT SERVICE a (Sp>) Leong 5 8.13 <4- 5) *C. Tan B S ***** BALKAN BAMBINO II <■ iHrsulll
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      Smart trials by three newcomers
      414 27  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with SUNSHINE TOUCH, GLOBETROTTER READY TO SCORE NEWCOMERS Globetrotter, Sunshine Touch and Mohican look ready to score at Ipoh this weekend. Globetrotter wound up his training with an impressive 3f gallop in 38 3 ssec. Sunshine Touch (Jim Johnson up) and New
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      Stewards Cup in April
      69 27 THE Penang meeting on April 21-22 and 28-29 will cater for horses in Classes 2. S and 6. There will also be a special race the $12,000 Stewards Cup (or Class 1. Dlv. 1 horses over 61 on the last day. Distances are: Class 2— 6
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      Moxham is back
      47 27 WEST Australian jockey Keith Moxham is back in Malaysia on a busman's holiday and has been granted permission to ride at Ipoh this weekend. He won the Singapore Derby in 1965 on Oleander 111 and the Sultan's Gold Vase in 1962 on Eskdale Chief.
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      46 25 Congratulations Best Wishes to Messrs 0. MUSTAD SON PTE. LTD. on their official opening of their plant on 23rd. March 1973 from 5E9889 CHEMICAL SERVICE co Q^ 74-1. Bras Basah Road. Singapore- 7. Tel: *****9 Supplier of: Automatic Cyanide Waste Water Treatment Plant. Water Treatment Specialist.
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      97 25 Congra tula tions Best Wishes to Messrs 0. Mustad Son Pte. Ltd. on the Official Opening of their plant in Jurong by his Excellency Mr. Oyvind Scott-Hansen, the Ambassador of Norway on the 23rd March 1973. From: Chung Brothers Engineering Co. 46-D, Bencoolen Street, Singapore 7. Tel: *****. SPECIALISED IN
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      158 26 IC*7 RBH I They can hold their own— any where, anytime. Here S Why TROUBLE-FREE PERFORMANCE. JM hive been the pioneers Once carefully instilled, they cm in pumps in India for over 1 I keep on running, almost unattended. two decides. Jyoti Pumps for in extremely long period. have been
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      47 26 ISOMETRICS for the Housewife '^M^J^^SS^lJ^^^^^Ltrr^ i*e» <p*r left foot o» ttvof the nfhto«e. at the ankle ■«PBy r J^K. lV \2£r XL Tn, to iZi the nsht one tiftgut up- wh,ie hotd'rxj Wlfc J^UZJMk l°« 'Ou •W*' N down w,th tine left Hold for six stconds atvtrst
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      135 26 BADMINTON National Schools Championships (Gulllemard Rd. 2 p.m.). HOCKEY National Schools Championships. Boys 'A' Victoria v New Town; AngloChinese v Raffles Inst (2.45 p.m.); Bartley v Oan Eng Sent-. Swiss Cottage v SJI (Padang 3.45 p.m.) Olrls 'B Tanjong Katong v Mt. Vernon. Crescent Girls v Whitley (2 45 pmi:
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    209 28 Unarmed US plane attacked by two Libyan jets WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Government is awaiting an exDl? nation from Libya for an attack by two of its Mirage fighters on an unarmed U.S. transport plane. The C-130 transport fired on while over the Mediterranean yesterday, the State Department said It was
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    39 28 WASHINGTON. Thurs— Extra bodyguards, marines and bulletproof cars have been sent to a number <>t US embassies abroad ivii-.v! "J two US diplomats in Sudan by Arab terthrte weeks ago. US ollicuils :aul todav.- Reuter.
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    300 homeless
    31 28 MANILA. Thurs. Thirteen people »e:r Injured and another LiOO let i homeles- when a fire bnki out tiKiay In the public mark*) of P;.say City. Jut M.utli of Manilit.
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    Drought situation in Sabah very serious'
    331 28 SUPPLIES DWINDLING FAST: SENATOR K. LUMPUR. Thurs TIIH drought situation in SuLkili especially in remote areas is "very serious" but under control, Welfare Services Minister, Senator Aishuh (jhani, said here today. Food and clothing supplies from the Central Government could only last for another
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    Car lands in canal minutes after its driver left it
    170 28 THIS was the result of a triple crash at the B| mile. Bukit Timah Road, yesterday. The Fiat car. which was parked at tlie roadside, ended up in the canal. The car had a punctured tyre and was parked opposite
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    126 28 WELLINGTON, Thurs. Yugoslav Prime Minister Dzemal Bijedic arrived here today and immediately had a 40-minute talk with New Zealand Premier Norman Kirk as their limousine cruised round Wellington. Mr. Kirk met the Yugoslav leader at the airport here when he arrived with his 25-man entourage
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    347 28 T ONDON. Thun. I .mints were quiitly i-jm.t today on balance, brought about mainly by end account pront-lakins. dealrr. said. At 3 p.m thr Financial Timei index was down 2 5 at 432.7. Bargains totalled 11.058 (10 25»>. Leaders wrrr among the hardest hit with Glato. ICI. I
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    RUBBER
    50 28 lONDON Thun. Spot 2S.M Settlement April. May April June. ■«< J"'* Sep« all 25 SO. Oct Dei 2V65. Jan March 25 M. April June July Sept and O<l De. 25^60. Jan'Marrh 25 70. April June 25 85 "■■■i! C.1.1. April 26.00 nom.. May 25 50 nom. Market Buyer* mainly
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    31 28 LONDON. Thurv Spot buvm £1756 £10). «-ll«rs tl7S7<+£lo? Forward buyrra £1739 <+£6) srllrr. £1740 <+£6>. Settlemrnt £1711 itf* U Turnover a m 110 torn, p.m 210 ton*. Tone: Very steady.
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    520 28 LONDON. Thursday ANGRY housewives i staged a protest march in England's industrial M i dlands today and won a promise that gas supplies, cut off to 50.000 homes for tr: ree weeks, would be restored quickly. Union officials in the Birmingham area,
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    50 HELD AFTER TRIBAL BATTLES
    85 28 50 HELD AFTER TRIBAL BATTLES MOUNT HAGEN. Thur.s. Fifty warriors were under arrest today after savage tribal battles over j possession of a woman which left three men dead and many injured. Tega village. 12 miles i (20kmsi from this Papuan New Guinea town was largely burnt down as two
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    DEATH
    38 28 MR WII CMVi MIN l«ao-full\ today T> 3 71 Badly mourned ..> his »ifr T«n I'th Tin. <1iu-hi.r> Hra Khrnv «nd Sifw Luan son Choon fiin^. .ion.<-in-l«w. in-law. and Krandchildrrn Kunml »rr«nKf nit nl» will b^ annourod later.
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      66 28 OUB has a new\^4^i scheme to help you! A personal loan could, help you beautify your home, buy new furniture. Cash, now, could buy a new car, an air conditioner, or pay for a holiday. We will lend you the cash without collateral or even a guarantor. Call at your
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      Saigon to operate its first— stock exchange before end of year
      312 29 Saigon to operate its first— stock exchange before end of year THE South Vietnamese Government has given the go-ahead for the creation of the country's first securities market. If all goes according to plan, the market will be in operation before the end of this year. Prime Minister, Nguyen Van
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      Double boost for our Asian dollar market
      508 29  - Double boost for our Asian dollar market SOW TIANG KENG CxOVT GRANTS SPECIAL 'OFF-SHORE BRANCH LICENCES' By Till-. Government has injected another stimulant in the growth of the .\si;in dollar market. Il Ikis decided to a special "off-shore branch licence* 1 to foreign l>;mks to deal in Asian dollars. Under
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      Swissair spreads its wings
      174 29  -  RITA LOONG By SWISSAIR will take off on an inaugural flight to Vienna on April 1 to launch a new destination in the airlines EuropeFar East route. This new stopover by the Swiss carrier, to mark its fourth year of operations in Singapore, was an indication
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      CITY TALK
      188 29  -  CROESUS By Dumb dabblers LOOKING back it is interesting to note just what speculative interest, or the lack of it. can do to share prices. When speculation was rife and bullish rumours, mostly unfounded, blew hottest, we saw some shares enjoying up to 1.000 per cent appreciation all
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      NIPPON PAINT'S EXPANSION PROJECT FOR JURONG SITE
      304 29  - NIPPON PAINT'S EXPANSION PROJECT FOR JURONG SITE MOK SIN PIN By "VIPPON Paint (Sin- gapore) will shortly embark on a multimillion dollar expansion on a sevenacre site at Jurong. The project is aimed at .supplementing the company's paint manutacturing operations and meeting increasing demand lor ihr company's paint, rwtna H
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      Higher profits and a one for four bonus from Haw Par
      368 29 Higher profits and a one for four bonus from Haw Par IJIGHER profits and 11 a bonus issue were announced yesterday by Haw Par Brothers International. For the year ended December 1972. group pre-tax profits advanced 196 per cent to $13.68 million from $4.62 million the year before. Tax takes
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      154 29 Unified stock exchange for UK from Sunday I ONDON: The Stock bangea ol Great Britain and Ireland will be unified on Sunday. The new organisation. to b«' called "The Stock Be." will brin;: together the separate market* thai previously existed in cltie a towns throughout the British isles. The mam
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      112 29 impressive gift \Xl3t" designed and \V engraved in Paris. Place Vendome by Parker. Here is truiy fine jewelry that writes. designed and engraved in Paris fay Parker craftsmen, then sheathed in 20-micron 16K gold or 30-micron silver plat«. The distinctive patterns of Parker's Place Vendome writing instruments reflect their French
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      103 29 For rent 003,000 Ridiculous? Well that's 15 years' rent for a $350 per month terrace house. That's also about what you'd have to pay if you bought the house. So why not do that. Chase Manhattan Personal Banking Division is ready to give you a loan up to 70% of
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    Company profits in US pushed up by vigorous sales
    332 30 Company profits in US pushed up by vigorous sales YEW YORK: Prolits of U.S. corporations continued their strong performance in 1972 as after-tax earnings climbed 17 per cent over those of the previous year, First National City Bank has reported. But in real termsafter squeezing out the effects of inflation—profits
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    Awards for Framroz
    89 30 FKAMKOZ has been awarded Quality certificates by the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) for its soft drinks. The company, which produces 16 varieties of aerated and n»n -aerated drinks and 11 of cordials and squashes, was awarded the certificates for its Sarsaparilla, hrrryade. Ice
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      Fair winds for the Kelantan kite as it soars higher and higher
      405 30 Fair winds for the Kelantan kite as it soars higher and higher THE Kelantan kite, which was somewhat unobstrusively launched into the skies compared to the champagne bubbles of the streaking Singapore Airlines, seems to be enjoying fair winds, if figures are anything to go by. An operating loss ol
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      117 30 0 WHII.r; Singapore waits in eager anticipation for its millionth tourist. Cathay Paciiie. has already flown its five millionth pa this month Into the wild blue yonder since it started operations in 1946. li took the airline some 18 years to reach the millionth mark at the
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      New model
      125 30 MC« JetSt.ir model with powerful aiivaiuetl give the business transport longer legs and a softer voice is expected to take flight soon. a< coding to LockheedGeorgia. This model under consideration at Lockheed would have Gar>ut AiResearch turbotun engine* each with a 3,700--lb. thrust. These leatures will increase the
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    450 30 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS The board ol Fit/patricks Food Supplies East) has been restructured, with effect from March 15. with Mr. J.A. Heywood as chairman and Mr. S.C. Huang managing director. Other directors are Messrs Chan I Seek, V.O. Roberts. Kan Yuet Fai. O.P. Howt-U Price (Mr. D.H. Morton, alternate*. The
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      551 30 NTN -BEARING has a stock centre in Singapore to serve you hpttpr ntn knows that wherever the:e is mechanised production, land reclamation and development, construction, mining, shipbuilding and repairing, oil refinery and oil exploration, there's a need for top-quality bearings, ntn also knows how costly it is to keep your
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      163 30 In Jakarta's newest business district, we built the finest juxury hotel in all of Indonesia: The 0 Presidency! The President Hotel, on Jalan Thamrin, in the heart of Jakarta's business and commercial district, sets a new precedent in worldwide hotel standards. With 354 fully air-conditioned rooms that comprise singles, twins
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      1455 31 r THE last transacted sale at the close of business in the Kuala Lumpur •nd Singapoie trading rooms of the Stock Exchance yesterday compared with the previous day's price together with the 1972/73 high and. low. (•Adjusted for all new Issues) (Atia Unit Trust) (Manacirf Pric.i for Mar.
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      2119 31 DiU ana ullei pncei oilicially D li.stcd and business 111 and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots <if 1.000 units unlesi otherwise .specified. INDI STRIAI v Acma (4208 4.505>
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      173 31 r Aiurrav-ji.nen inirnialmiud iMiiiiJuure). omix i-uirrnry urpuen rules "as at close on Thursday, March 22 IS !>. M M! Offer Rid 7 days 10 9 1 mth 8-3 4 8-V8 2 mths 8-11 16 8-916 3 tilths 8-5 8 8-1 2 G mths 8-9 16 $-7 16
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        Most active stocks
        25 31 Sporp Land 267 .000 Haw Par 96,000 Mmr Darby 84 000 D -BS. 71,000 Total Turnovrr: 1.5 M Total Value: 58.89 M
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        INDICES
        45 31 Mar. 21 Industrial* 4.11.87 1 Hotrl*: 117.«7 Prop»rliM: ;.r, m, T Tin*: 14.154 t 0.C.8.C. 412.55 T t rubl-rrv: MCJI !>«•. M, lltfiti life. 31. 1S«8 29. IM'.! t Jan. 1. im:ii Mar. 22 lUjM 309.69 v .1.4 396.81 3.10.U8 inn 1111 l Hlii 100
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        MELBOURNE
        452 31 "VTKLBOURNE, Thurs— Trad- Ing en the Melbouine Stock Exchange was quiet again today. The market, however, was slightly firmer. Copper stocks showed slight gains after the rise in the Australian copper price last night. Overall on the day. rises Just outnumbered falls. On the mining board. Broken Hill South
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        NEW YORK
        382 31 "NTEW YORK Wed. The stock market moved up mocerately during the morniiiß but went Into a deep slide Hfter mid-tension to 1 1111 -h lower (or the fifth consecutive .•■e sum Most 3ial\se, termed the early rise "a low volume technlrai nttf," noting that there were still a
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        HONGKONG
        278 31 UOXGKONG. Thurs. The market brightened today as more and more buyers re-en-tered with confidence. Opening on a stronu DOU, the market further improved us the day MM on and towards the close there was a final rush tot shares resulting In in<v.st nf the share prices dating at the
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        Hongkong rates
        31 31 H..r,.ki.n_ icrd lit* U S. dollar iiuot^d ai 1173 for T T wt S.I.'V, lor CMh. tttrlini tv qaoMd al IX.M -n« mi tatl al i.m at so', ?o
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      Bears step up their raid on blue chips
      337 31 Bears step up their raid on blue chips OPERATORS strppi-d up their sellinK on the Stock I vih.ingr of M.ilavsia and Singapore yesterday uith he;i\jweiKhis .v.vii taktafl a hardrr heatinK. Market nhser\rr> helieved that thr shorts were .ie. nn ni.ikins thr Mine picking on shuts thai still appeared on thr
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      140 31 yHE AMOdattMl of Banks m M.i be .-i agreed merrlian'. rates a.-, a' Mar. L'LV dollars |<> mil uiiilv of I- i-ikii C urrriu I I ik .il dollar* In one unit In Srllinc Bu.miii; if tun nn < uniiu\ 1 I I i OB I I (HI
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin shows gain
        191 32 THK «t raits tin price in Pen a n g yesterday uained $1.50 to 5634.50 ul on an official down 83 tons to 238 tons. The overnight London metal price was steady with forward buyers quoted up 437 on Tues- per metric ton. LONDON: Wi .days tin
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        PALM OIL
        20 32 POT «nt CIP ik N T Kuropeao porta In r Ion.: inn Auk. Dee. wm un.h.inK.d tUK/*****. 1113
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 32 MARCH 22. KIBBER: 144.50 cents (unch.h TIN: $634 30 (up $1.50). Official offrrinn:: L 238 tons (down 83 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        102 32 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YEtTIROAV. Coconut Oil: Hulk HTI aeUen, drum S4»t mUrn. Coprj M x..l llra-ri IK Cont PO B. p«»p«r: Muatek asta wane f o.h. i w s'.'iT* seissra, s«ni»»k »hil» fii h. M.« «."I7| ttliTrn. euawak speelal black r.o.b. 9«t NLW
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        Gold markets
        49 32 WxfciMday Tutiday USS U»s l,nn<lor ll.efl nurnt W H,.n^kc.ru Ml M.O* /.,,nch 11.258 H-.'.mia K2.SM s-.ici s:i.M' Klnuporr (1/ M.MI M.BO t t B'por» (2) SM.M 2M1.40 l, l.<i*n prices m non»l*rllng ar«« in Is dollars pfr ounce. (21 [111 dralcr* unert in Slnnpor* <lulUrn prr t»fl.
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        Copper prices
        29 32 renaua In braikmo: Wirrlmr spot buyer 11K7.50 ifauei «nirr Mn.Bg (feza.ooi: Thrr? months buyrr 1«I»..MI I £61.1.30) »iv. i (630.00 iieu.oo). Mirktt IstMi Ptnaer. aain: «.suu tons.
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        Rubber unchanged
        404 32 rpHK rubber market yes1. tt'idav rulod uncertainly and irri'Kularl.v v ;th tho majority ot operators i>n the sidPllnP. Some early steadlneu on news ol Wednesday night's acceptancea bj China was short!:vf>ri alter which prices ii-nrti'd to dnlt in vory th:n conditions, moon trading ma. again thin. Prices stpad■.«'d
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        SMR BUSINESS
        93 32 rjAILY SMH prtOM lamd by the Malaysian Rubber Exrlunge and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday Apr. May < uirnl Month! (Kniward Monthl Hutrrs Srllrrs Ituyrrs Srllrn (Vnt» prr kg. CrnU per kj. V i 1 -inn Pallet i 166 00 167.00S 16S 50 166.50N (1-ton Pallet
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        Market still strong
        378 32 BUOYANT eandtUuM existed lur much of the period under review with current month levels beint taken up to a iipw recent iiich of 147'« i enta per kilo, says Holiday Cutler. Bath tn its weekly review to this rise the market i a sharp drop from 141
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