The Straits Times, 13 February 1974

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    27 1 RECF 13FE***** Hea* •Jae)e«M i tertw TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/74
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    Lock icon MINERS TO MEET ON NEW PAY OFFER
    763 1 Businessmen willing to put up $500,000 a day LONDON, Tuesday COAL miners called a top-level meeting today to discuss ending their crippling nationwide strike. The move came after train engineers halted an overtime ban that had disrupted rail services throughout the country. Mineworkers'
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    Lock icon 200,000 on strike as Brandt holds talks
    218 1 200,000 on strike as Brandt holds talks BONN, Tuesday MORE than 200,000 railwaymen, bus crews, police, postmen and civil servants today intensified strikes while Chancellor Willy Brandt called in key ministers for emergency talks. Coastal shipping slowed down and threatened to halt completely because pilots have not beer reporting for
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    Taxmen sacked
    34 1 SEOUL. Tues. A total of 113 top ranking tax officials were dismissed today In a major South Korean Government campaign against corruption started last month at the instruction of President Park Chung-Hee.
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    32 1 TOKYO. Tues. Tht Tokyo Metropolitan Police today asked iron works and business dealing In Iron goods not to Ml) Iron pipes, crowbars and other Iron tools to students extremists. Reuter.
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    65 1 PHNOM PENH. Tues Cambodian army doctors removed a grenade shell from the face of a aoldler yesterday one weak after the round struck In his cheek bone but failed to explode. The operation lasted five minutes and was performed in an outdoor bunker on a Phnom Penh
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    77 1 MOSCOW. Tues. Soviet police today seised Nobel Prise winning writer Alexander Solihcnltsyn In his Moscow home and took him away, apparently for auestlo.ilnc by the state prosecutor. Friends of the Solienitsyn family said four plalnclotb.es policemen and several others In uniform went to the central Moscow apartment where
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    Lock icon Record gold price
    57 1 LONDON. Tues. The price of gold rose another U552.75 this morning to veach a record US$l4"! 75 an ounce at the first of the London bullion market's twice-daily price-fixing sessions. Dealers said that widespread anxiety over world political and economic developments were behind the continuing strong demand
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    Factory blast
    28 1 PUSAN. Tues. Pour workers were killed and seven injured seriously today when an object that appeared to be a mortar shell exploded at a steel plant.
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    Lock icon Reward by Tanaka
    43 1 TOKYO, Toes. Japanese Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka today presented a letter of appreciation and a monetary reward to each of the Japanese officials and Japan Air Lines crew and officials Involved in the guerilla operations in Singapore and Kuwait. Beuter.
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    Lock icon Wang Yu ARRESTED AT AIRPORT ordered to post bond
    316 1 Wang Yu ARRESTED AT AIRPORT ordered to post bond HONGKONG, Tues. Wang Yu, the Mandarin film star who gets in as much trouble off screen as on, was ordered today to post a HK$3OO,OOO (*****,--000) bank guarantee In a contract dispute with Shaw Brothers Studios. Supreme Court sources said Wang,
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    The $95,000 vintage
    62 1 CHRiarrcHURCH. Tues.— A 1908 Argyll open tourer wat aold here yesterday for £18,100 (3******) after standing untouched In a garage for 58 yean. Wren the csra only owner died to 1816 his three daughters locked It In a garage where It remained until the last titter died
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    31 1 BUENOB AIRES. Tues. Three petrol bombs were thrown at the offices of a Spanish weekly magazine here today, seriously damaging the building but causing no injuries, police said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ties talks
    26 1 CAIRO. Tues. Egypt and the United States have started active negotiations for resumption of forma) diplomatic relation*, the Cairo dally. Algomhourla, reported today.— AP.
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    Silent star dies
    36 1 LO6 ANOELJD9. Tues. Swedish-born bctrets Anna Nllaaon. whose silent film career was cut short in the 1020s by a horse- rid Ing InJury, died yesterday at Hemet. California, at the age of 85.
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    Lock icon Rockets hit Israeli border town
    96 1 rL AVIV, Tues.— An Israeli town came under rocket and small arms fire from mtwom the Lebanese border early today as tension Increased along the frontier, the Israeli command said. No casualties or damages were reported. The command amid Islaell artillery briefly shelled a Lebanese
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    Energy: 13-nation call for joint meeting
    262 1 ROUND ONE IN DRIVE TO BEAT OIL CRISIS WAS! I I NGTON, Tuesday 'pHE world's major oil-consuming countries today launched their first drive to beat the energy crisis with repeated calls for an early conference with producer countries. But they were cautioned by France
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    6 killed in car-tanker collision
    214 1 BI'TTE RWORTH, Tur«. Six people were killed and four others injured In a collision between a car and an oil tanker at Simpang Ampat, IS miles from here, today. Two of the injured were sent to the Pen ang General Hospital while the other two
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    Penalty for dillydallying busmen
    580 1 BUS drivers and conductors may be suspended from duty for 14 days If they fall to move their vehicles on time, according to a reliable source. "The vocational licences of driven, and conductors with bad employment record may be revoked by the Registry of Vehicles if
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      73 1 TOKYO. Tues. The Japanese Government 'i planning to shelve for the time being its policy of increasing untied aid to developing countries, sources close to the ruling Liberal r.emocratic Party said t>day. The sources sale 1 this was on* of the major points In a
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      43 1 CAIRO. Tues. Four key Arab leaders will hold a summit meeting in Algiers tomorrow to discuss further disengagement with Isr*< I and consider easing their oil embargo against the United States. Egyptian officials said today. UPI (See Page Three).
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      42 1 WASHINGTON, Tuee. The Waahlmton conference of IS major oil-consumini conntries has reportedly turned into a dramatic showdown within the Eoropean Common Market. Some cloomlly predict it may result in the breakup of the nine- nation bloc. AP. (See this page)
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    Don't make private deals: Nixon
    157 2 Don't make private deals: Nixon WASHINGTON, Tues. President Nixon has personally appealed to the big oil consuming nations to co-oper-ate rather than make their own private deals with the Arabs for oil. As a conference of 13 oil Importing nations began its second and final day here, some US officials
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    300 2 VI EN N A. Tuesday THE SecretaryOeneral of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) today condemned the Washington Oil Consumers Conference and warned that formation of a consumer group would lead to confrontation with oil producers. Dr. Abderrahman Khene. OPEC's chief executive, said
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    34 2 ISLAMABAD. Tues. The National Assembly, after a four-day debate, tonight approved a Bill to nationalise Pakistan's banks, which were brought under government control by a dramatic new year ordinance. Reuter,
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    Stranded refugees
    38 2 ISLAMABAD, Tues. Five thousand Pakistani refugees of the Bangladesh war may remain stranded in Nepal because there are In- sufficient funds left in the UN sponsored repatriation fund to airlift them home, Informed sources said here.
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    232 2 Gaddafi grabs 3 US oil firms TRIPOLI, Tuesday T IBYAN leader Col. Muammar Gaddafi has nationalised three American oil companies operating here in a defiant gesture timed to coincide with the Washington conference of 13 major oil consuming nations. This brings to five the number of oil companies taken over
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    WHITLAM: CHINA CANNOT BE LEFT OUT
    115 2 WHITLAM: CHINA CANNOT BE LEFT OUT MANILA, Tues. Australian Prime Minister Goagb Whitlam said today no regional arrangement in the Western Pacific would be complete without China's participation. On the eve of his departure for Australia, completing a sixnation Asian tour. Mr. Whitlam told a news conference in Manila: 'Inadequate'
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    Lock icon Twice was just too much
    81 2 Twice was just too much MANILA, Tues. A Municipal judge lnPampanga Province slapped a 30,000 peso (Ssl 1,210) ball bond on a 21-year-old drifter who had robbed him twice, the Constabulary said today. He earlier robbed the Judge of one amplifier, a record player and radio speakers. Taking hU victim's
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    Lock icon Oil prospects 'good' near Bangkok
    88 2 Oil prospects 'good' near Bangkok BANGKOK, TueB. Gulf Oil of Slam Ltd. Is to begin drilling a well In Thonburi Province, near Bangkok, on Feb. 14 and the area has good prospects for oil, a company spokesman said today. The operation would coat the company from US$lB,OOO to US$3O,OOO (8*37.600
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    Security body
    37 2 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia's newly-formed National Security and Political Stabilisation council today held a four-and-a-half hour meeting to discuss the aftermath of last month's riots which left 11 people dead and more than 100 others Injured.
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    431 2 Wilson's pledge to take over fuel industry 'HEATH GIVING PRIVATE FIRMS A BIG TREASURE' GLASGOW. Tuesday OPPOSITION leader Harold Wilson charged tonight that Britain's prospective new oil wealth was being sacrificed to private profits and he pledged to bring the industry under full public ownership. In his first major speech
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    Air strikes
    44 2 SAIOON. Tues The South Vietnamese commander In the Central Hlgh.ands Ma). -Gen Nguyen Van Toan. has ordered heavy air strikes to prevent a possible communist attempt to capture Kontum City, a provincial capital 260 miles north of Saigon, intelligence offices said today—UPL
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    271 2 Town set ablaze by rebels MANILA. Tues. Defence Secretary Juan Ponce Enrlle said today Filipino forces are in "full control" of Jolo province in the Southern Philippines despite heavy attacks by Muslim rebels which left half of the provincial capital in names. "We are in full control." Mr. Enrlle told
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    New insulin try-out
    44 2 SAN DIEGO (California). Tues— A university biochemist said yesterday he has petitioned the Federal Food and Drug Administration to begin human experiments with an alternative insulin that may relieve the many side effects ot insulin now used by diabetics. f PI.
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    280 2 BANGKOK, Tues The Thai Cabinet has given initial approval to the country's new Constitution, after amendlne seven Clauses. The Constitution now heads for the National Assembly where it is expected to be extensively debated ANCHORAGE: US Attorney Kent Edwards ays his office is filing formal charges against a Soviet
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      264 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS vironment (7). 1 Vehicle down under has 5 Consultant 01 commercial starter out-back < 10. 4). face-saver? 8 Crush before Sunday 6 Curse of the Air Force? School? (5). (5, 9 Leave the district officer 7 Italian fare the gaps It to wave unsurely at a
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      233 3 EURODIF FUEL PLANT FOR A-POWER PARIS, Tuesday EIVE European nations have agreed to r build in Prance I glanl plant producing fuel for atomic power centres to make Europe less dependent on costly oil imports. After two years of talks, officials have announced that Spain, Belgium, Italy and Sweden decided
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      104 3 SYDNEY, Tues. An agreement between i Australia and the Philip- i pines to allow 25 Filipino > motor assembly workers i to emigrate to Australia I was received cautiously in Sydney when announced by the Prime Minister. Mr. Oough Whltlam. in Manila. This will be
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      259 3 Coastal chaos as gales hit English Channel PARIS. Tues.— At least one person died and dozens were reported Injured in hurricane-force winds which struck the English Channel and Atlantic coasts yesterday, causing widespread damage, floods and disruption of communications. A barge worker was drowned near Nantes when a gust of
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      180 3 Hongkong Council accused of being corrupt HONGKONG. Tues. The senior member of the Urban Council said today the council which helps govern this British Crown colony was "two-bit" and corruptible. Mr. Brook Bernacchl, Queen's Counsel and a member of the Housing Authority as well as the Urban Council, made the
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      Film on China
      33 3 TAIPEI. Tues. Taiwan's three television networks have decided to show a documentary film on China by Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni which the Chinese Government recently denounced, industry sources said today.
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    6 months ban and fine for reckless bus driver
    254 4 6 months ban and fine for reckless bus driver A SINGAPORE Bus Service mechanic drove a bus he was testIng at a speed of between 85 and 90 km. an hour on a road where the speed limit was 50 km. a magistrate's court was told yesterday The mechanic. Chlw
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    Ballantrae to visit S'pore
    49 4 I HE chairman of the British Council. Lord Ballantrae. will visit SlnKapore from I-eb 17 2n He will be accompanied by Lady BaUantraf He will call on the Educal)r Let Chlaw Mrne. and visit ihe UnlverI Singapore and the lAMEO Regional English 1 uiKuage Centre.
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    38 4 MR A. Takaha&hl. an expert In table decoration, will conduct beginner and Intermediate courses In fruit and vegetable carving (or six weeks starting March 6 and 8 respectively, at the YMCA Orchard Road.
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    180 4 Forged car entry passes racket rpu Malaysian High I Commission confirmed yesterday that racketeers are selling forged passes for Singapore registered motor vehicles entering Malaysia, which are issued free at their office. A spokesman said: "This had been going on for some time at our Holland Road Centre until we
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    Automation seminar, show
    77 4 Automation seminar, show The National Produc tlvlty Board will organise an exhibition and seminar on Low Cost Automation at Its premises In Jurong Town. The exhibition, from Peb. IS to 35. will be open to the public from 10 am to 8 pjn. dally except Sunday. The seminar, for managers,
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    379 4 THK Industrial Arbitration Court yeslenhy defened jodgment on a bank dispute that is likely to affect all firms in Singapore making baok payments to their staff. The dispute— between the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union— is over the
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    63 4 A CHORAL reading pro- gramme by students of 1 Katong Convent will be held at the Toa P~yoh branch library lecture hall today at 4 pm The programme, presented by the library Young People's Service, will consist of poems and short stories from Says. a Iqpal student
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    Unions agree with Nair's views on pay guidelines
    244 4 HPRADE union leaders yesterday concurred with NTUC secretarygeneral Mr. C.V. Devan Nair's statement that the NWC wage Increase guidelines to be announced on July 1 will not match the rising cost of living. The general secretary of the Pood. Drinks and Allied
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    $700,000 FORGERY: CLERK FOR TRIAL
    87 4 $700,000 FORGERY: CLERK FOR TRIAL FORMER bank clerk Ngoh Tee Wah. 25. was yesterday committed to stand trial In the High Court on two forgery charges at the end of I a preliminary Inquiry. Ngoh. formerly with the Lee Wah Bank, is accused of forging four of the bank's cheques
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    LOOKING FOR CLUES IN ABANDONED STOLEN CAR
    160 4 FINGERPRINT expperts dusting the Morris 1100 for prints at Jalan Tauce. off J.il.m Eunos, shortly after it was abandoned by a wanted man at midnight on Monday. The car. according to oolice. was reported stolen from the Hollywood car park. Katonc on Sunday.
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    Probe on (JOB fire
    69 4 POLICE are still try Ing to establish the ex tent of damage and cause of the fire which broke out on the 14th floor of the 30 storey United Overseas Bank building in Chulla Street on Monday evening. Mr. LJew Peng Leong. the building's property manager
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    Art show
    34 4 THE Singapore Watercolour Society will present an exhibition by artist Leng Joon Wong at the National Library j lecture hall from today to Sunday Irom 9.30 a.m. to 7 I pm dally.
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    etective denies he shot girl to silence her
    317 4 etective denies he shot girl to silence her A DETECTIVE denied In the High Court yesterday that he shot dead his barwaltress girlfriend to "silence her forever." The suggestion was made by the DPP. Mr Pala Krlshnan. during his cross-examination of Detective Soh Song Klang. 30. who Is accused of
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      Rumours of trouble baseless: Dr. Lim
      175 5 Rumours of trouble baseless: Dr. Lim DENANG. Tues. r Chief Minister Dr. Lim Chong Eu and Chief Police Officer Datu Tan Ghim Kheng today described as "baseless and mischievous" current rumours of impending trouble In Penang. "I appeal to all the people not to carry out panic buying or hoardIng
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      Hijack of oil palm tanker
      27 5 KAJANG Tue> Five i pistol, hijucked a tug palm oil about $20,000 near ■rday Hours later Police found the tanker abandoned empty.
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      Sedition retrial of DAP official opens
      159 5 Sedition retrial of DAP official opens KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The retrial of DAP :iik secretary Fan \<m, Teng on a charge of sedition began In the rates court today. Pour days have been .set for the preliminary Inquiry, during which the prosecution will call 15 witnesses. Fan. MP f<~.r Kampar
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      Planter dies in crash
      38 5 JOHORE BARU. Tues.— The c manager of Malayan Plantations Bhd here. Mr Toshi Niko Watanabe was found dead about 100 y.iriis off Jalan Tampoi where his car had skidded and overturned early this iimniing.
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      Jungle alert
      35 5 ALOR STAR. Tues. Round-the-clock patrols are bring maintained by customs officers in the .ungle along the Kedah-Perlii border to lire v nt smuggling of kerosene and other essential commodities out ol the country
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      24 EMBRACE ISLAM AT SRI TAMAN
      52 5 24 EMBRACE ISLAM AT SRI TAMAN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Twenty-four people embraced Islam at Sri Taman yesterday. The ceremony was conducted by the Federal Territory's Mufti. Sheikh Mohsln Salleh, before Tun Abdul Razak, some Cabinet ministers and officials of the Islamic Missionary Foundation. The converts are from Kuala Lumpur and
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      Kidnap: demand Bandits deemand 'large' ransom
      180 5 Kidnap: demand Bandits deemand 'large' ransom Bl XI T MtRTAJAM, Tues. Thai bandits have demanded "large sums of money" as ransom for the release of two Malaysian traders whom they kidnapped near Yala, south Thailand, last week. The families of the victims here were told of this demand las', night
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      Communists raising trouble in the unions
      198 5 SA YS LABOUR SECRETAR V KUALA LIMIUH, Tuesday COMMUNISTS have infiltrated some trade unions and are Tormenting industrial strife, Kneik Ramli bin Omar, the Labour and Manpower parliamentary secretary, said today. "We know of two or three recent strikes and industrial action where the
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      Rape trial acquittal
      58 5 KUANTAN. Tues Contractor Sia Kin Tee. 32. was acquitted on a charge of rape by the High Court today. Sia. who pleaded not guilty to the charge, was alleged to have raped rubber tapper Chan Chew Hin. 22. at Dee Yong rubber estate near Temerloh at about
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      Cola accord
      34 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Sri Jaya Transport Company has agreed In principle to pay a cost of living allowance to Its 1.500 winters following discussions with union leaders at the Labour Ministry today.
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      3 ways to stop paying more for bread
      208 5 3 ways to stop paying more for bread KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— The Selangor Consumers Association has suggested three ways for housewives to stop paying two extra cents for that 43-cent loaf of bread. They should: CARRY one-cent coins In their purses when they go shopping; Bl'Y only from shops which
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      Aik Huang's love set
      69 5 PENANO. Tues.—Former Malaysian and AllEn gl a n d badminton champion Tan Aik Huang has married another former badminton champion. Miss Loh Wei Ling. They were married at the Civil Marriage Re- glstry. Aik Huang is now a physicist at the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital. Miss
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    New 'Hello' officials
    51 6 MR. Perclval J. Shephardson has been elected president ot The Hello Support Group Club. Other jfflclals are Mr. Steven Tan (vice-president). Miss Dolly Yap (secretary) and Miss Florence Yip (treasurer). Committee: Miss rirenda Tan, Mr. Llm Tla Song, Miss Tanla Chopard. Mr Philip Kuang and Miss Mo-y
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    Club steakout
    26 6 THE American University Club will hold its installation ceremony at a Bar-B-Que Steakout at the poolslde of Orchid Inn on Saturday at 8 pm
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    Kidney swop nurse 4 doing well'
    291 6 Kidney swop nurse 4 doing well' SINGAPORE.? latest kidney transplant patient, Mrs. Molly Long, 29, an Aus-tralian-trained nurse, was yesterday reported to be doing well in Outram Hospital. Mrs. Long, who is in charge of the Tampines Home for Retarded Children, was selected from among 19 other kidney patients who
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    Soaked cloth sale
    84 6 Soaked cloth sale Roadside mere hants did a roaring business yesterday at Merchant Road selling at half price cloth that was soiled by last Saturday's floods in the city area. Throughout the day, crowds of women milled round the various make-shirt stalls to strike the cheapest bargains. According to some
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    Crash kills m-cyclist
    32 6 Crash kills m- cyclist MOTORCYCLIST Ten e Ah Heng. 24. died on admission at Alexandra Hospital on Monday utter he was Involved In an accident with a Mlndef truck near Queen* Circle.
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    Visit by Kirk a boost to NZS'pore ties
    221 6 Visit by Kirk a boost to NZS'pore ties rpHE recent visit to Singapore by the New 1 Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Norman Kirk, has made further strengthening of relations between the two countries easier. This was stater) by the New Zealand High Commissioner designate to Singapore. Mr. R.E. Peren, 49.
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    Hike in prices will jack up taxi fares soon
    250 6 Hike in prices will jack up taxi fares soon rXI fares will go up soon, according to Mr. TA. Simon, chair man of the Singapore Taxi Owners' Co operative Motor Garage and Stores Society Ltd. Mr. Simon said yesterday that his society was now studying this issue and added: "Many
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    TIMBER TRAGEDY
    33 6 L«e Keen Fae. 27. of Jobore, was crushed to death when 10 Umber logs fell on him at Chye Hin timber factory in Kranji Loop yesterday. No foul play is suspected.
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    19,000 must get new ICs by March 30
    155 7 THE Government said yesterday that 19.000 people who took out identity cards when below 17 years ot age had failed to register themselves during the 10--month registration exercise which ended on Sept. 29 last year. A Government statement warned that If they
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    Why the zoo's tortoise hides its head
    217 7 HARASSED BY IRRESPONSIBLE VISITORS 'THIS giant tortoise at the Singapore Zoological Gardens In Mandal seldom emerges out of its shell now when people are around. For. It has been subjected to frequent harassment by Irresponsible visitors, especially the young. A zoo spokesman said
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    Two grab $3,000 from bank
    77 7 Two grab $3,000 from bank TWO men who asked to change a British currency note (value not known) at the counter of United Overseas Bank in Cecil Street walked oft with $3,000 in Malaysian currency on Monday. Police said the men approached Miss Ooh Guek Kin. 18. a cashier, and
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    Bursaries by Apex Club
    35 7 THE Apex Club will offer bursaries to needy and deserving students In secondary schools. Principals of secondary schools are Invited to write to the club before Feb. 23 for application forms.
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    HARD WORK THERAPY SAYS JOHNNY
    299 7 HARD WORK THERAPY SAYS JOHNNY QUAD RAPLEGIC Johnny Ant said yesterday that hard work was the best therapy for handicapped people. But he added, the handicapped were still discriminated against in the employment field because society was not yet ready to accept them. Mr. Ang who was addressing a Kiwanis
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    Welcome supermarket rebates in June
    135 7 MEMBERS of NTUC Welcome Consumers Co-operative will have to wait till June to earn rebates on their purchases from the Welcome SuDermarket in Toa Payoh. The chairman of Wecome's board of directors. Mr. Baey Lian Peck, said yesterday the results of the supermarket's first year
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    Syed Mohamed
    43 7 THE 18-year-old labourer who was killed by a 1.320 tb. rolling tyre at the Dunlop factory la Alexandra Road on Jan. 19 was Syed Mohatned bin Abdul Kader and not Abdul Kader bin Syed Mohamed as reported In the Sunday Times.
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    'I was in my life...'
    589 7 ACCUSED MAKES HIS DEFENCE MAN accused of murder told the High Court yesterday that he was in fear of being killed when he stabbed and fatally injured a labour supervisor in a fight outside (iold Cup Bar in Serangoon Hoad. Loh Kah Lun, 21, claimed
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    Parking lot quarrel: Motorist is fined $250
    70 7 Parking lot quarrel: Motorist is fined $250 A MOTORIST chased another with an iron pipe in a quarrel over parking lots. A policeman saw the chase and arrested the 'armed' motorist. Yesterday. Lim Wai Hoong. 40, was fined $250 by a magistrate's court for trying to assault Lee Chay Boon
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    Labour's role in politics
    42 7 MR. LEONARD Rayner, regional representative of the Confederation of British Industry, will speak on the Role of Labour In British Pr'ltlcs to the Rotary Club of Jurong at the Hilltop Restaurant. Jurong at 1 pjn. on Feb. 19
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    SATA chief honoured
    39 7 THE Medical Director of the Singapore Anu-Tuber-culosli Association. Dr. N. C Scn-OupU. hw been elected president of the Chief Executive Officers Involved In the control of tuberculosis In countries affiliated to the Internationa! Union Against Tuberculosis.
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      71 7 BOURGUIGNONNE A sociable dish of tender cubes of beef fillet that you cook at leisure. Ser\«.J with a selection of twelve tempting sauces, croquettes and crisp salad. $22.00 for two persons 10% Service Charge -t YA Tax. Wines and other provincial French dishes are available. BRHSSETCJE Vi I i i
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      STRIFE IN SULU
      388 8 THE flare-up In Jolo, capital of Sulu province In the Southern Philippines, confirms recent assessments In Manila that some 17 months of martial law have not eliminated threats to national security. The former "hot spots" of Zamboanga, Cotabato and Marawl In nearby Mindanao province—where Government forces faced
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      SPORTING LOGIC
      179 8 rpHE International Olympic Committee x has bowed to the inevitable. On Sunday the lOC declared Its continuing support for the Asian Games Federation and thus bestowed official patronage on the Teheran Asian Games In September, when China will participate In an AGF meet for the first time. The
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    Lock icon The rich the real villains of the floods?
    419 8  - The rich the real villains of the floods? W HARCOURT: I By I SYDNEY rE real villains of Queensland s worst riood disaster are nouveau riche property developers who constructed their own flood plains by canallike sub-divisions and built bouses on them, claims Mr. J. Egerton, president of tbt Queensland
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    Space hospitals and shuttle services
    659 8  -  PAUL RECER: By HOUSTON YEW knowledge and technology is changing space from a remote frontier open only to astronauts Into a new dimension in the life of everyone, space experts believe. Dr. Christopher Kraft, director of the Johnson Space Centre, says the change will come
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    MIDWEEK
    938 8 A HOUSEWIFE found herself locked inside her own flat last week. It Is not as implausible as It seems. Last December a taxi-driver told a magistrate that he saw a thief Inside his car, crept up and locked the man Inside. How you could lock someone In a car
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Nobody cared about an old man suffering
      201 8 IT'S been eight years since the Republic became independent yet we cannot see ourselves as people of a kind, who must care and at the same time be cared for. To cite an example. On the evening of Jan. 5, a few friends
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      Untitled
      165 8 REFER to an article on an excess of English language teachers in primary schools in Singapore which has resulted In the Ministry of Education recalling some of the teachers for retraining (ST. Jan. 7). The surplus situation, however, does not appear to be the case in Opera Estate Girls' School.
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      44 8 of these schools and so frustrating to see other teachers enjoying free Saturdays while second language teachers have to teach for two hours on Saturdays. If Chinese schools Insist on having these classes, then second language teachers should be exempted. JENNY TAY, Singapore 12.
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      60 8 AM residing in District 8 and have been waitIng for over 11 months since I first applied for a telephone. Nothing has been done by the Singapore Telephone Board. Each time I write to the STB I receive the standard reply of "No Unes." Will the STB let me know
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      80 8 TWO of Singapore's busiest districts. Orchard and Tanglln Roads are served by only two post office branches, at Klllney Roau and at Tanglln Road. I feel this is inadequate considering the long queues, and consequently the long, tiring wait- ing period, that one notices dally at these two branches. Perhaps
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      Dr Gwee
      94 8 REFERENCE to the news Item headlined 'The danger of onesided testimony by doctors' (Sun. Times, Feb. 3> this is to Inform you that contrary to what you stated. Dr. Owee Ah Leng is not the president of the Singapore Medical Association. His views are made purely In his
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      Rearview mirrors not practical for m-cyclists
      64 8 I REFER to DAB's letter "Ignorance that causes problems on the road" I ST. Jan. 1) in which he expressed concern about Inexperienced young road-users (motorcyclists) being allowed to ride without rear-view mirrors and In which he asked for ROY's comments. Under the existing
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      GOVT REPLIES
      250 8 very practical as, fitted on the handle-bars, It Is often difficult fo: the rider to get an adequate view of the rear. I REFER to the letter by Thomas Yong (8.T., Jan. 11) The Registry of Vehicles Is watching closely the trend In the number of new cars
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      A LONG CLIMB UP TO MOVE IN
      141 8 A LONG CLIMB UP TO MOVE IN I HAVE Just received the keys to my new five-room flat at Oeylang Bahru Road, but was disappointed to learn that I am unable to move in or do any alterations to my flat as the lift will not be in operation until
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      Untitled
      61 8 WHY can't car owners give lifts to those queuelng at bus-stops. A simple placard on the windscreen saying "Town" or "Jurong" would be sufficient to alert the patient bus traveller of an offer to assist. I recognise that there will be occasional abuse I am nevertheless convinced that such social
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      71 8 E83H33 <essbnol nrxrophones /"P.E." Scries !.<h n **•*> «>••••« Frft«d Carnrtoa C«M. moul-ted to cradk rha microerton* and to protect it from domaox) 20 foot Cook with f»luQ upplwd MSSJ Unnph«r* A $W».»0 PfSM Unnprw*B $1»».00 PESIS Urvdyn* B JIIO.OC MJ4© brvdyne 111 JUI.OO MS4SV Un.dyr» IV $»t.M MS* Unnprwre
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      235 8 You can't really cure a cold But you can relieve the symptoms I of cold and flu, which make you I feel so miserable, with Febs cold I tablets. I Each Febs cold tablet contains a I balanced medicinal formulation to give I fast relief to aches and pains, feverish
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    Business Times
    10 9 FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES
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    World trade enters uncertain period
    754 9 World trade enters uncertain period WASHINGTON: World trade in 1974 is likely to depend far more on SUCfa things as the availability of bunker oil for ships and the degree of slowdown in the economies of the industrial nations than it is on the intc 1 national monetary and trade
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    Curbs on purchase of foreign stocks by Japan
    391 9 Curbs on purchase of foreign stocks by Japan rKYO: In an effort to improve Japan' onfavourable balance of payments, the Ministry of Finance has Quietly Imposed a series of restrictions on Japanese businessmen limiting their purchases of foreicn stock. real estate and other "nonessential" properties such as hotels and restaurants.
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    Loans by ADB at new high
    298 9 LENDING activity by the Asian Development Bank reached a record last year. The ADB channelled US$42l million ($1 billion) In loans in 1973 33 per cent more than the previous year. The loans went to 30 projects In 16 of the bank's member countries.
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    Lock icon Tat Lee opens to lively reception
    469 9  -  SOH TIANG KENG By T^EWCOMER to the local banking scene, Tat Lee Bank, got a lively reception when it opened Its doors lor business yesterday. When the bank's office at Market Street opened at 9 a.m., scores of customers jammed its counters. Non-stop servicing
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    Building industry lags in energy saving techniques, says expert
    343 9 Building industry lags in energy saving techniques, says expert A LEADING alr- conditioning expert has claimed that the building industry has lagged In energy conservation techniques. At the lAC Group's annual Carrier dealers' seminar held at the Shan-gri-La Hotel. Mr. Peter F. Kellaway. the general manager, said: "Part of this
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      149 9 HR| W a for us, the award To B&W BmfflKDHi m the Queens Award to Industry OAQt for outstanding achievement \%f! JONES LANG \A U U I) LJLJ v vv J I I 1 I v VI Property Consultants Real Estate Agents The international services of Jones Lang Woottor are
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      146 9 Asbestos CHpcrls specify ■IMIINb ihe asbestos euperi? »Ul*>v^v vl» j^t Kbßfc. M Uplift •f^^ I ?Ti/" Jm The experts' choice. Hume asbestos products. Strong. Lightweight. Low cost. The combination of the most advanced technical skill with the finest raw materials. Whether it's Hume asbestos pipes or Jt roofing, Humedex, Humesix,
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    OCL gets lion's share of Port Kelang's container traffic
    599 10 OVERSEAS Containers has obtained the lion's share of Port Kelang's container traffic for the first six months of the port's operations. OCL claims It accounted for W per cent of Malaysia's exports in containers to Europe during this period. On the
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    Lock icon Here to join oil search
    183 10 THE Braxton Brace (above) being lifted from the deck of the Nedlloyd vessel Neder Ebro for her first splash in Singapore waters. The 100-ton ocean-going crew and supply boat was shipped to Singapore recently on board the Neder Ebro to boost offshore activities in East
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    Vital information financial reports fail to provide
    939 10 Vital information financial reports fail to provide COMPARATIVE balance sheets and profit and loss accounts help to tell investors about a company's performance. They provide i n formation about profitability and the sources and uses of a company's capital. But this is not enough for investors. They need to know
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    128 10 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Tan Tens Swee has been appointed area manager for Singapore O 1 a s s Manufacturers with effect from March 1. according to an anno unc c m ent by Mr. T.H.A. Potts, chairman of the board of directors. Mr. Tan has been with the company
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    Course on securities
    152 10 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore is holding its second introductory course on "Securities and Investin»" next month at the Hyatt Hotel. The course is intended to provide participants with a better understanding of the Singapore stock market and investment fundamentals. The course will consist of a series
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      292 10 VEonmra Let them see you, hear you... You are cordially invited to take part as an exhibitor in VISONICS 74, the most ambitious display of sound, television and photographic equipment to be organised in Singapore. VISONICS '74 will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall from 19th to 23rd ApH
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      71 10 f FOR SALE SINGAPORE PRIVATE COMPANY WHOLLY OWNED OVERSEAS: SOLE ASSET A RECENTLY MODERNISED SUBSTANTIAL DETACHED RESIDENCE IN BALMORAL ROAD SINGAPORE 10. SUITABLE FOR EMBASSY OR LARGE PRIVATE RESIDENCE. CENTRALLY AIRCONDITIONED ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES: 5 BEDROOMS. 2 LOUNGES DINING 4 BATHROOMS. KITCHEN SERVANTS QUARTERS. ROOF GARDEN. LARGE GARAGE FULL PARTICULARS OBTAINABLE
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      171 10 OYSTERS 17 delicious oyster dishes to choose from and no parking problems. Executive Lunch GOLDEN PEACOCK RESTAURANT Trwe it only on* Shangri-La wtwre In* is «r>nd*tnjl' MMMMM lIIWHIMH IAI Tefephone *****4 COLGATE R^LMOLJ VE CM) SDM BHD. invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the post of PRODUCT MANAGER
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      278 10 Your next step should be Sanwa. Finding the answers to your questions on international business and banking is one of our main functions So naturally, we have an experienced staff for this purpose And we pride ourselves on efficiency-we give you results, not run-arounds It's no coincidence that we've been
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      120 11 Rim S. R«*n $J4J .1« U Hual $2.50 +.14 M Bulk $8 56 +.10 E.NX. 14 04 -08 P. fmrb. $159 +.07 T. Chase $2 59 +.07 r. EMt $2 16 +.06 T. Sm. U.M +M C.C.M. M 40 .06 K Hotel $135 +.06 r. Text. $135
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      INDICES
      60 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 12 Industrials: M7.M K7.SI Finances: UI.M OtM 1 Hotels: IM.IT 1»J-M l*T»»u«sf: IUSI 14*44 t Tins: 117.M M7JO t t rubber.: 551.41 551.1t t 0.C.8.C.: UUI 15J.77 t 8.E.8. Ind.: X7«.44 NMI Dec. M, ISM IM Dec. 31. IMS a IM t Dec tt. IMS IM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1613 11 TPHE last transacted sale at the close of business in the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with yesterday's prices together with 1973 74 high and low Adjusted for all new issue*). CLOJIHC TON!: All sections closed fairly fiaady TURNOVIH: Ofl'clsJ tots.l turnover on the Slnsspore trading room
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      Prices move sideways
      337 11 4 SLIGHT improve--1 ment In prices was noted on most fronts at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Support, however, was generally light as dabblers were still cautious in their approach and they seemed to pick those stocks which had come very close to their recent lows.
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      Shares in KL fall a shade lower
      260 11 Shares in KL fall a shade lower BUYERS were driving a very hard bargain with sellers at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, resulting In prices being able to stage only a slow and small recovery. The main causes of the recovery was some cheap buying at the lower levels
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1317 11 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported 10 the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2 508 2.625). .VIM. U.IBB 1.198) (2) 118. A.T.I. I130B).
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1328 11 tj ID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Excnange yesterday with the number of (hares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified l\ni STRIALS Acma (2 308 2.668). A. Tape (1358). AjinomoU (2.508). Alcan
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      Foreign company news
      237 11 AMERICAN Metal Climax chairman and chief executive. Mr. Lan McGregor expects net profit for 1973 to be In excess of US$lOO million romoared with 1972s $66 19 million. Speaking at a Press conference, he said earnings per share would be up at least 20 per cent from
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    • COMMODITIES
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        CLOSING PRICES
        31 11 Rubber: Feb. 12. Singapore: 240 56 cts. (op 7.00 cts.) Malaysia: 237.5* cts. (up 7.00 cts.) Tin: $1.060 50 (up $60 50) Official offering 215 tons (down 33 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        91 11 CHINKS! PHODUCI IXCHANG!. lINCAPORI NOON CLOSING PRICII PeR PICUL VKSTIHOAV. C.t. nut Oil: bulk $144 nominal, drum $147 nominal Ce*ri: Mixed (loo**) UK Com SB2 nominal. P*M>er: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100% NLVY JJO7', taller*. Sarawak whit* fob M% NLW S29S tellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. M«
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        Gold markets
        56 11 Manday Saturday USS UN Melbourne (1) M 22 Closed London 148 00 Closed Beirut 14S 00 Closed Homkon* 143 35 Ml 10 £urlch 144.008 Closed 14S00S Closed Paris 151 11 Closed Spore (2) ***** Ms 34 Export prices In non-sterl'ig anas In U.S. dollars per ounce (1) Australian
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        Copper prices
        38 11 London copper price* on Monday (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer {931.00 < 1939.001. seller 1952 00 (1940.00). Thr*a month buyer 1937 00 (i»77 00). seller 1938 00 (1924 00). market tarn: Steady, tales: 2 szi ton*.
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        Tin leaps to new high
        209 11 Tin leaps to new high rE Straits tin price In Penang soared to a new peak with a $60.50 rise to $1,060.50 per picul yesterday on an official offering down 33 tons to 215 tons. The new mark was $10 more than the existing level of $1,050.50 per picul recorded
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      Asian currency unit
      183 11 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates m at lose on Tuesday. Feb. 12: US Dollars Offer Bill 7 days 8 12 3/8 1 mth 8 1/2 8 3/8 2 mUu 8 1/3 8 3/8 3 mths 1/3 8 3/8 6 mths 8 7/16 8 S/16 9 mths 8
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      Money market
      34 11 Average Interbank rates In Singapore dollars for Feb. Oiler Bid Overnight 12 11 1 mth 12% 12V4 2 mths 12 11 3 mths 114 104 Prime rate 9%. Source: F. Murray-Jones International.
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      Rubber better
      542 11 OPENING quotations In the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down three-and-a-half cents nominally In line with overseas advices but first business was struck at 236.00 cenu per kilo for March RSS One. Later short- covering demand took the price up fairly rapidly to 240.30 cents where the
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      Spore stocks at end December
      56 11 STOCKS of rubber in Singapore at the end of December last year totalled £8.586 metric tons compared with 61,228 tons in November, according to figures issued by the Singapore Statistics Department. The December stocks comprised dealers stocks 56,478 tons (49.227), ports 11.326 (11,387). estates 25
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      SMR BUSINESS
      93 11 j-jAJLY BMR prices Issued at noon yesterday: Feb. Maren (Oarrmt Mtfc) fForwar* Mttk) m*-»»i.m Bayers Hellers Bayers Action (easts per kg) I certs par ki) SHK SMR SMR SMR SMR SMR ocv 8L 10 so 60 11 ion panel) zoi.uu joj uun io.uu invui (1 ton pallet) 346
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      Foreign exchange
      98 11 THE US dollar opened weakly at the $3 4650 $2.4700 level In the Singapore fotex market yesterday against an overnight close of $***** $2.4810. a loas of more than one cent. In Initial trading the dollar firmed up to $2 4725 $2 4735 and hovered at this level
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      186 11 The following are the nominal average closing Interbank rates In Singapore «aoled yeiterdmy (craM) partly ckaan JS Dollar 2 4755 2.4705 ***** —12.30 3terling Pound 5 5635 5 6736 7 3469 —24 27 Songkong Dollar 48 65 48 75 50 51 3 68 Malaysian Dollar 100 40 100
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      191 11 HONGKONG. Tues. Share prices closed mixed today on the stock market In quiet trading The Hang Seng Index gained 102 points to 436.08. Hongkong Bank eased to HKS2B.BO on Its Local register and dipped to $28.20 on Its London register. Turnover on the four stock exchanges totalled $3335 million,
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      289 11 Or the frM iiUiinn marktt in Hongkong ytitertfay tht U.S. dcllar quotrd at S 0840/ 3 0180 for T.T. and delayed for cisb tltrhnc oil dtUytd and mm tarl tt laid wai quoted at 874 SO. Philip* 13.90 Vnil«v«r »0».S0 —ISO Royal Dutch »3.»0 -»0 Holland-Am Lljn 190
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      100 11 TOKYO. Tues. Prices on the post-holiday Tokyo Stock Exchange closed lower. The market opened higher wUn some autos such as Honda Motor, and Toyota leading the way. But, non life Insurances and high priced light electrlcals which had moved higher In the past few days, turned lower on profit-taking.
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      50 11 ZURICH, Mon.— Due to lack of interest, suxk market prices were unchanged from Friday's closing quotations. Bonds Improved. The Credit Suisse Index eased 0.7 to 242.8 points. Cloiini prices in Swiss francs with the difference on the previous session's prices Credit SuUse 3320 S Swiss Bank Corpn 3440 —10
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      50 11 A MSTERDAM, Moti.— The market was generally weaker in very quiet trading with declines in Dutch internationals led by Unilever. State loans were about steady Cloaini prlcn in Dutch (ulldcrs with lh» difference on the previous session prices -r Akzo S3 SO .TO Kon. Hoosovens «2 SO t SO
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      199 11 ■wELBOURNE, rues. The I l Melbourne Mock mark I closed on a generally firm i note In quiet trading conditions today, highlighted by brilliant performances by base metal stocks and some selected Industrials. Oils, however, were weaker. Oold stocks came In for some pronttaking at the close after some
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      402 11 XTaTW YORK. Mop Prices xy closed sharply lower along a broad front. Analyses. however, attributed the decline to a lack of buying interest ratner than to by heavy selling pressure. Noting the volume, they said many investors were staying on the sidelines until after Thursday's meeting of Arab
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      511 12 HOTEL AND CATERING TRAINING SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BOARD. SINGAPORE Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the following courses: -(Al Hotel Cashiers Course (Bl Hotel Krone Office Middle Technical Supervisory Level (C Hotel Housekeeping Middle Technical Supervisory Level (Dl Food Beverage Service Middle Technical Supervisory Level <E) Food Beverage Service
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      547 12 IWe need a I I Supervisor I I and more I I Trainee I 1 Technicians. I Olivetti continues to move ahead I I fast and now we need more dynamic I I young men to join our Customer I Engineering Service department. The Supervisor we want must be I
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      703 12 IF YOU ARE CAREER MINDED and possess drive confidence and ability to conduct business with top management, we can offer you a challenging career with one of the largest manufacturers of glass container tumbler machinery in the world Our office in Singapore require the following:position TECHNICAL SALES ENGINEER AGE 30-35
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      584 12 K C9/m (A) TRAINEE ASSISTANT TRAFFIC SUPERINTENDENTS (MALE) Between 21 and 30 years of age At least a Full Higher School Certificate or an acceptable educational qualification of a similar or higher standard (B) TRAINEE FIRE OFFICERS (MALE) At least a Full Higher School Certificate or an acceptable educational qualification
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      668 12 pESTAu3TMANAGER| Requ ired by a leading I I Company to manage its I I restaurants. Applications are invited from I I Singapore Citizens who should I have an adequate English I I education, some years of [experience in running I I restaurants with ability to I I meet targets, supervise
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    Oil shortage: Asean urged to work out energy policy
    364 13 A LOCAL scientist A has suggested that Ase a n countries should work out the basis of an energy policy that would benefit all if they want to cope with a future oil shortage. Dr. RS Bhathal deputy director of the
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    85 13 PRINCIPALS have been invited to take part In a short-term attachment at the Education Ministry to enable them to obtain an Idea of how the ministry functions and the problems encountered. The scheme for a group of principals to spend a few mornings or afternoons a week In
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    160 13 3 years and rotan for jobless man THAM Boon Weng. 22. unemployed, was jailed for three years yesterday and ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan for armed robbery. He pleaded guilty to robbing Madam Yap Looi of $490 and jewellery valued at $1,870 with two other men,
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    28 13 KONG Kam Werg. 23. was nned $1,000 yesterday for Injecting himself wfth morphine at a hut In Jalan Sultan on Jan. 28. He pleaded guilty.
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    Trade mission plan under study
    435 13 Trade mission plan under study MARKETING S'PORE—^ GOODS IN MEAST •pHH SingipQK Manufacturers Association is examining the feasibility of sending a delegation to oil-rich West Asian countries to explore the market |K)k>ntial there for Singapore-made goods. SMA spokesman Mr. Michael Yeo yesterday said that the association was actively studying the
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    Drilling work in Eastern and Inner Roads
    88 13 Drilling work in Eastern and Inner Roads THE Port Authority has announced that drilling operations will be carried out at various points In the Eastern and Inner Roads from the middle of this month through March. Two drilling rigs, two pontoons and workboaU will be In attendance. Craft employed In
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    54 13 P0 boxes for rent at Sepoy Lines THE Sepoy Lines Post Office will rent out 90 private P.O. boxes to Individuals and business firms soon. Allocation of the boxes are on a flrat-oome-fli«t-«enr«l baits and the coat Is WO year. Applications can be submitted to the P~tttMititfOeneral. General Post Office.
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    JAIL FOR THEFT OF 2 CARS
    146 13 A LABOURER aban- doned his stolen car when chased by police, but stole another the next day. In the Second District Court yesterday. Lin Kirn San. 27. was Jailed for 10 months for stealing two cars, worth a total of $10,810. belonging to See
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    Cabaret girls mourn death of mummy Mimi
    287 13 Cabaret girls mourn death of mummy Mimi FIANCE hostesses in Singapore cabarets yesterday mourned the death of one of their most popular "mummies." Mimi Koh. Mimi, 34, was found dead in the bedroom of her alrconditioned twostorey house in Lichi Avenue, off MacPherson Road, at 9 p.m. on Saturday. Near
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    DATE SET FOR $8m PROJECT TO WIDEN CAUSEWAY
    164 13 DATE SET FOR $8m PROJECT TO WIDEN CAUSEWAY rE $8 million project to widen the causej way on the Singapore side will start next i month and Is expected to be completed by mid--1976. Announcing this yesterday, the Public Works Department said the project was to tie In with the
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    53 13 THE Ministry of S< lence and Technology Is conducting Its triennial National Survey of Scientific Manpower, and I the National Survey of En- > I glneering Manpower. this year. It appeals to all those who have received the quest lor nal- res to complete and re .urn them
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      116 13 SERV9CE DEPARTMENT IS MORE THAN JUST A NAME ON A DOOR We provide the transport, shipping, engineering and allied industries with a wide range of specialized services, including: Generai machining, grinding and reclaiming of all types of shafts. I Comprehensive fuel injection equipment repair. I Hydraulic and industrial equipment repair.
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      144 13 \^B --"BBS- w// Thinking of selling your Mercedes-Benz? Callonus first Well give you the best price for the car you know is the best. Most Mercedes-Benz owners won't fabulous new models here's what part with their cars. But if you really we'll do for you. We'il give you a have
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      990 13 TV MALAYSIA (3) TV SINGAPORE (5) rAA PM Programme Summary OAC PM Programme Summary 2AA PM Opening and Tumpuan i7AA PM That Girl The CollaJ.UV s.|4 Dennis the Menace O.xJJ II) Majallah Wamta J.UU Mmggu (Malay) 3.25 /.l/U borators 7.31 News and -Keep Off the Grass 5.32 Dikir 1.11 Peristiwa
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      21 13 WATEB consumption on Monday was 115.7 million gallons (526,000 cubic metres), 11.1 million gallons (50.J00 cubic metresl) more than on Sunday.
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      700 14 in conjunction with THE INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BOARD invites applicants for apprenticeship in FINE-JEWELLERY CRAFTSMANSHIP The job Designing, setting, mounting, styling sophisticated high-grade jewellery in diamonds, gold, platinum, jade, sapphires, rubies and other precious stones for both local and export markets. The Training A five year training programme has been planned
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      1075 14 ■EJ C *IG4FOKE hATIOhAI PRfITORsI tIWSTEI IMTED invites applications for I PRINTING APPRENTICES I I REQUIREMENTS: at least a Secondary II education I above 16 years of age c Singapore citizenship Selected candidates will be sponsored by the Company for full-time trade courses at an approved Training Institution after the
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      205 14 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that I. CHEONO YUEN CHEE of No: 61 Jalah Ma'mor Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No: 755 Havelock Road Block 50 (NTUC WELCOME CONSUMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE LTD) Singapore. anJ thai this application will be heard In the Court of
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      474 14 The following rights issue having been completed, this announcement appears as a matter of record only. RIGHTS ISSUE OF $24,000,000 NATIONAL IRON STEEL MILLS LIMITED 7% CONVERTIBLE UNSECURED LOAN STOCK 1973/83 AT NOMINAL VALUE OF $1.00 PER UNIT OF LOAN STOCK. Managed By The Development Bank of Singapore Limited And
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      313 14 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT MUAR PETITION NO. 3 OF 1973 In the Matter of JOHORE SUGAR PLANTATIONS INDUSTRIES BERHAD And In the Matter of the Companies Act, 1965. NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition presented to the High Court in Malaya, in the
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      1393 15 WTAINtISIIIP SEWICE It W/CWTIIICin nrkiAWAKJ ifianf D'aaii trta. Naeit UI BENAVUIN i It MM MMM IHi iimltat lIMISS M Frt Aar n lar ll Mr Hil all ia»tai iiptiss it Frt imm2SMm hmmMMi i.iipfMl U» lar IMmMMmMMmUMmNMm iiwt*** lAT IMm It Mm I iar it lam Apr llt 'i m
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      1115 15 t2i BLUE SEA UNE %Jj To U.S. East Cowm& Gulf Ports I f Pe«i»i P Keianf Soo'i l|MM| *aT: I PitTlsMllS kar 17 Mar 11 Crstobtl. KitlfSton. I I suiin mm M mm a Miami. JKkson»,Ht. PITItCUS Mar II Mm M MM M Chari»StO<l I <1 PM.IT.U. AM 4 AM
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      1090 15 I iTTbTiiJ %1 1 ti A i *LI I Vaal lmti H*,,, ttM. S'part P. KeIKJ Scm Aastiia Fiance UK. KMllll ll Part IS FN 12 MM MMM IMM wawJMBC FJtPttSS it Frt SMr 'am lam 11 aar HCLMWrM EIPIESS it Frt ikr 2SMm MMm 2IMm 2IMm LlttlPMl UT i
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      1104 15 FULLY CONTAINERIZtD SEKVICE TO EUROPE lortiaf S'ptft rwl: I liwJaWpßltl rH Zt BaaHaa aUaa iaaalaa alt aa tataiiaiai I a AA- MILLOTI tun MM I M lf It H*VT«. siuniii mm ii Bask, HtFBWt Bremtn. Bremtrhavtp, Mrnort him** J? *a'lw. Coptnuien, Gothcnburi. Malmoe. IfT ".Stockholm. Oslo, Htlsmki, Urntedruindom FULLY CONTAINERIZED
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      805 15 BBBn^^^r^^Bßa^n^^^^^^^Bßal W S*aa»a«ew t1)444; P. KaUaf *J4l; K.L. *****; Pen... *****. THE BANK LIMB LTD. LMK FHI IS IFIfU PIMIAM iMaar.tiin. ttunpn. I I s Alr.cal p Keianf S'pmi 1 47 11 Frt IXIMM IS Afr.ca o<"» i p Ktlanf S part 1/11 Mar Fattl lUT I S'.UTK irtlCi FM
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      1176 16 P^yL^, i kawaSAKJ KJSEN KAISHA LTD. MWASAU KINUI RISEN KAISNA LTD JAPAN. N. ROW. STRAITS SERVICE mm Mor<t*o«i pc« i-i SNINtN MAP* 14 II rtt Japan Arabian Cull S*rvla« CNIU MAIt II I Mar Co *<Mc Matca' Data. Atg Mat Ooka Mlraia Ma— a tairaa Knornaoiatr. Japan *ou«h Africa) W«at
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      893 16 BEAUTY LINES ETA HO FM I C T Win LOTUS It Part 14 Fta tractors lor Indonesia. LC I MAUTT IMY la Part 14 Fat tractors tor Indonesia. UIF IANIEI 14 Fat II Fat Jakarta I S T lENTAP 14 Fit II Fa» Itpan lEAITT HIT IS FM II FM
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      1027 16 U.K. fUHO'E SHVICC LOADING FOR LONDON, ROTTtRDAM. HAMBURG Sifipori p Ktiaat Paaaaf irr— i fIINCI MltU 14/ It fl* I'M* 1] Mar. l-flun II Mir. M b u f n Mir NIPTUNI IMCIIII J 7 Mar llt Mat 11 .at lorxirxilAtr. I Dam 10 Apr. Mimtart DAtt. ARRIVALS FROM NORTH-WEST
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      793 16 EXPRCSS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL CONTINENT PORTS 7u^laa7a4~ilr~ lUKCI TltaUl It Pki t.itao is loMaa. lt i Man artmtn N t.r| .-•p 4 4 lUNCI UUITI It tl Ftt Jl Jt frt Tt 14 Ftt I pool Jt J LI rln't 4 4 turn 7 4. Mr limci 0l«l» 11/11
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      800 16 IMI POUT Of lINCArORI POUT KLANC AUTMOItITV ANNOUNCID H n Tr.andrr TMt FOLLOWINC ■IMTHINO At k h lndn StZ AHHANCIMINTt PON FIB 11. I Lloyd and 1., ijrr I. H..1 OUT T.ilio I Hrv.l.ka «7. i taut* P^M Tmur rn««i»ror Tutr.ru 14. Htkiro Maru It Muni M'lilia Hunxa Ttnlii »r
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      677 17 MALAYSIAN Rl BDER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD TECHNO- ECONOMICS I'NIT Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysians for appointments as:A. Market Economist Qualifications: Honours degree In Economics. Business Administration or Agricultural Selene* with specialisation In marketing and market research. Experience: Relevant research or commercial experience will be an advantage. B
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      624 17 Carrier International, a manufacturing company in Petaling Jaya invites applications lor the following vacancies (1) PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT Technical and vocational mechanical engineer graduate with five years experience in sheet metal and/or similar operations (2) WORKSHOP FOREMAN Technical and vocational school graduate with at least four years experience in electrical workshop
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      596 17 (d& MALAYAWATA STEEL BERHAD SALES EXECUTIVE Applications are Invited from candidates, preferably Bumiputras for the post of Sales Executive to be stationed in Kuala Lumpur. Candidates should preferably be (1) University Graduates; or (2) MARA graduates in business studies or marketing preferably with experience in sales; or (3) H.S.C./S.C./M.c E.
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      632 17 Applicants are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following posts In SYARIKAT KEMAJUAN PERUMAHAN PEOAWAI-PEOA-r7AI KERAJAAN SENDIRIAN BERHAD. a> Technical Assistant I) The Job Includes supervision of building and civil engineering works and drafting of specification. Applicants should possess Technical Diploma or equivalent from a recognised Technical Institute and must
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      722 17 EXPERIENCED MANAGER Well established electronic trading company requires an experienced office manager and administrator. The man we are looking for must be capable of dispensing the dally workload to heads of the various divisions, of the company, supervising their collections of custon.er accounts and controlling staff In the company's office,
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      755 18 classified ads (H LOUISE KLERKS SALONS 111 Hotel Smgapura ror your latest hairstyles, expert perming and Mnllng Very moderate 'eiephone Singapore) n#c ipti lo cofWlMt f i wnf food pc lishes that are ■!'l good' New imn today rst In a series or anti-mflallon recipes HOME LEAVE UK Hire a
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      640 18 PARTTIME EXPERIENCED SHORTHAND TEACHER required for commercial Institute Ring Spore *****0 W*N-eetab4lehed garments factory requires AN ACCOUNTANT avltfi tttß) li>llsO iWiJVfI OUSltflCAtrOnS i1 1 Singapore OastJßßi (2) Age below 35 years (3) Possess a recognised Accountancy qualifications mi Minimum of 2 years related experience prererably in processing, costing and manufacturing
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      713 18 SWISS IMPORTERS EXPORTERS require experienced male female shipping clerk fully conversant with import export documentations and insurance claims Apply in own handwriting with non-returnable photograph staling experience and salary required lo S T Box A ***** Spore IMMEDIATE VACANCIES FOR: m COST-ACCOUNTS ASST: use and higher LCC read and write
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      806 18 HARDWORKING MALE/ FEMALE Sales Representatives with knowledge of building mi.tenals and electronic equipment, preferably with own tra isport Attractive salary plus commission allowance and olher benefits. Write with details and en.-lose a photograph lo The Manager. P O. Box 305. Kllllney Road. Singapore EUROPEAN IMPORT FIRM r -quires Sales Representative;
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      785 18 WANTED AIRCONOITIONING APPRENTICES. MECHANICS. Preferably able to drive Also Salesmen interested apply 486. Changl Road personally DCL ALUMINIUM requires urgently MAINTENANCE FOREMAN The candidate should possess a Trade Certificate or equivalent and must have at least 2 to 3 years supervisory experience Preference will also be given to those who
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      834 18 WANTED VAN DRIVER, able to speak some English and work hard Contact Miss Lee. Tel *****9 or come personally 9 am between 11 am 610 Colombo Court. Singapore HOUSING S DEVELOPMENT BOARD Invites applications from Singapore Citizens to rill the following appointments In the Urban Renewal Department (A) ENGINEERING DRAUGHTSMAN
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      682 18 ESTATE MAINTENANCE TRAINEE We need a very hardworking, responsible and willing emp'oyee who will be required to check on the cleanliness or the factory premises and to carry out minor maintenance repairs, such as. plumbing, painting, carpentry, etc Applicants should have Secondary S hool education. Experience is not necessary, but
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      875 18 ORIENTAL ESTATE I HOUSING otrers 1 Belmonl Road Detached on 18.000 sq. It Beautifully equipped Swimming pool. 3 large bedrooms with study (2) Cornwall Garden. 4 extremely immense bedrooms Extra large study room Big kitchen Splitlevel living dining with panelled glass on walls. (3) Chlltern Drive Double-storey detached unit Half
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      945 18 IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED bungalows and apartments In various choice residential districts Z 4 bedrooms, modern bathrooms, spacious kitchen. sirconditioners, built-in cupboards .md complete with many other fixtures and fittings Reasonable rental range from $700 upwards Call ***** *****. *****9 Melody Housing JUST STEP IN and live Well lurhouse with
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      802 18 URGENTI URGENT! I genuine .llents urgently riqu;spacious bungalows preferably dlsts 9. 10. 11 Budget $2,500 Tel Andrew I.M.riK Moussm APARTMENTS BUNGALOWS SEMIDETACMtO TERRACES Urgently Require SIA Staffs Oood Terms Call Spore NTTM *****7 Am Managing Director and Personnel require EXECUTIVE BUNGALOWS or LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS priced between SISOO $3500 r.nuur with
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 19 iurbjk: < iai Fouiuitr of Deaf Aid Emporium tPte) Ltd. Departed 13.2.67. Dearly remembered by wife and everyone who knew and loved him.
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      743 19 OETACHEO. H milestone. Thorn nedrooms. separate x ended back area. immediate vacant I to 000 ono Call L'nique *****5/6 ■MCN GARDEN APARTMENT 4 iitached. '>ndltionlng. swimm.jst '74 o'ON PARK. DI*T 10 <r:ed. central alr- 4 miming pool wars $270,000 Call pore FOR HOUSING/ LOANS le The MALAYAN FINANCE CORPORATION (SINGAPORE)
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      783 19 DIST 1* SINQLE-STORSV SHOPHOUSE in Upper East Coast Road Immediate occupation. 2slorey detached bungalow In dlst 1* Area 14.500 sq ft Tel *****6 Spore INVESTMENT: CATERING •USINESS 2 roodsulls turnover $150 per day. 50S margin Takeover Including cook servers and transport 54.000 Ring Mohan *****0 WANTED MAKAN/ COFFEE SHOP preferably
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      779 19 NAM MO TRAVEL SERVICE LIMITED. Tour West Malaysia Seven Days SJI3O alrcondl Honed bus Sslso/-. Malaysia 4 Oertlng Highlands by airconditioned bus Seven Days SU7O Departure Every Sunday. Monday Deluxe Tour Malaysia Seven Days *****/--(Provide First Class Hotel). Departure Every Monday Cameron Highlands Four Days SsBo Oenting Highlands Four Days
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      693 19 LOW COST FLIGHTS lo London. Europe. USA Australia. Far East, etc Call Jeuway Travel lei *****3 WIDEST SELECTION OF LAKE TOBA TOURS day* (Standard) SM4V--4 dayi Special $420/--6 dava Deluxe $4»0 day* Dilux phi* Peneng S4M/Call 25*5233 4 line*) Ken-Air Service* International (Pie) Ltd. $113. Ooiden MM* Comptei INTERNATIONAL CHARTER
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      766 19 LINOUAPHONE INSTITUTE (LONDON) TEACHES 35 languages Quickly at Home Free Demonstration at 333 Peninsula Shopping Centre or 30A, President Shopping Centre Telephone (Spore) ***** *****7 CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF SECRETARIES S ADMINISTRATORS (1) Inter medial* Examinations (2) Instrhrte of Bankers Part I Examination New Sessions commencing on 17th February 1974 For
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      904 19 2 FULL RACE ENGINE for sale Cosworth Twlm Cam with steel rod $2000 BRM all Meet $3,000 Also Brabham Bt 36 with new Brian Hart engine 10" x 14 wheel with latest Ooodyear slicks spare set 10" x 14" wet lyres fire-stone. Ready to race $20,000 Call personally o r
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      1114 19 PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTLtd., showroom at 511, Buklt Tlmah Road. 4 v m.s. Spore 10 Tel *****3/ *****1/ *****4 Offer*:- 1973 Ford Cortina 1600 L, 1972 Mercedes 200 alrcond Rover 2000TC. TovoU Corona 2000 MK2 alrcond.. Ford ortina 2000 OXL alrcond Mazda Capella. Ford Cortina 1600 L Statlonwagon. Austin 1300
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      842 19 TOYOTA CORONA MK2 COUPE, new alrcond paintwork tyres Rims, extras Ist owner, accident free, taxed insured September $7,800 only Ring ***** Spore Molly 1 986 YOLK SW AQEN 1300 excellent condition Ux. Insurance and Malaysia entry pass till 30.9 74 $3180 o n o Tel *****7 Ext 213 before 4
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      897 19 MAGGIE'S IMPERIAL (Oberol Imperial Hotel I for Oents i. Ladles Halrstyllng b> experlenre hands Sauna. Body Head Massage. Facial. Manicure li Pedicure Tel *****6 Ext 122 or 118 or *****0 Spore jj SALON 26 for Massage. Steam- p bath. Saunabath Oent's Hair 2 Stylist Business Hours: 10 00 am 900
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      507 19 lANYO. ACMA. AMANA. VOHK. latlonal Whse. Phllco Carrier toom. self contained. Splltystem. package, air cooled rater-cooled a/cons Refrlerallon. Renul H P Service epalr. ConUct Sunllti Enterprise. Tel *****44 2' .***** t. *****0 TYPEWRITERS Iff k'E HA VI mi win. KANOE OK TYPEW RITEItS MPF.RIAL ROYAL. OLYMPIA IUVETTI I>I.KH UNDERw.on HERMES
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      323 20 By ERNEST FRIDA RATIONAL Olympic Council president Mr. E. W. Barker yesterday said those aspiring to qualify for the Asian Games in Teheran must get down to intensive training immediately. Mr. Barker said: "There Is not much time left. The Games begin on
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    48 22 BELFAST. Tue*. Police expressed concern today over the "growing momentum and savagery 'of Northern Ireland terrorism following a day of bloody machinrgun attacks. A police spokesman made the remarks after extremists killed a teenage Roman Catho'.ic boy yesterday In a Machtnegun attack— UPl.
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