The Straits Times, 3 May 1973

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    28 1 IIICIIVBD 3 MA y^ TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 Maai The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd 1845 THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Tanks in Beirut battle
    504 1 Tanks in Beirut battle Army acts after guerilla attacks BEIRUT, Wednesday LEBANESE troops and tanks today surrounded a big Palestinian refugee camp on the outskirts of Beirut and fought a pitched battle with armed guerillas. A Defence Ministry communique said the army was forced to hit back in selfdefence after
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    Lock icon LON NOL TO FREE SIHANOUK AIDES
    88 1 PHNOM PENH. Wed. The Cambodian Government will soon release from detention six people closely aligned with exiled Prince Norodom Sihanouk and who were arrested at the time of his March 18. 1970. overthrow, well informed government sources disclosed today. Among those to be freed
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    Lock icon 5 children die in top floor fire
    95 1 pLASGOW. Wed. vJ Five children, the oldest five years old, died today when fire engulfed their tenement home. Three were brothers and the other two a brother and sister were their cousins. Two families shared the flat, on the top floor of a
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    Lock icon US fighters for Indonesia
    59 1 JAKARTA. Wed Indonesia Is to receive a squadron of tactical jet fighter.; from the United States The Dally Indonesia Raya quoted Vice-Marshal Arled Rlyadl, the Central Java air force commander, as saying that the planes were part of the U.S. aid programme to Indonesia. He would
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    Lock icon Australia will let 'suitable' overseas grads stay on
    124 1 Australia will let 'suitable' overseas grads stay on OANBERRA, Wed. Minister for Immigration Albert Grassby said today overseas stud c n ts studying privately in Australia "will in future be Judged on their merits and allowed to stay in the country if they measured up." Speaking In the House of
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    Starving out the guerillas
    63 1 KUCHINO, Wed. The State Government today launched a campaign to deny the communist guerillas food supplies In the Rajang Security Command (Rascom) p.-ea in Sarawak, Chief Minister Abdul Rahman Yakub announced. Certain districts In the Third. Sixth and Seventh Divisions were declared food re .Uric ted
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    Oil tanker fire at shipyard
    50 1 FIREMEN last night put out a one-hour blaxe on board a French oil tanker at Sembawang Shipyard. Nc one was lniured In the fire which started at 8 p.m. In the control room of the 62.065--ton Isomerla. The ex'ent of damage has not been assessed.
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    Mentri: Govt aware of uprising plot
    139 1 IP OH Wednesday THE Malaysian Government is aware of the communist terrorist plan to start an uprising, similar to the Indonesian rrbrllion that toppled the Sukarno regime, aimed at killing national leaders in this country. Perak Mentri Besar Datuk Sri Haji Kamaruddin said this
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    Vital for Asean to attract investors, says Malik
    504 1  -  P.M. 7.AMAN PROGRESS WITHOUT IT WILL BE SLOW' By INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik yesterday said it was "vital" for Asean to attract development assistance from the developed nations. For Asean to succeed, it would need the sustained development aid, trade
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    $22,000 hold-up
    57 1 I ETALINO JAVA. Wed Three men. one armed with a pistol, held up nine people at the Central Wire Mesh Co. here this afternoon before scooping up a payroll of about $22,000 The robbers then warned them not to raise an alarm and coolly walkf 1 to a
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    Watergate: Latest
    40 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Nixon's deposed top two White House lieutenants H.R. Haldeman and John D. Khrlichman. will appear tomorrow before the Federal grand jury investigating the Watersate scandal, it was learned today.— UPl (See Paces 3 and 12)
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    Lock icon lAC to hear jumbo pay dispute
    704 1 lAC to hear jumbo pay dispute A PAY dispute bet**ween Singapore Airlines and its pilots, which may threaten the take-off of the airline's jumbo Jets this October, is to be referred to the Industrial Arbitration Court. According to the SIA spokesman yesterday, the secretary of the SingaporeAirline Pilots' Association <
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    Lock icon Indons leave Phnom Penh
    60 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Families ol Indonesian Embassy officials In Phnom Penh hive beei. evacuated to Bangkok because of the worsening situation In Cambodia, a Foreign Office spokesman ;ald today. There are 12 embassy officials Including Ambassador lI.R Dharsono. who was assigned as chief of the Indonesian conUngent
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    Lock icon Razak's talks
    31 1 JAKARTA. Wed President Suharto and Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak will hold talks on International and bilateral matters on Saturday ir Palembang, It was announced here today.— Reuter.
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    Mrs. Mitchell to testify
    66 1 Mrs. Mitchell to testify SEE THIS PAGE WASHING! ON. Wed. Martha Mitchell, wife of the former IS Attorney -General. I was subpoenaed today to (Ive sworn testimony tomorrow I about what the kaews about the Watergate scandal. Her testimony win be taken In New York aa a deposition in a
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    Beirut curfew
    19 1 BEIRUT. Wed. Tue l.rha Dne MMhortUn today »n--nounred a curfew on B^.ut and other main Lebanese title*
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      67 2 MANILA Wed Army Chief of Stall Gen. Romeo Espino has warned troops and civilian home defenders against attacking Muslim insurgents who have surrend Ted or were captured In southernmost Philipines. a military spokesman said Wednesday. Oen. Esplno's order came after complaints from loyal Muslims In the south that
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      Lock icon Marcos: We can't rely on US or Seato to defend us
      528 2 'WE MUST LOOK AFTER OURSELVES' PRESIDENT Maim ;m--nounced today :i selfreliant defence policy and s;ii<l the Philippines cannot continue to <I<pend on Ihe United States or its other allies in Ihe South e;isl Asi:i Treaty Organisation i Seato). Speaking
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      150 2 MONTGOMERY. Wed. GOVERNOR George Wallace, despite paralysis in both legs, stood up in Ihe House of Represrntat ives chamber last night and delivered an address to the Alabama Legislature. It was the first time the crippled Alabama Governor had appeared in public without his wheelchair since he was
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      Lock icon 'Flop'- if Russia invades China
      121 2 'Flop'- if Russia invades China KOBE, Wed. A senior Chinese official said here today the Soviet Union had half a million troops along its Far border, but it would fall in any attempt to invade China. Mr. Llao Cheng-chi. leader of the largest mission to Japan since the two nations
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      783 2 _A^!,^i^BMgfl^^| I MAY ■^MJlB^fl^^^fl H Here are 7 pictures of Our Hazeline Snow girl. Irene Ryder. The photographer I j^^H H has concentrated on her natural looks. Which is the best picture? The H B second best? List them in the order of merit you'd give them. If you think
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon A cloud over Bhutto visit to Iran next week
      308 3 A cloud over Bhutto visit to Iran next week RAWALPINDI. Wed. Remarks attributed to the Shah of Iran about domestic problems In Pakistan have cast a cloud over President Bhutto's, state visit to Iran due to begin next week. According to reports published here, the Shah told the New York
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      Lock icon FATHER TRIED TO SELL BABY FOR DRUGS
      66 3 A NURSE treats three-month-old Kirn Cruz, with tender care after the baby was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in New York In critical condition after her father alleg- edly tried to sell her tor drugs. Little Kirn had been severely beaten but is
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      Lock icon Judge who resigned starts 'Save democracy' campaign
      232 3 Judge who resigned starts 'Save democracy' campaign NEW DELHI. Wed. A Supreme Court judge who resigned last week launched a "save democracy campaign yesterday and warned that the end of judicial independence might soon be seen In India. The warning came from Mr. K.S. Hegde. one of three senior judges
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      Lock icon City of Naxos found?
      57 3 TAORMINA (Sicily). Wed Archaeologists searching (or the cemetery of the first Oreek .settlement in Sicily— the city of Naxo.< founded In 735 B.C >tsterday reported they hid lound three tombs near here In the paM 15 days Efloru to find Naxos have fruitless for many years
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      Lock icon Nixon under tire to tppoint outsider to probe scandal
      669 3 Nixon under tire to tppoint outsider to probe scandal The only way to ensure that the guilty will be brought to justice, say critics WASHNGTCN, Wed PRESIDENT Nixon, trying to ride out Hie storm caused by the Waleraate bugging scandal, was under mounting pressure today to appoint an independent investigator
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      Congress is asked for $7bil foreign aid
      132 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Nixon has sent a U552,900 million ($7,250 million* Foreign Aid. Bill to Congress, calling it "the absolute minimum prudent Investment" towards a peaceful and prosperous world. He asked Congress yesterday to act on the BUI with a special sense of
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      Lock icon SORRY— ZIEGLER TELLS THE POST
      126 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. Presidential Press Secretary Ronald Ziefler today publicly apologised for remarks that the Washington Post had been guilty of the shoddiest type of journalism in reports of the probe of the Watergate scandal. Mr. Ziefler made his charge against the newspaper last October after
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      37 3 HE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby New'SMT^PEAK-- 1 /"wELL.VOU'ef AUW*V lITMAKMI ITMAKM VOULOtf /6BUMBUN& ABOUT TUB W7-~^ /^LvjrO S. RTOFMV JACKET,—-—^ \f K. a% Crz^ yr rm CAeewn£\ /^ano7m^\ JTIHMY TBOLWeC J «ITTIN* v I K>CKET_, IT y
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      Lock icon Floating of key currencies to continue
      521 4 Floating of key currencies to continue LONDON, Wed. ITS SUCCESS HAS EASED URGENCY FOR FUNDAMENTAL REFORMS IN WORLD MONETARY SYSTEM J£EY world currencies are likely lo continue floating against the I.S. dollar for another year or two, senior financial offinals in several capitals now believe. According to this view, the
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      Lock icon JAPAN PAYS $440 mil U.S. FOOD BILL
      274 4 JAPAN PA YS $440 mil U.S. FOOD BILL TOKYO. Wednesday lAPAN yesterday wiped out her debt for food supplied her by the United States in the Dost-war occupation era, with a lump sum payment of US$l75 million ($440 million). It was the last chapter In a story that began In
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      Lock icon Connally says it at last: I've switched sides
      112 4 Connally says it at last: I've switched sides WASHINGTON, Wed. Former Treasury Secretary John Connally called a news conference in Houston yesterday to announce his long-anti-cipated switch from Democrat to Republican. The Washington Post said today Mr. Connally Intended to announce the switch and combine v with a defence of
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      Lock icon Police killed in ambush
      53 4 BOOOTA. Wed— Ftour member^ of the armed forces. Including a police major, and two guerillas died in tun skirmishes at the weekend in Del Vail: State and the Mngdalena legion. Three of the policemen were killed In a guerilla umbmh in Del Valle wher* two guerillas
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      Lock icon Charlotte Ford weds second time
      92 4 Charlotte Ford weds second time NEW YORK. Wed. Charlotte Ford, the 32--year-old elder daughter of car magnate Henry Ford 11, was married to Anthony Forstmann, an investment banker, at a private civil ceremony here. Trie wedding yesterday wai attended by about 75 family members and close friends, including the bride's
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      35 4 SEOUL. Wea Eight fishermen from China were rescued y a South Korean ll&hing boat while their vessel was drifting about 90 miles 144 km.si from Sohukian-do usland early yesterday, niivy sources suid. Reuter.
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      EX-RAF PILOT CHARGED
      49 4 LONDON. Wed. A former RAF pilot flew Illegal Asian Immigrants to Britain from Parts for up to £500 $3,100) a flight, it was alleged in court here today. The prosecution made the charge at the trial of pilot Norman Dunstance and seven others Hearing continues. R-uter.
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      Lock icon Gls in Thailand at US request, says Praphas
      265 4 Gls in Thailand at US request, says Praphas BANGKOK. Wed.—American troops are in Thailand at the request of the I nited States Government, Deputy Prime Minister Praphas < harusathim said todayThailand had never asked the United States for troops because of international or domestic security, he said. But the I'nited
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      Lock icon Four get Lenin peace prizes
      71 4 MOSCOW. Wfd.-i.enin peace prizes for 1972 have been awarded to Soviet CommuniAt Party chief Leonid Brezhnev. Chile's President Salvador Allende. Enrique Pastorlno. Uruguayan president of tne World Federation of Trade Unions, and British author James Aldridge The Lenin International prizes for strengthening peace among the
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      26 4 BANGKOK. Wed. Burmese Head of State U Ne Win arrived here today for a four-day unofficial visit and to. hold talks with Thai lead* bilateral relations.
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      34 4 MANILA: The Am. i Development Bank has admitted the British Solomon Islands Protectorate .in its JOlh member country. This brings the membership of the bank to 28 countries from the region and 14 outside.
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      25 4 DACCA: Australia ha> presented Bangladesh with two refurbished Fokker Friendship aircraft, bringing to six the number of the Dutch-built aircraft owned by the countrynational airline.
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      31 4 TAIPEII: Chi KurilChieh. 24. committed suicide last night by jumping from the roof of the American Kmh:iss> building to protest against Washington's efforts to improve relations, between the I.S. and China.
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      32 4 HONG KONG: Five youths who admitted stealing 48 hand grenades from an army camp last June and using them In several robberies were jailed for periods of up to nine years today.
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      23 4 NEW DELHI: Kiot.Tkilled two policemen when a general strike sponsored by a separatist organisation in the western state of .Maharashtra erupted into violence.
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      21 4 CANBERRA. A party of wool experts from the China National Textile Import-Export Corporation arrived today to Inspect the Australian wool industry.
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      30 4 SEOUL At least four people died and six others are missing after torrential rains swept through the southern provinces yesterday. Worst hit was the country's second largest fit: of Pusan.
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      27 4 SAIGON Mr Ells worth Bunker, for six years UJS. Ambassad >r in South Vietnam. Is planning to leave for good on May 10. embassy sources said today.
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      33 4 CANBERRA: Australia had a record trade surplus of A 5654 million (about 52.289 million) in the first three months of this year, the highest since quarterly estim.itrs were first compiled in 1959-60. Agencies
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      94 4 FLY THE BETTER BOEINGS 144 MAS FLIGHTS WEEKIY BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND KUALA UJMPUR. SINGAPORE/ KUALALUMPUR/ KUALALUMPUR SINGAPORE 8.00 a.m. a* 6.30 a.m. 8.15 a.m. dai, y 7.00 a.m. 0t43 H«>l ll daily* 0«*3U3.1T1» daily I .-1.3 P.!!!. daily y«llj3«IIl« daily 4.00 p.m. d a, y 9.45 a.m. da ly 4.30
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    Store's 1,000 lights 'could have caused short circuit'
    711 5  -  BEN DAVIDSON 39th DAY OF THE ROBINSONS FIRE INQUIRY By ELECTRICAL engineer told the Robinsons Fire Commission of Inqui ry yesterday that the 1,000 or more additional lights which he 1k?--lieved Robinsons store put up every restive season could cause a shortcircuit
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    Dying man yelled out assailant's name, court told
    269 5 Dying man yelled out assailant's name, court told A 21-YEAR-CLD shop assistant shouted the name of his alleged assailant shortly before he died after he was stabbed, a coroner's court heard yester- Puah Pin Yam yelted "Teck Koon. I had no trouble with you," and then collapsed after he was
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    Hoover Park Association officials
    82 5 Hoover Park Association officials MR. An. N Balagopal has been re-elected president of Hoover Park and Neighbourhood Residents' Association. other? elected are Mr. Yuo Hock Yin and 8 O. Saravanan vice-presidents >. Mr. T. L. O>i (secretary): Mr. Paul Neo (assistant secretary), Mr. KanK Chin Kwang (treasurer); Mr K N
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    Month's jail for illegal entry
    47 5 FIVE Indonesian men were jailed (or a month each yesterday for entering Singapore illegally between March 20 and last Tuesday. They were Aln bin Awane. Sallm bin Abdullah. Loh Ah Mem; Dolah bin Abdul Rahlni. all aeed 31 and All Salleh, 25.
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    Drug abuse talk
    33 5 rROFEBSOR Tommy Koh. dean of law at the University of Singapore, will fpeak on Drug Abuse and Community Respon.se at the Hotary Club of Singapore East lunch meeting at Singh-
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    Man charged with kidnap
    46 5 S. NADARAJ Filial. 31. was charged yesterday with kidnapping a 15-year-old girl from the lawful guardianship of her grandmother. Slrengam Palianirapnn, 51, in a house tn Lorong Oaslng on Sept 12 last year. No plea was taken He wi.s remanded until Saturday.
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    METRIC DACHING UNDER STUDY
    82 5 METRIC DACHING UNDER STUDY THE Metrication Board has set up a committee to study views and suggestions from the public on proposal to introduce a metric daching and the practicality of any such prototype instrument. Prof. A. Rajaratnam, president of the Consumers' Association of Singapore, will head the committee which
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    Police appeal for road accident witnesses
    117 5 POLICE yesterday appealed for eye-witnesses to two fatal road accidents. A pedestrian, Ho Sin Mee. 44. was found fatally injured on the bank of Bukit Timah Canal at 4} mile at 3.15 p.m. on April 26. He died without regaining consciousness at 4.45 a.m.
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    Election of AUPE branch officials
    97 5 Election of AUPE branch officials MR. Soh Boon Long was elected chairman of the Parks and Recreation branch of the AUPE at its recent annual meeting AUo elected were Mr. Oan Eng Hong i vice-chairman >. Mr. Ooh KhenK Long (secretary). Mr. Lee B>ng Thong (assistant secretary), M.- On? Poh
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    CPF to raise ceiling on payments
    173 5 CPF to raise ceiling on payments TtHE maximum Cen- tral Provident Fund contributions from both employer and employee will be raised in line with the one per cent CPF rate increase c f f c c tive from July 1. The CPF Act will be amended to accommodate the National
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    Music lessons at YMCA
    60 5 THE president of the Singapore Music Teachers' Association will hold music lessons at the Orchard Road YMCA from Saturday. Classes for beginners will be held every Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m.. at Intermediate level from 3.15 to 4.15 p.m. and at higher level from 4.30
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    Quality control techniques
    41 5 THE National Productivity Board will hold a course on Techniques In Quality Control at its Jurong premises from May 28 to June IS The fee for members of the National Productivity Association is $200 and for non-mem-bers. $250.
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      276 5 Straits Times Crossword k HP IF WF 1 BbT^TbT'bßF"! ACROSS 5. Dcxpot given to empty rant--9 Bill joins the party— to play Ing (6). the piano? <9). 6. A deed requiring a lot of 10 One hundred and four quality. It's true devastated an Uland (S). 7. Appoint iron manufacturers
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    Owner loses appeal and his minibus
    337 6  - Owner loses appeal and his minibus T.F. HWANG By rrlU-: Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, 1 yesterday dismissed an appeal by a minibus owner. Tan Teck Wa, 'Ml against conviction under the Road Traffic Act and affirmed the forfeiture order on the bus. The appeal, argued by Mr. L.M.
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    'Help me find father' appeal by Aussie -woman
    150 6 'Help me find father' appeal by Aussie -woman- AN Australian hopsewife has appealed to the Straits Times to help trace her father who Is believed to be in Singapore. Mrs. Lorraine Sneesby of Sydney said her father, Mr. Yeung Tai Sam, who Is about 50, was away when the was
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    Body at foot of building
    42 6 THE body of Lim Tian Hock. 25, was found at the foot uf Block 9 In Kempas Road yesterday afternoon. Police believed he fell from the eighth floor of the same block. Ms fcul play Is suspected.
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    Excursion
    30 6 PAP Alexandra Brar"h youth section is organising an excursion to places of interest in Singapore on June 6 Tickets are available at the branch In Block 174. Stirling Road
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    Hawker who posed as policeman to get a free bus ride...
    158 6 A MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard that a hawker passed himself off as a police constable in a bus to avoid paying his 30 cents bus fare. Jaafar bin Musa, 26, told bus conductor Yeo Alk Thong of Unltei Bus
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    The Neptune World is Singapore's first supertanker
    130 6 The Neptune World is Singapore's first supertanker rE US$2O million vessel Neptune World which Mrs. Lee Kuan Yew will launch at a shipyard In Nagasaki next week is Singapore's first supertanker. Owned by Neptune Orient Lines through a subsidiary, the 233.200-ton supertanker will be among the world'i bigger ones in
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    Siglap Women's Association officials
    85 6 Siglap Women's Association officials CIX Mawan Wajld Khan, wife of the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Enclk Rahlm Ishak. has been elected president of the Siglap Women's Association. Other officials are Clk Amman Mohtaram. vice-presi-dent; Mrs. May Kuh. secretary; Miss Lim Bee Kuy. assistant secretary. Clk Manumah binte H.
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    For the Coffins life is a hectic round of travelling
    212 6 I IFE took a hectic turn v for a Canadian couple when Mr. Tris Coffin, 61, became third vice-president of Lions International 30 months ago. "From then on, 90 per cent of each year was spent travelling. We have probably
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    Jaycees drive
    38 6 THE Junior Chamber of Singapore Is now conducting a membership drive among young men and women who are between 21 and 40. Those Interested can contact the secretariat at tel. *****7 for details and application forms.
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    Limit show
    45 6 THE Singapore Kennel Club will hold Its limit show at Duncarn Secondary School on June 3 at 10 a.m. Entries are row open to members of the club and they cloae on Saturday. Entry forms ure available from the secretary at tel. *****5.
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    UN expert' throws a tough challenge to Rotarians
    257 7 UN expert' throws a tough challenge to Rotarians A UNITED Nations A expert on management development yesterday challenged Rotarians to 'make a real hard monetary sacrifice" by giving up one year out of every five to go and work in the developing countries. "Making a monetary racriflce that hurts is
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    Health Minister off to Cairo and Geneva
    94 7 THE Minister for Health and Home Affairs, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, left for Cairo last night for a four-day visit with the Medical Superintendent and senior haematolog st, Mr. Kwa Soon Bee. His visit to the United Arab Republic U at the Invitation
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    Smoky buses
    31 7 ASSOCIATED Bus Services Pte Ltd. was fined $420 yesterday for using three buses which emitted excessive smoke along Nlcoll Drive on Dec. 14 last year. The company pleaded nilty.
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    Hon urges: Develop managerial expertise
    401 7 REGIONAL CO-OPERATION IS THE ANSWER, SEMINAR TOLD piNANCK Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen yes tcnlav called fof regional cooperation to develop management expertise. The Singapore Institute of Management and other South-east Asian institutes of management could be eventually associated with each other and with management
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    AUSSIE DEPUTY PREMIER DUE FOR TALKS
    154 7 AUSSIE DEPUTY PREMIER DUE FOR TALKS AUSTRALIAN Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Mr. Lance Barnard, is due here on Friday for talks with the Singapore Government. His talks are likely to deal with the role of Australian units with Anzuk In the post-Vietnam war period. Australia's desire to have
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    Board meeting
    30 7 THE I.l<iuoi> I Icersint! Board will fit lor a i.eneral licensing session In the Pirst Dimi ut Court tn South Bridge Road en June 12 at 930 a.m.
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    Gammon's founder dies
    85 7 Gammon's founder dies rpHE founder of Gammon 1 Booth mm Asia Bhd.. Mr. John Charles Gam- I mon. died in London on Monday. Hi' was 85. Mr. Gammon was chair man of the company since it was established as Gammon Malaya Ltd. in 1925. He became president in 1967 and
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    FIDA lists priority industries KL seeks
    293 7 Till, chairman of Malaysia's Federal Industrial Development Authority (FIDA). Kncik Jamil bin Mohammad Jan. ye-terday listed the "priority industries the Mal.ivsian Government nould welcome Speaking at the Ame■ii .in Management \sm>ciution seminar, he said Malaysia would opt for the labour-intensive in ilustrirs in view
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    PA youth groups will be trained to fight drug problem
    216 7 PA youth groups will be trained to fight drug problem By CHEW LEE CHING YOUTH committees of the Peopled Association are to be trained to tackU the drug problem in Singapore. The PA is embarking on a pilot scheme jointly with the Singapore AntlNarcotics Association to train them in counselling
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    Shipyard dinner
    27 7 LABOUR Minister Mr. Ong Pang Boon ai>d his wife will be guest!> of honour at Sembawang Sh'pyard's fourth anniversary dinner at tht shipyard on Saturday
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      1316 8 PROSPECTUS [Jj SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD LIMITED The Development Bank of Singapore Limited *9A*M DBS-Daiwa Securities International Singapore Nomura Merchant Banking Limited Limited This Prospectus is dated the 30th day of April. 1973. A copy of this Prospectus has been lodged with and registered by the Registrar of Companies in Singapore, who
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      1417 8 APPLICATION FOR SHARTS Applications are invited through The Development Dank of Singapore limited lor 25.0vX>,0U0 ordinary shares of Ssl.oo each at 552.04 pet ordinary share on Ihe lollouinp conditions Applications must be made on (he appropriate form of application which lornis part ol this Pros pectus. Care must be taken
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      661 8 An ICI 1402 A Computer was installed in October. 1971 as an aid to greater management efficiency and this currently controls slock levels, costing and net work analysis. In March 1972, a slop reception plant was successfully commissioned the first shipyard in Singapore to accept cargo slops prior to carrying
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      849 8 DIRECTORS PANG TEE POW 24A. Dcrrima Road. Permanent Secretary (Chairman) Singapore 11. Ministry of Defence. CbORCE EDWIN 4 Kwe Boon Road. Permanent Secretary, BOCAARS Singapore 10. Ministry of foreign Affairs. J.VM. PILLAY 2 8. lireenmead Permanent Secret, rv Avenue. Singapore 11. Ministry ol (manic. NICHOLAS DONALD <l \ictoru I'ark Maaa«s«i
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    Postmen put off overtime boycott at the 11th hour
    362 9 K. LUMPUR. Wed INDUSTRIAL action planned for tomorrow by 2,000 postal workers throughout West Malaysia has been called off for the time being in deference to Tun Abdul Razak. The decision was taken by the Union of Post Office Workers after
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    'CLOSE STUDY' OF HOLIDAY MAGIC
    60 9 THE Trade and Industry Ministry is making a "close study" of the operation of Holiday Magic (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. the Dewan Rakyat was told. If it was found necessary, legislation would be introduced to prohibit the "pyramid selling system" which was now being used by
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    Dies after his farewell pa -ty
    75 9 PENANO, Wed— Retiring Penang Museum curator Mr. Low Hun Leong. 89. died of a heart attack after attending a farewell dinner given by his staff last night. Mr Low was dilvlr.g some of his colleagues home along Northam Road when he felt unwell They
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    ONLY HALF OF MCE FAILURES ASK TO GO BACK
    244 9 IOIAL of 11,005 student* out of Ihc 21. (Mil who failed the 1<)72 MCE SPM examination have applied up to April 23 to be taken hack into Form Five. Education Minister Dutuk Hussein Onn told the Senate today. Replying to Senator
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    Foreign doctors mostly Indians
    159 9 TWE largest number of fortlgn doctors serving in Malaysia are Indian citizens. Health Minister Tan Sri Lee Siok Yew told the Dewan Rakyat. He said there were 78 rectors from India, 45 irom Egypt. 13 from Burma, 11 from South Korea, 10 from Sri Lanka. 24
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    $20,000 drug seizure
    40 9 BUTTERWORTH. Wed Customs officers fired three shots during a pre-dawn Jungle chase leading to the seizure of $20,000 worth of drug; early this morning. Two men carrying the drugs fled Into the jungle near the Perllt-Thal border.
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    Levers boss robbed
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A thief sneaked Into the home > Mr. A.E. Nonhrop. chairman of Lever Brothers. In Jalan Mercnu while he and his wife were having lunn\ and took away Jewellery vajed at $21,000 this afternoon. He also tojk Mrs North; ops handbag containing MO.
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    Johor beach resort looks to Singapore for business
    158 9 Johor beach resort looks to Singapore for business JOHOR BARU, Wednesday rpHE Johor Tenggara Development Authority, 1 which is develODing a 16-mile-long beach resort on the State's east coast, hopes to draw most of its visitors from Singapore. Its general manager, Encik Mnhamed bin Hajl Abdul Rahman, said the tourist
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    Doctors back call to stamp out abuse of drugs
    264 9 Doctors back call to stamp out abuse of drugs IPOH. Wed. The Perak Medical Practitioners' Society today fully supported a call for more vigilance in enforcing laws against drug abuse. In a statement, the society confirmed that dangerous drugs are too easily available to the public for their own good
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    College student Julie brings home sister's ashes
    102 9 College student Julie brings home sister's ashes PENANG, Wed. it was a tearful homecoming at Bayan Lepas airport yesterday when American scholarship college student Judy Cheng returned with the ashes of her sister. Margie Cheng-Llm. Margie, a student of Beaver College In Philadelphia, died on April 24 four days after
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    Barbers hurt
    22 9 MALACCA. Wed Two women barbers vveie admitted to hospital following :< bra.vl in a hairdressers shop In Jala.. Ben- dahara today.
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      1088 9 VHINON IHI SI XII Ml \J N| 1 XS SI IS Adjustments The figures shown in ihc audited balance shcel al Jlst December 1972 ber e |972 n )U4lcd for the events subsequent lo Jht Dccem Ihe sale of Ihe following assets to Ihe Minister for Finance for a nominal
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      45 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I HP/A/ ELMER, OL' PKL, GREAT PATIO lOU SOCKEROOI y--~~S PAZTY YA HAP EVERYBODY IBE SURE T' IIsJVITE ME OVER Jg i RAVEP ABOUT I TH' A<TXT TIME YA MAKE I J. tp--p— 7/-y THAT FLAMIN' /I* I <rrt^^\SH'SH KEBAB^/'
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  • MAINLY WOMEN
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      Women make tracks in car industry
      706 10 Women make tracks in car industry ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M WOMKX are showing up in new places in the motor industry designing, building and repairing cars. They usually get more attention than men doing the MM job. The first few days on the Job for Mrs. Susan McCrary as an apprentice die maker
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      WHY OVEREAT?
      46 10 WIAT ma,kes people Overeat? Nutritionists say there Is no simple, single reason. But one authority. Dr. Morton Glenn says "some dletera feel a psychological need for self-punish-ment. "These people are annoyed with themselves and may express their anger by doing something to hurt themselves."
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      Feminine versions of the executive suit
      353 10  -  ONG KIAT BENG By npHE business execu- tives suit has taken on a new admirer. Far from being seen only on very important looking men with brief cases It has invaded the city's girl's wardrobe. It is true that the dress and skirt are
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      Beauty lines
      353 10 Beauty lines AVOCADO oil has **been used since ancient times for its beneficial effects on the skin. With the current emphasis on health foods, Max Factor has come up with two products using this oil. One is the avocado lemon cleansing racial. This is light-textured and scented with fresh lemon.
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      297 10 Adv*ftiMm«nt Women need Brand's every month There are times in a woman's life when she feels tired and depressed. There are days when she feels drained of energy. That's when she needs the natural goodness of Brand's Essence of Chicken. Many women rely on Brand's Essence of Chicken every month.
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    Man who couldn't stay away from hotels...
    321 11 INSURANCE agent from Malaysia. who had spent more than 10 years in rail, ran up Kvo hills in leading hotels in Singapore and disappeared before paying them, a court heard yesterday. It was the second time Kok Tuck San, 36, had cheated Singapore
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    Lock icon Singapore walking an economic tightrope: The Times
    191 11 Singapore walking an economic tightrope: The Times LONDON. Wed—Developments in Singapore's trade, industry and finance hist v^ar confirmed that the Government is walking an economic tightrope. The Times said today. In a six-page supplement on the country's position world business anJ trade cntrp. the Independent paper said the recent boom
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    Woman fined
    41 11 HOUSEWIFE Yap Eng Llan. SO, was fined $500 or two months' jail yesterday for permitting the premises of her ■MM In Lorong Gem I lap to be used as a common gaming house on March 22 She pleaded guilty.
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    Police arrest six wanted men in raids
    129 11 Police arrest six wanted men in raids fkFFICERS from ClD's v Secret Society aectinn arrested six wanted men in raids on Tuesday. Four of them were picked up from a flat in Lenjkok Bahru at 3 pjii. A police spokesman said they are members of Sio Kum Tong- secret society,
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    Dental Assn. officials
    58 11 DR. Wong Yew Cheong wus re-elected president of the Singapore Denial Association at Us recent annual meeting. Other officials are Dr Chee See Kong (vice-president). Dr. Oliver Hennedige (secretary*. Dr. OB Armstrong (treasurer). Dr. Goh Soo Wan (editor) and Drs. Cheng Tim Jlam. Patrick Chin Kee Slong.
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    SMA team to submit report on four-week China trip
    163 11 rpHE 22-member delegaA gatlon of the Singapore Medical Association which returned last weekend from a four-week tour of China's med.cal institutions will soon submit Its report to the SMA council. Prof. Chew Beng Keng. 40. leader of the delegation and head
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    $44,500 in grants to help students broaden outlook through travel
    216 11 rtAVEL grants totalling $44,500 have been offered by the Ministry of Education to seven schools and three educational bodies this year. The grants are to promote travel among students to neighbouring countries to broaden their outlook and understanding. They were
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    Minister in for talks on rebuilding South Vietnam
    173 11 SOUTH Vietnam's Minister for the Economy. Mr. Pham Kirn Ngoe, flew in yesterday for talks with Government officials on reconstruction of post-war Vietnam. Mr. Ngoe. who arrived from Manila in the morning. was Immediately whisked off to Singapore Hilton by Vietnam Consulate
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    Jailed for theft of starters
    52 11 PETER Philip Chrill. 54. unemployed, was Jailed for six months yesterday for stealing five motor starters worth 1 1.000 belonging to General Transport Co. <Pte.» Ltd. in Leng Kee Road. He admitted committing the offence with Abdul Majid bit) Mathar Shah at 6 a.m. «n
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    $3,000 fine
    37 11 GOLDEN Wheel Transport Co. <Pte.) Ltd. of Joo Chiat Road was fined a total of S3 405 yesterday on 35 charges of allowing its lorries to emit excessive smoke and carry excess weight last year.
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      197 11 Hrinffinu Up tnthrr B# Bill Kacmmmgh A Hml €'mtmp 1 Guy IS A WORLD -PAMOUS f WA/T JUST fGUY 6OT LOST ON THE A /-"T ,j_..»\ j TRAVELER.' HE WRITES I C\\\ WHERE MDU ARE I GC*N-R OP BRQADWAV S y ih^-v TRAVEL GUIDE S V V I'LL COME OVER
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  • the Straits Times THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1973
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      KREMLIN CHANGES
      391 12 THE dust and dirt raised by the Watergate caper have obscured events in another great world capital, Moscow. A major sha.ke-up has unobtrusively taken place at the Kremlin. The changes altered the "power balance" within the Russian leadership and could have an important bearing on Soviet policy during
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      186 12 T^HE decision of the Sri Lanka Government to re-structure the ownership of that country's major newspaper group has io be taken at two levels. If the decision takes effect previous announcements have been repudiated due to infighting within the ruling leftwing coalition it will amount to
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    Champion's come-back
    615 12  -  OEV MURAKA: By MOSCOW SOVIET chess, players, sunk in gloom since the American Bobby Fischer humiliated their world champion, Boris Spassky, l.iM summer. have found a moralebooster. He is Mikhail Tahl. the 37 year old Latvian grandmaster, who was world champion for a year in 1960, and is
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    Lock icon Lies—and the plot to block the Watergate investigators...
    1393 12  - Lies and the plot to block the Watergate investigators SEYMOUR M. HERSH EVENING PARTY ABOARD A CHARTERED VESSEL ON THE POTOMAC AND HOW ONE MAN TRIED TO TELL THE TRUTH By WASHINGTON The first of a two-part series Q O VERNMENT investigators say llu-v now have cvi (lence that high
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      69 12 ■sHEtHIQaH Stylos cut to the latest trend by our mo«t experienced craftsman since 1934. Sultt completely hand tailored Hitched rlfht to the buttonholes ensuring best workmanship. We are also Importer* ft exporters of finest Gents textiles thereby we have the latest ft widest range of materials for selection. And for
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      84 12 YOUR V', L— a CHILDREN'S COUGHS.. GIVE IMMEDIATELY NYAL baby cough syrup R^v^ l^ttJi Pleasant tasting Nyal Baby gh Jta S^ llSi^ Cough Syrup is specially Hr BAV*^4| formulated to give G^^jßfl immediate relief of coughs If i -^-^srrf^l^a^l^B^B colds to children, safely 4T% 1 '"'f*? aw> I effectivefy. For
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    Kaunda explains Zambia border crisis to Lee
    211 13 Kaunda explains Zambia border crisis to Lee TWO Zambian officials have delivered a letter from President Kaunda to the Frime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to explain the Zambian border crisis. In an interview at Shangri-La Hotel. Mr. Mark Chona. special assistant to President Kaunda and Dr. H. S. Meebelo,
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    Banks photo show
    53 13 THE vice-chairman and managing director of United Ovtrxas Bank. Mr Wee Cho Yaw, kill open the first Asia Interbank Photographic Exhibition at thr National Library lecture hall tomorrow at 530 p m. The exhibition Is organised by the rf citation clubs of UOB and Chung Khiaw Bank.
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    Watch your tap!
    25 13 Watch your tap! WATr.R consumption on Tuesday was 114.6 million gallons (aI.«M cubic metres), a drop of 4.8 million callonif (22.0*0 cube metres) over Monday.
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    U S. FOOD TRADE SHOW AT HOTEL
    122 13 U S. FOOD TRADE SHOW AT HOTEL riE American Ambassador, Mr. Edwin Cronk, opened the U.S. Institutional Food Trade exhibition at the Shangri-La Hotel last night. Thirty leading manufacturers of food products from the United States were represented at the two-day exhibition organised by the US Department of Agriculture. According
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    Aussie staff college party coming
    114 13 SIXTEEN members of the Australian Joint Services Staff College will arrive here today for a four-day study tour of Singapore. The party led by Commodore K.W. Shands. commandant of the college, comprises officers from the three Australian armed services, four public servants, an Indonesian marine
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    Insurance firm drops panel of doctors
    299 13 —MOVE FOLLOWS 'OBJECTION' BY SMA |£XI) Shield Company, Mi insunnue firm specialising in hospital, surgical and clinical insurance schemes has said it will no longer retain its panel of doctors to whom it lelers its clients' patients for treatment. This decision, it is understood,
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    Conversational Mandarin
    53 13 THE VMCA will hold a 20--seszion course In conversational Mandarin at Us Orchard Road premises from May 10. Classes will be held eveiy Thursday between 7.30 and 8 45 p.m. and Saturday between 4.15 and 5.30 pm. The fee Is *30 for members and (35 (or non-mem-bers For
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    Fire destroys warehouse in Woodlands
    60 13 Fire destroys warehouse in Woodlands FIRE gutted a warehouse in SungLM Kadut, off Woodlands, yesterday afternoon. The tire, which .started at about 340 p.m.. was put out in 15 minutes by the Are brigade The warehouse belongs to EnK Khor Co. Ltd. and was used to store hardware and metal
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    Craft courses for school teachers next month
    111 13 Craft courses for school teachers next month rpHE National Museum's ■I School Service will hold craft courses for primary and secondary school teachers from next month. A course for beginners in woodcarving will begin on June 3 end on elementary puppetry course from June 6. Both courses are for primary
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    Price of pork up 20 cents a kati
    90 13 Price of pork up 20 cents a kati rFHE price of pork in the markets has increased by 20 cents a kati for the past week. Lean pork now costs $2.60 a kati compared to 12.44) last month. Fat pork costs $1.60 a kati while the bony parts are sold
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    Driver fined for bid to bribe PC
    97 13 Driver fined for bid to bribe PC LORRY driver Yeau Bock Swee. 44. was fined $700 yesterday for attempting to bribe an ROY Enforcement Section police constable so that he would not take action against him for a traffic offence. He pleaded guilty tc corruptly giving $5 to prevent PC
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    Detainees tell of ordeal under Red 'dictators'
    357 13 Detainees tell of ordeal under Red 'dictators' KUCHING, Wed 'TWO recently released detainees, with ;i lonjj ji.ssofkiiioi) with the outlawed Sarawak (.'ommunist Organisation (SCO), yesterday described how Ihey were ordered by their leaders to stand in the toilet, eat banana peel and snails <l v ring their detention. The two,
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      147 13 In touch with the Dutch I9th April |Oth May, 1973 ]Ur\ SINGAPORE HILTON WjS Sample the Dutch specials 2^j at the Harbour Grill fj]p TIT LUNCHEON JgpJ ?Cj 12.00 3.00 p.m. Buffet Lunch klSII.OO for unlimited food and drinks j J~* £fe^ DINNER TQj? f 7.00 11.00 p.m. Ala carte
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      624 13 3.M PM Opening tnd Howe- 7.1S Persemtwhan Ku. featuring wives' Matinee A Preciom Enchesah bmte Mohd. Nor Fan (Cantonese film. Pt. 1) IM New (Malay) 1.45 Our Music Makers, featuring 7.41 let's Talk About 100 Wai Chun and Eng Yok 7.M Linkup Cho« (Chinese— Repeat) US The Onedin line Shadow
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      229 13 2.4S PM Programme Summary 1.41 The Partridge Family Prin--2.47 Sports To.o Results »<«'** 3.13 Ganda Wang Anda 7.42 Redigo Prince Among Men 34C Waving Kulit 1.11 Gha;al 4N Empat Sakawan MS Chaya 4.34 Astro Boy-Cleopatra's Heart IN News SJI Bmtang Kech.l 1.11 Parliament Report 5.24 Untamed World New Gen- %M
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      150 14 Most ictiw stocks DBS 137,000 5. Hilton 101.000 City Dcv 65.000 •tee Darby 53.000 Total Turnover: 1 37 M Total Valae: HtTH INDICES Aar. M «i|l MalriU: Sill! 11SM Mtlefc: n».*l mil rYaarftlt* MM* 111.2* rSS HIM 111" t i Mil in: 111 14 11* O.CJ.C: tM.4T
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      1748 14 fWX kut transacted aatt at tne dear of buatntt* In Uv Kuala Lumpur and gtngaanre trading rooou of Uw Slock exchange yttttrday oompartd lih U» pmoui day* pric* loarOMT with tnr I*7l Tl high and low i Adjusted (or all new aval CLOSING TONE: All at Uons elated
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      A rally at last but such a mild one
      708 14 A rally at last but such a mild one V'f s riJIDAY. for the first I time In nine trading days value* finished marginally higher on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore In a round of haying sapport which however i fa 1 led to he sartained throughout The
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      152 14 u at ckm on W«dn4a<kiy. May I Vt Mini Offer Bid l dan 7-1 4 M 1 mth 7-1 4 -5 1 mtht 7-7 1 aUh» i-1 f t-1 If f BUM »-l 1 (-7 H mtlu i-1 l (-1 t 12 Whl «-l 2 t-l t
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      Sime takes over CIS
      185 14 CIME Darby Holdings has through Slme Darby London acquired from C. Ccarnlkow the whole of Its stake In Czarnlkow Investment Services. This amounts to 75 per cent of the CIS issued capital. The purchase Is being effected by the Issue of 400,000 Convertible Preferred Ordinary lOp
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      Ben short of expectations
      329 14 BEN and Company has achieved pre-tax profits of $19 million for the year ended February 1973 on group sales of $35.9 million. Both earnings and turnover are Impressively higher, sales by 271 per cent and profits before tax uo a full quarter. Nevertheless they do not
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      54 14 II > 1 urn ton asm Mm ci*m< »i is lailai M v M 44 twtat Claaal to M B iimi Clawt tSSS raan 11) CMa*S ml s s ■'pan <li CkaM »»7 ■I. Ekpari ma la wnirtaj afaa. la V a aallan a>r *aa*f <>> l^cal waakra
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      96 14 DOl/STEAD Holdings hat turned the 50 per cent fain made in the first six months to a 96 per cent advance for the full year in 1972. Audited group pre-tax profits stand at $6.02 million against 53.1 l million previously. A final dividend ol 10 per cent will
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      495 14 ■OLLS-KOTCE Motorstenders, when opened In London on Tuesday, showed that the reserve price established by the receiver and joint liquidators had been exceeded. N M Rothschild and Sons announced There were no tenders received from people or corporations resident nuuide the UK In accordance with the procedure
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      DBS brings Sembawang Shipyard to market
      693 14 •pUK Development Bank of Singapore, DBSDajwa Sec v r i ties International and Singapore Nomura Merchant Banking jointly offer for sale in the public 25 million $1 existing shares in Sembawang Shipyard at $2.04 each. The oflerors purchased these shares which represent 25 per
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      196 14 rE Association of Banlu la Malaysu-Slncapore announced these bast screed merchant rsias v at M>r Laeal *Urn 1. mm aait BUXINC Wino Parstfa Cwmmty TT sr OO TT OD I*l US. Dollan i 4»JS 3 005 2 46SS Sterling Pound <JIM (.IMS ***** Australian Dollar 3 M3l 3
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      73 14 rDX Malaysian Minister of Finance has flxe4 these rate* for calculating Customs dutlea for the period from .'ay I to Rubber M eU a Copra SSM.M a Urn Palm OU MM M a tod Pain Kernel IZ3S.ZS a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber ZH eU a
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      21 14 MAT 1 RUBBER: MM eenU <■■ LM eenU). TIN: S4SI (M HMWOffkUl of ferine: M 4 tons (down 7S tens).
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      95 14 I.NOAPOai MMM CLIIIK CmM ail: bulk U* Mltora. drum ISO MlMn Ch>i: U)i«4 llaaa.l tTC 'Caul s»«i Hl.ir HMdl AST A «»lt. fob lt»% KLW SSmt Mltora. hnwU •Ml. Ilk M« KL.W SIVTI WOW*. Sarawak iwul Maak lab tSt NI.W lU7| -urn. krawak ASTA ktaak r.b io*% NL.W
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      29 14 ll"<»i» Mum) Winter apa) Mr" I«T *t nuiui xhf esntt iwok) Two aiaailai kvrar HM M USSS tti MIM' I*2l M lISM.St). M..kM Iw. mmmty (ski.. .7;
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      42 14 •a lulu *a TlMatar IM fain Ml pneaa M mkiu t hi —ml ell IK .1 Burtiaa pan la kulk HcrUM mm, H, Ma Urn, 'UK (IB paM m ci •MS a«m>: Dae wu .laa uaasaaaaS (UK list >urn •> caat
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      207 14 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday staged a strong upsurge of 54.87J to $621 per plcul after the Labour Day holiday on an official offering down 78 tons to 304 tons. The overnight Lon- don metal price was very steady with forward buyers quoted up
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      314 14 QPENINO quotations on the rubber market yesterday were marked up two cents on much improved London advices. Thereafter the mar- ket ruled steady although at times uncer- tain and irregular. Shortcove ring and some trade demand for May and June provirt- j ed the main impetus, while forwards
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      84 14 LV MM prim famd b]f Urn UiUmu Rubber Exchwn "id KubUr AMoctatloo of fltaopore .t noon r«Ur<li>> (■•7 jw ICniwt Milt) trmmu* HmUi ■aym Mtan l^m Mm OHMS Mf k( C<Mte |ff b« ICY I] -ton PkJteo 1(100 IUOON IMM UIOON »L '1-ton Pmlkt. 15J0O IMOON IMOO 15J00N
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      278 14 lIONOKONO, Wed.--11 Following yesterday's strong closing, the market started on a brisk tone which remained throughout the whole trading session today. Buyers were well to the fore, resulting in shares putting on considerable gains and the Hang Seng Index increasing another 41.75 points to ***** Hongkong Bank's Local register
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      436 14 MELBOURNE, Wed. Trade on the Melbourne Stock Exchange was quiet today but prices firmed. All sections found support, with the mining board making the largest gains on the day. Overall on the day, rises and falls »ere In balance. On the mining board. CRA was steady at ASt.M i
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      29 14 IAI at Mar J fwM al Aaat. auniaa AS3 *i PuM ot Aiaii iii aMiui *<** iKraca Ma> Mali Aiui lai._ ASUSS Proton, BoM. of tan aj M
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      384 14 ■MXW YORK. Tun— Stock* A experienced a lav sUQOf rally but could not make up all the ground toat during a noon •tll-Oif Tbc partial rebound foOowad a White Hnuat announessßSM that Pnakfcnt NUon would mast a nit—urn on the economy on Wtdattdty after meeting scooantc and utour
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    701 16 P.S.A. WILL OPEN TWO MORE OUT-GATES TO EASE CONGESTION By P.M. RAMAN 'THE Port of Singapore Authority will open two more out-gates shortly to help consignees avoid long queues at the three gates now in operation. The PSA has also promised to assist consignees in resolving their delivery problems and
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    197 16 IMC lIHTMIMO A««AHOtMa«ITI FOM MAY t. tUT pnma King t/T. P«a Aila lam «/t. kmlni 10 11. Davao c",iil It. Tranok It. Mul.r lMak i.v PtaXU at, Ttua Brutaw iTanafti SO. LJoa Cilr iTanarr <1A and B.r» I Rnttlnai II tt Kicltlao kUni K'lt. Han Ml »a'u
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      852 16 Bam atjLaTa I '^La^atMM IBk M <C W Taiaf I a-M-M-M-M-P IYU KAWASAKI KBEN KAISHA LTD. umsAn nwu an uiw in. UNI IK STUm SfMCL ttniMM Raaataj HAraar. 11. P MJaj laio'i mam U > "aj UIMUI BAM M. 11 I Mr MMiuM ua i. ii i mi Mr ii
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      956 16 uu luNow mvtci LOADING K)R LONDON. HAVtI. R DAM. H'IURG. IMMIN iaMttn r. «taaf him Aiiiimi ■uimi iMifili T/Tmt la ran t/ liar Mm at. imm n/t. (Va P»aaai CaaO traaaa. rtaa. Aatvata. MPTMi laaiaitiai t/U Maa 11/11 Ma 11 11 Mat a.Ma 15 7. Mm u/7. •Ita. Liana, ttiall.
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      668 16 txwuj gunct ti iNm, utnfwi/cwiTiioT mn K. I -I LaatjM, MMATUMH IM HMMftfJ/) ru. 1/t "•••art. It I MiaiM 1 MMa TIMTtI Ma. till 1/ la* HVtl Mr »n Fan 10/1 I'M OJt Alan B/t kma Hi laain n/t, mv IIMIt 1/11 Ml l! 11 M| 11/11 Ml Li Ham.
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      95 16 tmu« ~TTTR|K«» Mta m UKIl I.M- ,L hZ c^», i^, mw. i. m r n |4 i— TO *r- mnrmwwiuBjm MmwmuHM— iiw— ia.ta.m-Bwiu i»UTtM;»T«w ti i lumiiiiinicii rrx lto mmu" iHMf. imaw ■Mtr K.M.. M. m|| T— I—^ «•»>. T M II*, 7 I i»» 1-UBBM" Urn. mi, S'kw. Tm
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      969 17 NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD f unclaimed security deposits for electricity supply U. iremL-rs vacated since Ist September 1971 to 31st August 1972 will be n display or available at the follow. ng efflces a' the National ElcctP ity BoaiU until 31st August 1973. Alor Star 'Including Kuala Upis Kuata Lumpur Kuala
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      689 17 LKMBAOA PEMASARAN PERTANIAN PERSEKUTUAN IF. A.M. A.) MALAYSIA 1. ivrmohcnan adalah dlpelawa darlpada Warganegara untuk jawatan yang berikut: PERANGKAWAN <ai Tangga Oaji: tSOO x 40 1.000/1.050 x So $1,500 i termasuk semua) campur eUur perutnahan ib> Kelayakan dan Pengalaman: ()> Ijazah Ke,pujian dalam Pengajian Perangkaan atau K■^fm^m' atau Pengajian Ilmu
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      732 17 A reputable company in Kuala Lumpur invites aopllcatlons from suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacancies a) CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (1 post) Applicants should not be less than 30 years of age. holding a degree diploma in building cr engineering and/or a member of 1.0.8./ I.C.E. I. Struct. E or
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      643 17 For fast underwater K^V cleaning, efficient ggW, maintenance and 325&« greater economy... g?£ intpKtions American Bureau o» Comex Brushboat Services %%£>£%£ »AST. IFFICIINT OMUATION Veritov Nippon Vend- mounted long-cylindrical bt\nti of Kiap Kyckoi and •oeci&l PVC. brntlei mountrd un f.txe glass Regntro Itoliono thoft cleini in one »»eep, ot the
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    25 18 POOR LITTLE RICH OIRL Boutique ■natal Sale Fantastic 50% discount on all Puncl lingerie. Com I— k*s*ksg.. Imported dream and sccacssrlaa. Close on Sunday.
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    216 18 SENG YEW LING PAUL alias Ah L*ng 78. passed sway u»aeef lly 2nd May 19T1 leaving behind beloved wife Agnes Choc, daughter Clars. son-in-law Peter Tay Kirn Leng. grand-daughter* Margaret. Evelyn, grandson- In- law Colin Tien. 3 great grandchildren, nephew Seng Ec Meng. 3 nieces. 6 grand nephews, adopted
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    Acknowledgment
    66 18 FANG UNO SENG. Vng Ming. Mcl Time. Mrs Ing Gung and member, of their family thank the pastors, relative, friends, students, associstlon and th* SiUawan Transport Company for their assistance, condolences, telegrams, wreaths, scrolls, donations and attendance during their recent bereavement. THB FAMILY OF the late Mr. Urn Blew
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    In Memoriam
    86 18 IN LOVINC MEMORY of Our Dearest Mother Mary Yeo Oek Kee Departed 45 72 In silence and solitude we mourn your loss. You left us so suddenly, there was no time to say goodbye only time to grieve and cry Your love and devotion will always be treasured
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      425 18 Mr classified advertisements SI B«No.ssrv*Behßrgsssoo CUwajtodlAfXwtiSSjm-ntS EDUCATION BROADSHEET ON CAMBSOIA. NSW NATIONS education broadsheet today focuses on the 1111 Sill history of Cambodia the yean when it was a French Protectorate, tne Jspanes* eompetlnn and the road te Hs.»i****ri led by Prince Sihanouk, right up to his overthrow in 1970.
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      779 18 MALE SXPSRIBNCEO BOOK-KEEPER REQUIRED by expanding European Timber Company In town area. Ability te keep full set of accounts with minimum supervision n initial School Certificate with L.C C Higher Accounting and several yean of book-keeping experience preferred Salary $400 $500 Apply la owa handwttmg stating qualifications, expert' ace and
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      676 18 ASSOCIATE INTERIOR DECOR requires Female Clerk cum Typist. Knowledge of some accounts preferable. Please writ* enclose recent photograph to 126. Sim's Avenue, or for appointment can *****4 Spore. SANOVIK requires e«c Mais *a»ler Aeeeunts Clerk Quallnsatlens (I) O.C.E. or equivalent, preferably with some accounting knowledge. (II) Oood command of written
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      732 18 1. COUNTER SALES STAFF supervisors for tourist* business (electro ale *V aovnd equipments. watenes. cameras, peas, golf sets, custom made tVrtn'e'gt) are required. Uspenenee, height charming personality, good education, good eyesight are necessary. Knew ledge of Japanese an advantage. 2 Master tailor cutter also required. Apply in person at Chin
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      903 18 REQUIRED 2 FEMALE LIVE-IN Domestic Servants. 1 with experience of eooklng European food and 1 for cooking Chinee* food. Age approx $0 and above. Salary about 1200 p.m. Please apply personally at 1113, P'rangoon Road 8 pore 12. REQUIRED EXPERIENCED GENERAL AMAH live-in Kntliah. peakIng to care for 2 years
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      775 18 EUROPEAN METAL FURNITURE MFRS. require* male/female skilled. cmi -killed unskilled spray painters: assembler.- machine operator, and we.ders. Apply to Ollvelro Industries. 28. Lorong Ampas. Spore 12 WANTED RETIRED PERSON to help took after fish farm. Must like quiet life and able to stay-In. Meals provided Particular.. salary expected, photo, to
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      925 18 EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER requires part-time work 2 p.m. 9 p.m B.T. Box A ***** Spore. PAKISTANI, 37. knowing Imp/exp and secretarial work aeeks position Immediately. S.T. Box A ***** Spore. ENGLISHMAN. sgs SO. Singapore Citizen. Thailand realdert status. Administrative Director Oeneral Manager of Thailand branch of International contractors, shortly due mandatory
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      781 18 DIST. 11 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED 3-bedroomed spartments. with panoramic view, also furnished bungalows and semi-detached. Tel. 534C59 ***** B'pore. UNIQUE TUDOR STYLE 3-bedrocined bouse, 3 level master bedroom, modern kitchrn alrcondltloned. Diet 10 $2,300 p in. No agents. Tel: *****7, *****3 MLAN JINTAN furnished/unfurnished flat*. 3 bedroom*. mosaic 'parquet flooring Please
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      602 19 (Cont from Page 18) WANTED URCENTLV BUNGALOW*. MOUSE* apartmaou for rent .IOood. rent /price payable tor suitable properties Further information please ML «3frOo«/UM2I. APARTMENT* MOO OIST COUPLESI Long Lease* Other IMstrleta Accommodationa Considered? Immediate Occupation B'pore M7734-5375V7 Anytime? REQUIREO UROENTLV DETACHED bungalow Braddell Heights. He ran icoon Oarden. Seletar Hills
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      554 19 OOOD VALUE FOR MOMEV (1) Luxurious detached bungulow Opera Delate single-storey Brat class furnishing Area *271 eg ft. I'nce 52U.000 ono Presently tenanted (2) Relinquish buokinx Lucky Hill intermediate split-level terrac* I.UUO aq ft. 5144.000. (3) Luxurwua apartment diat. Ton* Wh*tt Mansion 5127.000 (4) flat Zon Road t7«.00u (Si Namly
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      951 19 OIST. Cavenagh Road maisonette 3.000 aq.ft 5 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms. •put level living and dining room. covered carpark, swimming pool. Completion end of December 73 Helling price $160,000 Tel: *****0 Spore HILLVIEW ESTATE Phase 3. type C. 2-storev split-level seml-dctacbed 4 bedruoma. servant's. 5.000 aq.ft. S^IO.OOO o.n o Oolden Hill
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      980 19 OFF MACFHERtON ROAD (Happy Oarden) double-storey terract bouse with 4 bedrooms. Isrge I vlng room Price $136,000 ono. No broken. Contact *****2 Spore unclow **,ow square feet elevated land Esee'lent atmosphere view Quiet residential district 21 S ma $310,000 0.a.0. telephone MSIHd upper BAST COAST ROAO Overlooking sea. 3 storey
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      732 19 NEW OFFICE its sq ft. Aircoodi ttoned 150 yds from Rotllasan Road. 2 lifts $1 10 psf Phone *****2 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 1.154 sq. ft. alreon'd preatigiously panelled Sad. floor office near Hotel Pbeooix with parking telephone 374*04 OFFICE ROOM for immediate renting SIM/- per month with telephone service. King 23*8*.
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      717 19 ORIENTAL SPECIAL Weet Malaysia T days SM/-. 7 5 73. 11 5 73. Bangkok, Cbiengmai 18 days (SEO/-. 2*5.73 Bangkok 11 days S2OV 13*.T3. Hajutyai. Songhkla 7 daya $103/-. Bvery Sunday. Oriental Travel Swrvtee M. Prinsep Btroet (opp. ROY) B'pore T Tel: *****4 LOW COST FLIGHTS to London Ib 2»-
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      836 19 CORRESPONDENCE REPORT WRITING for Clerks. Secretaries. Stenos. Ofnee worker*: Baturdaya 2.30 4.30 p.m. staitlng 3 3 1*73 Bingapore Institute of Commerce. 2«SC Selegle Complex. ****** *****) LINCUAPMOME INSTITUTE (LONDON) teaches 35 tangusges quickly at home 50 yetra experience 3.000.000 successful students Guaranteed courses backed by oMtonal paa>t*a correspondence course Free
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      903 19 OOH'I SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS. 15* One raid Hill Roa.l conditioned) for OCB HIC, Mathematics. Physics. Baperleoead. trained graduate teacher 8 pure 37*71* (Ooh) NEW SOCIAL DANCIHO CLASSES for beginners commencing Tbu-a-day 3/5/73 at pm Saturday 5/5/73 at 7 pm lusedsy J 5 73 at 730 p m Contact Bunny Low
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    Deadlock in talks over retirment of 33
    90 20 Deadlock in talks over retirment of 33 TALKS between the AUPE and the Government Printing Office over the retirement of 33 staff have reachea a deadlock. The employees with 15 years' service and more are to be pensioned off when the department goes commercial later this year. It was to
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    50 20 THE YMCA In Orchard Road will conduct a canoe course for beginners on Saturdays from I pjn. to 5 p.m. from Saturday. It will also screen the film. Master of Judo, on May 11 at 7 p.m at Its auditorium. Free tickets are available from the YMCA
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    33 20 CHIP Bee Youth Club, whose members are children of Anxuk personnel, will hold a fun fair at Nee Boon sport* field on Miv 12 from 1 n m to S Dm
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    Thief in sarong kebaya turned out to be a man
    144 20 Thief in sarong kebaya turned out to be a man A MAN, who appeared in court dressed in a •aronj kebaya, was yesterday jaUed for six months for picking the pocket of a man Syed Abdullfadi bin Syed Mustafa Alsafoff, 24 robbed Wen* Hwang Ha of $30 whUe Wen* was
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    35 20 A FIVE-DAY exhibition by local artist Thomas Yeo will open at the National Library on May 7at 5.30 p.m It will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. dally until May 11
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    96 20 Management courses by chamber and varsity THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Commerce College of Nanyang University will conduct another five management courses from this month. The personnel management course will begin at the chamber lii Hill Street en May 10 and the management accountancy course on May 28.
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    200 20 Car owner cleared of liability in accident damages claim THE High Court has cleared a car owner. Mansor bin Oalib, of liability in a damages claim arising from a fatal accident involving the car. Four years ago. the car was being driven by his friend when It collided Into a
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    201 20 Watch the bullies They are prone to drug abuse, teachers told JEACHERS and educators were last night urged to look out for the bully, the emotioiuillv insecure and those suffering from inferiority complex, for these are the types of people prone to drug abuse. Dr. R.O. Heald. of Youngberg Memorial
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    22 20 THE SinK^pore American School Band will perform at the Macßitchir Reservoir Park on Sunday from 5.30 pm. to 630 p.m
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      711 20 classified +F advertisements i 1*76 FORD CAPRI 16S6CT, OM //-i^^i T» tft\ owner, ncellcnt condition ta*ed, (Lont. Irom Fajfe 19) ,n»,r.<i 31 3/74 (6.200/- o.»o. m: I*6l AUSTIN MINI li«. new many I III) I I■ M 111 EBfJ *<tras. lotcrest*d Contact Michael *aaaa»ls^L^i*attMsi^L^Jiasaaaaaa»ai *****» 4 pm. 6 p.m (2.6
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      430 20 1(66 FAIRMONT CRUKOMATIC. Airconditiooed. One owner. Imnuculule (4.300/- Universal Cars, 45 Orchard Road. Tel: *****1 MORRIS IIOOS 1(70 MODEL. Mileage 15,000. Excellent condition Contact Murray *****1 office hour*. No dealers 1*66 TOYOTA COROLLA 1168 CC second owner good car (3.000. Call *****5 B'pore AUSTIN MINI 1862 new paintwork and modified
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      411 20 FOR ELEGANT. CANE FURNITURE superior quality furnishing materials. Visit Adrian 42S River Valley Road, (*****. B'por*. COOOAtNEW BOUTIQUE. (44. Margaret Drive. 8 por* open* till 7 p m on Drat Thursday each month. Comr today. Bargain* In ladle* wear. No* 11. 103. IO3A and 111 dum* slop oulsM*. FOR TNAT
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      794 20 MANOARIN NBALTN CENTRE Mandarin Hotftl. 3rd Boor. maasag*/ sauna atManbath facial *****6. *****1 Ext 780 B'por* JEAN S (ALON for Turkish bath/ Swedish massag*. facial, manicure, halrtlntlac 2»-B. Tanglin Road. *****7 B'por* WHAT CAN A flnt-elas* tailor do when you buy him second-class ma tertal? Switch to the late*t "Twlßtex
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      61 20 I o'*0 2 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, S'PORI 4. TEL: 3*2635 I I FEW DAYS I TIME RECORDER *5 model 7000 y K afl saw STOP TIME LEAKS! V/k GCT MORE PROFIT V SOLVE PAYROU PROBLEMS m EASY HANDLING m I .TROUBLE FREE V Sole Agents Business Time Equipment (Pte) Ltd.
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      Business English: What we need is a good course
      506 21 Business English: What we need is a good course MR. VIVIAN Quek's first letter published by you (S.T.. April 11) was prompted by two letters I showed and discussed with him. When I Joined the rank of junior executives I was then exposed to the type of phrases some of
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      79 21 I REFER to the letters by Q3/***** (ST., April 2), and the reply by Mrs. Corlnna Dleu of the HDB I wish to Inform Mrs Dieu that I have had almost similar answers as Q3/*****. I submitted my application for the purchase of a three-room Improved corner flat in September
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      91 21 bourhood of Queenstown." My second call was on March 26 this year. This time the answer I obtained was: "Your application Is a 'borderline' case, and please call again In June at the sales section, this year." I would therefore wish to have Mrs. Dleu's advice on whether I can
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      137 21 THE cost of living has gone up and up and the rent of private owned houses and Hats have similarly Increased. Even the PUB charges have Increased. Civil servants. had their salaries Increased. But one thing that has been overlooked are the poor pensioners. Nothing has been done for pensioners
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      77 21 I AM an ardent listener and enjoy most of the programmes on FM stereo. But the station has two flaws. Shouldn't it cater for stereo music only? Fancy hearing the stock market report and the news In stereo. I am certain light music can easily substitute these two programmes. Another
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      124 21 YIO Chu Kang Road Is a very busy main road and badly congested with traffic during peak hours. It needs a lot of Improvement especially the stretch between Upper Serangoon Road and Highland Road Junctions. There are a lot of potholes which are getting worse dally with erosion. From house
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      56 21 BEHIND Jalan Plntau off Thomson Garden Estate construction work is on. There Is a drain (non functioning) and Datches of small pools near the worksite. The water Is stagnant for days and mosquitoes are breeding In abundance. Could the authorities please help us to live In a mosquito free area
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      39 21 rpHERE are traffic Jams 1 along Robinson Road and Collyer Quay almost everyday during peak hours. Lorries are the main cause for the jam. Why not ban them In these areas during peak h0U"? A. H. LOW. Singapore It-
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      Unruly crowd at a cinema
      154 21 Unruly crowd at a cinema RECENTLY I went to see a morning show at a cinema in North Br'dge Road. I arrived fifteen minutes early. When the booking offices opened a crowd from nowhere began to force their way through the queue, creating chaos. Several people left In disgust. The
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      Convert this vacant plot of land into a park
      160 21 pOUR years have passed since we moved into 1 Neighbourhood VI Queenstown. Four years, and nothing has been done to that piece of vacant land bounded by Queen's Close, Queensway apd Mcl Chin Road. Residents are still wondering what are the
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      239 21 rE ;act that most HDE flats are renovated each time they are balloted shows that the d<slgn requires further study. Any addition of flooring, electrical wiring, window erllls are acceptable as they are not Items Included in the sale. However, the removal of the wash basins, tiles and mosaic in
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      Plight of a hawker who might lose his licence
      286 21 I AM 27 years old, married and have two young children. I left school more than 10 years aco owing to financial difficulties. Ever since I have been hawking, selling vegetables, pork, fish etc. in a private liousing estate. With the
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      654 21 INTERIM REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31ST MARCH 1973 The- Directors of Cycle Jt Carriage Limited have declared an Interim ordinary dividend of T; ot. the Issued ordinary capital i of the company, payaole on 4th June 1973. Duly comoleted transfers received by the company up to
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  • TIMESPORT 1
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      Lock icon London clubs keep losing their supporters
      327 22 London clubs keep losing their supporters I ONDON, Wed. Britons are still drifting away from soccer matches. London's 12 English League clubs reported a total drop of nearly 700.000 fans In the season Just ending. The 12 teams had crowds totalling 4,576,285 at their home games. The figure in the
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      Smart gallop by Firebrand
      567 22 FIREBRAND showed striking form in a trial with stable-mates Grecian Temple and Nineteenth September II on a good track at Hukit Timah yesterday. Ridden by Des Coleman, Firebrand proved too smart for his galloping companions going away at the finish to clock 36 3/5 for 3f.
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      Jeep's top ten
      19 22 Firebrand Gomanwyn Lowland Chief Western Prince The King Azure Light Raconmyth Royal Commission Globetrotter Newmarket II
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      Jumbo Joy, Raffinto show ability
      505 22 QUITE a number of the 72 new horses entered for the May Meeting at Bukit Timah look ready and there may well be a spate of first-time-out winners. Raffinto (late Sea Bounty) showed ability when he galloped attractively over 3f in 36 4/5 with Toa
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      Allez France now 5 to 1
      73 22 LONDON. Wed —French nlly All«> Prance has been heavily backed in London to win the Epsom Derby on June 6. A leading bookmaking linn cut her odds (rum 8/1 to 5/1 after they had taken bels on her to win over £35.000 Th* same
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      16 22 MANILA. Wed Australia beat Taiwan 5-2 in the Asian baseball championship here today.— Reuter.
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      Schuppan wins pole position in Japan Grand Prix
      250 22 AUSTRALIAN Vern Schuppan today clocked the best lap time of one mln. 32.57 sec. with his 1.930 c.c. March F. 2. car to earn pole posit on in the Formula Two 215 kilometre (135 miles I Japan Grand Prix auto rare tomorrow.
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      Lock icon Targowice, Thatch fancied for '2000'
      374 22 Targowice, Thatch fancied for '2000' F ONDON, Wed. A peppermint loving filly who dislikes starting stalls is the main hope for a home win when the first two classic races of the British flat racing season are run at Newmarket this week. The 2,000 Guineas for colts on Saturday appears
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      Ministry to probe Malaysia's Thomas Cup defeat
      171 22 Ministry to probe Malaysia's Thomas Cup defeat KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A study is being carried out to find out the reasons /or the defeat of the Malaysian Thomas Cup team in the recent Asian zone final against Thailand in Bangkok. Culture Youth and Sport Minister Datuk Hamzah Abu Samah said
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      158 22 I MYSTERY OF I I THE MAN I I FROM RUSSIA I It was in Singapore in 1894 that the trail of the incredible MM Malygin, dubbed Orang Rumu wLW by the Balinese, started. Who was he? The Balinese revered him as a sorceror WB and later as a hero
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      69 22 DANNY BLANCHFLOWER'S SOCCERSTRJP Trapping with thigh and shin BS^^^^Ji BeiTuH? hit I la/ /tmkcam mcwa«in WiNc^B^ it up in rue «B m K«*n«c oim'kx of V4^V\ wi JBVPr A|R tro MMCM yOM k TMC 6AMe J 7y9M1~ /CM j AMt> MHt^\ TOO fMAR l\ /Aa (mUfAf ■T |r CfnHtOrJ taIBIBMaW
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      Starless— Tuan Mong beaten
      313 23  - Starless Tuan Mong beaten PETER SIOW By ANGLO Chinese School defeated fancied Tuan Mong High 5-2 to become Group B champions in the National Schools Boys A' division table tennis championship at Tanjong Katong yesterday. ACS's triumph, however, cannot be considered spectacular as their opponents rested two of their best
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      Motors 5-3
      47 23 National player Ow Siew Kong netted a hattrick for lndimex but it was not good i-nough to beat United Motors »lw won 5-3 in the Business Houses Dv 3 League and Cup iiuii ut Balestier Road lay Buang (2). Yusof (2) i> scored for UM
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      Talib looks set for Spore berth
      304 23 Talib looks set for Spore berth CINGAPOREs most con- sistent golfer Talib Haron of Keppel Club looks certain to clinch a place in the Singapore team to the Asian golf championship at Jakarta from June 13-16. He has participated in all the SOA trials and heads the table with an
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      Rugby double for the Saints
      489 23  - Rugby double for the Saints GODFREY ROBERT By §T. ANDRE W's retained the Police Cup in majestic fashion when they scored a landslide 32-3 (four goals and two tries to a penalty) win over St. Joseph's Institution in the National Schools 'A' division rugby final at the padang yesterday. But
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      GREEN i
      234 23 Golf Club gold medal competition wltii nett 62 At Seletar Seletar gave their best performance to date in the SGA league when they trounced Keppel 6-0 at Seletar last Sunday. The results (Seletar first): J. R. Campbell and Ben Watts bt E. Le Mercier. Chen Yew Ping and
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      Forces beat Anzuk in B grade match
      208 23 Forces beat Anzuk in B grade match SAFSA I edged Anzuk Tengah I 3-1 in their inter-club B grade squash match at Holland Road Camp on Tuesday. It was an unsatifactory performance by the soldiers particularly for vicecaptain Patrick Choy who went down 3-1 to Jim Payne. The scores (SAFSA
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      Kee Fong, Dass lead Schools teams
      137 23 SINGAPORE schoolboys *3 will play friendly cricket matches against Johore lnder-20 and Under 15 on Saturday. Han Kec Fong will lead the Singapore Under-20 team and Abhajit Dass the Under-lSa. The under-20 match wiU be played at Ceylon Sports Club while the Under- 15
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      Confident David knocks out seeded Goh
      490 23  - Confident David knocks out seeded Goh JOE DORAI By FVAVID TAY. 15, of Anglo Chinese School, last night put up a superlative performance for a shock 15-5, 17-14 win over second seed Goh Peng Wu in the SBA Under--18 singles badminton tournament at Ouillemard Road. Tay's performance was an "eye-opener"
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      29 23 MELBOURNE. Wed— Tony Mur.dlne of Australia Knocked out Puerto Rican Luis Vlnale; in the second round of their middle-weight ncn-tltle bout in Brisbane last night. Reuter.
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      Soccer contest prizes
      58 23 SEVEN of the 10 winners in the Straits Time* Pick Your national soccer team contest have still to collect their priies. The winners— Lim Choon Hock, Abdul Jalil, Choo Koh Wah, V. Pragasam, P. Rajakrishnan, Tashim Daslan and Leone Kirn Kee will have to claim their priies
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      -Chong calls for more hill climb training
      199 23 -Chong calls for more hill climb training r»HONG Suan Seek, manager of the sixman Singapore cycling team to the Jakarta road race, yesterday recommended more hill climb training for our road cyclists. Mr. Chong, who returned with the cyclists on Monday, said: "Although we did not win any medals at
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      43 23 20th Century Fox bids for BRUCE LEE Why ROBERT CHUA grew a moust The When LULU lost out to Singapore's Blue Chips Do you irritate people? DAVID CARRADINE double pin-up McMILLAN and wife in colour TAKE FIVE ROCK QUIZ fanfare ON SALE NOW
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    152 24 Gen Giap calls for build-up of armed forces HONO KONG, Wed. North Vietnam's Defence Minister, Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap. yesterday called for the urgent buildup and modernisation of the armed forces, the North Vietnam news agency reported today. In an Order of the Day the Defence Minister said that although
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    DEATHS
    91 24 A. KANANATHAN Arrhltfctl D*pt City Hall. K L, pund «»«y 2-373 ItavinK behind wir* Thilagavathy. Buk Naiuu Convrnt K.L. ton Rohan, in-l.iw. Mr and Mr* M K.ndi.h Rung. brother ARN Uncam NEB. to mourn hl» loa«. Cort««» kavca No I Road ISA* P J it 9 inn for Lok,
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    Malaysian fishermen kidnapped by pirates
    97 24 A LOR STAR. Wed. Malaysian and Thai marine police boats today launched a big hunt for six armed pirates who kidnapped two Malaysian tr.iulerm.-n off Pul a v Langkawi late last night. A report reaching here today said the pirates also took two fishing nets
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    106 24 GO-SLOW HOLDS UP HK CABLES HONG KONG. Wed. Cable and Wireless announced today that it might have to stop accepting telegrams if employees intensified the r go-slow campaign. "At present, letter telegrams are being delayed. By today all telegrams are likely to be delayed." a spokesman for the company said.
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    45 24 WASHINGTON. Wed. Dr. Henry Xi singer lnsi&ted today that North Vietnam has agreed to a meeting between special negotiator Due Tho and himself. The presidential adviser toid reporters that "there Is an agreement that there should be a meeting "—AP.
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    135 24 I KNOW NOTHING OF THAT LETTER SAYS ENVOY JAKARTA, Wed— The Philippines Ambassador here. Mr. Modesto Farolan. said today he was not aware that President Suharto had sent a letter to President Marcos asking Manila to abandon its territorial claim on Sabah. "I do not know anything and I have
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    Lock icon Fire! And sportsmen in hotel run for their lives
    197 24 VIANILA, Wed. iT Fire swept) through the sixstorey Empire Hotel today Ui Manila's tourist district where national baseball teams from Japan, Australia, South Korea and the Philippines were staying. The Koreans, Japanese and the Filipinos were either having a late lunch,
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    Lock icon UK reserves up
    32 24 i-ONDON. Wed Britain's reserves of foreign currency rote US$B2 million ($205 million) to reach US$6 118 million ($15,295 million) at the end of April, the Treasury announced today. AP.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    485 24 T ONDON. Wed. The ttock market Jj cloaed fractionally Armer on balance today but interest wn »mall and selective, dealer* hI.I. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Indes was up 11 to 467.0. Bargain* totalled 7.547. rKom e»ter«led yesterday* rally, qainlng about 7 p. and Rank 'A' added
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    THE DANCE OF THE LONG SCARVES
    81 24 THE DANCE OF THE LONG SCARVES WAVING long scarves, two petite pre-universlty girls of National Junior College perform the pattern dance at a concert last night. Their item was one of 53 put up by some 23 primary and secondary schools at Anglo-Chinese School hall. The concert, Music and Dance
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