The Straits Times, 29 August 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Be National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon 'L-BOMB' CALLS AT YARD
    682 1 'L-BOMB' CALLS AT YARD As office workers go through mail... LONDON, Tuesday LETTER bomb alarms streamed into Scotland Yard today as office workers began snuffling through their mail at the end of a three-day holiday weekend. Most of the callers were acting on police advice, broadcast repeatedly during the early
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    Lock icon Nationwide shutdown
    57 1 SANTIAGO. Tues—Thousands of shopkeepers shuttered stores across Chile today In the second consecutive week of middle class protests against the troubled Marxist government of President Salvador Allende The Central Chamber of Commerce, which c'.atms suppo:t of 250.000 small businessmen, ordered members to close their shops for 48 hours
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    Lock icon US begins Thailand pullout this —week—
    147 1 US begins Thailand pullout this —week— WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States will this week begin withdrawing 2,100 marines from Thailand, the first phase In the reduction of the 43.000 strong US force there. Defence Department announced today. Defence Secretary James Schleslnger ordered a withdrawal of marines and airmen from Thailand
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    Lock icon Invitation
    18 1 JAKARTA. Tues. President Sadat has Invited President Suharto to visit Egypt. State Secretary Sudharmono announced today Reuter.
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    Lock icon Penelope on drug charge
    48 1 READING. Wed The daughter of Mr. Geoffrey Rlppon. Britain's former chief Common Market negotiator, appeared In court here today on a drug* charge. Mlas Penelope Rlppon, 19. was among 61 young people who appeared In court after atttnding an open air pop festival Reuter
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    US $ inches up, gold improves
    186 1 US inches up, gold improves LONDON, Tues T*HE U.S. dollar Inched upward In European money market today, reversing Monday's downward trend, and the gold price rose slightly. Bankers and dealers lrl London. Paris and Frankfurt agreed there was little significance In the fractional dally moves of the dollar, up or
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    Lock icon Gunman shoots PC as siege goes on
    477 1 BULLET PROOF SPY HOLES- AND A SPECIAL LISTENING DEVICE TO MONITOR ALL TALK IN BANK VAULT STOCKHOLM, Tuesday A POLICEMAN was shot and injured today by a gunman who has been holding four people hostages in a bank vault for five The policeman
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    India agrees to free the 90,000 Pak PoWs
    307 1 India agrees to free the 90,000 Pak PoWs NEW DELHI. Tues |\DIA and Pakistan tonight signed an agreement which is expected to free as many as a half million people still imprisoned or stranded as a result of a 14-day war fought more than 20 months ago. The agreement will
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    Asean pressing plan to beat rubber threat
    99 1 MANILA, Tues. The five- member Association of Souti.-rast Asian nations (Asean) will press its plan to beat the threat of Japan's increased production of synthetic rubber. A Joint communique issued today after a twoday meeting of Asean senior officials on iynthrtic rubber said
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    Lock icon 200 die as quake hits Mexico
    271 1 200 die as quake hits Mexico VfEXICO City. Tues. ITI More than 200 people were killed in central Mexico today in the country's worst earthquake in recent times, officials said here. The quake struck while much of the country was still mopping up after the worst floods for a century,
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    Whitlams to visit Japan
    63 1 TOKYO. Tues.— Australian Prime Minister Mr. Cough Whitlam and Mrs. Whitlam will visit Japan from Oct 26 to 31 as guests of the Japanese Government, the Foreign Ministry announced today. While in Japan. Mr. Whitlam will have an audience with Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako and
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    Lock icon Three die in hotel blaze
    55 1 LONDON. Tues. Three people were killed and seven injured in a lire in a London hotel early today. Several guests Jumped from windows of the Tudir Hotel in East London before the fire brigade reached the scene. Three of the injured were in serious condition
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    Lock icon $llm gem sale
    27 1 RANOOON. Tues Barma sold more than £2 million (Stll.2mi worth of gems. jade. pearls and jewellery at a weeklong sale that ended yesterday Reuter
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    LATEST CHINA'S FIRST COMPUTER
    33 1 LATEST CHINA'S FIRST COMPUTER HONG KONG. Tues China has made its first electronic computer, capable of one million operations per second, with integraled circuits, the New China News Agency reported today. I PI
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      146 1 SPALDING GOLF EQUIPMENT nwntin 9 Wl. Catma. Straw. S.f»«<t4 Ttl HWI NEW HDB FLATS: THE DETAILS ...PAGE 7 NOW rail strike hits newsprint supply 2 SIHANOCK: Take Phnom Penh at all costs 3 TAKING stigma out of committal to mental home 4 LICKING by dogs can harm children warning 17
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon Pakistan bans cotton export
      118 2 Pakistan bans cotton export ISLAMABAD. Tuea. Pakistan has Imposed a ban on the export of cotton, the country's main foreign exchange earner. A one-sentence announcement from the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Development sale* the Government had decided to ban the export of cotton to ensure Its availability to the
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      Lock icon PELNl:24ship accidents
      52 2 JAKARTA. Tuea— Thirteen ships of the Indonesian National Bhlp p 1 n g Line x'ELNIp went aground and 11 were Involved In collisions during 1972. the Armed Forces news bulletin PAB reported today. At the end of last year PELNI owned 54 ships with a total tonnage of
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      Lock icon Lahore clash
      29 2 LAHORE. Tues— Six peof>le were Injured, two critlcaly, when government and opposition party workers clashed here on the third day of the opposition's civil disnbedlence campaign. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Strike chaos
      25 2 BEIRUT. TUB A 24-hour strike throughout Lebanon today In protest against rising prices closed down shops and offices and disrupted vital services.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nixon tells all in bid to explain that payment for his San Clemente home
      502 2 Nixon tells all in bid to explain that payment for his San Clemente home SAN CLEMENTE, Tues. President Nixon hoped today that by making an unprecedented disclosure of his personal finances he had ended months of contro versy over how he paid for his San Clemente home. Mr. Kixon issued
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      Lock icon China's colour TV factory
      47 2 PHILADELPHIA Tues Radio Corporation of America is bidding to build China's first colour television factory, and It has asked Philadelphia architect Vincent Kl'ng to design It. An RCA spokesman says the company Is competing against several European firms for a mulU-mllllon-dollar contract. AP.
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      Lock icon US beef cattle flown to Japan
      154 2 US beef cattle flown to Japan 11/ASHINOTON. Tues. TT A specially equipped Jet carrying 131 head of beef cattle took off yesterday from Moses Lake for Japan, where consumers are paying more than US$ll <5524.75) a pound for sirloin steaks. It was tiie first shipment of live cattle from here,
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      Lock icon Now rail strike hits newsprint supply
      546 2 Now rail strike hits newsprint supply OTTAWA. Tuesday AMERICAN newspapers, already affected by strikes at Canadian newsprint plants, were hit with increased shortages by the five-day-old national rail strike. The railways carry about two million tons of newsprint to the United States annually. Both unions and management failed uvrr the
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      Lock icon Naguib memoirs out to destroy Nasser image?
      183 2 BEIRUT, Tuesday npHE f orthcoming publication of th. memoirs of Egypt's first President, Ge. Mohammed Naguib, has created a storm i: the Arab world over whether it is part of 'plot to destroy the personality cult and legend of the late President Nasser.
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      Accord near on Japan-China trade pact
      85 2 Accord near on Japan-China trade pact TOKYO. Tues. Foreign Minister Ma*ayoshl Ohlra said today negotiations here on a trade agreement between Japan and China had nearly been completed. Mr. Ohlra told the Japan Pre« Club: There Is no problem which requires my decision Working level officials are now boiling down
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      FLASH! MAN HIT FIVI TIMES BY LIGHTNING
      63 2 (Virginia). Book o" World* RecortflSS r^ rmnBer c Sullivan the most lightning-struck P«nion with four hlte to hl» Sullivan said yesterday that the editors book will have to make revision. He has bee: again He said he was itl fifth time on Auk
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      AQUINO: MARCOS ORDERS PROBE
      107 3 MANILA. Tues. Pre- sident Ferdinand I Marcos today ordered a re-lnvestlgatlon of the charges against detained opposition leader Benlgno Aquino Jr. to Insure j "utmost fairness, lmpartlallty and objectl- vlty" in th» prosecution of the charges against him. Mr. Marcos created a fiveman committee, ordered It
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      Lock icon 4 DIE, 1,000 HURT IN STADIUM PANIC
      227 3 4 DIE, 1,000 HURT IN STADIUM PANIC RIO DE JANEIRO, Tues. Four soccer fans were killed and an estimated 1,000 Injured, about 100 of them seriously, when panic broke out In a packed stadium at Tereslna. In north-east Brazil, during a game on Sunday, according to press despatches received here
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      Lock icon Skylab study goes on
      70 3 Skylab study goes on CAPE KENNEDY. Tues.— Fears that power loss from their spacecrafts batteries would curb the Skylab II astronauts' studies of the earth's resources receded today as they spun Into the second half of their 59-day mission. Space officials at first expressed alarm that the 11 solar-charged batteries
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      Lock icon Reprieve from death row
      49 3 BANGKOK, Tues. The Supreme Court has commuted the death sentence on Kuk I a t Ruengrtth. 26, and sentenced him to life Imprisonment (or the murder of a Danish model. He was found guilty of killing DorrH Vonhaven and stealing US$l,l5O (553.180 in 1871.— AP.
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      Maria runs for presidency
      48 3 BOOOTA. Tues Mrs. Maria Rojas has become the first woman in Latin America to be nominated aa a presidential candidate Mrs. Rojas. of the Opposition National Popular Alliance. Is the daughter of former Colombian dictator Oen. Rojas, founder and leader of the Alliance. Af.
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      FLOOD THREAT TO PAX CITY RECEDING
      92 3 RAWALPINDI, Tues. The swollen Indus river surged to record levels yesterday but earlier fears of serious flooding in the major Pakistani city of Hyderabad receded. As the river topped the record height of 24 feet 7) Inches (about 7.3 metres) with the peak flood
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      Lock icon Prince: Take Phnom Penh at all costs
      493 3 HONGKONG, Tuesday nKPOSED Cambodian Head of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk has urged insurgent forces to take lMinom Penh at all costs, the New China News Agency reported. In a. special message from Peking yesterday to the Cambodian People's National Liberation Armed Forces the
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      Lock icon Solo voyage
      25 3 TOKYO. Tues Ryusuke Ushijlma. 27. yesterday set out on a nonstop solo round-the-world voyage aboard a ketch named "Sliver Pox from Hakata. Reuter.
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        38 3 CAIRO, Tues. President Sadat has held secret talks with other Arab leaders on the possibility of restricting Middle East ill exports and withdrawing Arab capital from foreign banks to force a change In United States support of Israel.
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        42 3 JAKARTA: Former Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio was taken back to his hillside prison in West Java today after leaving it for the first time in more than six years to appear as wit- ness here last night beI fore Indonesia's military tribunal.
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        28 3 TOKYO: Japan had a deficit of US$657 million i 351.511 million) In Its balance of payments for July the fifth straight deficit month, the Finance Ministry said today.
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        26 3 JAKARTA: Indonesia cannot help block the Vietcong participation in next month's non-align-ed conference in Algiers, as requested by the South Vietnamese Government, it was announced today.
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        Family Bill
        24 3 JAKARTA: President Suharto has dismissed charges by some Indonesian Muslim leaders that a proposed family Bill, reportedly allowing lnter-rellglon marriages, was anti-Islamic.
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        37 3 WELLINGTON: The whereabouts of the New I Zealand nuclear protest i yacht Spirit of Peace were still a mystery to- day despite a Canadian report that the French had seized her near the Mururoa Atoll test zone.
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        24 3 NEW DELHI: A six-mem-ber Indian expedition plans to reach Jakarta from Calcutta across the Bay of Bengal on a 50 by 26 foot raft.
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        26 3 LOS ANGELES: A 20--year-old skydiver fell 6.000 feet to his death after a collision broke up a croup of skydivers trying to form a star. Agencies.
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  • PARLIAMENT REPORT
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      Pledge of support for more Welcome supermarkets
      212 4 THE Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, yesterday promised Government support to NTUC's Welcome Consumers' Co-operative in establishing more supermarkets. Replying in Parliament trt a question by Mr. Teong tnr Siong (Sembawang) he said if Welcome de cided that its management and other
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      Used house for gambling
      43 4 HOUSEWIFE Leow Poh Hang. 30. was fined 1 1.000 yesterday lor permitting her house In Track 32. Ylo Chu Kang Road, to be used as a common gaming house on Aug. sat about 5. 1S p.m. She pleaded guilty.
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      Taking the stigma out of committal to mental home
      859 4 Taking the stigma out of committal to mental home PARLIAMENT yes- terday approved a new law which will among other things do away with the current practice of compulsorily committing a person of unsound mind to a mental institution under a court order. Under the Mental Disorders and Treatment (Amendment)
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      JTC TO BUILD 1,136 FLATS AT SEMBAWANG
      180 4 JURONO Town Corporation will build 1.136 housing units In Sembawang In two phases, at a total cost of $10.8 million. Already under construction are 660 flats, of which 440 are of three rooms and 220 of four rooms each. They will cost $5.5
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      ACTION TAKEN AGAINST MOSQUITO BREEDING AT OUTRAM G.H.
      612 4 HEALTH and Home Affairs Minister Mr. Chua Slan Chin said yesterday that Outram Hospital authorities are maintaining strict vigilance against mosquito breeding in the hospital He told Parliament that several breeding grounds were found and action had been taken Mr. Chua said
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      A ban on pyramid selling
      1033 5 rpH E Government after a close study of the operations of pyramid selling schemes in Singapore and elsewhere, has come to the conclusion tha.t they should be banned. Finance Minister Mr "on &ul Sen said this in Parliament yesterday when he moved the second reading
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      59 lots acquired for Woodlands town
      87 5 MR. Ho Cheng Choon. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, told Parliament yesterday that 59 lots of land had been acquired for Woodlands town development. Site clearance would be undertaken by the Resettlement Department and the first phase of work is now
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      Land deal case is settled out of court
      361 5 Land deal case is settled out of court AMR. J U ST I CE iTI D'Cotta granted a consent judgment yesterday against an engi n c c ring company and a law firm in a civil suit over a land transaction in early 1970. The Judgment was for four industrialists
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      Cocktail party
      40 5 LI GARDEN Restaurant (Pte) Ltd.. at the President Shopping Centre ln Serangoon Rcaa. will hold a cocktail reception on Sept 8 between 3 p.m. and S p.m to mark the official opening of their restaurant and coffee house.
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      484 5 TO CONSUMERS: We never promise you the unpromiseable. If dandruff were indeed curable permanently and forever there simply wouldn't be so many anti dandruff concoctions on the market We do not invoke solemn medical opinion 9 out of 10 doctors say (out of possibly 40 preselected ones): "Dandruff is cured
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      264 5 Straits Times Crossword ■H WM WM bHHH^^H^ ACROSS 5 Old soldier appears to 1 Oave Iron, It could be to bj u d lnt row (7). strengthen (10). 7 M nourUhlng rtft--6 Oppose child havlni gun. ble7 A (6) possibly (6) 8 Poor Austin's workplace Is 9 smooth p«rt of
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  • Article
    HDB's new flats will be larger
    348 7 HDB's new flats will be larger Housing and Development Board's "new generation" flats will have 10 per cent larger floor areas. Details of these flats, referred to as 'new generation" because of their new designs "to meet the rising expectations of our people," are given in the latest Issue of
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    12,000 TONS OF THAI RICE FOR STORE
    118 7 12,000 TONS OF THAI RICE FOR STORE qiHAI Minister for X Commerce, Mr. Praslt Karnchanawat. has announced that Thailand would exp <~t 12X00 tons of broken rice to Slnga pore In the next two to three months. According to a Bangkok report, he said that Thailand hau agreed to sell
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    People's Front
    17 7 THE People's Front has elected Mr. Yang Bun Yang acting secretary -general of the party.
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    Blood Bank stocks above average
    76 7 Blood Bank stocks above average RESERVES of blood stocks at the Blood Bank were above average over the past week, the Blood Transfusion Service reported yesterday. During the week. 1.030 donations were received against 8M transfusions given. Oroup donations came from Ouillemird Camp. Jurong Shipyard. BAPTI. Mandal Camp. Tanjong Oul
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    Smoke: $150
    32 7 MOTORIBT Tan Lien Chye of Jalan Bahagla, St. Michael Estate, was fined Sl5O yesterday for driving a car which emitted excessive smoke In Kirn Keat Road on Sept. IT, 1970.
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    $15 shout
    30 7 LABOURER Tun Thai Hcng. 38. was fined $15 yesteiday for shoutlnj and challenging a man to a fight In Woodlands Road on July 27 at about 6.10 pm
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    Emblem quest
    26 7 THE Singapore National Academy of Science Is holding a competition to select a suitable emblem. The winner will receive a cuh prise of $250.
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    Arrest of wanted men foiled robbery — plans'
    200 7 Arrest of wanted men foiled robbery plans'- rBEE wanted Malaysians, who were arrested in Singapore on Monday were here "to commit armed robberies," according to the Police. "We are glad to have nabbed them before they could pull off any," aaid Police spokesman Mr. Lawrence Loh yesterday. Singapore Police arrested
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    Young World Singers
    47 7 THE Singapore Musical Society and the Asia Evangelistic Fellowship will present a concert by the Australian Young World Singers at the NRtional Theatre on Sept. 8 at 8 p.m Tickets at $2. S3. $4 and *5 are available at C.K. Tang and Cold Btorage
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  • The Straits Times
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      BLOODY MAYHEM
      314 8 r[E U.N. special committee on international terrorism ended a month-long session on the eve of Britain's current bomb wave. The committee was established last year when the U.N. General Assembly failed to agree on international action against terrorism. It was expected that the committee would place specific proposals
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      ALL TOGETHER AGAIN
      155 8 |NDIA and Pakistan are reported to have reached historic agreement yesterday, bringing the sub-continent closer to unity than it has been at any time since the war in East Pakistan. Negotiators in New Delhi spent 11 worthwhile days hammering out an agreement on "humanitarian questions" which provides
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    Lock icon MOSCOW BLASTS CHINA'S 'DREAM' IN S. LANKA
    481 8 DEV MURARKA: Moscow llf OSCOW has IT made one of its rare attacks on China's role in Sri Lanka. Usually, the Russians take a cautious attitude to the close relationship between Peking and Colombo because of Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike's sensitiveness on the issue.
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Senior citizens who set a bad example as drivers
      225 8 Senior citizens who set a bad example as drivers MANY young motorists In Singapore tend to be rather impatient and Inconsiderate in their driving, perhaps because of their immaturity, lack of understanding or 111 breeding. But when elder motorists behave in the same manner, I am at a loss to
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      104 8 I DO not think any other main road in Singapore can compare with the 100-metre stretch of Orchard Road between Grange and Keok roads. I predict that soon It will also be unique (or the traffic Jams which are already developing at several peak times each day when traffic from
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      76 8 pOULD the authorities \j concerned please Inform me about the following. Is it required by law that a couple be married before making an application for a HDB flat? Is It required by law that they produce their marriage certificate when applying ror a HDB flat? Or does the law
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      49 8 SINCE work started at the Adam Road tunnel of the PanIsland Expressway many months ago little progress is noticeable at the site. While this delay is on the Jam at the Buklt Tlmah Junction becomes longer every day and crossing it becomes an increasingly tiresome experience. COMMITER. Singapore 19.
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    Crops stand to benefit from the fury of India's floods
    881 8  -  PREM BHATIA SIGNS ARE GOOD FOR THE AUTUMN HARVEST By- Delhi— PLENTIFUL monsoon rain in most parts of India since June has ended t\yo years of drought which, in the words of Pri me Minister Indira Gandhi, was unprecedented for
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      198 8 FREE SCISSORS with every box of >^ Elastopl&st /*S dressing strip f f while stocks last VJ v J Elastoplast sole Agent* *First in first ad Jackson's Malaya Bhd.<*Mm»oi*»ttrc«>.h. Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Penang. Ipoh. Malacca L" •I *T3HH If you've always thought a complete sou na system had to be
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      892 9  -  CHIA POTEIK By JHE Singapore Govern merit welcomes the continuation of the present position at the Stock Kxchange of Singapore under which Malaysianregistered co mpanies will remain quoted on its trading hoards, Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, told Parliament yesterday.
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      Parliament passes Bill to curb insider dealing
      992 9 THE Companies Act has been amended to make insider trading a criminal offence and to require company directors to make a general disclosure of. their shareholdings so that the investing public knows what the managers of a company are foing with their stocks.
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      SIC to probe complaints of late scrip delivery
      237 9 THE Securities Industry Council yesterday joined in the move to crack down on short sellers who don't deliver their share certificates on time. Members of the investing public have been advised to write in to the SIC if they have any complaints
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    Foreign news
    198 10 Foreign news LLOYD'S of London, the 300-year-old Insurance market, announced record profits for 1970 and predicted as good, if not better, results for 1971. But the world-famous association of Insurance underwriters, which Is unique In reporting Its profits three years In arrears, warned ther* were "ominous signs" for the current
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    Kulim hopes for a better year
    881 10 APICK-up In rubber and palm oil prices towards the end of last year came too late to prevent the Ku 1 1 m Group from reporting a 30 per cent setback in pre-tax profits in 1972. The profits fall to £813,714 from £1,156.132 is
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      284 10 bw >wN. at £Z if &^w rS BflH W (f B^BK M fl^BH JZ mm f 5 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK mmm r? chunq kh.aw bank INI UNITEO OVEMSfAS BANK L'MITEO (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) HEAD OFFICE 175-178 CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE TEL ***** ***** CHUNG KHIAW SANK. LIMITED lINCORPORATEO IN SINGAPORE I
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      570 10 Last year, several hundred Singaporeans and Malaysians had a wonderful time on a Global Coach Tour of Europe For 1973. Global presents a series of European Tours which they recommend as providing unequalled variety and value tor money Here ar* a few of them I ***** I 551.044 European Round
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        51 11 ■:xt: rntint I Kawat 4 Bank F. Omrnt tL-Krponi Icma lempas > Merlin i. Choc Plant V'wide iJM. In,! r. cit» «o.ia .ju »i.75 —.25 UM —.24 $180 —.20 $6.10 —.20 $6.20 —.20 $8.30 —.20 $3.12 —.18 $4.40 —.16 $1.50 —.15 $2.35 —.15 $3.36 —14 $1.15 —.12 $1.75 —.10
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        24 11 I Srmb >■ Time* toustead 1. Oment L H. Chan N $4.60 +.10 $5.10 .10 •5.90 +.10 »4 4« +.06 13.90 .05 $7.20 +.05
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        Mist active stocks
        22 11 Harimau Inv 585.000 Haw Par 359.000 City Dev. Ml.ooo Spore Hilton 280,000 Total Turnover: 3.21 M Total Value: $*****4
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        INDICES
        48 11 Aag. (7 Aag. ?s laiaatriata: 3M.4S 3M.55 I Hetcle: 215.21 tlUl rreaerttea: 311. 14 311 59 t Tina: 122.55 1it.85 t S rubbers: 348.43 3474S t 0.C8.C: 291.5J tMJ4 Dee. M. ISM IM Dee. 31. ISM IM r Dec. I». lS«t IM t Jan. 1. 1>:» IM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1529 11 I'tiß lan transacted sale at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with previous day's price together with the 1(73 high anil tow. ('Adjusted (or all new Issues). INDUSTRIAL* CLOSING TONE: Properties steady while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover on the Singapore I trading room
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1223 11 BID and offer price* ol flclally listed a:id bunlnen In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of <hare» traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unit* unlws otherwise specified INDI'STBIALS Aema (3 108) A. Tope (IMB 1.668) Alex Hlg. (1688 1.708)
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      Prices fait to recover
      357 11 MUCH to the consternation of investors prices at the Stock Exchange of Singapore failed to recover yesterday. Instead of sharp rises at the end of the day they were confronted with small losses In the majority of the heavyweight stocks. The market in fact opened firm.
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1608 11 ■a IV and offer price* ctflclally iL-ted and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of sh»rt traded s.iown In buckets In lou of 1.000 units unlcrs otherwise iptclfled INDUSTRIALS Arm* ll) 3.12 Alean (3.288 3.jBS> (1) 3 36. i
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      Bears in KL send prices lower still
      255 11 Bears in KL send prices lower still rpHE bears again proved stronger in the Kuala Lumpur Stock: Exchange yesterday for they overcame a generally firm opening and forced prices to close easier. Only a few counters managed to escape the raid and held their marginal gains Thus the New 8T
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      Foreign companies
      107 11 DAI W A 8 c c v r 1 tie* plans to Introduce an international on-line real-time system which will link IU 83 domestic oHJces and seven overseas branches with a computer In Tokyo. Using the same circuits, it will start an international facsimile system from next June.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        28 11 Air 28. BIBBER: 8 178.5* cts (down I.M cts). M 17C.M rents (down I.M cent). $C 8« 121 < B p Official offering: 242 tons 4f tons).
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        PRODUCE
        88 11 Caowurt OH? bulk I*o arllrri. drum $«2 sellers. C»ra Kind .100.- 1 UK/ Com. «o B. klunlok ASTA «hlta fob 1001 NL.W $2T3t sallara. Sarawak whllt f.o.b. M« NL.W IM2» •Hitrt. Sarawak aprrial blart r.o b. M» NLW Sl(2| stlltri Sarawak ASTA black fo.b. 100<l NLW tint seller.. L*nTpon(
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        PALM OIL
        38 11 The MalAyHlan Palm Ol) Producers AtfKMtKXU (MPOPA) an-nwin.-m tr.» folio* me IK I IK prlns for Malaysian palm oil F»h I2U. Uarrh 117 V. April 1223. Mar ill*. 'UB» 1219. Ju]» atpt. an and Oci./Dk. 1202.
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        July shipment
        89 11 CHIPMENT of Straits refined Un from Penang for July 1973 totalled 5,932 tons (June c.463 3 tons), according to statistics Issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the destination and tonnage, excluding metal shipment from Klang via United Kingdom Singapore United States Continent Canada Japan Pacific India
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        Tin keeps rising
        106 11 THE Straits Un price in Penang yesterday climbed another $1 to $686. 12 i per picul on an official offering up 40 tons to 242 tons. LONDON: The tin market, here was closed on Monday for the late summer bank holiday mat YORK: Physical Straits tin was
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        Gold markets
        37 11 MKlr Ull Utt London Ckn*D 101.00 Br.rul 104.00 l'V.'.v:, Honikofi< Clnwd 102 -.1 Zurj.b 101 Onß 100 OUB 103 00* 101.00* P«n« 106.90 105 X Expoii pricM In non-tterl,rK ami id US loilir. p»r our...
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        Asian currency unit
        140 11 r»t«» v mt clow on Tueii»>. Aug 28: US Mlin lirirr Bid 7 dayi 11 11-7/1 1 mlh 13 11-7 8 2 mlhs' 11-1/4 11-5 8 3 mthi 11-7/1 11-1/4 6 mthi 11-11 16 11-9 16 mlhs 10-1516 10-13/16 12 mthi 10-13 16 10-11/16 Sw. Fry Dm*.
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        Rubber eases
        419 11 rE Singapore rubber market yesterday followed a similar pattern from that of Monday, first easing on long liquidation and stop-loss seUlng and later steadying back to opening levels on shortcovering. The low point for September was 177.00 cents per kilo. Trading was fair at the start but slowed
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        SMR BUSINESS
        85 11 FJAILY SMR price* laved at noon jeaterdty Sept. Oct IC«rrrnt Mthl lFor»mrrt MUI) MRE Bmjm Sfllrrt Baycn Sctlrra !>•«• prr Kj ('Mi prr k« SMR &CV ulonplll<"i ***** 181 00N ***** 180 00N SMR 51. (1-ton pallet) 17»00 181 00N 178.00 180 00N SMR 5 (1-too pallet) 177.00
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      W. Malaysia's palm oil production
      124 11 WEST Malaysia's I produc tion of J palm oil in June > was ***** tons compared with the i revised figures of 54.396 in May, according to the De-e partment of Statistics in Kuala Lumpur. Export of palm oil In Jane totalled 42.13*. compared with
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      Foreign exchange
      276 11 rE US. dollar opened steady at the overnight level of 82.3320 $2 3350 In the Singapore forex market yesterday Despite the continuing tightness in the money market the US dollar only slid momentarily to $2 3300 $2 3320 before recovering to $2 3320 $2 3360 again. It held
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        HONGKONG
        272 11 UONOKONO. Tuas— Tb) market opened on a dull and quiet note and maintained this pattern throughout the morning. Ir the afternoon, trading wai I'irther slowed down by Urn indifferent altitude of both buyers and sellers. Th« market closed on an easing tone. heading industrial shard all retreated with Gammon
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        Hongkong rates
        41 11 I On lh# frt* iithtni* ntarta»t in Hongkong ytnlrrda; la* US dollar ».< quotad al 5.117.1 1. 14 for T.T. and 9.1323 for Se«-wn waa quolM al 12 M i and on tial «r i«M waa quoim I at SSS.
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        TOKYO
        201 11 "TOKYO. Tues. Prices I 1 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange clwd slightly tower In quic trading today Investors showed little reaction to the Bank of Japans decision to boost the discount rate by a record one per cent, with prices fluctuating In a narrow range throughout the day. The
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        MELBOURNE
        381 11 wELBOURNE. Tues m Prices continued to fall In all sectors during dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Falls exceeded r I s t s among the industrials by more than two to one while the predominance was five to one among the mining shares. The biggest rise
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        NEW YORK
        325 11 NEW YORK, Mon. Stocks scored a strong increase In spite of news of another prime rate boost. Trading continued light. Analysts said the point move to 9 3 4 per cent Initiated by Chase Manhattan came as no surprise. Some analysts said investors apparently feel a peaking or
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        Indices
        102 11 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday Closed Friday (5.84 Week ago 101 SS RUBBER)) Monday Closed Friday 470.J7 Week ago 4M 16 OILS Monday Closed Friday 288 20 Week ago 267 92 IMH Monday Closed Friday 414.S Week ago 426 2 I DOW JONES «\tK\i.l INDUSTRIAL!) Monday 870 SI Friday 863
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      Two more in the long chain of shopping centres
      609 12  - Two more in the long chain of shopping centres MOK SIN PIN »T»WO more shopping complexes have recently opened to join the ever-leng-thening chain of one-stop shop ping areas in Singapore. Both located in one of the Republic's main consumer heartlands, they are the Cortipa departmental store at Colombo Court
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      Getz Bros sets up a technical office
      142 12  -  GEORGIE LEE By fETZ Brothers has set up a Far East technical office in Singapore for the timber processing and woodworking industry in the region. The office which will be managed by its regional technical director, Mr. Claus D. Sylvester, will provide back-up
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      318 12 Mr. I.im Cheng Wan has been appointed as sales supervisor of Nor-ton-lAC. an associate company of the lAC group, and Mrs. Sheila Desker as office services supervisor, according to an announcement by Mr. P.F. Kellaway, the group's general manager. As Norton -lACs sales supervisor. Mr. Llm will
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      New Shaw theatre
      29 12 SHAW Organisation will open Its 1.200-seat President Theatre at Balestler Road today with a premiere show at 9.1S p.m This marks the completion of Shaw's multi-
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      165 12 stomach trouble? f j\ r' li Lbbb^T t *«^A^. To place your advertising in the Yellow Pagi a^^—^^Bß] January 1974 West Malaysia Teleph E^Lfla^J Dir.xtC'Y- Yellow Page entries dose I YellOW I SeP tem be r 1973. I Pages I Contact us immediately if you have yet made your arrangements.
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      577 13 m m m m FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A CHAL- a I L E NGING A ND REWARDING CAREER §1 IN THE FIELD OF FINANCE? IF YOU ARE. WE WILL BE INTERESTED IN p I TALKING TO YOU. WE HAVE VACANCIES IN OUR I! MANAGEMENT TEAM FOR MANAGERS
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      652 13 MARKETING EXECUTIVE Petroleum Exploration Refining Industries A MAN WITH EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE AND PROVEN ABILITY IN THE MARINE CONTRACTING AND ALLIED FIELDS, INCLUDING SHIPBUILDING AND REPAIR, IS REQUIRED BY A SUBSTANTIAL GROUP OF COMPANIES BASED IN SINGAPORE. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL: 1. BE IN THE 30-45 YEARS AGE GROUP 2. HAVE
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      537 13 TECHNICAL SALESMAN <^>ETZ MACHINERY Has an opening in the Woodworking Machinery Dept For the above position The Man Singapore citizen, 25-32 years old, has own car and valid driver's license. Qualifications At least Senior Cambridge. Minimum 3 years technical sales experience preferably in the woodworking machinery line. Fluency in English
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      801 13 km W T« M HWPomnr7SM»raK invites applications for suitable candidates for the post of: EQUIPMENT SALES REPRESENTATIVES We art looking for mature and enerjetic sales rap-Mental iv« to join our highly successful salts team to meat the increasing demands for heavy earthmovirw) and industrial equipment such as tractors, excavators. bacKhom
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      409 13 DISTRICT \M> ■tAGMTaVATCS' COl/RTS NIMvWORI-: District Court i Summons No. 1099 i of 1973 > Between i Trans-Euro-Asian i Travel Service i suing as a firm* Plaint Hf.And Lim Chua Hoe Defendant NOTK'K OF \l>\ I KTISKMKNT To Llm Chua Hoe. 14. Jalan Chelagi. Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action
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      605 14 Kftj£ MATSUSHITA m ELECTRIC CO., Kr« (M) BERHAD Our established and progressive plant at Shah Alam invites applications from Malaysian male citizens for the following posts DIE CASTINC ENCINEER Requirement!: Applicants should have at least 4 years working experience in related field. Good secor.dary education. Any technical or mechanical qualification
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      687 14 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SALES MANA6ER (MALAYSIA) WE ARE PLANNING A SUBSTANTIAL EXPANSION OF OUR CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SALES DIVISION AND AN OPENING EXISTS FOR AN EXPERIENCED MANAGER OR SALEB ENOINELR TO HEAD THIS GROWING DIVISION. BASED AROUND MASBEYFEROUSON CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT. MANITOWOC CRANES. JAQLES BROS QUARRY EQUPMENT AND HALCO DRILLING EQUIPMENT BASED IN
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      1125 14 INSURANCE TRAINEE EXECUTIVES A leading ir>ternation«l Insurance Company well-established in Malaysia invites applications from Malaysian Citizens for positions as Trainee Executives in its Organisation for West Malays:a Applicants preferably should be UrxverMty graduates or those who have completed part of their A. C.1. 1. Examinations However, those with practical experience
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      376 14 ENAKMEN LEMBAGA BAN DAB AN iN.M.B. BAB 1371 NOTIS MAJLIS I PERBANDARAN IPOH DENOAN INI DIBERITAHU bahawa adalah dicadang riembenarkan terusuuk Kepada kelulusan Pengarah Jabatan Kilang dan Jentera Perak premises No 7t. JaUn' Kaja Dl Hilir. Ipoh atas Lol-j Lot No WXOt ii »o«4s. seba-, gal sebuah kllang membunt pakaian
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      860 14 felda KENYATAAN TAWARAN Xawaran-tawaran adalah dlpclatrm. daripada Kontrek->r-Kontrekter Pembekal-Pcmbekal yang rxrpeng&laman bat erja-kerja tersebut dl bam ah T. NO: Ml 7» (AI M«nb«kal. mrnßhanlar memanng. mrn«ujl. mengerat. mehjalankan dan menjamln '500 loiu per hour positive displacement rotary pump together with motor and starter" untuk muatan mlnyak kelapasawlt. Pelabuhan Kelang. PerengVat
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      960 15 I M^MM^RMHMHMHMHMHMMM^MMMMHMHMHMMMHMMMMMJ K^^^^^JjJl^^^ i^ i^ i B M. A t *^^J M HaW FULLT CONTAINtRIZED SEKVICE TO EUROPE Mataajl'ttn it« Sll ol Xl 1 WR».MMMomUMa, Sax IS St««Ka»a. Jia MIMt.. FULLY CONTA NEHIZED SERVICE FROM tUHOPt «LA"'« "ilTi K m. 5! SW K-TlShs I llruu Mtt 11 atf», la IMtt.
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      736 15 I MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMaVaMMMB ♦1J444; P. Ka4aeaj 4141. K.L. *****; Pa— m, JSIOI THE BANK LDfE LTD. IMB Mitt VMU MPTtM ilia*. I MaraKl. Bartta I dt«!»a«' r it a latvl MX Im 1/ IMX WITIIAM law.l.n. h» Maiaait. tt.fi. I Martan 1 S Uiku p. M .-c a MX.I Oct Stan
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    APL begins containership service from P. Kelang to US
    161 16 APL begins containership service from P. Kelang to US AMERICAN President Lines has iiuiu^u-; rated the Irsl direct conlaiiu rshi|> service Ix'tween Port Kelann and Ike I S. East and West coasts over its Atlantic- Straits route. Calling at Port Kelantf on Aoft. 24. the President Monroe was the first
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    Another vessel for MISC
    63 16 THK .Malaysian International Slipping (!or|K)iation CMBC) Mas taken delivery of another vessel which it purchased recently t'roni Norwegian shipping lint. Coslinj; alH>iit jnr.M,?;')!). the UH dead weight lon vessel I renamed Bimgl Hutan^) is the |9Hi to join the MISC fleet She will serve as the
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    177 16 T H U tm'o"t»'" aMnouncio ARHANCIMCNTt rBR AUC M >a«r»a Andr»| siruv 11 II Yama*b<n Maru Ij 3*. Olimlf Xt/M tw Tanjomc >•/». Pn idvnt OartlvM 1 follow^ by *IW Mil 42 «S. hunn T.r. Hnaalia 4". Olory 49 North and Lk» Cllv M 1 Tvtbol 10/11 Rnl
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      951 16 NORD -TRANSPORT (H.K.) LINE teeavaf Itr ITMI, MUMaM. IMUIM Ua) HttUaf S.atlMn P BUM Peaaat ai tta tlTaauo itr I. Aae a. aai tar M isi ft Mtatt Mtatt ItatM ear Mawa IM CaPI Tata Staaata P keaaf UI WCCIU I ••at* ll tatl iiaUPtM attars Mint lanirtists t uippim
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      268 16 SANKOUNE^ FROM JAPANESE PORTS AND HONGKONG 1 Smgopore P Keloig EASTERN HONOUR 30 Aua 1 Sept 2/ 3 Sept SHINSHO 1 3 Sept 4/ S Sepf ALLIED ENTERPRISE 6/ 8 Sept 9/10 Sept Agents: CF. SHARP CO., (M) P T E. LTD. Spore Tel: ***** 7 P Kelantj Tel: 6363.
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    Medallion to mark SEAP Games in S'pore
    210 17 Medallion to mark SEAP Games in S'pore PEWTER medallions to commemorate the •.enth BEAP Games In iingapore are now on sale- at $4 each. Measuring 1J Inches :n diameter (3.8 cm), the > uvenlr medallion comes complete with a plastic i.-ing and stand. These are available ■mm all authorised dealers
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    Jail for 2 pills
    43 17 CLEANER Raszall bin Atan. 17. was fined $400 or two months jail yesterday for having two MX pills In front of Oay World Amusement Park. Oeylang. on July 6 at about 3.20 p.m. He did not pay the fine.
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    German Minister starts visit with call on Toh
    176 17  -  YAP BOH TIONG L£ MINISTER for Economics and Public Works of Lower Saxony, Mr. Helmut Greulich, called yesterday on Minister for Science and Technology Dr. Toh Chin Chye. Mr. Greulich, who Is accompanied by his wife and two Journalists, is on a
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    Fun fair
    34 17 MRS. Jek Yuen Thong, wife of the Minister for Culture, will open a food and fun fair at the Singapore Association for Retarded Children in Margaret Drive on Sunday at 10 am
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    New jumbos land on Monday
    205 17 SINGAPORE Airlines' first jumbo Jet will leave Seattle tomorrow while the second Boeing 747 will take off on Baturcay for a sunset rendezvous at Paya Lebar on Monday. Steps have been taken to ensure that the two giant aircraft touch down simultaneously and meet almost
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    Raja leaves for Algiers conference
    87 17 THE Minister for Foreign Affairs and MP for Kampong Olam, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. leaves for Algiers today to attend the Non-Aligned Conference from Sunday to Sept 8. He will then proceed *o New York to attend the 28th session of the United Nations Oeneral Assembly.
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    Jumble sale
    31 17 A JUMBLE sale In aid of the poor will be held at the Church of St. Bernndette in Zlon Road, on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p m
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    'Licking by dogs can harm children'
    357 17 'Licking by dogs can harm children' pAHENTS should discourage children from allowing dogs to lick their faces or mouths as this could, in some cases, cause blindness. This warning came yesterday from executive secretary of Consumers' Association of Singapore, (CASE), Mr. Ivan Baptist. He was commenting en a photograph published
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    Court is told of gangster's night visits to wife
    207 17 Court is told of gangster's night visits to wife A MECHANIC told the High Court yesterday how he slept in the hall when a gangster started visiting his wife In her bedroom after she became a bar-waitress. Chew Ah Kow said that he did not confront the man, who visited
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    $500 fine
    38 17 LABOURER Sun Kok Choon alias Chua Choon Chin. 37. tu fined $500 yesterday for having a kartoo of Indian, hemp in Belilios Lane, oft Serangoon Road, on Aug. 14 at about 825 p.m. He pleaded guilty.
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    Car park for Seap 'village' opening
    118 17 THE car park between Blocks 181 and 191 off Lorong 4, Toa Pay oh. will be reserved for labelled vehicles when the SEAP Games Village is officially opened by Dr. Goh Keng Swee, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    Girl, 19 dies after being hit by —lorry—
    135 17 Girl, 19 dies after being hit by lorry A 19-YEAR-OLD girl, Tien Sal Hwang, died in Outrun Hospital two hours after she was knocked down by a lorry at the junction of Hill Street and Stamford Road on Monday night. Her younger sister. Lian Hwang, 16, who was walking with
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      908 17 TV MALAYSIA (3) I 7Z~ZZ TV SINGAPORE (5) (X) Programme Child; 7.J6 Varta; S.M Pro- 1 'wuhf^'Sr^btoVt M a*nd ramme 8 """"«ry: «.»g Per- P.M. Opening and I Shop; 7.15 Lefs Talk Costelk: Shutter Buggtd Sea hlasan Wanlta; «.St Pertstl- J'W Sakapur Siren I About; 7.30 News and b*rpent; VM
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      21 17 WATER consumption on Monday was 120.2 million rations (547.M0 cubic metres), 4.5 million gallons (21.0M cubic metres) more than on Sunday.
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      Breeding of animals 'sure sign of zoo's success'
      293 18 Breeding of animals 'sure sign of zoo's success' BREEDING Of animals in Mandai Zoological Gardens is a sure sign of ttfi success of the Republic's zoo, Mr. Ronald Strahap, director of Taronga Zoo, Sydney, said yesterday. At a Press conference, he said: "The (act that animals have produced young in
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      Four had opium — $390 fine
      58 18 Four had opium $390 fine POUR men were fined a total of $390 yesterday for smoking prepared opium at an unnumbered hut In Beatty Road on Monday at about 550 p.m. They were Llm Yeow Huat. 39. (fined flOO). Tan Oeok Llm. 51. i*lsoi. Khua Ah Seng. 46. i*7o); and
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      Night harbour cruises by Port Authority to continue
      89 18 Night harbour cruises by Port Authority to continue rpHE Port Authority A has decided to continue its night harbour tours indefinitely because of overwhelming response from the public. About 20 000 people have gone on the cruises which were introduced on Aug. 10 as part of the National Day celebrations.
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      Shaw Centre
      32 18 CINEMA, magnate Mr. Runme Sh-iw will open the Runme Shaw Centre for Sports Medicine and Research at the Sports Medicine Unit of the National itidium at 10 am. on Friday.
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      Lock icon RTM steps up bid to boost Rukunegara
      522 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues DADIO and TeleviIV sion Malaysia is tp introduce changes to further increase efforts to create a Malaysian id c n tity based on the Rukunegara. The Minister of Home Affairs and Information. Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie. said today that the
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      KL exchange won't adopt S'pore delivery times
      238 18 KL exchange won't adopt S'pore delivery times KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange will not adopt the new ruling of the Stocjc Exchange of Singapore on delivery times as it is operating under a different delivery rule. j This was disclosed here today by the KLSE General Manager.
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      Padi ban
      34 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The government today banned the movement of padl from Kedah to other parts of the country to stop the alarming rate the crop Is getting out of tne rlcebowl.
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      'Right time for neutrality'
      41 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Australian shadow Defence Minister Dr Alexander James Forbes said today that this was an appropriate time for Malaysia's neutralisation concept to be achieved. He attributed this to the present attitude of the big powers.
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      Union name to change
      54 18 PORT KLANG. Tues Haibour Trade Union, which represents about 3.000 stevedores and wharf workers! has applied to the Registrar of Trade Unions to change its name. Union secretary Enrik Mohamt-d Noh bin Katin. said the union want its name to be known as the Klang Port
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      Anti-drug Op
      27 18 IPOH. Tues. An antinarcotics operation room Is being planned here by the Perak Government to step up the drive againsi drug abusers in the state.
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      Dengue deaths
      20 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— There were 57 cases of dengue fever, including four deaths. In Peninsular Malaysia last week.
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    24 19 LIFT POSER WTic Is responsible for the frequent lift breakdowns In HDB estates? Find out In ES* NEW NATIONS HDB I sjs today
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    Acknowledgements
    47 19 THE FAMILY OF the late! Catherll.e Theodora RodrlKuei Dot 1 thank, all relatives and friends for their kind attend-, anee and assistance during their recent bereavement. FAMILY OF LATE Ng Chor Yin thank pastors, relatives and friends for kind assistance. <rvic.es rendered, condolences, donations and wreaths.
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    20 19 IN LOVING MEMORY of captain T.H. Edward! paaaed awsy on 29 8.72. Forever remembered by beloved wife and
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      381 19 classified ads $0 S. SAMARITANS OF UNCAPORE Troubled? Discouraged' Rinr 91-44-44 day or sight m) ffolsisloiui RADIO A T.V. INSTRUCTOR (part time) wanted to teach radio A T.V. servicing In ar Mectronlc Institute. Apply with full particulars, qualification, experience and salary requlicd to B.T Box A9OOOB Spore. SECURITY GUARDS DOC
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      754 19 WANTID SMORTNAND TYPE WRITING lady teachers foil lay evening classes. Contacl' )***** for appointment LOCAL SHIPPING COMPANY -eq-lrea experienced Frldxe En iineer Please app'y to B.T. Box K***** Spore. ■■EaUßMtttf MM TYPIST (Slngapora Citizen) with at least 2 years working experience and knowledge of Account. Deelrsbls: Must have School Certificate
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      696 19 FIMALI CLIRK TYPIST. Knowledge of flung, import/ export decliralions. Bookkeeping, Letter writing etc. Olve detalla of experience In own handwriting to 290-O Joo Chlat Road. Spore 15. JOB COSTING CLIRK Is required In our Service Division located at 17, Jalan Ralawali air Jalan Jureng Keen. l 8 mileetene Slngspere 21
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      681 19 ARTS A JEWELLERY SHOP in Imperial Hotel needs Balesglr's with/without experience Attractive salary for right person Please apply personally. SALESGIRLS WANTIO App'y personally the Prince. Shop 8. Clifford Pier. B'pore Interview 11 a.m. p.m. WANTIO SALES REPRESEN TATIVES Ring ***** Spore. <> t— mudxi 1 LABOURERS REQUIRED with earpentery knowledge.
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      674 19 (A) EXPERIENCED tMIPPINO CLERK must be able to handle Inward and outward documentations Inoeprndsnlly (b> Bales Representatives for industrial products. Must pomes Class 3 driving licence Pleaae apply P.O. Box 339S Spore. RESTAURANT WAITRISSIS REQUIRED for Immediate employment. Must be Eullsf. speaking Uniform* and food will be provided Alao required
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      866 19 1 OFFICI BOY required ,mme- > diatel Must be English eduI cated. Applicants apply personally to 63T-A. Block 27. Benr demeer Road. Spore 12. i WANTID DRIVER preferably retired ex-policeman staying 6 around dlst 10 Call personally 175-B. Ooldhlll Centre, Thorn > son Road. 8 pore 0 DYEINC ASSISTANT L
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      912 19 BUNGALOW a: Lynwood Grove, Braddell Heights. Lam dining/ llvir n rooms. 3 bed room.- servant's room area 13.000 •q ft furnished. 'brae air 1 conditioners. avails lie BOW. I Phone Mm. Tay (MOO. r OFF HOLLAND ROAD flat fully furnished 3 btlrooms. 2 alrcondltlonerr. 2 celling fans spacious Iwunxe, dining
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      903 19 NEAR AMERICAN INTEft NATIONAL SCHOOLS Lux--1 urtoua 2-storey detached bungs 'low. 4 bedrooma/wardrobes, airconditioned Special fittings. panoramic "view, carpet grass <ardr..z. Unfurnlshed/fumuhed 1 $2,300 $2,700. Spore 6*5098. >OUT. 16 SEMI DETACHED MANY MORI Furnished Unfurnlaned Excellent Facilities Immediate Occupation Extras B'pore R'PC *****7 *****4 AnyIF YOU ARE SIIKINO sccom modatlon?
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      893 19 i DIST. 19 TAI KINO OARDIN very well dor* up, new 2 storey split-level terw.ee bouse. built-up area approximate 2.700 sq ft equivalent to a semi-detached. situated in a I high claaa residential area In terms of district comparable to I dlat 9. 10. 11. Genuine pur chaser plewee contact
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      888 19 I NONO LEONC CARDEN "U" type 2-storey terrace house Aram: over 2.000 sq ft at specially chosen position i $140,000 ono Contact *****8 i SELETAR MILLS new Detached i bungalows 8700 *q ft. Price I $323,000 EBC *****9/*****7 Spore. (1) SPLIT LEVEL MAISON I NITTI at First Street dlat. IS
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      673 20 CENTRALLY LOCATED AIR. CONDITIONED OFFICI space about 1.130 sq ft in prestigeou> building ir diet at $1.20 psf (Inclusive of eonservancv charges 1 Available Ut October 1973 with good used furniture and fixtures at leasonabk take-over price. Car parklnc space provided lrterested parties pleaae write to P.O. Bo> 2«B trpore.
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      802 20 WI WANT a 5 acre alt* In Jo- I •ore Bahru for a bigger factory 1 :han our present one Apply to iHanating Director, Insulated Containers Equlpe Pte. Ltd 9-C, River Valley Close. 8 pore 9. I I FACTORY A OFFICI' (HOWROOM PREMIIEt with a total built-up area of 32.000
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      708 20 tIAsttON COACH TOURt. 28 Prlnsep Street. Blnsapore 7 I Tel: ***** Asen: for above 1 TO.l Payoh Central. Tel I 53(2*3 7 Day* West Malaysia 1 Air-Con. Bus $123 Dept I Eve? Bur«!:iy T Duys Kuan- < tan/Tre-ng£anu Kelantan/Sun- 1 gel Golok Air-Con Bus $140/- Dept: 2 9 Age n't
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      704 20 WI AH! NB WLV OPEH:- 1 Biunboo Palace Rr.'.u.ani, (Block 22). No: 21. Boon Kent|, Road (Junction of Bxrangooi Road) Spor* *****A5 offer Kconomy Lunch $2 00 pet dish. Specialised In good food prompt A courteous service 1 Open till 1100 p.m. (daily) Free parking (CAP! TO tINCAPORE S HAWAIIAN
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      769 20 OXFORD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 9MB. Upper B'ringoon Roid, 6i n; 1 Bui Terminus. Telephone: *****1 Classes Start from 3.9 7.1 Institute of Commerce 1 Lor. don > Diploma: LCC/ Pitman's Private Secretarial Course: shorthand: Typewriting. Book-keeping: Business correspondence. ■OIN PREMIER COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE for Typewriting shorthand. Bookkeeping. Accounting. Business Corresponlence and also
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      944 20 AMY WEE* MICHELLE Beaut) C md Model Acadamy Modelling I every Me. .day and M'*dne*da\ 1 1 Morning evel.lngi Pleaae rlni j *****3 19 em 3pm) foil further enquiries YAMAHA CHILDREN! COURIE. T>r,jong Katong Kin- < 3 S. Saturday a.m.. 10 am. I and 1.30 p.m. Course com- I menclng
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      979 20 CHIP HONG VEHICLE! <(> 1 LTD., 43 Scotts Road, (New torn Singapore 9. Tel: *****1 < *****3 offers 1973 Volvo 144 urcon 1972 Datsun 100 A. Aus C tin I3OOGT. Colt Oalant ISOOL. Maxda SOS Coup* alreon.. Datsun 1400. Datsun Pickup. Dattun 1200. Ford JEscort 1100 Volkswagen Statlonwagon. Alfa Romeo
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      952 20 YAMAHA MOTOR-CYCLE 200| C.C. 6 months. One owi.er.ln•urance February 1974. Comprehensive. Selling $1400 ono Contact Choy 5329 M I*7o VENTORAS WITN AIR CONO. radio, cartridge. ne« paint, new tyres. $850 down payment. balance monthly (132 50. Ring *****5. MERCEOES >20 (I Excellent condition 19*3 fully equipped $3,300 Owner leaving inu-t
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      729 20 of distinction furnishing mate rials of superior quality 123 Kiver Valley Road. 3713T4 Spore Road Spore TVI 37*426 Specialist in Iron Furniture CAN! FURNITURE for hotels, homes. Lee War., lOC Jervols Road. 9 Carenach Road 370*30, 137*213 Spore ROSES available throughout the week. Coatact PraatMSM KHrw* Shop. HI Orchard Road,
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      693 20 (PARKLINO ILICTRCNIC ENCINEEHIr-G TV Day Night *-rv>oe> All bnsrds Repair guaranteed Moderate charges I>l Spore 4(3002 SERVICINC ALL HINDI TV, rape-Recorders. Ampllflcn reasonable charges day night service l-none 8 por* 3930» any n QtialiHed Rlni: mmtaa Technical K'ectronics ntre i.S |^)r si to represent locab manufacturers. Has sood contacts and
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    Father urges judge: Send my son to prison
    226 21 Father urges judge: Send my son to prison A FATHER yesterday urged a district Judge teach his 14-year-old on a lesson by sending him to prison, after the boy had Dleaded guilty a ho v se breaking charge. Labourer R. Rajamom told the court that :.s son Arumugam was disobedient,
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    Gaming house
    39 21 PUS driver Tan Km Joo. 48. was fined 1 1.000 yesterday for allowing his home In Jaltn Lembayong to be used as a common gaming house on July 14. Tan. who pleaded guilty, had a previous conrtctlon.
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    A day's 'adoption' for 130 disabled children
    345 21  - A day's 'adoption' for 1 30 disabled children RANEE GOVINDRAM By ABOUT 130 families in Singapore will each 'adopt' a disabled child for a day during the "Month oi the Disabled 1!)7.T campaign from Sept. 14 to 29. The theme of the campaign, organised by the Singapore Council of Social
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    PUTTING SOME WIND INTO THE SAILS OF SMA'S BUY-SPORE-MADE DISPLAY
    241 21  -  BAILYNE SUNG By THIS attractive locallyassembled yacht will be one of hundreds of Singapore-made items on show at the fifth Buy SingaporeMade exhibition opening on Saturday in Kallang. This wUI be the first lime a marine show Is included in
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    PILGRIMS' PASSES
    61 21 PILGRIMS PASSES ALL pilgrims are reminded that they are required to get pilgrim passes before leaving for Mecca during the next pilgrim season (1974-75). The Pilgrimage Office In Empress Place says this is to ensure that adequate facilities are available fur the pilgrims whether they go by sea or air
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    India sells rubber to S'pore firm
    179 21 INDIA ha.< sold about 500 tons of natural rubber worth $1 million to a leading Singapore export firm. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr. Mltra Sen. branch manager of State Trading Corporation of India Ltd. iSTC). a company wholly owned by the Indian Govi
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    —Mobile team helps inIC checking exercise
    290 21 —Mobile team helps inIC checking exercise A MOBILE team began re-reglsterlng people born between May 6 1949 and May 5. 1955 at Kota Ra a community centre In Allwal Street yesterday to relieve the congestion at the National Registration Office in Empress Place Registration, which will continue until Sept. 10.
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      696 21 u^^^s^s^ 3 u*S7r n t r *mri IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT XI AU LI'MPI R COMPANIF.* HIMIISG-l P PETITION NO: It OF 1973 In th* matter of Oolden Chit-Fund Bhd And m ih« matter of the Companies Act. IMS Tan Jin Hong Petitioner ADVER riSEMENT OF PETITION
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      387 21 NO. PHB/7/73. IMLMBEKALKAN BUKU-l Bl'K J DAN ALAT-ALAT ME-! NOAJAR kepada Sekolah-Se-| knlah Rendah Kerajaan di Bubah I 2 Senarai buku-buku dan I alat-alat mengajar yang dlkeI hendaki boleh dldapatl darlpada Puaat Hlsab dan Sains. J Jabatan Pelajaran. Kota Kinabalu. Sabah dengan persendlrlan atau dengan surat dalam maaa Pejabat 3
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      413 21 IN Till 111 > ill 111 XT IN MALAYA AT Xl XLA I Mil I: civil SflT no. ;«i of i»n DISSOLLTION OF PARTNKRSHIP MALAYSIAN IM.IMH.Iv. MK\l< I (<). t«-t. JALAN LOKE YEW Xt ALA It Ml-I K NOTICE 18 HEREBY liven that by an Order of the High Court
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      387 21 Jpt HUME INDUSTRIES Ij^J (FAR EAST) UM|TED ANNOUNCEMENT TO STOCKHOLDERS The Directors of Hume Industries (Far East) Limited announce that the holders of the s'~ Cumulative Participating Preference Stock and the Ordinary Stock of the Company have, by an overwhelming majority, voted in favour of joining the Company in the
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      549 21 COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS LTD. Application hat been made to the Directors of the Company to issue a new certificate in respect of the stockholding mentioned below in place of the original certificate whkh it stated to have been lost or desi troyed. Certificate No. In die name of Amount of
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      317 21 JOHORE SIGAK PL VNTATIONS \M> INDUSTRIES BERHAU i lncorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at I the Registered Office. Rooms 501-505. Banßunan 0.C.8.C. Jalan Ibrahim Johore Bahru on Monday. 17th September 1973 a. 1 100 a.m. AGENI>\ 1
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      309 21 PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION Tender Notice Tenders are Invited from experienced contractors registered with the PWD for the regular cleaning I of the following premise I > People i Association Buildings at Kallang, Singapore 14 and 10 Paslr Rls Hollda\ Flats at biles Road off Tampinrs Ro?d Singapore (17). Contractors are at
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    Khmer women fancied to retain title
    297 22  -  PETER SIOVV By KHMER'S formidable women's table tennis team are favourites to retain the Seap Games title at the National Junior College from Sept. 2-6. They will once again rely on Rattanak Bopha and Tan Soc Cheng, who won them the title in Kuala
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    Shock for champ
    158 22 CURRENT title holder v^ Barry Thomson was ellmli.aied by vr. i»ded Chris Wilson in the quarter-finals of the Singapore Amstel Open squash championship at Tanglln Club yesterday, reports YAP BOH TIONG. Chris, the British Army No 1. kept pegging Barry to the rear with his hard drives
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    Lock icon US baseball results
    55 22 NEW YORK. Tues. Results of yesterday's major league baseball games National Learue: New York 6 San Diego 5: Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 4; Montreal 4 Los Angeles 0; St Louis 6 Houston 4; American League: Baltimore 6 Texas 1; Minnesota 5 Detroit 3: Chicago C Milwaukee 1:
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    Relay teams set two new marks
    333 22  - Relay teams set two new marks ALBERT JOHNSON By TWO more national records were smashed bringing the total to six by Singapore Seap Games swimmers in a speciallyorganised Sasa trial at Toa Payoh pool yesterday. Four national records were hoisted on Monday. They were In the men and women's 4xloom
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    Kiwis hold India
    163 22 AMSTERDAM. TUe S. India, the- Olympic bronze meadalll&ts. were heid to a 1-1 draw by New Zealand in the world hockey cup and were by no means certain of qualifying lor the s*mi- final:, They share top place with Spain in Pool "A and have a superior
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    Derby winner to stud
    111 22 LONDON. Tues. Morston, winner of this years Epsom Derby, will not race again. his owner-trainer Arthur Budgett said last night. Mr. Budgett, who bred the colt, said: "We have decided not to run Morston In the St. Leger. and 'a retire him to stud. He has
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    Smart trial by The Bold Ones
    587 22 Smart trial by The Bold Ones |£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Class 4 newcomer The Bold Ones galloped like a winner on a yielding track here today. Ridden by C. H. 001, this three-year-old English gelding by Bleep Bleep came away from Blue Jeep (David Kwong) at the end of a 3f
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    Sobers, Boyce head Test averages
    273 22 Sobers, Boyce head Test averages LONDON, Tues.— Gary Sobers, who shook off the effects of a troublesome knee injury to regain his place in the West Indies Test side, topped the batting averages in the three-match series against England. Sobers, the former West Indies captain. average 76.50— the best achieved
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    Lock icon Stiles joins Bobby at Preston
    108 22 Stiles joins Bobby at Preston LONDON. Tues Bobby Charlton and Nobby Stiles, two of the stars of England's 1966 World soccer Cup victory. jrmec rjrees today at Preston Northend. an English Second Division team. Crurlton. who ended his playing career last season. Is now Preston's manager and today he signed
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  • 7th SEAP GAMES SINGAPORE 1973
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      Barker tells our team: Win medals
      405 23  - Barker tells our team: Win medals ERNEST FRIDA By THE President of the National Olympic Council, Mr. E.W. Barker, told Singapore's Seap Games competitors on Monday night: Win as many medals as possible. Mr. Barker, wr.o was addressing the Republic's contingent at a specially-called meeting at the Games Village, said:
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      Khmer bank their hopes on volleyball
      339 23  - Khmer bank their hopes on volleyball GODFREY ROBERT By /GENERAL Paul Littaye Suon, the chef de mission of the Khmer contingent of 184 athlets and officials, said yesterday that they do not expect to do better than their 18 gold haul at the last Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur- I
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      Medical centre kept '—busy—
      167 23 Medical centre kept busy— By SHEN SWEE YONG INTENSIVE and rigorous training has taken a heavy toll of Singapore's Seap competitors 300 of the team of 380 have so far undergone treatment for minor injuries. The players were among 340 casualties from Malaysia, Thailand, Khmer and Burma who have been
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      Hampshire set for title
      65 23 LONDON. Tues. Hampshire looked certain to win this season's Eng Ish, County cricket championship when they shot out Nottinghamshire for 49 today to win by 295 runs and collect 21 points. Hampshire, whose only previous championship triumph was In 1961. now have 227 points with two
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      Monk's Hill triumph
      68 23 MONKS Hill School won iML the girls title In the National Cadet Corps r>lr rifle sbootlng competition with 333 points at the Police Academy recently. Second were CHU with 308 points, followed by Tanjong Katong (307). Anderson >288) and Crescent Otrls (207). In the boy's section. Dunman
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      Lock icon Singapore women are last
      192 23 Singapore women are last pEKINO. Tues. The Phlllppines toppled sixthseeded Malaysia In the men's team competition of the Aslan-Afrlcan-Latin American table tennis tournament here today. The Philippines won 5-2 to lead their group at the end of the first stage of the competition. Three other seeded men's te-.ms failed to
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      Ek Phiow replaces Gerry in middleweight division
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