The Straits Times, 27 April 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 I]R National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Why US has to stay on: Raja
    1036 1  -  P.M. RAMAN "The alternative is facing up to the Russians' By IF the United States withdraws because of democratic or domestic pressure there will be only one global power and we will have to come to terms with the m global power which
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    Inflation brings man with 9 wives trouble with No. 1
    446 1  -  MAUREEN CHUA By INFLATION got businessman Ng Cheng Siew, 66. who has nine wives, into trouble with wife No. 1 yesterday. Claiming that the cost of living had gone up considerably and that his income had also increased. Madam Lee
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    Lock icon Australia stays in
    57 1 LONDON, Thurs. Visiting Prime Minister Gough Whltlam said last night Australia will remain in the five-nation Commonwealth defence pact though she will withdraw her combat troops and artillery from Singapore and Malaysia. He told a news conference Australia Is anxious to continue to give logistic, technical and
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    Lock icon Marathon chess record
    55 1 CLEVELAND. Thurs. Richard Maloney. of north Olmsted. broke a world record yesterday, playing 517 straight games of chess and going without sleep for 50 hours and 45 minutes. According to the Outness Book of Records, the old mark of 50 hours and two minutes, was set by
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    Yeo re-elected AA chairman
    46 1 LAWYER Donald Yeo Hock Chwee was re-elected chairman cf the Automobile Association of Sirgapore last night. defeatIng former chairman Milton Tan Hong Moh In a straight fight at the AA's annual general meeting at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. (See Page IS)
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    Lock icon New warship
    32 1 BANGKOK. Thurs— An 1 800--ton warship built In Britain and armed with rockets will be handed over to the Thai Navy soon. Navy Commander Admiral Kamol Sitaka.in said today.— Reuter
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    Hawking may be limited to those above 40 only
    502 1  - Hawking may be limited to those above 40 only NGIAM TONG HAI By— THE Government is to discourage all able-bodied citizens under 40 years of age from hawking. This was stated at a Press conference yesterday by the Parliamentary Secretary (Environment), Mr. Chor Yeok Eng, when he announced that the
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    Lock icon PHNOM PENH UNDER FIRE
    71 1 PHNOM PENH UNDER FIRE PHNOM PENH, Thurs. Communist rot lifts ploughed into a poor residential area on the western suburbs of Pochentong as the outskirts of Phnom Penh came under heavy shellfire for the fourth time in a week. A few of the Soviet-made 122 -mm projectiles struck the nearby
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    Lock icon Ships collide
    36 1 TOKYO. Thurs. A tanker and a freighter collided in heavy fog off western Japan today. The Maritime Safety Agency said seven of the 11--man crew aboard the 990-ton tanker Matsr. Maru were missing UPI.
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    Lock icon Crippling transport strikes spread in Japan
    353 1 RAILMEN, PILOTS OUT IN FIRST WAVE TOKYO, Thursday gAILWAYMEN and airline pilots today bunched the first wave of strikes culminating tomorrow in an almost total shii!down of Japanese public transport Long distance services of the national railways were first to come to a halt,
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    Lock icon 'Israeli planes over Lebanon' claim
    60 1 'Israeli planes over Lebanon claim BEIIUT. Tbura. Israeli aircraft flew three sortie acrou Lebanon today. the Drfrncr Ministry announced here. In TKL AVIV, the military command spokesman Mild: "We havr no knowl«d(e of the ■attar." The spokrtman aid five Arab armed (iirrillas were raptured today after the? crowed the ceasefire
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      147 1 Diamond Gem Set Rings DE SILVA BROSMANUFACTURING JEWELLERS. 3. Raffles Place. Singapore 1. Tel: *****. DEATH FALL WAS IT MURDER? Page 15 WORK to rule at another bank 6 (JETTING high on an overdose of rough drops 7 MINISTRY to select medical consultant): 8 ACROSS the Causeway 8 PC tells
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Go-slow by HK cable and wireless men
      172 2 Go-slow by HK cable and wireless men HONGKONG, Thurs. Cable and wireless workers will begin a goslow action tomorrow that will delay the colony's communications with the outside world. The go-slow action was decided at a mass meeting of the 1.800 members of the Cable and Wireless Workers Union last
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      Lock icon Monk's death by fire: Couple charged
      82 2 >| I \V DELHI. Thurs. I A television cameraman of the American Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) and his French woman assistant were today arrested and charged with murder and criminal conspiracy in connection with the alleged self-immolation of a Hindu monk here yesterday. Surendra
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      Lock icon Nixon ploy to save Paris accords
      499 2 Nixon ploy to save Paris accords SAIGON. Thurs Dr. K AND THO TO MEET IN PARIS JMK I.S. has tried to buy time in its looming confrontation with North Vietnam over the crumbling ceasefire agreement with new talks in Paris. Plans for a May meeting between President Nixon's adviser, Dr.
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      Lock icon Japan to buy Chinese oil
      68 2 TOKYO. Thurs. China has contracted to supply Japan with about one million long tons of pollution-free crude oil Irom Tachlng. north-cast China. The International Oi. TradIng Company Ltd. set up by oil Importers, refineries and Interested In China trade, said the llrst Chinese oil Import
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      FIRST DEATH AT WOUNDED KNEE
      88 2 PINE RIDGE i South Dakota) Thurs. The "second battle of Wounded Knee" claimed its first life yesterday when a member of the militant group occupying the reservation village died at a hospital from head wounds received In a battle. The man, Frank Clearwater, 47. an
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      Japan's open door policy move hailed
      229 2 Japan 's open door policy move hailed rKYO, Thurs. A government plan to open almost all Japanese industries to unlimited foreign investment was hailed here today as opening up a new era and preventing Japan becoming an "orphan of the world." The cabinet is due to act tomorrow on recommendations
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      $220,000 RELIGION AWARD FOR NUN WHO SPENT 44 YEARS IN THE SLUMS
      257 3 $220,000 RELIGION AWARD FOR NUN WHO SPENT 44 YEARS IN THE SLUMS LONDON, Thurs. Mother Teresa travelled from the squalor (if (al utta s poorest quurti-rs to the ornate spl« nuour of London's Guildhall to he acclaimed today the first holder of an annual award for pr tgrtss in religion.
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      Lock icon Russia's first
      26 3 PARIS. Thurs. The Soviet I'nlon hai launched Its first alrrrnit carrier, called the Ktev and undei going sea trials. Le Monde reported today. AP.
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      Lock icon Gadaffy: Israelis will win new war
      459 3 Gadaffy: Israelis will win new war 'Arab nations have colluded to wipe-out guerillas' BEIRUT, Thursday LIBYAN leader Col. MoainiiKir Gacfah ffy said Unlay the Ara I) s would be beaten if they fought Israel again, and the Palestinian guerilla movement has been finished off by the Arabs "in co-opera-tion with
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      Lock icon CHINA-THAILAND SPACE LINK IN AUGUST
      64 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. A satellite communication link between China and Thailand will be available in August. Mr. Sriphoum Sukhanet, Director-General of the Post and Telegraph Department told reporters today the Chinese Government was now constructing a communications centre in Shanghai I and that Thailand and China
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      Hirohito welcome any time says US
      93 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Tbe White House made clear today that Emperor H.rohito of Japan would be welcomed in America at whatever time can be mutually arranged. The Japanese Government yesterday shelved a standing IS invitation to the Emperor to visit the United States. Foreign Minister
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      $30 mil blow
      42 4 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Jakarta city acVmlnistratlon may lose up to five billion rttpiahs (about 130 million) In taxes If the powerful National Security Agency iKopkamtio) implements Its decision to abolish all forms of gambling In Indonesia from May 1.
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      Lock icon Top-level London talks on Peking office in Hongkong, says paper
      195 4 HONGKONG. Thurs r[E South China Morning Post said today that senior level taIKS are being held In London and Peking on China setting up a representative office In this British Crown Colony In the next few years. It said that
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      Bangla goods
      31 4 DACCA, Thurs. —The Soviet Union will probably buy Urge quantities of non-traditional goods from Bangladesh to help her maintain a favourable trade balance. Foreign Trade Minister A.H.M. Qamaruzzaman said
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      Important
      32 4 He said he had never been to the colony, but regarded China as being very Important to world peace. Lord Brockway said: "There have been some Indications la London that a
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      Ship launched with coconut
      60 4 OOTHENBEHO. Thurs. A ii«w freighter was named h.-re yesterday with a coconut Instead of a champagne bottle while Indian music completed the backdrop (or a 3eml-rellglc>us ceremony. The naming of the ship, the 105.030-ion Walchand. was performed by the director if Sclndla Navigation Lines of Bombay.
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      Lock icon Portrait of a Tokyo commuter going off the rails...
      437 4 Portrait of a Tokyo commuter going off the rails... Associated Press reporter FRANCIS ICHI GAYA was aboard one of the trains caught in a rampage of commuters enraged by a railway workers' slowdown strike on Tuesday night. TOKYO, Thurs. The 10 coach commuter train almost full, started out as usual,
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      Don't hoard-Shell chiefs' plea to oil importers
      165 4 Don't hoard-Shell chiefs' plea to oil importers LONDON, Thurs A Shell oil company chief has appealed to major oil importing countries not to hoard existing supplies as a hedge against an Impending oil crisis. Mr. Francis McFadzean, chairman of Shell Transport and Trading Co. Ltd.. part of the Royal Dutch
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  • WORLD NEWS FOUR
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      Lock icon Japan gives $437 m more to ADB
      835 5 Japan gives $437 m more to ADB Bank plans unified fund for 'soft' loans MANILA. Thursday JAPAN today pledged to contribute an additional rS$l7") million (s4.T7.f> mil.) to the Asian Development Bank for its expa n d c d concessional lending operations. Finance Minister KJichi Airhi, speaking at the opening
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    • BRIEFS
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        27 5 DACCA. Thurs. Bangladesh has received 10 MIO fighter planes from Russia and will establish Its first fighter squadron within the next few weeks. It was reported today.
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        26 5 WASHINGTON: The U.S. Government today ordered a total ban on a cattle-fattening drug, known as "Des" because tests have shown it can cause cancer In animals.
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        23 5 BEVERLY HILLS: Cageloads of doves fluttered among thousands of Imported flowers as singer Dean Martin. 55, was married to 25-year-old model Cathy Hawn.
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        35 5 LONDON: Australian Prime Minister Gouch Whitlam said he did not rule out the possibility of suspending diplomatic relations with Paris if the French Government's attitude to nuclear tests in the South Pacific did not chance.
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        20 5 PRAGUE: Czechoslovakia's Federal Assembly approved new laws punishing air piracy, send- ing false reports abroad, and giving away state secrets.
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        34 5 WASHINGTON: North Vietnamese medical specialists have established a definite link between U.S. use of chemical defoliants and a 10-fold Increase in liver cancer in Vietnam, a spokesman for the American Friends Service Committee said.
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        30 5 SAN FRANCISCO Secretary of Defence Elliot Richardson warned that the Soviet Union could overcome U.S. missile strength and gain a huge advantage In nuclear fire-power despite the Arms Limitation Agreement.
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        22 5 COLOMBO: Strict security measures are beinc laid down for the three-day visit of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to Sri Lanka starting tomorrow.
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        22 5 WEST BERLIN: Nazi Deputy leader Rudolf Hess spent his 79th birthday In Spandau Jail here today "Just like any other day."— Agencies.
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      'Fortified hamlets' plan for evacuees
      80 5 'Fortified hamlets' plan for evacuees MANILA. Thurs. The army may settle Christian evacuees In fortified hamlets to protect them from Muslim rebels In Mindanao. Military authorities said today 200 refugee families would be settled In a fortified hamlet In an abandoned village 10 miles south of Cotabato City, capital of
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      61 5 PAINFUL PILES? Anu «ol I The majority of haemorrhoids or piles require no surgery Itching bleeding pain and general discomfort can be easily treated with Anusol Fast acting Anusol reduces these symptoms protects against infection shrinks piles and generally soothes This encourages healing to proceed naturally and quickly. Anusol for
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      292 5 v A \^^k Vi i ~^ar THE FAMOUS FRAM ES HAVE COME TO TOW* HERE ARE A FEW OF THEIR ALL INCLUSIVE COACH TOURS. SHAKESPEARE COUNTRY TOUR 1 day (33 THE LAND OF WALES 6 dayt) I 375 A QUICK LOOK AT BRITAIN 6 days) 407 A QUICK LOOK AT
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    Dazzling batiks with that as young-asyou-please fun look
    141 6 Dazzling batiks with that as young-as-you-please fun look rpHIS floor sweeping daxzler 1 modelled by Sumi Hakim says it all that Indonesian batiks can look as younf-as-you-please and so much fun. This one's in fun animal prints with dashing blazes of reds, white and black. Which did much to arouse
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    ROBBERS TRAIL WOMAN TOURIST TO HOTEL
    191 6 ROBBERS TRAIL WOMAN TOURIST TO HOTEL rpHREE youths who held 1 up two tourists at Shan-gri-La Hotel on Wednesday night got away with cash and jewellery valued at $4,287, police said yesterday. The robbers, one armed with a revolver, had earlier trailed Mrs. F Robinson, an Australian. to her room
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    Benevolent fund officials
    44 6 MR Wilfred Chew has been elected president of Katong Catholic Benevolent Fund Association. Other officials elected were: Mr. Gilbert Hodrigues (vlcepieMdent). Mr. James Chla Peng Hong .secretary*. Mr Joseph Llm Ah Kow (treasurer), and Mr Clement Tan Kirn Seng (assistant treasurer).
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    How to speak Japanese
    49 6 THE VMCA will hold a 20--sesslon course In conversational Japanese from May 4. Mr. P. S. Chong. professional Interpreter and tourist guide, will be the tutor for the classes Fees are $30 for members and 135 for non-members. Further details are available by ringing 2M44.
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    Lorry and bus collision
    57 6 BUS 4'lver Chee You Hoo was slightly Injured when hU bus was Involved ln a collision wltii a Singapore-bound Johor -registered lorry yesterday Police said the bus on the Singapore-Johor express Mi nice. collided with the lorry carrying planks to Singapore ln Buklt Tlmah Road. Planks
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    Work-torule hits another bank
    222 6  - Work-to-rule hits another bank EDWARD LIU 'UNFAIR' INCENTIVE CLAIM By A THIRD bank in Singapore has been hit by a work-to-rule. About 380 employees of the United Overseas Bank are taking this action in protest against the "unfair" implementation of an incentive scheme by the management. The other two banks
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    Tamil Assn officials
    51 6 MR. D. Ramanathan has been elected president of the Singapore Tamilian Association. Other officials are: Mr N Oopal and Mr. 8. 8. Manl (vicepresidents). Mr. B. Lakshmanan isecretary), M-. K. Ganeshan ano Mr. P. Supplah (assistant secretaries). Mr A. Latif (treasurer) and Mr. A. L Nagarethinam (assistant
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    Warning to motorists
    51 6 THE Sewerage Department of the Ministry of Environment will lay a pressure main along the city-bound carriageway at the 3". mile Thomson Road from May 3. The work will take about three months Motorists are urged to reduce speed and to observe all traffic signs ln the
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    Chamber to hold annual meeting
    53 6 THE Singapore International cnamber of Commerce will hold it* annual meeting at the Shangri-La Hotel on Monday at 11.50 a.m. IU chairman. Mr. Ken Oould. wUI make his annual report to members. After the meeting. Finance Minister Mr Hon Sul Sen will address the luncheon
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    Baby found in field
    41 6 MADAM Low San Ma, 25, found a baby at a playeround In Lorong 1, Toa Payoh on Wednesday right h^ t CfleS She c rrled th one-month-old boy home and later took him to Kandang Kerbau police
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    Dentist loses plea against $400 a month order
    195 6 Dentist loses plea against $400 a month order rvENTAL surgeon Dr. Ong Theng Chee lost his appeal yesterday against a magisterial order requiring him to pay $400 a month to his estranged wife, Deidre Ng Swee Yin. The appeal was only against the quantum of the order made last December
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    Murder suspect held
    57 6 Murder suspect held OOLICE have detained a 1 24-year-old man in connection with the slaying and rape of a 26--year-old woman at Clementi Circus last Jan. 22. Siti Fatimah binte Ali was on her war to visit her boyfriend, Dollah bin Tahir. 27, in Geylang when she was murdered. A
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    Ordered to hospital
    55 6 AN Indonesian youth charged with molesting a 12-year-old girl was ordered to be sent to Woodbridge Hospital yesterday. Inspectcr Desmond D'OHvelro. prosecuting, alleged that Ng Meng Seng. 19, wa.> ln "an improper state ol mind" and the court granted his application for Ng to be referred to
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    Teenagers getting 'high' on cough drops overdose
    387 7  -  TAN WEE LIAN DOCTOR'S FINDING-GANJA THE STARTER DRUG By LOCAL teenagers have been taking B brand of cough drops in excessive doses to get "high." "Instead of taking the normal dose of two tablets, they would take about 20 to get the 'high'
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    Body found on track
    59 7 THE body of an unidentified man was found on the railway track off HI mile Bukit Timah Road yesterday morning. He was believed to have been knocked down by a train. Police described him as middle aged, 5 ft. 7 in. tall, slim and dark. His
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    Govt rapped for hiring untrained social workers
    276 7 THE Singapore Association of Social Workers has hit out at the Government for employing untrained social workers to be probation officers in the Probation and After-care Unit. The SASW, represented by three members, Miss LJeander Choo, Mr. Ngiam Tee Liang and Mr. Lai
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    Toto winning numbers
    31 7 THE winning numbers drawn In yesterday's Toto draw were 3, 47. 19. 27. 26. The additional number was 31 The three circle numbers were t. 1. and 40
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    English prep
    33 7 THE YMCA will hold a revision course on English for Secondary Pour students twice weekly from May 4. The fee Is $15 a month Further details are available by ringing *****.
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      205 7 K ~^"^^tf^ _J Jtf When a watch that catches your eye happens to be a Tissot. you're on to a good thing No matter how attractive a watch is, it has one down-to-earth function to perform. It has to tell you the time, and keep on te.iing you the time.
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Govt to select two classes of consultants
      484 8  - Govt to select two classes of consultants R. CHANDRAN HONORARY AND PART-TIME APPOINTMENTS By THE Health Ministry has set up two selection committees to pick honorary con sultants and part-time consultants for the government medical services. The consultants would be paid according to the number of sessions they work per
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      Kuala Lumpur city to become Federal territory
      225 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A Bill paving the way for making Kuala Lumpur a federal territory was passed with an overwhelming majority in the Dewan RaKyal today. The Bill— ihe Constitution (Amendment* Act 1973 Bill also provides for the establishment of an Education Service
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      Model railway at centre
      34 8 Model railway at centre KUALA LUMPUR. Thuni. A model railway system, complete with tracks, marshalling yard, station end other equipment, will be Installed soon at the new $1.7 million Railway Tialning Centre at Sentul
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      Smallholders
      27 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Rubber Research Institute has &et up a new dnision to investigate the feasibility Of adopting various projects lor the benolit o! smallholders
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      Why relations with both Koreas are necessary
      196 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia Is believed to have told South Korea that It is necessary for her to have diplomatic relations with North Korea in line with her current neutral foreign policy. An informed source said that the Malaysian stance was conveyed to
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      Action to cut terrorists' food supply line warning
      291 8 IPOH. Thursday STRONG measures will have to be taken by the Government to prevent food supplies reaching the terrorists unless those supplying them stop their present activities. This warning was sounded here today by the Mentri Besar. Datuk Sri Haji Kamaruddin, who
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      Price advisory committee
      59 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Trade and Industry Ministry Is to set up a new price advisory committee which will recommend measures curbing the increase in prices of essential commodities. Deputy Trade and Industry Minister. Enclk Musa Hltam. disclosed this in the Dewan Rakyat today when replying to
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      Housing estate officials
      48 8 MH Tan Kay Swee has bee re-elected prt^ldent oi Charlto Park Residents' Association Other officials elected wen Mr. IS. Menon i vlce-pre.«!deni Mr Alien C. Pol c>ecietai\ Mr. Low Kch Eiik secretary). Mr. Chua S!ak Klan i treasurer' and Mr. Wonc Choo Chee (assistant treasurer!
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      $2,500 gift
      36 8 MEN's shop proprietor Mr B. H. Melwam donated $2 500 U the Singapore Council of Socia Service yc.-terday to mark th< opening of another MHw.m Metis Shop at Speri.i tre in Orchard Road t-imnrrnv.-
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Need to improve quality of adult education
      474 9 THOMAS Huxley used to tell of a visit he once made to Dublin to address an educational meeting. His train was late in arriving and he jumped into a cab and said to the cabman. "Drive fast." After travelling some distance Mr. Huxley
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      48 9 MOSQUITOES have been breeding In unused fish tanks at house No. 49, Lorong O which has not been occupied for nearly two months. They have been attacking the residents of Lorong O since the tenant left the house. Would the authorities please take immediate action. RESIDENT, Singapore 15.
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    • GOVT REPLIES
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        POSB plan to better services with computers
        207 9 POSB plan to better services with computers I REFER to the letter by Jerry Goh (ST., 1 April 17) concerning his -suggestions for improving counter services to Post Office Savings Bank depositors I wish to inform the writer that considering the present space limitations at post offices, it will not
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        143 9 REFERENCE is made to the request by "Ulu Pandan Traveller" for traffic lights at the junction of dementi Road and Uh< Pandan Road (ST.. April 14). The Installation of the traffic lights at the Junction referred to has been included in the Public Works Department work programme for 1973/74. REFERENCE
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    Illegal entrant who robbed boy jailed
    130 10 LIM King Kwee 18, a Malaysian, who entered Singapore illegally was yesterday jailed for one year for robbing a schoolboy of his watch. He was jailed for a further three months for illegally entering Singapore and one month for having a stolen bicycle. The
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    Union dinner
    37 10 SEMBAWANO Shipyard Employees' Union will hold Its fourth anniversary dinner at the shipyard's car park on May 5 at 7 p.m. Labour Minister Mr. Ong Pang Boon and his wife wlil be quests of honour.
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    Chit fund chief took $5,700 to pay his debts
    139 10 Chit fund chief took $5,700 to pay his debts A MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard that a managing director of a chit fund company used subscribers' money totalling $5,733 to pay off his own debts. Lee Teik Wet., 33, of Hwee Lian Chit Fund Ltd., pleaded guilty to criminal breach of
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    Blair Plain officials
    49 10 DR Lee Ngak Siang has been re-elected president of the Blair Plain and Neighbourhood Residents Association. Other officials are Mr. Spencer Ware < vice-president >. Miss Ang Pun Heo (secretary). Mr. Hamzah Dl Sastro (assistant secretary). Mr. Lee Kok Kee (treasurer) and Mr. Ahmad At in (assistant
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    School bands contest
    38 10 TWENTY POUR secondary school bands will compete In the Singapore Youth Festival* Band Tournament at Dover Road Sports Complex tomorrow at 4 p.m. Mr Chal Chang YU, Minister of State (Education), will pietent the prise*.
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    DSP resigns
    32 10 DEPUTY Supt. Patrick Wee Chow Seng, a law graduate and former head of the Special Investigations Section, CIO, has resigned from the Singapore Police Ptorce to go Into private practice.
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    PC tells how he shot a man in self defence
    332 10  - PC tells how he shot a man in self defence PAUL WEE JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE' VERDICT By A POLICE Reserve Tnit constable yesterday described how be shot a man in self-defence after the man ignored several warnings to surrender. PC Michati Tay Soon Huat, 20. of the Mount Vernon Unit, was
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    Ganja man jailed
    34 10 ZAKARIA bin Ismail. 27. was Jailed for a year yesterday after he wa found guilty of having 582 kartoos of ganja In Marnr Road at 10 50 p.m. on March 3.
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    Start fund to save the dying arts, urges Sha'ari
    205 10 Start fund to save the dying arts, urges Sha'ari A CULTURE development fund to revive some of Singapore's dying arts should be launched Encik Shaari Tadin, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), suggested last night. He was speaking at the graduation dinner and dance of the Secretarlus Students Council at the Singapore Hilton.
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    Tolstoy, QC, and the inevitable question he faces
    213 10 Tolstoy, QC, and the inevitable question he faces HE IS also a Tolstoy, i lover of novels if noi a novelist himself, and ht spent the whol<- day in Singapore yesterday. rummaging thro-.^ii papers anc books in the liti.irv of th< Attorney-Genera \s I ers. And thi> Inevitable que.s tlon
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    $200 ganja fine
    29 10 MURAT bin TUarlp. 21. wa fined $200 for havi.ig a karto of ganja at Lorong Engku Amu at 3 a.m. on March 9. H pleaded pullty
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    S'pore may host regional consumers seminar
    249 11 S'pore may host regional consumers seminar SINGAPORE is likely to host a seminar for consumers associations in the Ecafe region next year. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr. Jan Van Veen, executive secretary of the International Organisation of Consumers' Unions. (IOCU), initiators of the seminar. Mr. Jan arrived on Tuesday
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    Blood donors
    27 11 ABOUT 30 members from the PAP Kieta Ayer Road branch will donate blood at the Blood Transfusion Centre. Outram Hospital, on Sunday at 9.30 am
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    Concert in fine style with two choirs
    154 11 A GOOD sampling of choral works by various composers was presented at the Cultural Centre !ast night by the German Bach Choir i a group of local German residents) and the University Madrigal Singers. Both ama'eur choirs, the singers rose to the occasion
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    MP WANTS CAMPAIGN AGAINST VANDALS
    114 11 MP WANTS CAMPAIGN AGAINST VANDALS THE Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) Enclk Sha'arl Tadin has called for an anti-vandalism campaign to be launched in Kampong Chal Chee Estate He appealed to the police, residents themselves, the floor and block representatives and members of the citizens' consultative committee to co-operate and devise means
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    Mrs Yong is elected
    68 11 MRS. Yong Nyuk. Lin. wife of the Minister tor Communications, has been elected president of Methodist Girls School Alumnae Association. Mrs. Tan Chee Pong and Mrs. L. Kandasamy are vice-presi-dents Other officials are: Secretary— Mr.v Ooh Kee Seah; assistant secretary— Miss Caroline Lan: treasurer— Mrs. Tan
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    No increase in power supplies for old buildings
    825 11  -  BEN DAVIDSON 36th DAY OF THE FIRE INQUIRY -SAYS PUB ENGINEER By A SENIOR PUB electrical engineer told the Robinsons Fire Coin mission of Inquiry yesterday that the PUB would not accept requests for increased power supplies to old buildings anymore. In
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    United Front's May Day
    38 11 THE United Front will hold its May Day celebrations at its headquarters in Lorong Sang Kanchil at 2 p.m. Speakers will Include Mr. Ng Ho. its chairman, and Mr. Beow Knee Leng. Its secretarygeneral
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    Copper tooling lessons
    35 11 THE YMCA Educational Enrichment Department will hold a 10-sesslon course on copper tooling from May 2. Fees pre $25 lor members and $30 (or non-members. Further details are available at tel. *****
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    Fatal hit-andrun accident
    39 11 Fatal hit-and-run accident GOH Kit Lai. SO. was killed when he was knocked down by a car In Tamplnes Road at 6 a.m. yesterday. The car did not atop. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact the Sepoy Lines police station.
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    Sudden blast that killed an apprentice
    338 12 A 20-YEAR-OLD cop- persmith apprentice was killed in a shipyard explosion, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Chan Wai Kong, a se-cond-year apprentice at Weng Chan Engineering Co. (Ptc.) Ltd. in Jalan Benaan Kapal, Kallang, received multiple injuries from the blast shortly after 10.30 a.m.
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      250 12 Opening Ceremony at the Conference Hall on 14th Nay by the i President of the Republic of Singapore, Dr. B. H. SHEARES. 19th Asian Film Festival j (SINGAPORE From 14th MAY to 18th MAY 1973) j /tf£3S^ CLOSING CEREMONY b y y\ A^ZT^^rX The Minister for Culture felritiL 1 Mr.
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      BACK TO PARIS
      373 14 THERE is hope for Indo-China in the agreement by Hanoi and Washington to take their disagreements back to the conference table in Paris. This development is a welcome change from the bitter denunciations the two countries have directed at each other in recent weeks. The situation in
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      FRINGE BENEFITS
      153 14 FOOTING it featly may not oe every employees' 1 idea of happiness. But a management executive was on the right tack when he told a Rotary Club audience that managerial responsibility includes much more than paying good wages. Workers must be kept happy, he emphasised. Sweat shop operators
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    Lock icon Finding food and jobs for 220 mil people in India
    507 14  -  WALTER SCHWARZ By NEW DELHI INDIAN planners are launching the biggest assault on poverty in the country's history. It alms to give the necessities of life to 220 million people 40 per cent of the population who are known to
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    Lock icon World's most expensive prisoner
    816 14  -  DONALD ARMOUR By WEST BERLIN RUDOLF Hess, once Adolf Hitlers right- hand man celebrated his 79th birthday in usual humdrum fashion yesterday, apparently unaware of an alleged threa* to force his release f om Spandau jail. Mr. Hes has spent the last 26 yc*rs in the
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    Lock icon MAO TO NAME HIS TOP MEN ON MAY DAY ?
    1013 14  - MAO TO NAME HIS TOP MEN ON MAY DAY JAMES PRINGLE CREW-CUT CHIEF OF STAFF TIPPED AS DEFENCE MINISTER By PEKING SOME of the question marks which have hung over China's complex politico life during the past two years may be cleared up during traditional cele brations marking Ma\ Day
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    Jail and rotan for clerk who hurt colleague
    152 15 Jail and rotan for clerk who hurt colleague A TALLY clerk was jailed (or nine months and ordered to be caned six time for stabbing his colleague with a broken bottle. Teo Thlan Slew. 26. admitted assaulting Ho Yult Lol. 21. at the North Pier of Cherry Bagus at about
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    Up in Malaysia too
    81 15 KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Thurs. Malaysia today raised its bank rate by a half per cent in line with Singapore's. The prime rate is now 71 per cent and the preferential and ceneral rates eiuht per cent. Bank Netara, which announced this, said the rate for fixed deposits
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    Fatal fall: Was it murder?
    330 15  -  GERALD PEREIRA A WARNING CALL... THEN TRAGIC NEWS By pOLICK, investigating the death fall of a 28 year-old construction worker, are working on a theory that he could have been pushed down from one of the upper floors of a Housing Hoard block in Circuit
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    Lock icon Four-car pile-up causes big traffic jam on Nicoll Highway
    186 15 FIVE people were injured in this four-car accident which caused a big traffic Jam along Nicoll Highway near the Britannia Club yesterday morning. The car in the centre of the picture was travelling toward the city when It collided with the
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    OOI PICKED VISITING PROFESSOR TO BRITAIN
    113 15 OOI PICKED VISITING PROFESSOR TO BRITAIN POFESSOR Ooi Jin Bee, 42, head of the University of Singapore's Geography Department, has been appointed Commonwealth visiting professor to the United Kingdom under the Commonwealth Interchange Scheme of the British Council. He will leave this weekend for a four-week stay In London where
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    Talk on passing exams
    41 15 Talk on passing exams MR. Awther Slnßh. accountancy lecturer In the University of Singapore, will give a talk on hew to study and pass examinations at QunMistown Branch Library on Wednesday at 3 p.m. He Is the author of Examination Success
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    Donald Yeo again elected chairman of AA
    190 15 Donald Yeo again elected chairman of AA LAWYER Donald Yeo Hock Chwee was reelected chairman of the Automobile Association at its annual general meeting at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce last night. Mr. Yeo, who was elected to office for the second year running, won by 89 votes retaining almost
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    Watch your tap!
    24 15 Watch your tap! WATER consumption on Wednesday was 116.9 million gallons (531.000 cubic metres), 2 million gallons (9,000 cubic metres) less than on Tuesday.
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      632 15 3.M PM Programme Summary 1.51 Programme Summary 1 U The Smith Family Keroncong 313 Ihe Smith ramuy ?JJ f||m p^ 3.21 Felony Squad Pontianak 4.N Assalamualaikum 1.37 Peristiwa 4.11 Juara Kugiran 900 News 5.13 Programme Summary 1.11 Parliament Report 5.01 Geo'ge of the Jungle 5.27 Continuation of Malay Film 5.32
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      151 15 3.N PM Opening and for The 7.31 News and Newsreel (Malay) Family (Chinese) 755 c Mrts p ara( j c 330 Diary of Events (Chinese) p 3.41 Where the Heart is ti: ere s luC Uc y >nd Petula 3.SS Housewives' Matinee; Every clark Cloud has A Silver Lining, 1.55
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    Parang attack: Four get 10 years and 32 strokes
    193 16 Parang attack: Four get 10 years and 32 strokes tHH'R men were sen•T tenced to a total of 10 years' jail and 32 strokes of the cane yesterday after they were found guilty of attacking a former detective police constable with parangs and a grass cutter. Driver Heron Baladran, 36.
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    Parent-teacher assn officials
    48 16 PROFESSOR Wai Pek Lok has been elected president cf Outram Secondary School Parent-Teacher Association. Other officials electee, weie: Mr. Chan Kok Sin and Madam Lee Vow Ben. vice-presidents i, Mr. Chan Joon Oek tex-officio). Mr. Lee Swee Howe (secretary! and Mr. Koh Swee Nam (treasurer).
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    Union wins hotel ballot
    49 16 THE Pood. Drinks and Allied Workers Union has won the right to represent workers of Hotel Royal-Ramada In a secret ballot conducted by the Labour Ministry Of the 146 employees who voted. 145 were In favour of joining the union while another vote was spoilt.
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    1,000 NTUC guests and unionists for big meeting
    321 16 1,000 guests and trade unionists, including several foreign union leaders will attend the opening by Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew of the four-day NTUC triennial deleoatea conference and symposium at Conference Hall at 10 a.m. today. The assistant general secretary of
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    'Take sackings of senior clerks issue to Ministry' challenge
    302 16 'Take sackings of senior clerks issue to Ministry' challenge THE Singapore Employers Federation has been challenged to take the Issue of retrenchment of senior clerks to the Labour Ministry. The challenge came yesterday from two trade unions following a denial by a representative of the business houses group of the
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    One too many
    28 16 RAMACHANDRAN Munlsamy, 22. was fined $40 for being drunk and Incapable In front of a house In Chuan Hoe Avenue on Sunday. He pleaded guilty.
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      34 17 Congratulations to THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK on the Official Opening of their office at Shing Kwan House from sum cheong piling (pte) m.mmm6®Lxmm&m IP.T. JAVA SUMPILES (INDONESIA) SUM CHEONG PILING (M) SDN BHD (MALAYSIA)
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      6 17 THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A. SUPPLEMENT
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      Chase's opening is symbolic of its faith in Singapore
      1197 17  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS By YIPs to attend grand party TIIK Chase Manhattan Bank N.A. in Singapore officially celebrates the opening of its new premises at Shins Kwan House, Shenton Way, today. To mark the occasion more than 500 guests have been invited
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      Gjerlow joined bank in 1960
      138 17 MR. ROBERT GJERLOW, Vlce-Presl-dent and General Manager, was assigned in 1972 to Chase Manhattan Bank N.A. branches in Singapore, taking over from Mr. Hendrik J. Kwant, Vice President. Mr. GJerlow joined Chase New York in 1960. After receiving intensive training in the Gkfbal Credit Department
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      SPACE AND MUSIC IN A BOLD GIANT...
      491 18 SPACE AND MUSIC IN A BOLD GIANT... COFFEE BREAK IN THE LOUNGE... 'J'HE new premises of the Chase Manhattan Bank NA in Singapore at Shing Kwan House, Shenton Way, have a festive look today with colourful flowers and decorative lights to mark its official opening. This atomospherc of grandeur brings
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      In corners—a touch of green, marble
      283 18 In corners— a touch of green, marble The ground floor is adorned with Immaculate white ivory marble walls and flooring. Expensive vinyls from the United States are also used at various parts of this department. This part of the build Ing houses the customer services department. It has 11 teller
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      Yeap—first local in Asia to hold top post
      150 19 Yeap— first local in Asia to hold top post \IK. YEAP Chong iU Gark is Second Vice President and Manager, Asian Currency Unit, Funding and Foreign Exchange, of the Chase Maiih a 1 1 a n Bank branches in Singapore. The first nonexpatriate in the whole of Asia to be
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      INSIDE CHASE...
      26 19 THE TELLERS' COUNTER, showing customers being attended by Chase workers. 0 THE OFFICERS' platform adjacent to the customers' services area at the ground floor.
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      Yeo trained by New York H.q.
      178 19 MR. YEO Lik Kirn, 28, is the ManagerOperations (or all Chase branches in Singapore. He Joined Chase in 1966 as a Trainee Officer, and was later assigned io be in charge of the Chase Branch at Orchard Road, which is the first bankIng office
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      CHASE NOW HAS 2,000 OFFICES IN 92 COUNTRIES...
      1105 20 CHASE NOW HAS 2,000 OFFICES IN 92 COUNTRIES... EXPANSION and diversification are essential for The Chase Manhattan Bank NA to achieve its worldwide marketing mission. The bank must diversify in order to offer a wider and more complete range of services, and it must also expand to achieve maximum distribution
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      127 18 CONGRATULATIONS to CHASE MANHATTAN BANK on their official opening at SHING KWAN HOUSE from ONG CO. SOUTH CENTRAL RUBBER (PTE) LTD. ONC CHIN CHIO NC AIK CUAN CHUA WEE CHIA ONC TJIN AN LEE PAX CHIM N. I. NARAYANAN ONC TJENC LOE PETER THOENC JOENC BONC CONGRA TULA TIONS BEST
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      137 18 CONGRATULATIONS TO CHASE MANHATTAN BANK ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING AT SHING KWAN HOUSE. SINGAPORE'S LEADING MEN'S- WEAR STORE, where quality goods speak for itself, together with the kind of tailoring that you are searching for. JUST A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU. With 5 branch-stores covering all corners of the city.
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      133 19 JH^^^^^^^H^H Congratulations to CHASE MANHATTAN BANK on their Official Opening at SHING KWAN HOUSE CLIFFORD Y\l If- l^ U OCCUPATION |jEEEEEM| viJCill K H.E 1 w 6 Another prestigious project by Singapore Land Enquiries to t^T 1 A S.LPROPERTIES LIMITED *tr^^ 40. CUSCADEN ROAD. SINGAPORE 10. TEL: *****4 f^^^^^^^^^B^gj I
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      166 20 Congratulations to CHASE MANHATTAN BANK ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR HEAD OFFICE at SHENTON WAY Wr Deposit Boxes il w i* W i Equipment by MOSLER from MOSLER INTERNATIONAL (U.S.A.) (World famous manufacturer of Bank Security Products) Agents: SUMMIT SALES CO. PTE. LTD. 453 PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX, SINGAPORE 1.
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      110 20 Congratulations to Chase Manhattan Bank on their offirial opening at Shing Kwan House. carpets add a touctioi elegance to modern living. > X SINGAPOftE CARPCT MANUFACTURERS PTMTD KUiUAfI i» Wa Hud S m.i 10. T« 1)*****2 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CHASE MANHATTAN BANK on their official opening at Shing Kwan
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      478 21 DUE TO OUR RECENT Expansion we require energetic SALE PERSONNEL (male female) to promote a wide range of fire-fighting equipment. The successful candidate must be a Malaysian Citizen, preferable with some selling experience, possess own transport. Good starting salary and attractive commission will be offered. Apply in confidence with a
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      659 21 BANK PERTANIAN MALAYSIA JiwtUn KoMOf Permohonan-permohonan adalah dlpelawa darlpada warganegara Malaysia untuk memenuhi Jawatan-Jawatan sepertl berlkut: A. Pegawal Bank B. Jurutrengkas Kelayakan untuk Jawaton A: I. Mestllah menjadl ahll sebuah darl badan-badan berlkut:— a) Malaysian Association of Certified Public Accountants b) Institute of Chartered Accountants. Scotland, England and Wales. Ireland.
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      487 21 WALLS FITZPATRICK'S SDN. BHD. has the following vacancies in its Kuala Lumpur Factory (A) PRODUCTION CHARCEHAND (B) FITTER (A) Applicants must be Malaysian Citizens and should have the following qualifications: (1) Two to three years' experience in the (Jairy food industry. (2) Have a working knowledge of Bahasa Malaysia and
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      1084 21 Peperlksman Hi* her SchooJ Certificate 1973 (Cambridge H.S.C. Examination. 1975) Borang-borang masuk dan butlr-buur mengenai bayaran dan laln-laln untuk peperlksaan Higher School Certificate 1873 boleh dlrerolehl daripada Pejabat Pelajaran Negerl mulai Mhb. April. 19'S hiftft* IZhb. Mai. 1»7I. X Borang-borang Masuk akan dlkeluarkan kepada calun-calun peraendirlan ptrseorangan yang membuat permohenan
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    37 22 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS. chea. acne, all skin conditions, regular facial*, postnatal and spotreducing consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Specialist and Physio- therapist with 24 years tropical experience. Hotel Slngapura, telephone *****3 (Spore).
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    23 22 FUNERAL OF LIM ING KEAT will he held 28.4.73. 9 am. fiom 176 Jalan President Kennedy. Ipoh to Connolly Road. Cemetery.
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    116 22 THE FAMILY OF the late Mdm Loh Ah Lai thank relatives and friends for their wreaths. donations to chanties. condolences. attendance and kind assistance during their recent bereavement. Also many thanks to Doctors of Jobore Babru General hospital. THE SISTER AND FAMILY of the late Madam Irene Choo
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      507 22 itif classified advertisements (H BoxNtoßßrv«echargess 00 m GJasaified Mmtamm Wr Tetephone stxvtc* C.A.T.S. EVERY SATURDAY OUR BXRVICE WILL OPEN FROM A.M. —4 P.M. FOR YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS CALL PORE *****1 ASIAN BAPTIST WOMEN'S Unlor. Conference end* to-night Presentation: Roll-Call of Nations In National Costume 7 45. Crystal Ballroom. Hyatt Hotel. ROSENTHAL
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      623 22 RESEARCH ASSISTANT to assist In data processing dept of marketing research firm. Preferably HSC with knowledge of Mathematics. Salary range $210/- p'ui depending on experience and qualifications Apply In writing to— The Manager. Fero Probe (Pte) Ltd., 281 R. Selegle Complex s pore 7. CATERPILLAR FAR EAST LTD. JURONC invitee
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      629 22 TYPIST CLIRK required Immediately. Apply with photograph nonreturnable and telephone number If any to P.O. Box 24 Owen Road Spore. A reputable British firm require* Immediately an experienced STOCK CLIRK for spare part*. Must be good at figures and have at least 2 yean experience Apply with full particulars and
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      669 22 VACANCIES FOR SENIOR MAINTE NANCI Mechanics. Qua I locations: At least Secondary School Level. Experience: Minimum 7 year* preferable in Centrifugal Chiller Machine and Packaged Unit. Terms: Attractive Salary for the right Persons. Apply with pbotoiraph (non-returnable) ST. Box A ***** Spo.-e. INTERSIL PORE PTI. LTD., Invite* applications for the
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      676 22 EXPERIENCED LADY with drive and personality, able to conduct modelling classes and to act as fashion coordinator In a model academy Interested candidates. please write to Kllliney PO Box 183 with full particulars of pact experience and enclose a recent photograph (returnable). Appllcitlons are Invited from male Singapore citizens to
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      710 22 REQUIRED EXPERIENCED DRIVER with good references, salary approximately $2?0/-. Please apply personally a* 1112. Serangoon Road. Spore 12. FAST EXPANDINC FACTORY In Jurong requires: Experienced Sewing Olrls and Mate Oeneral Workers Interested applicant* Tel: Spore I *****3 during office noun. MANUFACTURING COMPANY In Jurong requires (A) FEMALE CLIRK, gg* IS
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      757 22 LASIA AVENUE (off Sixth Avenue) attractive double-storey semi-detach-ed Furnished $1,200 Bky«crape' IClemenceau Avenue) high apartment Furnished 3 alrconds.. $800 Far East Mansion (River Valle> apartment (Unfurnished). $900. City Towen apartment Furnished $1,900. Off Thomson Road 6 mil**, attractiv* alngle-itorey detached bungalow Furnished $680 Mount Slnal doublestorev semi detached Furnmhed $1,900.
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      813 22 WATTEN ESTATE 6 bedroomed 3storey detached bungalow 3 aircondmoners. lonKbath. parquet terrauo flooring, telephone, furnished $1,800 Available mid June Spore 9119*31. HOUSING PROBLEMST We have a wide choice of accommodation available Immediately. Furnished/unfurnished can be arranged. For rapid and reliable result consul 1 Century *****4 *****2 Spore. OIST. 10. LARGE
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      622 23 (Cont from Page 22) BRITISH FAMILY requires bouse/ apartment furnished unfurnished with telephone In dlst. 3. 9. 10. 11. 23 Rent $700 $730 Tel: •it 322 or *****0 Spore Keady Clients for Class Properties. Rentala from $2,000.00 to $4,300.00. Pleane Telephone: ***** (Spore). URGENTLY REQUIRE!. Semi-detach-ed terraced houara/apartmenta la diatnct
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      366 23 CLIMINTI PARK well maintained Double-Btorey split-lev*! semloetached house area over 4000 sq ft 3 bedrooms, 2 longbaths, servant's room with amenities, builtin cupboards grills all round terrauo/vutyl tile*. garage and many extra* and fruit trw* etc. Genuine buyers only and no brokers pleas*. Telephone Spore *****» from 10 a.m. to
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      793 23 HENDERSON CRESCENT Alexandra Road Improved-type H.D B flat. 3 bedrooma. 2 bathrooms, combined living and dining. Comer unit. 3 m.s. from town Orchard Road $32,000 Please call *****0 Spore between 10 a.m. 2 p.m. SINCAPORE One block of 3-storey post war factory /office, tfist 2. Total floor area approximately 18,000
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      866 23 rMITIOIOUI TOWN HOU4E slonx dUt. 16 Cnarujt Road. aplit-lsvela built-in area 2.100 sq ft S3 years lease mea ISO. OOO Tel *****3 Spore. DIET. IS LA (ALL! STREET. 2-storsy bunt-alow Arsa 17,000 aq. ft frs«!x>ld Prlot »J0 pi f. No broker. T«l 2M£7ft» Spore between 1 p.m Must «cii I
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      655 23 WE REQUIRE BUNGALOWS. APARTMENTS, terrace bouses or semidetached bungalows. Relinquish bookings with a premium considered. Please call B'por* *****6 ext 1. BUYING:— BUNCALOWS, SEMI DITACMVD, terrace apartments, ■hop*, land Ri.iater saleable properties Quick sale Market price*. Spore *****0. BIG SMALL PLOT of vacant land wanted immediately wiling to pay market
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      645 23 LAUNDRY SPACE WANTED 4.000 SQ.PT. PREFERABLY ON CROUNO FLOOR WITHIN S MILIS FROM CITY. REPLY 0.P.0. BOX 3751 PORE FAST EXPANOINC SWISS CORPORATION seeking to establish manufacturing facilities In Singapore area Is interested to buy or rent approximately 8.000 20.000 sq.ft. (»00— 2.000 sq metres) of Industrial floor, load capacity
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      668 23 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL Ov*rs*as T*tn BANOKOK /CHI ENO MAI 6/7 DAYS $490/S«SO/B ANQKOK /BONO KONO (MACAU) $*«<•/• BANOKOK /HONOKONO/ TAIWAN 10/11/14 DATS $1100/SU3O/SI2OO. HONOKONO BANOKOK/ TAIWAN JAPAN SEXHL (MACAU) 14/18/11 DATS $14 T O/$1730/$2130. De» '5 1, 17/S, 11 V M/S 4/6/73. EUROPE TOURS (S/10 COUNTRIES) SlB5O/$2!50 Da*. 17th, JSth, May
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      435 23 AUSTRALIA TOURS SERVICB Charter Flu Ma to London Europe; World* ids Air. Sea Passags. Con'act 142. Race Courts Road. 312M/21ST*. a pore C 14.1. TRAVIL A IHSUMAMCE BRCKERS (»TE) LTO. slfert guaranteed A ssnUrmeeJ lights tram SMgavsra Is LONDON S »28/AJfSTKRI'AM PARIS 600,FRANKKUHT HAMBURG TOO/COPENHA'.CN VIt34NA T4O NEW YORK $1200'LOB
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      655 24 classified %M 'advertisements (Cont. from Page 23) riONCKONC "TIM-SUM" A CHINESE LUNCH Innner Also cater outdoor lunch dinner parties New Kow loon Restaurant. 135 South Bridge Road Til *****8 *****7. SPECIAL 'MUTTON SOUP' For Lunch A Dinner Delicious Cantonese Food for all kinds of occasion MODERATE CHARGE, A.l ar. Welcom.
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      846 24 SECRETARIAL COURSE FOR GIRLS: New Sessions Starting May: I Type IllaaS Shorthand Correspondence. Office Practice) Register early Raja s College. Raffles Place. (9iss'<>. Raja's 21 *D Chanel Road H) SHORTHAND: Rapid. Simplified Course: Learn from experienced teichers of Raja's College: Success Guaranteed: Details from Raja's. Raffles Place (*****), Raja's. 21*1)
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      882 24 1572 FALCON XASCO. Manager's car Airconditloned Low mileage Wllh new car warranty. 514.300/-. Unl\ersal Cars. 45 Orchard Road. Tal: *****1 FOR QUALITY USED CARS and maximum valuation on your car visit Singapore Used Car (Pte.) Lid. 154 Albert Btre»t S'por. *****/ *****4 CO ONE BETTER IS7J RENAULT 12 1300 AIRCONDITIONED
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      922 24 FONTIAC FARISIENNE 1»M model alrcondltloned radio Very good condition. (I <5U T.I: *****S 8 pore ISM 70 MORRIS 1100S with Insurance tax. On. owner Contact IMA Rangoon Road T»l LATE ISSS OATSUN 1300. GuOd condition, insurance lit. party. *****/-. 0.n.0. Tel: *****4 after 4.30 pm. IS4M SIMCA 1000 with tape,
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      1600 24 row LADiEt. Metrotex (Uat Towers) stocks a ranue of well known |a7VaVaV^am7!aßV^T!*) Ip 9*aaIHHBB^EsBBVJ brands of cosmetics and perfumis IfcaaaT^MsVlsaUaaL&ata'a'aaa'aaa'aaal -M— Bpa^ajaaaaajasj NOKOMEMDE TV Receivers. latest, fully transistorized models r*restlis« mml^^ tm mmmm^ m^ m^ m^ CD 4 Bpectra Electronic UK with IN Z"E i llt0 Doe.or. l MO Ac»um.
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      566 24 MESTINCHOUSE ACMA, PHILCO CAPRI C 0 R N AIRCONDITIbNINC AIR CONDITIONERS dchumld.ner COMPANY. New and used all refrigerators, washing machines For kind* airconditioners. trade-Ins. sale rental export Call main dlstri- rentals, sal. and maintenance aerbutor. Charlton Enterprise Trl rt« T. I ***** B'pore ***** *****1 *****2. S por. COINC CHEAP
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      950 25 When a good start can make all the difference KINDERGARTENS AND A TODDLER'S FUTURE... THE English educated have always come in for a lair measure of criticism from their elders. Among other things, we have been accused of being too materialistic and somewhat wanting in filial affection and a sense
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      352 25 BUT IT'S TOUGH KEEPING THINGS SHIPSHAPE JUST what does a landlubber do with a ship for a campus and a skipper for a dean. Do what the students on board the floating Universe Campus did. Grow a pair of sea legs. The
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      694 25 HARRISONS CROSFIELD GROI'P SCHOLARSHIPS AT THE I NIVERSITI PERTANIAN UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE) MALAYSIA. Applications for Harrisons it Crosfleld Group >nips are invited Irom tluse male students who have been accepted as new entrants this year for admission to the first or second year of the Course .starting on 23rd July,
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      363 25 PERKWMVW hi MX II \s GET All MMWSIA iui:il\(> Tl Mil K NOTICE Tenders are invited from clars B" and above Civil Engineerinc Contractors who are registered with Public Horks Department and from other suitable contractors for the Construction and Completion of a Latex Storage Building Foundation for 500 ton
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      72 25 Our quiet takeoff can replace two noisy ones. The TriStar takes off with less Soairportsall over the world will than half the noise annoyance of have quieter takeoffs. And fewer of older jets. them. Or at least, fewer than there And it takes off with more than would be if
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      206 25 Straits Times Crossword P F I F* I F I P I I* H||^^Hn r ACROSS 7 Riverside thu U itrmlf ht- BuT* retum*a to Roman A H d f?!" l *> r «P w ««»t ">• ititiimiii (4) tnbe (10). 10 Admit fWlVp«t. of the 1J SS^SJLV anUn drink*
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      3 foreign drivers pull out of Japan GP
      121 26 3 foreign drivers pull out of Japan GP TOKYO, Thurs. Three of the seven foreign drivers have pulled out of next week's Japan Grand Prix because their cars are not in top racing condition, the Japan Automobile Federation announced today. The Federation said It had received telegrams to this effect
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      71 26 1 AUSANNE. Thurs. There win be 21 sports at the 1976 Suojner Olympic Oames In Moi treal. the International Olympic Committee said here MM A statement, signed by the committee's president. Lord Killunin said the detailed programme (or the Oames would be cjmpleted during the next
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      45 26 LON X>N Thurs Close of play scores in yesterdays crilcet matche* were: At l.ortfc.: M.C.C 263-3 dec. (M. Denness 94. K Fletcher 71 not out D. Lloyd 60 1. Warwick 11-0 At (imbrldge: 141 (O.MeKenzie 1-7) Leics 59 o— Reuter.
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      287 26 Albion lose their Div 1 place T ONDON, Thurs. West Bromwich Albion, a First Division club for the past 24 years, were last ni?ht relegated when they lost 2-1 at home to Manchester City. They go down to the Second Division with Crystal Palace, who suffered relegation when they were
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      425 26 Ajax qualify for 4th Cup final I ONDON, Thurs. Holland's Ajax Amsterdam last night reached their fourth European Cup final in five seasons when they beat former champions Real Madrid of Spain 1-0 to win the two-leg semi-final 3-1. i Ajax, seeklnn to win the trophy for the third successive
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      Queensway meet
      20 26 QUEENSWAY Secondary School will hold 1U annual track and field meet at the school from 2.15 p.m. today.
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      3 officials in 7-man team for Seoul meet
      334 26 3 officials in 7-man team for Seoul meet I WAS shocked to hear that the Singapore AAA selectors have recommended four athletes and three officials to the South Korean International track and field championships at Seoul next month. Have the selectors got their priorities right? Are we preparing our athletes
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      177 26 Mohsen goal puts Iran in final TEHERAN, Thurs. Iran and Japan yesterday registered victories to reach the Asian youth soccer tournament final. Iran beat South Korea 1-0. after a scoreless first half. Half-back .Mohsen Yussefi notched Iran's goal in the 57th minute. Japan beat giant-killers Saudi Arabia 3-0. Halftime score
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      211 27  - An event for women in World Cup bowling GODFREY ROBERT By r*)R the first time in the history r of the World Cup bowling, women will compete along the same lines as the men in the Ninth championships to be held in Sineaoore in November. i Mr. Herble Llm, managing
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      Police triumph by 3-1
      202 27 Police triumph by 3-1 fitter Police 111 team outA played Chinese YMCA 111 -1 in their Intel -club D grade .itch at Palmfr Road v Wednesday tvenlng. Chinese YMCA Us only ruber came from Michael Ooh who li-eil Oopal 9-6. 2-9. 1-9. 9-1, -6. Ahmad Ibrahim of *v!'~e t No
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      100 27 EASTBOURNE lEn«landi. hurs. The New Zealand ■icketers rallied splendidly here ?sterday after their bowling ad been mauled by South frican opening batsman Barry lehards. who made a masterly )2 off 132 balls. At the close of the second iy of the three-day match lainst Derrick Robins
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      Lock icon Big-hitting Ozaki leads in 'Chunichi'
      176 27 Big-hitting Ozaki leads in 'Chunichi' rpOKYO, Thurs.— Japan's -I- most popular golfer Masasbi "Jumbo" Ozaki grabbed the first round lead in the Cbunichi Crowns international tournament in N'agoya today with a six-under 64. He led by one stroke from Irene Legaspl of the Philippines and three Japanese. Taking advantage of
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      410 27  - Encourage the others, Sen tells 'pyramid' JOE DORAI By [)R. B.K. Sen, chairman of the National Stadium Corporation, yesterday urged the 105 Schools Colour Award recipients to encourage the other thousands, who make up the base and middle layers, to achieve higher skills and performances. Speaking at the Colours presentation
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      39 27 JAKARTA. Thurs. China has Invited Indonesia to take part in the Aslnn-Afrlcan-Latin American Table Tennis tournament to be held In Peking In September, the secretary of the Indonesian Table Tennis Federation. Mr Willy Warokka. said here today.
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      32 27 SYDNEY. Thurs— The French Rugby League has cancelled Its six-match tour of 'Australia later this year because of diplomatic tension over Prance's nuclear testing In the South Pacific Ocean.
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      Lock icon Walker beats Hawke's wicket haul
      337 27 Walker beats Hawke's wicket haul OORT OF SPAIN, Thurs. Australia seemed set to retain their unbeaten record today the final day of their seventh cricket Test series against the West Indies. Even with four second innings wickets down, the Australians were in a commanding pos'tlon at close of play yesterday.
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      Scott beats 2 Asian age records
      664 28  - Scott beats 2 Asian age records ALBERT JOHNSON By piNT-sized Scott Aucutt bettered two and equalled one Asian afje group meet marks in the schools international swimni'ni; match against Indonesia at Barker Road yesterday. Scott wro grabbed three golds in the third Asian age group cham- plonships at Jakarta last
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      ACS edge RI for 3rd placing
      326 28  - ACS edge RI for 3rd placing GODFREY ROBERT Cv FKDRMER rugby kingpins Raffles Institution suf- fered their third successive defeat by Anglo-Crinese School when they lost third placing in the National Schools A' division rugby tournament by a penalty kick at Grange Road yesterday. Anglo-Chinese. playing with courage and purpose
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      270 28  - Tuan Mong score another easy win PETER SIOW By ■■FORMIDABLE Tuan Mong r High School scored another thumping win yesterday when they trounced Thomson Secondary 5-0 in thf National Schools Boys 'A' table tennis championships at Tanjong Katong. On their performance to date, Tuan Mong are favourites to become Group
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      324 28 THE Combined Schools girls second team had their first taste of success last week when they won the Brunei Invitation Basketball tournament in Brunei. The giris surprisingly defeated the best teams of Kuching, Mlri, Kota Kinabalu and Bru.iei to finish unbeaten champions. With most
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      207 28 Chi Cheng's last hope: Surgery NEW YORK, Thurs.— Chi Cheng hasn't run without p»ln from a rare muscie ailment for three years. Another ooeratlon may be the last hope to save her career. "I've been told there's no sense in running any more with the Pain, to stop and enjoy
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      Bt Timah entries
      1575 29  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with A TOTAL of 386 horses comprising 98 in Class 2. 124 In C.ass 3 and 164 in Class 4 have been entered for the Buklt Tlmah meeting en May 4-5 ana 12-13. There will be ten races each day. The entries: (I ASS
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      Danish Don, Battle Time show up in 3f workouts
      429 29 J)AXISH DON did a splendid gallop at Penang yesterday. This five-year-old reeled off 3f in 38 1, ssec in yielding going with apprentice Peter Lee up. Winner of three races last season, Danish Don has still to strike form this year,
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      1596 29 II IJIM 2.15 CLASS 6. DIV. 3 8 I F SagtaJ^HJi ($5,000 $3,500 to winner) 1 ***** WATANIA COMMANDO a (Tahnla) r 10 9.0 1) SP J. Johnson 11 2 ">4OOB BATTLE ROYAL a (Augran) Dante* 7 8 13 (+2) Harbrldgt IS 5 ***** HALLAND II
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      1588 29 2.0 CLASS 6. DIV. 1 BJF BJJiHUI (55,500 $3,850 to winner) 1 JJOiJ BALDWIN a (Novice) Teh 4 9 0 Came) Llai 10 BUMPER CROP II g (Auric) Tan 4 1.1 (ud -6) SP J. Johnson 2 I ANTILAMI a (Beau) Allan 6 83 (-3) Allan 4
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      259 26 $65,000 WORTH 0F PRIZES MUST BE WON IN THE POSB MY DRAW QUALIFY FOR YOUR ftJm Z Bot LUCKY DRAW TICKET NOW JJ^~~ TO PARTICIPATE IN THE DRAW YOU MUST LEAVE U $500 /VITH THf POSB THROUGHOUT THE PERIOD «i|^^. 1 MAY 31 JULY. 1973 HURRY' AND MAKE YOUR V^^^Btf
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      59 26 I WELL 4*!^H 1 ■B f I a mjm If y Protector Robert Vaughn tells Fanfare how he got cjught in the Tender Trap James Bond to die On marrying for money The Grand Hotel Race in colour Ron Davies Soccer sportrait Dreamseller contest fantastic prizes to win Take Five
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      48 26 ISOMETRICS rCvftT ■gt '•••f.f'J'* 'mc icciof Ntortcto* a iomt uMMtmrr. mo ne» Mt*Amt*M or L\ r ■1 £*£?fn^u **<*« aron ""tut u«>*»r v t MMVr **f* r*fj Pk\ I m *[>-**> M*r cm w ~y Y| *mttO*t. XITY- W I—* Ml* Oo KM n*,B ttrua* w MM UM KMNI I^MMVMWM.'
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      211 27 Exciting new model in Ford Escort range! Ford Escort 1100 L Fordor Ford Escort 1100 Tudor I Price ranee Escort range of fine cars has always With Mylar insert windshield. t j offered great value Now the 1 100 L Fordor is Open front quarter vents. Ord Lscort 1 100
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      62 27 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I THINK Wt'VE CLEAREP CR... BEEN WORKIW I UP ALL OF CICCBO'S LITTLE HAKP LATELY, POC7 r PROBLEMS! I, ■"f *"i rr &k Ik V— \rA *£cwStoj IZ/APPaWTMEUTS, V fI\(THANKS!I ri^ifi JM CONFERENCES... (i KNOW I GOT BUT I THINK YA OUSWTA )£2m. A LOT
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      83 28 Congratulations Best Wishes to CHASE MANHATTAN BANK on their official opening at SHING KWAN HOUSE from KEE LEE MARINE ENGINEERING CO. PTE. LTD. 200, LMN, AVER RAJAH ROAD, SINGAPORE 5. Congratulations Best Wishes to Chmmm Munhullun Hunk on the occasion of their official opening at Shenton Way From Ma'*yan Plant
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      38 28 ATHLETICS Queensway Schools championships (TanSec Sch meet (Queensway 215 Jong Katong 830 am and 230 pjn); Balestler Hill Tech meet SWIMMING Schools Inter(Farrer Park 2 pjn). national meet between Spore TABLE TENNIS National and Indonesia (Barker Rd 215
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    22 30 FLORV. (..loved wlf> of Laurence J Cruz of 20. Adam Park paved away in St. Andrews. Kerala on 26 4 73.
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    Lock icon KALIMANTAN TOLD TO OBEY ORDERS
    83 30 KALIMANTAN TOLD TO OBEY ORDERS JAKARTA, Thurs. Pres dent Suharto had told South Kalimantan Governor Subardjo to abide by the Government ban on export of low quality rubber to S'.ngapore. The Governor said yeserday after talks with the President that the Govern- ment had agreed to subsidise the cost of
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    62 30 BANGKOK. Thurs. The 14th conference of the assembly of presidents of the Orient Airlines Association (OAA> opened here today to discurs efforts to rid malpractices in the region's airline Industry. At the opening ceremony. Singapore Airline's managing director Mr. Lim Chin Beng turned over the OAA
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    64 30 HAMILTON. Thurs More than I.COO firearms have been turned In to police under a law passed here after the assassination of the British governor and his aide and a double supermarket killing three weeks ago. Residents of Bermuda had 10 days in which to turn in their
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    15 30 THE weather outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: No rain
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    55 30 BT. DONAT S CASTLE Wales), Thurs. Fifteen Chinese students arrived at a Welsh school here today to Join 316 other students from all over the wot Id. They were here as a result of a suggestion made by BrltUh Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home when he visited
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    490 30 T ONDON. Thun. The -1..< k m.iik.t closed iiui.-flv miti'il 1i ..1. iv »ilh rmlhrninrvs. dealers said. wa» oil 0 3 al 466 'J 11. ii., ..in- l.iullc.l 8.976 17.530). Hill Samuel cloned at 176 (1721 folliivmmu thi- rnir.nl inrmri v.,111 Slater Walkrr. II had luuchrd 188 Ixlurr
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    Hon offers ADB Asian dollar market facilities
    324 30 BOND ISSUE WILL BE WELL RECEIVED MANILA, Thur. MR. Hon Sui Sen today offered the facilities of the Asian dollar market in SingaDore to enable the Asian Development Bank to raise funds. In a statement at the opening session of the ADB's annual
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    34 30 DACCA, Thurs. Unofficial estimates today put the death toll in two weeks of violent storms in Bangladesh at 1.000 with 4.000 injured. Official government figures so far rive 340 dead. AP.
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      1157 31  - Asian shapes S'pore destiny in world of high finance SOW TIANG KENG in the first of a two-part series traces the history of the Asian dollar market. He tells how the Singapore Government nurtured the market from its cautious beginnings in 1968 to its US$3 billion success in 1972. On
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      Companies suspended to protect shareholders
      499 31  -  HENRY CHANG By COMPANIES listed on the Stock Exchange are not be suspended unless the Stock Exchange committee feels that continued dealing in the counters is prejudicial to shareholders' interest. The general manager of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore Mr. Chow Sik Thim.
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      City Dev reduces projects
      143 31 OUT of a total of 11 proposed property transactions announced late last year and early this year. City Developments has managed to come through with only four, the company informed shareholders yesterday. The properties successfully bought for cash are Palace Theatre and land at Telok Ayer
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      Terminal berth at Tilbury for NOL's exclusive use
      381 31  - Terminal berth at Tilbury for NOL's exclusive use MASIE KWEE By FONDON: Neptune Orient Lines' first London terminal berth at Tilbury Docks was inaugurated on Wednesday and this will quicken the handling of NOL's cargo here and redu c c operational costs. Th's Is the result of a new deal
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      165 31  -  CROESUS By Potty TAKEOVERS and buyovers are nothing new in the aquisition game businessmen seem to like playing best, but this one that happened on Tuesday is the pottiest I've heard: A nifty American merchandise manager with a chain of departmental stores as long as his list of
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    691 32 MANILA: The latest statistical evidence of economic performance Is flattering to the country's monetary managers If not, In fact, to the Martial Law Administration itself. Not surprisingly, the official projection of future growth rate Is on the optimistic side and there has. of late, been
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    154 32 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Bankers Si Tracers Insurance has the following senior management appointments and promotions: Mr. Oen Boon Ho, until recently Singapore branch manager, becomes assistant manager for the Far East; Mr. Tommy Yeo Kng Thong, formerly Kuala Lumpur branch manager, takes over as manager, Sngapore; Mr Andrew Chua C'hee
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    554 32  -  RITA LOONG NOW 'PEOPLE POLLUTION' AT AIRPORTS THE BIGGEST SINGLE PROBLEM dous implications of the traffic expansion. All those paying passengers have to be accommodated on the ground at the beginning and end of their journey; all of which means that apart from bigger and better aircraft to cater
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    Fares are nearing 'ultimate low'
    189 32 Fares are nearing 'ultimate low' From Sydney my colleague KINGSLEY WOOD reports that Captain R.J. Ritchie, general manager of Qantas. believes International airline fares are nearing their ultimate low The special AS7OO return fare between Australia and Britain worked out at three cents a mile and It was unlikely that
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    302 32 7»J EW YORK. Wed— The market, continuing to Ignore the flood of generally strong corporate earnings (or the March quarter, fell sharply for the third day In a row. Trading was fairly active Analysts offered a variety of reasons for the market's lengthy decline, but mostly said it
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    75 32 FINANCIAL TIMI 8 UNWednesday 102.77 Tuesday 102.81 Week ago MJBKBI Wednesday Tuesday Week ago OILS Wednesday 318 :o Tuesday Wtek i go INDl \l B Wednesday Tuesday Week ago DOW JONKI AM INUl'STRI Wednesday Tuesuay Week ago 958 31 LONDON DOLLAR PRI Wednesday Tuesday 17 i H.K. HAM. Wednesday
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    A 25 p.c. jump in Citicorp earnings
    227 32 A 25 p.c. jump in Citicorp earnings NEW YORK: First National City Corporation has reported that its consolidated operating earn ings after tax for the first quarter of 1973 rose to U5558,157,000. tij. per cent from 489,000 in' the sanu period a year ago. The per share amoutr 50 cents
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    158 32 mHE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announce the X best agreed merchant rates as at April 26 Loral dollars to one unit »l I I.ING BIYINc. of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT ol sifri|P° 11 r ***** 2.4810 2 46! Sterling Pound g 2100 6 1600 6
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      1536 33 'THE last transacted sale at x the close of business In the Kuala Lumpur and Singapore trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday compared with the previous day's price together with the 1972/73 high and low. ('Adjusted for ail new Issues): CLOSING TONE; All sections closed easier. TURNOVER:
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      31 33 SETRON Is making a one-for-flve scrip Issue, subject to approval from the Stock Exchange and Securities Industry Council. The authorised capital will be raised trom $10 million to $20 million.
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        43 33 1. Ulll »II.UV I Dcv 192 L Tape 1.90 >ea Corp 5.40 ianyo 2 90 rractors 4.08 long Menu 1.57 IV. Jacks 2.67 il Rice 0.81 'opper Ind. 1.35 it. Tobacco 5.05 .12 .10 .10 .08 .08 .07 .07 .05 .05 .05
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        37 33 llHmsnn OB ..■ntiiu It Semb )CBC li'iin- (M) A K'nulls M F N m t, n 9 3.UU 7.75 6.30 9.00 $20.00 3.00 4.60 7.45 9.00 t inn j.ui .5! .51 .51 .51 .41 .3! .3'
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        21 33 Olympia 125.000 Haw Par 78,000 Simp Darby 78.000 DBS 70.000 Total Turnover: 1.38 M Total Value: $5.36 M
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        41 33 npr. £3 Apr. «< Industrials: 343.1* 336.2 Hotels. 258 .81 254.21 Properties: 406.00 398.H Tins- 134.89 134.81 rubben: 329.42 328.41 0.C.8.C.: 329.29 318.3 Dec. 30. 1966 100 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 IN t Jan. 1. 197* I**
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      Another dull day in the market
      333 33 EASIER conditions persisted on the Stock Exchance of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The number of new issues in the pipeline, among which is Sembawanc Shipyard. promises to siphon a Kood <ie.il of liquidity from the market in the weeks ahead. The raising; of the
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      S. Trading
      173 33 GROUP pre-tax profits at Straits Trading for the year ended December 1972 advanced from $195 million In 1971 to $20 1 million. Tax takes $7.6 million this time compared with $7.5 million previously, leaving a net profit of $12.5 million against $12.1 million last time. Directors have transferred
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      PRODUCE
      101 33 f'HINESE PRODUCE IXCMANCE. V SINCAPORI NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICOL YESTERDAY Coconut Oil: bulk $33 sellers, dru.n $55 seller*. Cepn Mixed (loose) UK Com. $33i B. Ptpp*: Muntok ABTA wblte fob. 100'; NLW $2071 sellers. Sarawak wblte f.o.b. ••<* NLW $l»7i sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. M<t NLW $137
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        290 33 HONGKONG, Thurs. The market experienced another quiet and featureless trading session with share prices moving down gradually throughout the day. resulting In the Hang Seng Index dropping 52.74 points. Hongkong Bank's Local register lost to HK$376 and the London register eased to $306. Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf also
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        Hongkong rates
        28 33 Kong yesterday UN 111 dollar was quoted at 515 for T.T. and 5 II for cash. Stsrling was quoted at 12.Sg and on« taal ot laid
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        330 33 MELBOURNE. Thurs. Prices on the Mcl bourne Stock Exchange re mained fairly steady In quiet trading today. Most stocks opened higher this morning but during the day they generally returned to last week's closing levels. Overall on the day rls»?s and falls were about balanced. On the industrial board.
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1846 34 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and out reported to tne Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unle.v, otherwise specified INDIMKIM Aema (3.308 3 4CS) Hi
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        Rubber moves up
        317 34 THE rubber market yesterday was steadier during the morning session following the news of an agreement for a fresh US rubber workers three-year contract having been reached May RSS One reached 131.00 cents per kilo in thin and slow trading. Inquiries for nearby shipment topgrades met with
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        88 34 DAILY SMR prucs Is—d hj the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday. SMR 5CV SMR 51. SMR SO 1 1-ton pallet) < 1-ton pallet i 1 1-tnn pulltt l 1 1-ton pallet) 1 1-ton pallet) i l-ton pallet) i Current Month I Bu>cr»
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        Gold markets
        57 34 Wtdnttday Tutlday utt uss London rxi.l". 00. «0 Beirut 90 30 Itl.lS Hongkong M.6.1 90.32 Zurich 90.008 90.308 90.308 91.008 Paris M.71 93.62 8 pore (1) 92.30 62.30 B'POr* (2) 2«3 0O 211 00 (1) Export price In nor -sterling areas Iq U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local
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        33 34 London copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer {63.V50 < £646.30) seller £636 00 (£647.00): Thrre month* buyer £631.00 (£641.501 sellers {631.30 (£642.00). Msrkti uns: Easier lain: 3.523 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        46 34 In London on Wednesday the palm oil prices or Malayan 5 per cent r.i.f. IK N European porn per long ton Oct. and Novs stlltn win trmporarllv withdrawn (previous I'KfiTO sellers or Com. *»9 sellers and UK £1 IS sellen or Com. 129u fellers).
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        173 34 A SIAN currency deposit rates as at close on Thursday. April M: IS Dollars FOREIGN EXCHANGE SPOT PRICES Source: P. Murray-Jones International (Singapore). 7 days 1 mth 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 2 mths 8-3 8 8-1 8 8-1 4 8-3 11 8-3 8
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        Physical market sound
        506 34 DURING the six trading days In the period under review (April 12 to April .'6 noon', disjointed as it was by the varous holidays, the market initially moved higher after the final clearing "1 April, with May 1 RSS moving from 129'- cents per kilo to 135
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 34 APRIL 26. RI'RBKR: 131.00 cents (up 1.50 it-. TIN: $616.50 (up $1). Official offering: 231 tons (down 26 tons).
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        Recovery by Straits tin
        178 34 Recovery by Straits tin THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday was traded $1 higher to $616.50 per picul on an official ottering down 26 tons to 231 tons. After the easier Wednesday trend the local market was steadier although the overnight London market price for forward remained unchanged at
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      628 34 STAFF REQUIRED By leading International Company for their Engineering Division: 1) Sales Electrical Median.Engineers cal Engineers (Singapore Polytechnic) or 5 years expeiicnce. 2) Salesmen Electrical Mechani i-al Sales experience. 3) Draftsman veais experience. 4) Office Boy Secondary educa lion/driving licence. Handwritten application with one non-returnable passport size photo together with
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      Lee opens NTUC delegates meeting
      274 35 ACTION PLAN FOR THE SEVENTIES pRIME Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Ye\v will open the National Trades Union Congress First Triennial Delegates Conference and Symposium at the Conference Hall today. The theme of the four-day conference and symposium Is "Labour In a Technological Society: Action Programme
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      UPGRADE EXISTING SKILLS OF WORKERS' CALL
      193 35 MESSAGE BY THE MINISTER FOR LABOUR, MR. ONG PANG BOON. 4 The current switch of emphasis from labour intensive to high-technology Industries is an Integral part of our Industrialisation programme. Our workers will benefit from this change in emphas'.s, for firms with a high
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      A MODERN LABOUR MOVEMENT BY DEVAN
      124 35 A MODERNISED labour movement in a modernised society is much more than a bargaining institution. A NATION which cannot adapt its thinking and its policies to the demands of progress, or lacks the will towards change and national fulfilment in this Space Age, must
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      Messages pour in from all over the world
      1182 35 Messages pour in from all over the world YOUR activities are an inspiration to the developing world." This is the gist of messages from around the world, especially some of the D'stest organisations in the international labour movement, to the NTL'C on the occasion of its first triennal delegates' conference
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      How to increase production through job satisfaction
      1559 36  - How to increase production through job satisfaction T.H. ELLIOTT By Prof 4 A modernised labour movement in a modernised society is much more than a bargain- A Ing institution.^ Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, SecretaryGeneral, NTUC (1969). ESTABLISHMENTS organised on the 'conveyor belt system" with a strict Hierarchical order md job
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      70 35 rv mV^^Lm^^^kSf M O I INCOME I extends f Congratulations Best Wishes I to I I N.T.U.C. I Of 2) on their FIRST TRIENNIAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM "LABOUR IN A TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY: f ACTION PROGRAMME FOR THE 70V d^d^d^d^d^d^d^d^d^^d^>d^>d^>d^d^>d^jd^>d^>d^>d^jd^»d^->d^j i Wishing The I I CONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM I I Every Success
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      99 35 PHILIPS Wishing the NTUC every success in their first triennial delegates conference and symposium on "Labour in a Technological Society: Action Programme for the 70's" from Philips Singapore Private Limited With the Compliments gg Singapore Slipway gg Engineering Ca.CPtelLti Tanjong Rhu, Singapore 15. Tel: *****4 Cable: Slipco Telex: Rs *****
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      144 36 Wishing The N.T.U.C. Every Success In Their FIRST TRIENNIAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM ON 'LABOUR IN A TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY ACTION PROGRAMME FOR THE 70s. from FAIRCHILD SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. Lorong 3, Toa Payoh, Spore 12 Teh *****6 Wishing The N.T.U.C. Every Success In Their FIRST TRIENNIAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE AND SYMPOSIUM ON
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    WORKERS PLAY VITAL ROLE IN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
    1282 37 WORKERS PLAY VITAL ROLE IN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN recommending the commercial fields able for the labour movement to -idle, Dr. Goh Keng swee put life lnice on the top his list of prloriand next came using development. Now that the NTUC !NCOME has established nrmly in the life srance field.
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    284 37 r AROi'R'S action proLi gramme for the Seventies will take a bit stride forward in only six weeks' time. This will be the launching of the first consumer's cooperative supermarket at Toa Payoh. The WELCOME supermarket open to everybody, with rebates and dividends for members
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      154 37 WITH THE BEST COMPLIMENTS AND FRATERNAL GREETINGS to N.T.U.C. from Cioverntnent Daily-Rated Union Local Council: Public Daily-Rated Architect Workers Union Public Daily-Rated General Stores r-kers Union Daily-Rated Sewerage Workers ion Public Daily-Rated Transport Workers ;on Public Daily-Rated Night Soil Workers Union Public Daily-Rated Market Hawkers Workers Union Public Daily-Rated Health
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      337 37 You can take us for granted. Our stock. Our service. Our expertise. When you gel to be the 'eading stockist of the widest range of specialised products and motor spare parts. people tend to take you for granted They know that if they walked in and wanted anything from a
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    675 38 Points to ponder excerpts from the report by NTUC secretary general Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. 4 The labour move merit must seek a new role in society, and in seeking, and eventually performing the new rule, it will need to adapt to the
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    986 38  -  N. GOVINDASAMY TRADE UNION EDUCATION IN THE SEVENTIES B 4WK are not an easy- go' ng prop I c H> cannot help ihii.k'iiK. calculating and planning for tomorrow, for next year, for the next decade, for the next generation. And it is because
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      90 38 With the Compliments of BKEPPEL SHIPVHRD (PRIURTE)LTD P.O. Box 2169, Singapore, Telephone: *****1 Cable: -KEPPELDOK 1 Telex: RS ***** NATIONAL IRON STEEL MILLS LTD. 22, Tanjong Kling Road, Spore 22. Tel: *****3 extend their best wishes to NTUC on their First Triennial Delegates Conference Symposium r Wishing The N. T.
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      23 38 We wish THE NATIONAL TRADES UNION CONGRESS All Success On the occasion of its FIRST TRIENNIAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE AND SYMPOSIUM 55 Sembawang Shipyard
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      533 39 SINGAPORE PETROLEUM COMPANY PTL LTD. invites applications for the position of PROJECT ANALYST QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE: Degree m Engineering. Economics. Busintit Administration, or equivalent. Candidates should have at least three years experience in economic evaluation, long-range planning and financial analysis. The person selected will have a keen and analytical mind, capable
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      494 39 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA SINGAPORE Th« Stock Exchange of Malaysia 4 Singapore Invites suitably qualified persons to apply for the following posts: Qualification, ft Norure ot Experience Functions/ Responsibilities 1. PdbliC Prior experience In Liaison with the public relations ond public and press; n6l3T.lons preferably possessing production of O Officer-
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 40 In lovlnc memory of Tan Cboo Sin who left us on 27-4-70 remembered by wife— lvy Lee and family.
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      527 40 I JTC I Tenders are invited from Registered Contractors of the Jurong Town Corporation for the following projects: I (A) CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, FOOTPATHS, LANTERNS, BINS, BENCHKS A»ID OTHER ANCILLARY WORKS IN THE CHINESE GARDENS, lURONG I ELIGIBILITY: Building/Civil Engineering S 100,000/--and above. I SHOWROUND: 2.5.73 at 10.00 a.m. Meet
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      381 40 CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBER With effect from Saturday April 28, at 9 p.m. our telephone number will be changed to *****22 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Jiff\ SINGAPORE (PTE.) LIMITED VJv^ P.O. Box 2093 \i 27, Kallang Place Singapore 12. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY We are looking for a well-established company which should have good
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      900 40 FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS Sawn Timber and Plywood Rat» of Freight The member Lines wish to advise that they have notified the Shippers' Council in Singapore and West Malaysia and the appropriate Trade Associations that an increase In the rates (or Sawn Timber and Plywood is necessary
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      714 40 THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE 1887) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of The Straits Trading Company Limited will be held at the Company's Registered Office. 20th Floor, Straits Trading Building. 9 Battery Road. Singapore, on Saturday. 19th May 1973. at 12 noon for
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      650 40 TENDER Tenders will be received In the Ministry of Defence (Logistics Division). TangUn. Singapore 10 for the undermentioned Items up to 11.00 a.m. on date shown against the Items: 1. PROVISION OF COOKED FOOD NCC Tender- MINDEF (LOG) 54/73(3) Clwinc Date: 4.5.73. 2. SHOES FOB SAF (WOMAN) Tender: MINDEF (LOG)
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      276 40 PWD SINGAPORE I Tenders are Invited for the I following -"BME T 16/73— SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF 57 (Flfty■even) UNITS GOODS/ PASSENGER CARRYING VAN TO GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS 1975/I&7V Restricted to PWD registered Contractors, under "SUPPLY OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT" and all persons or companies who are not registered with the PWD
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    New Barber Lines high-speed service from S'pore to the US
    189 42 New Barber Lines high-speed service from S'pore to the US BARKER Lines has announced th« introduction of a new high-speed service from Slnnapore to New York without stopping at any intermediate ports The Trinidad, first vessel of this new service, is scheduled in Sin^aiwre for loading on May 4 and
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