The Straits Times, 21 February 1975

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 492/75
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    BASEMENT DEATH RIDDLE
    306 1 BASEMENT DEATH RIDDLE Sex murder theory on girl in locked room THE nude body of a Chinese girl was found in a basement room in UIC Building along Shenton Way yesterday. She is believed to have been raped and murdered. She had been dead for two or three days, according
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    Lock icon 'New state in Cyprus will mean bloodshed' warning
    374 1 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs (IREECE has warned the United Nations that the creation of a Turkish Cypriot state could cause more bloodshed than the birth of Israel. The warning came in advance of a Security Council meeting this afternoon to consider the decision
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    Lock icon Trixie: No let-up
    40 1 PERTH. Thurs. Cyclone Trlxie continued \ls rampage today down the northwest coast of Western Australia, battering the small town of Onslow before moving in a south-south easterly direction down Exmouth Oulf towards the port of Carnarvon. UPI.
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    Lock icon Peeping Tom was deputy mayor
    96 1 Peeping Tom was deputy mayor T ONDON, Thurs. A 1j police mar who chased and arrested a "Peeping Tom" seen spying on a young couple in a bus shelter at night caught the town's deputy mayor, magistrates heard today. Councillor Gordon Dixon, 37, Deputy Mayor of Chesham in Buckinghamshire, west
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    Lock icon 'Freedom for Timor' call
    63 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. Two of the three political part s In Portuguese Timor have called for an immediate proclamation of the territory's independence. Informed sources said today. The parties, the UDT and the Fret ilian. which last month formed an alliance, also wanted the formation of a
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    Spy punished' in Russia
    51 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. A spy recruited by a foreign Intelligence agency has been arrested. tr.ed and "deservedly punished,' IzvestU reported today. The government newspaper did not identify the foreign agency nor the punishment meted out to the man. identified as V. O. Kalinin, presumably a Soviet citizen.
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    Lock icon 'Free Eu Seng'
    49 1 ZURICH. Thurs. The International Press Institute aPI i said today It had cabled Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew calling for the immediate release of former Nanyang Slang Pau publisher Lee Eu Seng, who was detained under the Internal Security Act on Jan. 38, 1073. Reut*r.
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    Lock icon Bank rate to be lowered
    51 1 HONOKONQ, Thurs. Two leading banka here, the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and the Chartered Bank, today announced that they would lower their beat lending rate by one per cent to 7M> per cent per annum with effect from Saturday, a eynlrininn for the banks ■aid.
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    43 1 NEW YORK. Thurs Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 737.17. up 0.78; 20 transp 161.42. up 0.49; 15 utils 81 86. up 0.25; 65 stocks 235.09, up 0 44. UPI.
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    Lock icon Middle East nations slash oil output
    661 1 Middle East nations slash oil output LONDON, Thurs. Oilmen from Kuwait and Iran yesterday reported subst an'ial declines in January crude oil production, and Industry sources < said output was also j off in other Middle East countries. The production cutback reflected a drop in world demand for oil. London
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    Renewed buying pushes up share prices
    136 1  -  TSAI TAN By RENEWED baying on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday helped share prices recover almost all the ground lost in the previous two days. The upswing is in line with the firmer overnight markets in London and New York and the equally
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    Lock icon US dollar plunges to new low
    215 1 US dollar plunges to new low BRI SSLLS, Thurs. The IS dollar fell to air all-time low in Amsterdam today and traded at a seven monti' low in Tokyo. Gold.- price fell. The dol.ar opened higher in London, Paris and Brussels, where it suffer. *d losses yesterday. It opened lower
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    Lock icon Delhi demo
    34 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. About 400 people, led by a government MP. marched to the American Embassy today to protest against any lifting of the 10-year-old US embargo on arms to Pakistan. AP.
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    Plucky girl fights off amok
    452 1  - Plucky girl figh ts off amok K. S. SIDHU AHMAD OSMAN By and A PLUCKY 1(5- year -old girl yesterday fought off a 25-year-old mechanic who ran amok injuring three men. in eluding a police constable, and ramming a Mercedes car into a petrol service station. Leow Slew Hwang, a
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    Lock icon Woman who posed as Tanaka
    184 1 Woman who posed as Tanaka rpoKYO, Thurs. A 1 woman allegedly swindled real estate companies of some 700 million yen <555.420.000) by imitating the hoarse voice of former Japanese Premier Kakuei Tanaka, police said today They said spectogram tests vocal equivalent of fingerprints proved that the tape-recorded voice, supposed to
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    Lock icon More US aid for Ethiopia
    62 1 ADDIS ABABA. Thurs The US Embassy announced today the United States Is giving an additional US$4.l million i 5*9266 million) In famine recovery Hid to Ethiopia. The embassy Maid the r ant brings to USS2B million (*****8 million) brought relief contributions to Ethiopia since late
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      Lock icon 13 soldiers executed
      35 1 ADDIS ABABA. Than. Reliable sources reported today military authorities have executed 13 soldiers after finding them guilty of commit 1 1 n r atrocities against civilians daring fighting in Eritrea province AP.
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      Shop blaze
      37 1 Firemen pat oat a fire which broke oat on the top floor of an unoccupied two-storey pre-war shophouae in Keong Salk Road early this morning. Damage to the premises was negligible. No one was injured.
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      85 1 'UPTURN IN ECONOMY BY END OF YEAR' Page 6 SADAT stand dims summit hopes 2 FORD tears np for clash over oil tax hike 3 REVIVE peace talks plea to Suharto 4 WHY rapid economic growth is vital 1 EXECS fight to stay in the game 9 TAN Wah Plow
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      Lock icon Sadat stand dims hope for summit
      568 2 H WASHINGTON. Thur». PROSPECTS dimmed today for an early resumption of the Geneva Middle East conference after Egypt showed its preference for the step-by-step peace approach of Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger. But US officials said that Dr. Kissinger who returned here yesterday
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      Lock icon US to sell $1 billion arms to -Kuwait
      281 2 US to sell $1 billion arms to -Kuwait WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States has agreed to sell Kuwait 36 fighterbombers and a battalion of anti-aircraft missiles for a reported US$45O million (551,020 million). US officials said yesterday. Officially, the State Department acknowledged only that Kuwait was quietly added to Middle
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      Lock icon Police closing in on the 'Black Panther'
      214 2 Police closing in on the 'Black Panther' LONDON, Thursday DOLICE believe they are closing in on the most wanted man in Britain a hooded killer who, according to one theory, may be holding a teenage heiress captive as a "pet." The hunted man's exploits have so Impressed detectives that they
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      Lock icon ALLON HITS AT ARAB BANK BOYCOTT
      122 2 ALLON HITS AT ARAB BANK BOYCOTT JERUSALEM, Thurs. Foreign Minister Ylgal Allon yesterday bitterly attacked Arab attempts to extend their economic boycott of Israel to Jewish-owned b a n k ing Institutions ibroad. Accusing the Arabs of racial discrimination, Mr. Allon told the Knesset (Parliament) that It was no longer
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      24 2 LONDON. Thurs. Barclays Bank Is suing runaway MP John Stonehouse for £54.355 (5*2»5.604> the bank says he owes on three accounfa. AP.
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      Lock icon 'Japan will catch up with both France and Germany'
      288 2 'Japan will catch up with both France and Germany' WASHINGTON. Thurs. Japan's economy will grow at annual average rate of six per cent over the next 10 years and by 1985 will approach the level of France and West Germany combined, according to a report prepared for the U8 State
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      Lock icon Jitters over slow pace of EEC development
      148 2 STRASBOURG, Thurs. Members of the European Parliament last night said they were worried about the slow pace of Common Market development after a top EEC official declared that the days of unlimited wealth had gone for good. Irish Foreign Minister Garret Fitzgerald told
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      VOLCANO IN NZ ERUPTS
      67 3 NEW Zealand's largest active volcano. Mount Ntauruhoe, spewing smoke to 3,657 metres (13.000 feet) on Wednesday. A series of eruptions threw boulders 304 metres (1.000 feet) in the air, and showered ash onto towns up to 32 km (20 miles) away. No casualties were reported. Mt.
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      Lock icon Oil tax hike: Ford gears up for a clash
      456 3 \yASHIXGTON, Thurs. President Ford marshalled White House forces today for a major battle with Congress over his plan to increase the tax on imported oil. The Pre s idential action came after the Senate voted overwhelmingly to postpone for 90 days
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      Lock icon Unions agree to smaller wage hike
      158 3 Unions agree to smaller wage hike BONN, Thurs. Acceptance by two of West G c r m a n ys largest unions of annual wage increases of less than 7 per cent appears to have Improved the country's chances of pulling out of the current economic slump while still maintaining
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      Foreign investors sell off Tokyo stocks
      124 3 TOKYO. Thurs. Foreign investors continued to sell Japanese stocks in excess of their purchases in January, it was announced today. The announcement said the purchase of Japanese stocks by foreign investors in the month totalled *****.9 million (*****.4 million) against their sales amounting to
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      Lock icon Fall in level of literacy: Teachers rapped
      246 3 Fall in level of literacy: Teachers rapped LONDON. Thurs. Tea- < chers yesterday took the blame for what a government survey described as an inadequate level of literacy among Britain's school children. They also acquitted television of blame. "A language for life," a 600- page report prepared by a committee
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      Lock icon Joint effort
      28 3 TOKYO. Thurs. The British Aircraft Corporation has proposed joint development of a medium-sized jet liner with th» Japanese aircraft Industtry. official Japanese sources said today. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Number of jobless in Britain soars to 790,892
      187 3 Number of jobless in Britain soars to 790,892 LONDON, Thursday rpHE Government reported today that un- employment in Britain rose by nearly 25 per cent In the past three months, to 3.4 per cent. Officials stressed, however, that the percentage was still l»ss than half that nf t.hp ITnitPrt Stn.tes.
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      Lock icon North Sea oil: Britain gets tough
      172 3 North Sea oil: Britain gets tough LONDON, Thurs. The British Government yesterday Indicated It might take a tough stand with oil companies that refuse to sell it a stake ln their North Sea oilfields. Mr. Harold Lever, the minister ln charge of negotiations with the oil companies, told Parliament that
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      Lock icon Illicit sales: 59 charged
      79 3 PRAGUE, Thurs. Fiftynine people went on trial before the Prague city court today on charges of Illicit sales of dlesel oil and black marlceteerlng with hard currency, Ceteka news agency reported. The main accused, U petrol pump attendants, are charged with selling dlesel oil to foreign
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      Killed: Millions of diseasecarrying birds
      129 4 DR. PORT CAMPBELL (Kentucky), Thurs. —Army pilots In hellcopters sprayed a detergent on millions of di-sease-carrying blackbirds last night. The birds were then doused with water and began falling out of trees and dying in sub-freezing temperatures early today. The detergent washes away protective oils
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      Strike threat
      34 4 TOKYO. Thurs. The National Railways Train Engineers Union said today It will stage a 24-hour strike next Thursday demanding a monthly wage hike of 47.000 yen (8*351) and better workIng conditions. DPI.
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      Lock icon JACK'S A SMILING 50
      38 4 ACTOR Jack Lrmmon is hugged by actress Shirley Maclaine during celebration of bis 50th birthday on Wednesday at luncheon In New York's Hotel Plata. On his left M actrr s Maureen Stapleton. AP picture.
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      101 4 LONDON, Thurs.— Why is It that British civil servants seldom whistle cheerfully on their way to work? "They feel they have been mucked about a lot in the past 10 years." said an official report published today on the state of Civil Service morale. "There is
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      Lock icon 'Support US ties with Nato appeal
      186 4 'Support US ties with Nato appeal WASHINGTON, Thurs. Secretary of Defence James Schlesinger Issued a strong plea yesterday for Congressional support of the US alliance with Western Europe. Under questioning about the need for support for the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Natoi, he told the House of Representatives Armed Services
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      Call for probe on research
      68 4 WASHINGTON. ThUTS. A moratorium on the use of poor persons and prisoners for medical research was urged yesterday by two speakers at a National Academy of Sciences forum. Avin J. Bronsteln of the American Civil Liberties Union and Dr. Henry W. Poster of Meharry Medical
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      Red army man
      36 4 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. The Japanese Embassy in Stockholm said yesterday In an official letter that Japanese citizen Kyolchi Shlmada. SO, an alleged member of the terrorist "Red Army" group. may be hiding In Sweden.
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      Seoul bid to clear the air
      192 4 CEOUL, Thurs. 0 South Korea's ruling and Opposition camps held a preliminary contact today to discuss the possibility of a special parliamentary session to help find a way out of a current political impasse. While they met, a ranking Opposition politician called on the
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      Lock icon Revive peace talks: Plea to Suharto
      360 4 MAMLA, Thursday PRESIDENT Marcos said today he has "formally" asked President* Suharto of Indonesia to help revive peace negotiations with the representatives of Muslim rebels in the southern Philippines. Mr. Marcos said "some negotiations are going on" at the level' of local commanders who
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      S2bil film piracy racket: New York distributor held
      228 4 S2bil film piracy racket: New York distributor held- NEW YORK, Thurs. A man described as a major New York distributor of films in an international film piracy syndicate that costs film studios an estimated US$l billion uS$3 26 billion) a year in lost royalties was arrested yesterday police said. Agents
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      28 4 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs. The Brazilian Government has Issued a stern reminder to Portuguese expatriates that they are prohibited by law from any political activity. AP.
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      Lock icon Move for Arab oil embargo on Ethiopia
      218 4 KUWAIT, Thursday ARAB countries might stop oil shipments to Ethiopia unless it reaches a quick settlement in its war against secessionists in Eritrea province, reliable sources said today. The sources expect I more than one Arab state to call for an emergency session
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      Lock icon 3 SAIGON LEADERS HURT IN CLASH
      313 5 3 SAIGON LEADERS HURT IN CLASH J SAIGON, Thurs. T<HREE opposition lex gislators were taken to hospital today after police clashed with them In a Saigon street as they tried to march to the city's nearby court house. Six opposition members of the Lower House were leading the families of
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      Lock icon The Morosi affair: MP accused by minister
      504 5 The Morosi affair: MP accused by minister CANBERRA, Thursday J^ POLITICAL storm involving a Shanghai-born beauty burst into prominence again here today with a minister accusing an opposition member of being associated with attempted illegal entry into the woman's home. The development was the most serious so far in what
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      9 troops killed in Thai rebel clash
      389 5 9 troops killed in Thai rebel clash BANGKOK. Thurs. Fighting between Thai army troops and communist Insurgents has* broken out in the extreme north of Thailand, leaving nine government soldiers dead and 65 wounded, military sources said today. The sources said several days of fighting broke out on Feb. 13
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      Lock icon 'More headway needed'
      73 5 ZURICH, Thurs. —UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldhelm said today he thinks that US Secretary of State Dr. Herry Kissinger's tour of the Middle East has produced "an Improvement In climate" but warned that more progress was needed soon. Dr. Waldhelm talked to reporters after a meeting with the
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      Lock icon The bridegroom called Brenda
      162 5 LONDON. Than. A woman called Brenda fooled everyone when she went to a weddinr as the bridegroom and married a (lrl called Mary. The ceremony went off without a hitch hat an official inquiry is under way in the central English town of Solihull today to
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        33 5 rpOKYO, Thurs. The 1 Finance Ministry said today some countries had unofficially approached Japan proposing to float yen bonds in the Tokyo capital market in view of Japan's Improved balance of payments position.
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        22 5 MANILA: President Marcos announced today the Philippines has signed a contract with Indonesia for the supply of "a substantial amount of ©U.-
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        28 5 JAKARTA: Former Indonesian Ambassador to Egypt Sanusl Hardjadlnata has been named the new chairman of the Indonesian Democratic Party succeeding Mr. Mohammad Isnaeni. a party spokesman said today.
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        Postponed
        29 5 SAIGON: The Congressional trip to South Vietnam and Cambodia that President Ford hoped would generate support for more IS aid has been tentatively postponed, informed sources reported today.
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        31 5 ADDIS ABABA: The gov-ernment-owned Ethiopian Herald newspaper today accused foreign news agencies of being agents of neo-colonlal-lsm and called for urgent steps towards the establishment of a pan-African news agency. Agencies.
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      Mrs T finds it tough getting men in line
      38 5 Mrs T finds it tough getting men in line LONDON, Thursday. TIfIARGARET Thatcher said yesterday she Is finding "man management" to be one of her biggest problems after eight days as leader of Britain's opposition Conservative Party. I
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    13 NPCC women made ASPs
    154 6 13 NPCC women made ASPs THIRTEEN women are among 76 national Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) officers who have been promoted to the rank of assistant superintendent of police. Their promotions, which took effect from Dec. 1 last year, was announced by the police on Tuesday. They are: Mrs Helen Tan
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    Mystery red haze and orange sun over Singapore
    341 6 Mystery red haze and orange sun over Singapore A REDDISH haze hone over the eastern and southern parts of Siniapore and Johore Baru yesterday, causing the sun to appear an orange hue and mystifying several people. The haze was noticed over a large area, Including the airport. MacPherson Road, Upper
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    'Upturn in economy by end of year'
    342 6  - 'Upturn in economy by end of year' WEE LIAN CHONG By gIXGAPORE's economic upturn will be accomplished by the end of the year, according to Mr. Harold Crawford, vicepresident for South and South-east Asia of the International Executive Service Corps. Mr. Crawford said in an interview with the Straits Times
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    Falling rod kills worker
    65 6 Falling rod kills worker A BUILDING construction worker. Low Keng Wah, 39, died instantly when an iron rod fell on his head in Chulia Street yesterday. Police said Low and another worker, Chan Slew Cheng, 23, were working on an uncompleted building when the accident occurred at 8.40 a.m. Chan
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    Chettiar officials
    51 6 MR. SP. N. Nachlappa Chettiar tws been elected president of the ChetUars 1 (Nattukkotwl) Chamber of Commerce. Other officials are: Mr. KN.M.KN. Kannapp* Chettiar. vlce-piealaent; Mr. RM VR. RM. P»lar.iappa Chettiar, secretary; Mr. AR. S. AR Muthupalanlappa Chettiar, *»fl«t«nt secretary and Mr. RM. V. 8. KR. Karupplah ChetUar.
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    84 accidents
    10 6 THERE were 84 accidents, four serious, on Wednesday.
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    Firm wins contract for TAS extension
    101 6 MESSRS. Wong Slk Tong has been awarded a 52 13 million contract to extend the workshop and garage of the Telecommunications Authority of Singapore In Kirn Chu&n Road. The extensions, undertaken by the Public Works Deoartment, will include five buildings of which three blocks
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    S'pore trade team to Russia
    141 6 S'pore trade team to Russia SINGAPORE will send a trads mission, comprising 15 to 17 members, to the Soviet Union. Hungary, Poland and Yugoslavia in April Members of the mission, organised by the Trade Department of the Finance Ministry, will include Government officials, re presentatlveii from Intraco, Singapore Manufacturers Association,
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    Essay contest to mark women's year
    97 6 Essay contest to mark women's year rE International Planned Parenthood Federation East .and South-east Asia and Oceania Region (IPPFESEAOR) is organising a regional essay writing contest on the theme. Young Women and Family Planning, for International Women's Year. Essays should be In English and about 2.000 to 2,500 words In
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    BBC relay station in Johore to be resited in Singapore
    269 7  - BBC relay station in Johore to be resited in Singapore HARRY MILLER B> LONDON. Thurs.-The Powerful British Broadcasting Corporation's relay station In Johore is to be resited In Singapore as soon as possible. A BBC spokesman confirmed this today and said that the corporation had been offered and had accepted
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    Contest on electronic projects
    87 7 Contest on electronic projects THE Electrical and Electronic Engineering Society of Ngee Ann Technical College is organising a competition on electronic projects. Selected projects will be exhibited from May 22 to May 25 at the Singapore Conference Hall. One section of the competition is open to the pcntral public. The
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    $300 for failing to stop
    46 7 LORRY driver Ng Chark Juay was fined 1300 yesterday for falling to halt at a traffic "stop" sign His lorry collided with a van after he failed to stop at the Junction of Duku Road and relabeling Road on Sept. 20.
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    Why rapid economic growth is vital: Hon
    1168 7 Why rapid economic growth is vital: Hon D E V ELOPING economies like Singa|K)re's need to grow at the most rapid rate to generate sufficient means to enable them to take measures for protection and improvement of the environment. For this purpose also, the necessary energy and resources should be
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    7,824 jailed in 1973
    53 7 A TOTAL of 7424 people were sent to Jail in 1973 2.206 more than the previous year, according to the Prisons Department annual report for 1973. According to the report, the increase was due to more offenders being given prison sentences without option of fine and
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    Charged with punching PC
    40 7 Ho Seng Hu»t. SO, yesterday pleaded not guilty to punching a pbHce constable. Cheong Keng Setig. along Orchard Road on Jan. 24 at 1 a.m. Hearing was fixed (or March 12. Bail of $1,000 was allowed.
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    Jail and cane for stabbing woman in hold-up bid
    167 7 Jail and cane for stabbing woman in hold-up bid A DISTRICT court yesterday heard how a salesman hid in a woman's toilet in a hotel and stabbed a woman with a knife in his attempt to rob her. Tan Hock Tuck, 20, was Jailed for two years with 12 strokes
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    Seminar on Japan and S-E Asia
    99 7 Seminar on Japan and S-E Asia THE Institute of South-east Asian Studies will hold a seminar on the Future Pattern of Japanese Economic and Political Relations with South-east Asia at the RELC, Orange Grove Road, on March 8 at 9 a.m. The speakers will Include Dr. Shlnichl Ichlmura, Professor of
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    Second junior college
    55 7 THE second government Junior college, costing $5 7 million. In Evergreen venue off Upper East Coast Road. is expected to be completed by the end of this year. The college will have places for 1.200 students. It Is being built by the Public Works Department on 7.68
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    Anti-puff unit 'has done its job weir
    263 7 Anti-puff unit 'has done its job weir A SENIOR government official said yesterday that the antismoking laws Introduced in Singapore in 1970 have been generally wellobserved by people here. It was 'therefore' no longer necessary for government field officers to go on rounds to ensure that these law^ were observed.
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    Drug offence: $600 fine
    30 7 JAYABALAN Solomon, 16. was fined $600 yesterday for having 0.4 grains of cannabla along Somerset Road on Feb. 6 at ll 25 a.m. He pleaded guilty.
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    On hair care
    26 7 A TALK on halrcare and hairstyling will be held at the Toa Payoh branch library's lecture hall, on Feb. 28 at 3.00 pm
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    $500,000 jump for prison trades
    114 7 THE Prison Industries increased sales of its goods and services by more than $500,000 in 1973 over the previous year, according to the Prison Department annual report. The report disclosed that total revenue netted by the Industry for the year was $1.679,131 an increase of
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    Clerk of works jailed for graft
    151 8 Clerk of works jailed for graft A DISTRICT Judge yesterday > jailed a Ministry of Interior and I Defence (Mlndef) clerk-of-works for s c v en months on three char- ges of corruption, and ordered him to pay a penalty of $1,500 by March 3. Llm Tiong Ann, s*. pleaded
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    538 8  - IN PORT— QE II, LAST OF THE ROYAL LADIES MEI-LIN CHEW By fUE last of the "giants" of the Atlantic, the QE 11, is as her name suggests all facts and figures. From the outside, one is awed by her massiveness this royal lady has quite a figure. The 68.000-tonne
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    Joint rally
    26 8 THE Singapore Otrl Ouldea Association and the Singapore Scout Association will organlae a scout-guide rally. at the National Theatre tomorrow at 3 SO p.m.
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    The chief chef just goes bananas each time she docks
    407 8 The chief chef just goes bananas each time she docks BURLY John Bairnbridtc 54, chief chef on board the QE 11, goes bananas everytime the ship is in port. "At every port of call, bananas, the green and yellow variety, are a must for the daily mum and we have
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    CJ: Both parties in crash negligent
    165 9 rE Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, yesterday heard a traffic accident suit, involving two parties, and held that one of them was just as negligent as the other. On the basis of this finding, the Chief JustIce awarded the plain-t-ff. Tee Mok Sual,
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    Plea for funds to complete $38 m building
    201 9 rONG CHAI Medical Institution yesterday appealed for donations to complete its $3.8 million building in Chin Swee Road. The chairman of the institution. Mr. Ng Quee Lam, said theT lacked funds for the building, scheduled to be completed by June. Be said
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    CHYE SIM UP 20 CENTS
    275 9 TTHE price of chye slm X rose by 20 cents to 80 cents a kati; and kai lan, bayam and long beans by 10 cents to 80 cents, 5U cents and 60 cents, respectively, the Trade Department reported yesterday. Following are the recommended prices: KICE:
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    Execs fight to stay in the game
    359 9  - Execs fight to stay in the game EDWARD LIU By •JHE current economic gloom, with its attendant spectre of retrenchment, has triggered off "back stabbing" among company executives in an effort to avoid being redundant. Several executives are believed to have Initiated moves to form trade unions to look after
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    OH, WHAT FUN IT IS WITH CHARLIE BROWN
    244 9 AND GANG! /CHARACTERS In Peav> nuts by Charles Schultz were brought to life by the Stage Club pro d v c tion of You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. Basically a series of short sketches from the comic strip, with Intermittent musical
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    Feng and his sound of pipa music.
    252 10 Feng and his sound of pipa music. OONGKONG pipa player Feng TeMlng, with his pipa on his knee, plays music that once charmed the Chinese emperors. Notice the instrument— fish-shaped, very rare, and at least 100 years old, handed down t > Mm by his tutor, and him from his
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    Geology talk at Raffles
    34 10 DR. Wong Poh Poh. a University of Singapore lecturer, will speak on Qeomorphology Around Us at the audio-visual aid theatrette in Raffles Institution tomorrow at 11 a.m. All ire welcome.
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    Plea of guilty rejected
    149 10 A MAGISTRATE yesterday rejected a guilty plea by a roan to a charge of intruding into the privacy of four women by hiding in a women's toilet at Maxwell House in Maxwell Road. Mr. Ibrahim Burhan rejected the Plea by Loo Kum Seng on the ground
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    Riot story ridiculous, says accused
    1368 10  -  BEN. DAVIDSON TAN WAH PIOW TRIAL: FINAL SUBMISSIONS By UNIVERSITY of Singapore Students Union president Tan \Vah Piow submitted in a district court yesterday that the charge of rioting against him and two industrial workers was "ridiculous and incredible" and that he had been framed.
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    Counsel: Why didn't inspector arrest anybody?
    343 10 Counsel: Why didn't inspector arrest anybody? Counsel pointed out that Insp Cross' evidence wu "most revealing" as he saw Tan and another alleged rioter outside r.he premises that day and he knew the identity of the people who took part in the so-called rioting. Mr. Raman said: "The police officer
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    ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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    JOINT VENTURE FIRM WINS $67m CONTRACT
    84 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A FrenchBumiputra company, Binaan Citra, has been awarded the contract to construct the inner and outer breakwaters for the proposed Kuantan Port. The company a joint-venture between the Spie Batignollss Construction Co. of France and Binaan Malaysia won the contract with
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    BLAST AT COUNTRIES WITH DUAL STANDARDS
    787 11 BLAST AT COUNTRIES WITH DUAL STANDARDS PERNAS CHIEF CITES THE 'CLASSIC EXAMPLES' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs fENTiKU Razaleigh Hamzah today criticised the advanced nations for adopting a double standard of living one for themselves and another, "necessarily lower," for the others. The Pemas chairman said the classic examples are in trade,
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    Man killed in free-for-all
    79 11 JOHORE BARU. Thurs. A man was killed In a free-for-all at a gambling session In front of a house :n Kampung Tengah. Segamat, yesterday morning. Urn Kirn Seng, 27. was attacked by three youths who escaped on two motorcycles. In Muar, three youths were attacked and
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    Tax evasion: $4,848 fine
    67 11 JOHORE BARU, Thura Housewife Pang Chou Moi. 22. was fined a total of 14.848 or six months Jail when she pleaded guilty to charges of possessing uncustomed goods and of fraudulent evasion of customs duty on handkerchiefs and thread Her husband, mason Chal Cheng Klw, 26.
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    Poultry thief
    34 11 PENANO, Thurs. Soo Chan Seng, 21, was today fined $100, or one month's jail In default, for stealing two fowls from the Perak Road house of Chuah Ah Bah on Jan. 24.
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    Lock icon Call to invest
    27 11 SYDNEY, Thurs. A Malaysian delegation led by Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Hamzan bin Abu Samah has begun an Investment campaign In Australia. Reuter.
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    'Veg for S'pore sent up prices in Johore'
    184 11 'Veg for S'pore sent up prices in Johore' JOHORE BARU, Thurs. —About eight lorry loads of vegetables to Singapore each day are causing greens in markets here to be more expensive than elsewhere, the state Assemblywoman for Tlram. Puan Hajjah Hasnah Ahmad, said last night. Speaking at the Wadl Hana
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    Pistol found
    42 11 JOHORE BARU, Thurs.— A Browning 9 mm pistol with two magazines and 22 rounds of ammunition were found on the roadside In Jalan Ayer Molek near the prison yesterday morning by a pwd driver, who handed them to the police.
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    Sweet tooth
    27 11 PENANO. Thurs.— Several blind contestants are among 40 participants In a chocolate eating competition to be held at the Chocolate Centre. Parquhar Street, next Tuesday.
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    Technical skills: Utgent need to bridge the gap
    307 11 Technical skills: Utgent need to bridge the gap I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Datuk Husse n Onn today reiterated the "very urgent need" to bridge the technological gap between the developed and the developing nations. The* Deputy Prime Minister speaking at the Energy, Resources and Environment symposium noted that Malaysia possessed an
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    Turning pineapple waste into fodder
    136 11 JOHORE BARU. Thurs. Research is being conducted into ways of converting waste In the pineapple Industry into animal feed, the Deputy Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Enclk Mokhtar Hashlm, said yesterday. The Serdang Food and Technology Research Centre In Selangor was conducting studies on the
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    DAP seeks court order to stop by-election
    292 11 DAP seeks court order to stop by-election IPOH, Thursday HPHE DAP is to apply soon to the High Court for an injunction to prevent the Elections Commission from proceeding with the by-election for the Menglembu parliamentary seat. Its national assistant secretary general and Perak chairman. Mr. Urn Cho Hock, who
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    Two arrested
    21 11 PENANO. Thurs. Police have detained two youths in connection with a series of snatch thefts and wayside robberies here.
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    DEADLINE FOR SQUATTERS IN IPOH
    203 11 DEADLINE FOR SQUATTERS IN IPOH IPOH, Thurs. About 4,000 people living in the Ipoh area have to find alternative housing by the end of this month as their illegally constructed squatter huts are to be pulled down. They comprise nearly 500 squatter families mainly in Kampung Bercham, Ounong Rapat, Ountong
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    NAMING OF NEW DEAN SPARKS PROTEST
    231 11 NAMING OF NEW DEAN SPARKS PROTEST I^UALA LUMPUR, v Thurs. A lecturer in Malay language and literature at the University Kebangsa an, Dr. Mohamed bin Hali Salleh, has taken over the post of Dean of the university's Institute of Language, Lit c r a ture and Malay Culture from Dr.
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    Helmet with visor youths rob man
    157 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Two youths wearing crash helmets with sun visors robbed a pensioner, Mr. Ayan Perumal. 80, of $2 900 in cash and belongings In Jalan Selangor yesterday. Mr. Perumal told police he was alone in his house when he heard a knock
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    7 14 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1975
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    ACTION STRAITS
    445 14 A DVERSITY begets action. Safety in the A Straits of Malacca and Singapore has been discussed off and on for many years. But it took the Showa Maru's giant slick to wash home the point that Joint safety measures by Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore deserve urgent priority. The
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    QUESTION OF HEARTS
    181 14 TT IS on public record that President Marcos twice before sought regional support for his handling of the Muslim rebellion in the Southern Philippines. In March 1973 Mr. Marcos briefed his Asean partners on the ramifications of the secessionist movement and on his countermeasures. Reconciliation proposals were
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    'Start a bus service to Marine Parade' appeal
    90 14 RESIDENTS of Marine Parade are anxious to know when Singapore Bus Service will start a service to this Housing Board estate? Todate many people are staying in this estate ar.d It is very Inconvenient for those who do not own any vehicle
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    Lock icon Where they shave your head if your skirt is too short
    469 14  -  MICHAEL FATHERS By Zanzibar ANY woman who visits Zanzibar wearing a skirt too short for the island's strict laws runs several risks. She could be apprehended by any citizen and either severely warned or worse have her head shaved
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      56 14 H/E thank "Victim" TT (ST., Feb. 17) tor bringing to our attention a demand notice issued to him for parking at Toa Payoh Town Centre on Dec. 1. The writer Is kindly requested to furnish the undersigned (Tel: *****4 ext. 564) with further details for Investigation. TAP PEK HONG (Mrs)
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      Ministry on the zoning of medical services...
      534 14 Ministry on the zoning of medical services. REFER to the issues raised in your report "It's still Outram for most of them" (S.T., Feb. 6). Considerable care was taken in explaining the objectives and scheme of the zoning of the medical services to the public through radio, TV and the
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      52 14 WTE refer to the letter TT by "Citizen" (ST., Feb. 10). Your correspondent is advised to send his request for the metalling of Jalan Kuala Simpang to the Honorary Secretary, Nee Soon Citizens' Consultative Committee, c/o 48 Hlllcrest Road. Singapore 11, for consideration. HENDRICK KOH, for Senior P.R.0., Ministry of
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    1152 14  - Calculated risk of more political terrorism GRAHAM STEWART: AFTER THE ASSASSINATION OF N-W FRONTIER MINISTER... r sy I ISLAMABAD PAKISTAN'S Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto is running a calculated risk of escalating political terrorism in the country by outlawing the opposition National Awami Party and arresting its outspoken leader. Abdul
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    Busman jobless after crash awarded $35,000
    245 15 Busman jobless after crash awarded $35,000 C o^ l^ J^gment for \J W5.000 damages and ffi w« wanted by Mr Justice W.nslow yesterday to Loh Sing Heng. a lormer bus driver In a road accident suit.' Loh. father of two ls now Jobless because of his serious accident iniimbs" a
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    New officials of Women's Council
    84 15 New officials of Women's Council MRS. Gracia Tay-Chee has been elected president of the National Council or Women. Other officials are: Miss Pitt Chin Hui, Mis. J Hamid and Mrs. M. Duffy, vice-pre-sidents; Mrs Eva Tan. Miss Raghbir Kaur. Mrs. Suroma Mitra and Miss Sylvia Lam, secretaries; Miss Lily Chen,
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    World cruise
    26 15 THE 38.000-ton Rotterdam, the flagship of the HollandAmerican Line, will arrive in Singapore on March 2 in the course of a 67-day world cruise.
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    US Navy task force for S'pore
    76 15 US Navy task force for S'pore A US Navy task force led by the nuclear powered aircraft carrier. USS Enterprise, will arrive here tomorrow on completion of a fiveweek tour of the Indian Ocean. The task force will anchor In the Singapore harbour lor several days, said a US Embassy
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    Stronger ties
    17 15 SINGAPORE and the Republic of Maldives nave agreed to establish diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level.
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    'Food bill takes up biggest slice of budget'
    391 15 'Food bill takes up biggest slice of budget' EXPENSES on food Is the single biggest spending made by the average household in Singapore, according to a Statistics Department survey. The survey on hou:ehold expenditure, which was carried out between June 1972 and May 1973. revealed that the average home spent
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    Charity dinner
    27 15 THE Singapore Youth Choir will combine with the bt. David's Society to hold an annual dinner and dance on Feb. 28 at the Tanglln Club.
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    41st meeting
    24 15 THE St. Andrews Old Boys Association will hold its 41st annual meeting at St Andrew's House on March 1 at 2.30 p.m
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    BIGGER NUMBER OF GCE PASSES
    176 15 STUDENTS who sat the Singapore ol'h (Advanced Level) Chinese and Commerce examinations last year secured higher percentag" of passes than in 1973. The results were announced by the Ministry of Education yesterday. Passes in the Chinese examination was 87 per cent compared to 68 per
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    Fund to aid : clients of erring lawyers
    370 15  - Fund to aid clients of erring lawyers CHRISTINA CHEANG By pEOPLE who arc s\v ndlcd by dishonest lawyers can seek compensation from the I>a\v Society of Singapore oat of a special fund. However, an official of the society contacted by the Straits Times yesterday said that payment would only be
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    GERMAN NEWSMEN DUE ON SUNDAY
    76 15 GERMAN NEWSMEN DUE ON SUNDAY CEV ENTEEN German journalists are scheduled to arrive here on SuncUy. Tre party will be coming with Dr. Josef Neckermann, one of the largest tour operators in Germany. During their stay, they will hold talks with local tour sm officials and people in related industries.
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    231 15 Manila rejects S'pore request to seize ship MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines has rejected Singapore's request to seize a vessel of Singaporean registry now anchored here, government sources said today. Citing Jurisprudence, Secretary Vicente Abad Santos of the Department of Justice upheld the Department of Foreign Affairs' view that the warrant
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    37 15 THE numbers picked in yesterday's Toto draw No. 14/ 75 were 42. 33. 1. 24 and 8. The additional number was 5 In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 29. S and 11.
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      130 15 Wm (9) PEM BUTCHERY SMALL GOODS SPECIALS WURSTS& SAUSAGES Pepperoni 500gm $5.50 Gayulai Salami 500gm 5.30 Berliner Fleischwurst 500gm 4.00 Danish Salami 500gm 5.50 Polish Sausage 500gm 4.50 Chicken Sausage 500gm 5.50 Cooked Corn Silverside 500gm 4.50 Whole Tenderloin 500gm 5.50 Assorted Satay 0.20 each Beefburgers 0.40 each Minced Pet
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      112 15 PALACE OF COLOURS is the Oberois RANG MAHAL Restaurant. Closely-guarded recipes of Northern and Southern Indian dishes reveal an entirely new and exotic world of tastes from subtle to piquant flavours. A la carle or buffet are both available at lunch and dinner. To stimulate the palate with some nice
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      168 15 This one little Strepsils lozenge gives the fastest relief for sore throats and coughs because Strepsils j kills germs in the mouth and throat in 1 minute Inflammation Irritation Infection These are caused by germs. Medical evidence proves that Strepsils, with its two powerful antiseptics, kills the germs that cause
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      20 15 Water consumption on Wednesday was 126.4 million gallons (575,000 cubic meters) —a drop of 3.2 million gallons (14,000 cubic meters).
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      925 15 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3.00 Pi Opening followed by For the Family 6.31 News in Brief (Chinese) 6 -35 Petticoat Junction— Selma Plout's Plot c 8 7.65 Tatapan Mingguan (Malay— Repeat) 3.40 Love is a Many Splendoured Tfrng 7.55 Opening if 3rd Parliament— 2ml Sesswi ".05 Seven Generations if
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      41 15 'RPff? /IS ThAT g UH-MIM $HE TAKES HIM lily Mother, reri/n, uheßEVer she 6oes.. Mr I &OIN6 ON THE -r^^ Jl |$He«V£RIC>IN6A6IKE I I/'ANP THROU6H SHEER 15 SUCH 60OP EXERCISE (TERROR iVE LOST FIVE <{) THAT $HE'«?ALREAP«<' LOST THCEE PQMPfT:. <r^lk\MJh«»~r 1
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    • CHIEF PRICES CHANGES
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        Rises
        80 16 E. life $750 KB( $780 it Bulk &6.66 N $4 80 E. LsUra $3 28 Tru. $5 25 I. Darby 03.40 i. Iron $3 94 JOB $438 :.lc. $j.o« i. Tob. $4.10 Prop, $2.30 L Leone »2 80 M« $2 00 Ik-an $2.10 lardine IS. 44 L limn $428
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        Most active stocks
        25 16 Sine Darby 2.096 o*3 Haw Ptv. 725,000 f. 0.8. 55>,00« Ilarlman Invest 530 000 Total Turnover: 7.04 M Total Value: $21.52 M
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        56 16 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Industrials: 214.47 224.45 Finance: 410.13 433.69 r Hoteb: 165.01 168.17 Properties: 177.44 184.78 Tin*: 96.80 MM t f rubbers: 327.74 328.80 O.C.B.C.: 203.34 214.M S.E.S. Ind 214.88 226.53 Dec. 30, 1966 100 I Dec. 31. 1968 1M t Dec. 29 1962 100 Dec. 31, 197*
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      COLOSING PRICES
      1681 16 THE last transacted ready sale at the close of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterd»y compared with the previous day's prices together with 1974 75 high and low. (•Adjusted for all new Issues). CLOSINC TONI: Tins dull while the rast arm TURNOVER: OtnclaJ flmim •uppllcd by
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1436 16 DID and oiler prices offidaily li&ted and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIAL! Acml A. Tapa |O«1B>. Alaan clSSBi A.P.I. I0K2U 0.9&8) (4) 0 94.
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      Bulls out in force again
      392 16 rE bulls once again made their presence felt at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday when prices moved significantly higher on all fronts. From the buying quotations seen throughout the day, it appeared that most speculators were also back in the market along with some
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1719 16 DID and offer prices offi- clally listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Bargains for Settlement Contracts are quoted after the -word
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      Sharp to cut its dividend
      117 16 rpOKYO: Sharp Corpor- I M. atlon has said it plans to cut its dividend for the current six months ended March 1975 to about 3.75 yen from 4.50 yen for the preceding period as net profit Is expected to fall 25 per cent and gross
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      Shares back on the climb in K
      299 16 Shares back on the climb in K SUSTAINED buying pushed up prises on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Fairly sharp gains were seen In the speculative stocks which recorded heavy activity. The strength of the market continued In the afternoon when fresh demand caused prices to spurt further ahead.
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      SMR and SSR
      117 16 T-vAILY SMR and SSR prices Issued at noon yesterday: J Mar. Apr. (Corrent Mth) (Forward Mthi MRtLB. Buyer. Helleu Bayer* Seller* (enti per kg) (cenUperkf SMR S~V (1 ton pallet) 143 OC 145 00 N 146.00 148 00N SMR 5., (1 ton pallet) 139.00 141.00N 140 00
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        246 16 lIONGKONO, Thurs. Tre market recovered yesterdays losses In firm and act ye trading, brokers Stronger London advices and an Iclpatlon of a further reduction in domestic interest rates stimulated the trenl Tradli g centred on bluechip Issues with HK Bank advancing 70 cents to HK* 15 The Hang Seng
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        SYDNEY
        371 16 cYDNEY, Tlurs. Closer i analysis of BHP' k interim f result prompted sellers to l i move back Into the slock In late trfcdin? on the Sydney 1 stcck exchange xday. i Initial respcrse to the report saw the shares rise from an opening As 6 50 to <
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        58 16 U«t Ull Melbourne ill 134.lt Hi a London IM.OOB IW.TU (His 1-1 TM S*irut 1S3..MI Hongkong 1>2.34 1«1.«5 jri<n |M i»i ISO 5(1 IM.00 P»rl« 1S5 71 Tlwudiy WtttMMlay !>n 12) 1S-.VIH 179 «0B isf.r.ss 1S2.39S Eiport i ricn In non-ntorllni «r.a« n I'.S. dollari prr oumr. D>
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        179 16 ■yOKYC'. Thurs. Share 1 prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange turned higher following firming of prices on Wall Stiec-.. The Dow Jones average ro«e by 41.86 points to 4.***** while the New Index incensed by 247 points to 300.21 Turno\er totalled 200 million shales. Today's dosing prices in yen
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        NEW YORK
        326 16 lkjEW YORK, Wed x^ Stocks moved only slightly in either direction most of the day but rallied smartly in the final minutes of trading. Prices closed mestly higher in heavy tradlnc although rertair. issues with corporate news not all of them bullish attracted most attention. Analysts could find
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        Indices
        93 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 86.46 Tuesday 86.48 Week ngo 83.28 KIT Kills Wednesday 391.97 1 uesday 388.64 Week ago 375.19 OILS Wednesday 207.93 Tuesday 201 49 Wtek ago 200.22 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 267.9 I Tuesday 261.7 Week ago 271.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 736.39 Tuesday ***** Week ego 715
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        CLOSING PRICES
        28 16 I Ri.bber: Feb. 20. Sirgapore: 133.00 (ts. It unch.) Malaysia 132i3 cts. f-down 0.50 ct.) Tin: $975 (down $5). Oflirial offering 183 «ons down 10 tons;.
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        PRODUCE
        98 16 ,"capo C re noVn clofinc prices per picul yesterday CeMnuaTOil: bulk fi nominal. Capra: Mixed (loose) UK/ Com. |4«} nomln»l. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob 100', NLW 12*5 sellers. Sarawak *hlte fob. »«of NLW $252* srsVra. Sarawak special black f.o h. 0»<! NLW »215 sellers. Sarawak ASTA black
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        Duty rate
        66 16 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties from %eb. 20 until further notice. Rubber 6O' H ctsalb Copra $768 a ton P. Kernel $235.25 a ton The 'rates of duties payablf are: Rubber 2% cts a 1b (Tot »l B'n cts a
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        Straits tin DOWN $5
        201 16 Straits tin DOWN $5 rTHE Straits tin price x slipped $5 to $975 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down 10 tons to 183 ions. The overnight London market was also easier with its forward buyers falling £13 to £3112 per metric ton. LONDON: Standard tin finished
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        Copper prices
        37 16 London copper pricru on Wed- 1 nesday (previous In bracketa). Wlrakar Spot buyer fS27.SO U&32) seller £52S i £533): Three Month buyer £54« U3&0) seller 1M6.50 If. 151) Market tana: Steady. Ma» I 4.275 tonnes.
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        Rubber market
        525 16 PRICES in the Singa- por* rubber market yesterday were marked up fra:tlonallv at the outset following Wednesday's late steadiness out levels failed to sustain due to lack of support. The !ower market at- tracted better buying In- I terest md part of the earlier loss was regained. Turnover
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      Money and exchanges
      232 16 Money and exchanges "pHE US dollar held firm 1 in the Singapore forex market at $2.2620 30 yesterday Trading was extremely thin with only very minor fluctuations throughout the day. Suggested Interbank forward rates at 300 p.m. Forward 1 month ***** 2.2655. 2 months 2.2660 2.2675 3 months 2.2685 2.2705.
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      NOMINAL RATES
      147 16 Suggested Interbank rate* at 3.00 pm. Currencies Nominal rates Smithsonian Percentage. quoted yesterday (cross) parity change US dollar 2 2620 2 2630 2 8196 —19 78 Sterling pound 5.4220 5.4270 7 3469 —26 20 Hongkong dollar 48.90 49.10 50 51 3 19 Malaysian dollar 99.90 100.10 100 00
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      161 16 A SIAN currency deposit interbank; rates as at close on Thursday. Feb 20: h* J!!£* n !£s may di er u htlv forn those quoted by bank* tc their customers Offer Bid I days 6\ t% mth 6*n 6-.-- mths 7 1 16 6 15 16 I
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      DISCOUNT MARKET
      37 16 RANGE of nl« offered by dlacount houses on Feb. 20: Overnight 3S to 4*. Call depoalt 4 tMBBfISI Buy talt 3-month Treasury bills 4 1 16 4 bank till. a 13/16 Source: National Discount Co
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      Money market
      35 16 Closing Interbank rates in Singapore dollars (or Feb 20: Offer Bid Overnight 5 4 >- 2 1 mth 6% 6», 2 mths 8% 6S 3 mths 7 6% Prime rate Source: IP. Murray-Joan International
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      Profits at DBS go up again
      225 17 Profits at DBS go up again AS the chairman had forewarned in his l<m stnr* in nis i»7J statement. Development Bank of Singapore did not do so well in 1974 as. it hnri Hnrw iyi4 as it had done previously. Audited results released on Tuesday showed that group net alter-tax
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      Earnings jump at Berjuntai
      174 17 HIGHER tin prices are responsible for the 58.3 per cent growth ir. the unaudited pre-tax profit! of Berjuntai Tin Undoing to $17.05 millfor the first six ended October The higher tin price I (1 more than offset the 11 per cent drop in tin I :tput
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      Alexander Holdings
      85 17 EVDR the first half-year ended September 1974, Alexandra Holdings has reported a 178.9 per cent jump in unaudited net group profits to $318,180 on an income growth of 96.4 per cent to $379,579. At the parent company level, net profits dovb.ed to $227,221 on a 38.S rise in
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      Name change
      25 17 THE Belgium subsidiary of Royal Insurance of the UK. La SaintGeorges Cla Beige d'Assurance S.A.. has changed its name to Royal Insurance S.A.
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      Sparkling growth at Ulu Benut
      198 17 /CONSOLIDATED pre\J tax profits of llu Bi-n v t Consolidated Industries (Mi jumped by 155.1 per tent to 51. 03 million for the yi.-ar ended August im The sparkling growth is due primarily to subsidiary Pacific Fire Bricks <r>2.28 per cent owned) which had net
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      SCRIP ISSUE BY THIESS
      198 17 THIESS Holdings of I Australia is to make j a scip issue of four-for- 10 to be followed by a rights of three- for- 10 on i the increased capital. The two issues will raise paid-up capital to A 517.29 million from A 59.09 million. Hoidcrs
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      AMSTERDAM
      172 17 rdam. Wed.— The I market ruled narrowly mixed in quiet dealings, with nd Philips slightly tinner and other Dutch I lnenif.tlonals lai-ier. dealers Amsterdam Kubber firmed in otherwise weaker plant- thl.i Investment i funds shippings and insurances fell sliKhtly where changed. Bjr.ks were gen- [lrflMr. Locals aUo > ruled
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      ZURICH
      125 17 ZURICH. Wed— The downtrend continued today and the stock market c!osrd or. a 'veaker tendency. The bonds market however, wat well disposed on a bigger volume. The Credit Suiss; index dropped 20 to 182 f points. n s»i«< franc« with th« di Lrinre on I M |.r. viou» •eulon
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      579 17 BSEMBAWANG SHIPYARD LIMITED Applications are invited from experienced and suitably qualified candidates for the following positions in this Shiprepair Yard. A. FOREMAN OF SHIPWRIGHTS (AFLOAT) QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE (i) Age 24-40 years. (ii) A full range of experience in shipwrights work, both in plate work and timber, including carrying out major
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      863 17 BRIGHT PROSPECTS AWAIT YOU IN THE SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES Career opportunities exist in the SAF for Skilled Personnel and Trainees in the following vocations: a. Driver b. Electronic Technician c. Weapon Mechanic d. Armourer c. Technical Storeman f. Quartermaster Storeman g. Vehicle Electrician h. Vehicle Mechanic SERVICE STATUS Either Permanent
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      351 17 MERCHANDISE^ THE COMPANY The Singapore office of an international Company, well-established in the garment business, with a large chain of stores in Europe The local office is mainly involved in merchandising for these European stores. THE JOB Essentially to travel around supply areas in South-East-Asia to collect and collate garment
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      391 17 amaotw cr twactorb m«l«<wa hti i*cj> 10 km BUMTTHMAHROPOWKZanaNQAMM invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the post of: ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR Duties To supervise the tradesmen in the repair and installation of marine electrical systems and electrical power generation. Qualification Experience Completed apprenticeship or graduate of Vocational Institute in Electrical
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      663 18 /folA PACIFIC SHIPYARD PTE. LTd\ Due to ra lid expansion of our Shipyard, we invite I suitably qualified parsons to apply for the position I MARKETING EXECUTIVE Qualifications Experience Applicants wtiowish to apply for this post should:- I possess a degree or diploma from a recognised I University/College in Architectural.
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      775 18 WANTED COUNTER SALESMEN AND PEON We are looking for the following people with these qualifications a) On* Senior Counter Salesman with five years of experience in watch retail. Standard of English: Secondary II minimum, Chinese Middle IV. Should be able to speak Cantonese, English, Molay, Mandarin, and Hokkien Preference will
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      903 18 TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invited for:--1) SUPPLY and DELIVERY of 670 z5O Kg Galvanised Screw Drive Nails 6.35 mm x 63.30 mm (Round Head) 2) RENOVATION and Ancillary Works to Existing Block No. 18 and Construction <if R.C. Servicing Ramp at Sentosa Island. 3) PROPOSED ALTERATION to Existing Oil
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      563 18 MJTC TENDER NOTICE Tinders are Invited from Registered Contractors of the Jurong Town Corporation for the following projects: -(A) CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF EXTERNAL WORKS, DRAINS, SEWERS, ROADWORKS AND ANCILLARY WORKS AT BLOCK 9. TSHAPED, 7-STOREY FLATTED FACTORY AT BOON KENG ROAD/ KALLANG PLACE ELIGIBILITY: Civil Engineering $100,000/- and above.
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      548 18 mmmtmmgmm HOTEL AND CATERING TRAINING SCHOOL SINGAPORE Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for the following courses(A) Hotel Front Office Middle Technical Supervisory Level (B) Food Beverage Service Upper Technical Departmental Management Level (C) Hotel L Housekeeping— Upper Technical Departmental Management Level Period of Training: Monday to Friday (A): 9
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      1551 19 cONTAitEismf snmct i w/cwtintftt rtm TOKIO EXPRESS s r i""*'" 1 <-'' IMar SMar nMar IT Mar a Mar 11 Mar lIEMIN EXPIESS Mar 11 Mar liar I lar 1 Itr I Air OWLOON lAT 17 Mir II Mar I Apr 11 Atrl] Apr 7 Apr ■gLSHL 17 K It
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      1219 19 Ben Ocean Ajontservced ßen Line, Sue Pjnnel den Line and NSMO Tt n CINTINENT DM Sport P. Xt anf Penanf Europe Parti lOOMENEUS 2t 27 FM 1/ I Mar tl Apr Arum. Hbf. I'pool, Duel. Illisrus 14/11 Mar 1/ I Ipr 1 Mtf Ada*. R'Ham, H'bf. l'poo FIINTSNUE 11/11 Mar
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      1214 19 I I Bl^piai i1 I1 £\jLjjti BB»"^7V*^^Tti^a^Bßß! Tt EtaaPE: Hturf IHaim t'Mai tTNt»j>t»i "tMMurt BritMH Aiittltrp All U.K. TOKIO EIPAFSS p *><"* sc« AMtm Ha>rt t>tt NONCItM EIPtESS IMar IMar IS Mtr 17 Mar a Mar 21 Mar lEMEN EIPtESS I Mar 11 Mar 2 Apr 4 Apr Ipr I
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      1215 19 a^M^^^^pfau FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE TO EUKOPE Kalanf S FN NEtutvt ielft Mar i M» Wttrdai, AtttjUiJaii. Mmp. It HtVTt. CS H-*-t tnmm. *m*»m. titima" n»t 1 m i jLjrtMt, CMWlatgW, tetkt«c«|. aWaot. urricaii Mr li Stockholm. Oslo. HUsnki, United Kingdom ctaJK faan Ul taan FCI M Man FULL f> CONTAINERIZED
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      1006 19 StPtfaaor* *****4; P. KtrtaaMj «341; K.L. *****; Pwmhmj *****. THE BANK LINE LTD. LBAJS ■111 AfllCA. MAtIBANK {Maurit.lll. RtW«l Mmtlll. /auiibtr. Mihm(i. Oartaa. CaHMm p MiaM 11/11 atr Sport Itl Mar SPETUN (MUKitm. leun.o. t»1 S. Africa) P Kelanf 1/ S Apr Sport It MM/I Aft nan cist i stm
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    189 20 T*tt ■'OUT OF tINOAPOPII 1 AUTMOPIITY ANMOUNCIO THI POLLOWIMO ifPITHIHQ APVUMMCMENTt FOR FU 11 OUT: Hal Llan I and Barge Hal Llan 2. 3/4. Shlnyo Maru 5 SBS I c King Star 7. Korvu Maru and Straat Vandlemen 8 Yamatomi Maru. SC 8204 and Barge 8C S7M
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      954 20 IYIp- KAWASAKI KJSEN KAISHA LTD. MWASUI KINUI DSU WISHA ITI. tt?AH NONSUW. STUUTS SEIVICL jaca- Hon|«on| Vniapo'i P Kalmi A HMtl Mar Japan Arabian Cull Sarvlea Sn|apo« Fll nIUKIWI MAW 1» H» MtMßt Cba.. AIM Onab.. Doha 1 Kwa,t. Japan/South AWtt-Wm AJrlts ttrvlta S-lUM.t F(t HICAIIt'JA MARt) a Frt Mita«..
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      1078 20 ICCIPTINC 111 lINOi (P MAITf [INIPMENT FM PSWTIUM, SAMPIT, UNaiUMtllN lIIKPIPIN UMAIMM. SANCISIIIUIC. lUilil, MIMM. TEMITE. MIMK. WEST IMM AM IaJUUI MAM pans. Froa ETA ETD (sMkatiat: L C T I'ISTT Itm Sou I Mar I Msr ladOMt.l. ICT. KinTMl II Mar II Mar ixdaatua. LS PSMISNM I Jalarta 17
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      1184 20 F« EAST EBMPE CONTAINER/CONVENTIONAL SERVICE LOADINC FOR LONDON, ROTTERB&M. HAMBURC BILBAO Span P »«lan| Ptnanf B.ltao Lmdaa t'Osa Htarf NEPTVNI TtPIl 4, I Mar 1/ 1 Mar IS It Frt II Mr 1 Maf n lar M Mr neptvne saPPNUE lt/11 i» IM Mr 1/ 1 lar I Maf 1
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      905 20 aws same tb imm, laarm/tmrman puts T|. Mam tu«at«rt P. «ria«i Pwsaf Ltasaj far: IMCI TEUTII n/M Fit l 1 Mar 47 Mar 1/11 Mar l.isaa 7/4, L'«m 11 4. R'saa 114. It'Miait 21/4. Ht<l.| »/t, A'wart M/ 4 NIK I (MM 11/11 Mtr 11/11 Mar Li Na»ra 30/4. L'paol
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      772 20 AUSTRALIA SERVICE P. Kelang Singapore iMttsj ttr: MAY SKT 9/19 Mar 11/12 Mar Darwin. Sydney. ,5581 dwt built 1973) Melbourne SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE MAY CUP Est Marci E,« Marts E. London, Durtaa (7292 dwt built 1973) BAY OF BENGAL SERVICE P. Kelang Singapore luftaf ftr: A VESSEL Mil Marcs MM
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    149 21 -.MNIS JOHN CHRIBTOPHER ocomotlve Driver lys and Sacristan Irlt Church, passed 1 efully on 20 2 75 cortege leaves 8 Gladlola Drive on I 45 p.m. for funeral lurch thence to Chua 'ian Cemetery. MIKE K.H. TAN passed away ;,ea<r fully on 19.2.75 aged 46. Cor:egf to leave Singapore
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    Acknowledgments
    67 21 V)R C.S. OOH. brothers, sisters. Iren and great grandhildren thank relatives and friends for their donations. ireaths and assistance ."ndered during their recent be-r.-iivement THE FAMILY OF THE LATE Mrs inn Chew Moh thank priests, .ltlves and friends for their assistance, donations, wreaths, scrolls and attendance during their recent
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    45 21 IN EVERLOVINO MEMORY Of Our dear mother Mrs Nelly Ong (nee Chua Huat Neo) departed this day 21 2 71 Sadly missed but uways remembered by your loved one*. MADAM CHIN TJIN CHIN (Mrs. Ee Keng Slang) always remembered b) her loved ones
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      326 21 classified ads H CLOSING DOWN SALE I ..i'Iim clothes from bras wear. EVERYTHING MUST OO THE SHOW CASC 16 4i Th» Orchard (rwit le Ftup*trtck) kCM, PIMPLES. OPCN POKES rr these your problem? Then /insult Louise Klerk, medically rimed beauty therapist with 20 ■pical experience, at :?otel Slngapura. telephone ;.ore>
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      708 21 PEST CONTROL OPERATORS WANTED. Applicants must be honest and hardworking Please apply S T Box A ***** INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANT ENGINEERS REQUIRE DESIGN ENGINEER Applicant must be dynamic and capable engineer with minimum 3 years structural R C design experience DRAUGHTSMEN Must be able with good draughtsmanship and minimum 3 years
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      773 21 FEMALE STENOGRAPHER SENIOR CAMBRIDGE Certificate with ability to take down shorthand at 80 100 wpm and type at 40 50 wpm Must have hence Applications giving full particulars Including age. qualifications, experience and salary expected to Personnel Officer. United Engineers (S) Pte. Ltd.. PO Box 4 1 Singapore. MALE ACCOUNTS
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      790 21 SECRETARY REOUIRED FOR EXPATRIATE company Excellent command of English essential Apply S.T Box A *****. etal*M NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY REOUIRES sales representatives male/ female Knowledge of Mandarin preferred but not essential. Please call personally at Room 1312. International Plaza. Anson Road. TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE for local and rwlghbourlng countries. We
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      716 21 *«MIMBtMI MOTOR MECHANIC WANTED. Qualification City and Guilds Motor Vehicle Certificate with 2 3 years experience Applicant must be able to detect fault on petrol propelled vehicles and to estimate cost of repair and time Please submit full resume with photograph enclosed to 45 Goldhlll Plaza. Spore 11 FAR EAST-LEVINQSTON
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      688 21 A CONSULTING ENGINEER OFFICE has vacancies for Structural Draughtsmen with Minimum of 3 years experience Please send applications to S.T Box A ***** Spore INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING COMPANY Invites applications from those suitably qualified for the positions of materials supervisor weLdino inspector craft inspector UTILITY INSPECTOR COATINO INSPECTOR "'"mechanical pipino inspector
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      836 21 KOREAN RESTAURANT REOUIRES 1 1 1 waitresses Experience not r -quired. (2) Experienced Hostesses preferably Japanese speaking Apply personally with photograph and resume at Korean ResU urant. 4th floor Specialists' Centre. Orchard Road Spore 9« (LDI IU-JKVKIiM'MKNT .^THWUTY Application, are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the following appointments (1) ARCHITECTURAL
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      748 21 JURONG FACTORY REOUIRES DESPATCH RIDER. Male Singapore citiren primary 6 and above Completed National Service Posrtii motorcycle licence Transport provided Apply In own handwriting enclosing one nonreturnable passport-slxe photograph toS T Box A ***** REOUIRED TWO INTELLIGENT AND hardworking office peons with primary educati n in English Salary $160 $18u
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      728 22 RADIO/ TV./ AIR-CON/ electric motor course. Starting every Monday Apply Edislon Institute. 56/ 58. Jalan Besar. Tel *****1 L.C.C. BOOK-KEEPING BEGINNERS' CLASSES starting March Mobus Training Unit 316 People's Park Centre. Tel. *****1 ENGLISH. LITERATURE. GENERAL PAPER FOR Secondary 4 and PreUniverslty by experienced English Honours graduate Tel. *****7 GENUINE
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 23 MR. KOK KIAN HOCK Departed 21 tt Feb. 1973. Loving and Precious memories of you will always treasured In our hearts. Beloved wife, children. Pate
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      654 23 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHEO Centralize air-ci nditiomng double-storey Meyer Road $1 800 Executive Bungalow TanJong Katong $1,400: Smgleslorey semi-detached Serangoon Garden $650. Woodlands $400. Sembawang $600 Double-storey corner Realty Park $550 *****55 SELETAR AREA semi-detached 2storey available In April Call FCS BELMONT road $2,500 Victoria Park (2.800 (3.000 Toh Tuck HIM/ Place
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      745 23 DIST. 11 MANDALAV COURT fur immediate occupation. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, telephone 2 alrcor.ds. television fully furnished $1,000 Other houses available Phone *****2/ *****9 HILLTOPS CITY TOWERS 2 units luxurious apartments. 2/3 bedrooms, servant's amenities private carpark Enquiries *****33 *****82 OPPOSITE BOTANICAL GARDEN hMurtou* !umtaph*d/unturnl*h*d ■p pftrtinontai 3 bedrooms Uving/dlmng
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      765 23 JAPANESE COMPANY DIRECTORS require detached wrii 1 -detached In disls. 10. 11 Rental (1.000 $2,200 Kindly call *****7 Principals only GERMAN COUPLE, working al Chai Chee. urgently requires accommodation In dlst 13. 15. 16. 19 Direct company's lease *****9 tnt*fn*tton*i Shipping Company requires Suitabl* accommodation tor -ecuttv** Rental range $1200
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      830 23 SELETAR HILLS SINGLE-STOREY semi-detached 2.830 5q ft mosaic flooring. $85,000 No brokers pleaae. Phone Singapore. *****3 SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR HOME OWNERSHIP AND INVESTMENT DM. 11 HlncrMi Part 1 bedrooms. 1 servant's. 3 bathrooms. 3.200 sq ft. tenanted unfurnished $800 price $159,000. DM. 1( Gofctan HM* brand new 2'i' 2-slorey terrace
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      804 23 PASIR RIS BEACH PARK intermediate terrace 2400 sq ft racing Fast 4 ro:>m3. lerrazzo parquet iloorlnti Diethelm nvlng room set Orlles. kitchen cabinet with rr.dge and new oven Dinmg and bedroom set. Bookshelves $110 000 0.n.0. Interested principal.* write to S.T Box AW7OS SELETAR HILLS ATTRACTIVE semi-detained bungalow on twin-level
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      851 23 FOREION PUR< HASER WISHES to purchase a luxurious apartment indist.s 9. 10 Flease rail 2sBol46 DETACHED BUNGALOW NEEDED at Bin Tong PFrk or similar locality CunUct Vincent Me. 81 2082 IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FULLY furnished' anJ aircondltloned executive offir rooms, with use of complete ifllce equipments and serreiana services on a
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      933 23 PERAK CARBIDE CORPORATION BERHAO INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Perak Carbide Corporation Berhad will be held at the Registered Office, No. 2, Station Road, Ist Floor, Ipoh on 10th March, 1975 at 9.15 a.m. for the purpose of considering
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      647 24 FELCRA <l*mbM Pemulihan dan Penvatuan Tanah Negara) Permohonan adalah dipelawa darlpada Warga negara Malaysia untuk memenuhi JawatanJawatan berlkut:— 1. PEGIWAI PERKHIDMATAN TADBIR, Kumpulan A. GAJI. $650 x 50 850/950 x 50 1,150/1.3000 x 50 1.500/1,600 x 75 1,825. UMUR: Lantlkan terus tldak meleblhl 40 tahun, pegawal-pegawai yang sedang berkhldmat tlda*
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      1084 24 ENEX CONSORTIUM NO. 6 LTD. EAST WEST HIGHWAY BRIDGES Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens to fill the following postlons for the Supervision of the Construction of Five Major Bridges on the East West highway. 1. Surveyor (Engineering) Must be at field assistant level with a recognised examination
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      111 24 UJIAN KELAYAKAN 1975 Permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada calun-calun persendirian untuk ntemasuki Ujian Kelayakan 1975. Peraturanperaturan peperlksaan dan borang-borang masuk boleb dldapati daripada Pengarah Pelajaran Negerl tempat calun tingga). Tiap-tiap permintaan hendaklah disertakan dengan satu sampul surat yang beralamat sendiri. 2. Bayaran Masuk adalah jepertl berlknt:--(i) Bayaran masuk Ujian Kelayakan untuk
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      890 24 p~— CALLING MANUFACTURERS AND EDUCATION OFFICER SUPPLIERS FOR GAS CYLINDERS, PROCESSED ROUND CANES. BLANK CASSETTES, CAR TRANSISTORS WITH World Wildlife Fund Malaysia ?5^r T p E RE L FIB R HOUS N E E s AP A P N L D wlWs to appoint an Education calculators houses and Officer.
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      636 25 BP-ÜBYA Announcement by BP Exploration Company (Libya) Limited By an Agreement made on 20th November, 1974, BP Exploration Company (Libya) Limited has reached a full and final settlement with the Libyan Government of all outstanding disputes between them, including the dispute relating to Law N0.11 5 of 7th December, 1971.
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      374 25 TENDS! NOTICE Tenders are invited lor the i I supply, installation and riirmnissioning of- POUt (I) Full Facilities MullipU-x Telecinrs And Ancillary Equipment. Closing Date: .".iih March < 1975. This Invitation to Tender is intended for established manufacturers or companies with proven capacity, skill and experience in the supply, design
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      356 25 PWD SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited from PWD. Registered Contractors and from other suitable contractors for the following work:Kpnpwal of roof lo Sri 'IVmiiNvk Showround: Contractors lo m.-rt S.O. al entrance Guard House, Istana, Cavenagh Koad on 26.2.75 at 10.00 a.m. liuilding Contractors above $100,000/Closing Date: 7.3.7S at 10.30 a.m. Persons
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      1420 25 TELECOMMUNICATION A UTHORITY OF SINGAPORE TENDER NOTICE lA. Tender Reference No. AMQ.T/7.V003 BUILDING TENDER FOR PROPOSED TAS I HOLIDAY RESORT AT PASIR RIS Building tender Is Invited for proposed TAS Holiday Resort at I Pasir Ris, ofi Elias Road. Singapore 18. Tender documents can be obtained from the office of
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      597 25 T E > iU E K Tenders will be received from registered tenderers at the Ministry of Health. Palmer Road, Singapore 2. up to noon on jhe date as indicated against each tender, for the supply of the following items: -(a) Tender for supply of Dental Chairs. Opera- ting Lights.
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      746 25 MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited from PWD. Registered Contractors and from "Specially Registered Contractors" for the following works: The Supply and Laying of main and minor tewert at Benoi Road. Benoi Place and Pioneer Road for Jurong Sewerage Scheme. Phase IV Contract 111. Singapore. PWD Regiitered Contractors
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      Top-form gallop by Joanna's Pet
      644 26  -  EPSOM JEEP FIVE STAR TOO GOOD FOR MEMO IN 3F TRIAL By pENANG, Thurs. Joanna's Pet showed vast improvement, beating Vigorous easily in a 3f trial in 38 2/5 on a good track here today. On this workout, Joanpa's Pet may be worth an each-way
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      DENNESSTAKES ENGLAND TO 319-3 IN TEST
      257 26 DENNESSTAKES ENGLAND TO 319-3 IN TEST 4 UCKLAND, Thurs. A England, led by an unbeaten 149 from captain Mike Denness, recovered from an early collapse to be 319 for three at the end of the opening day of the First Test against New Zealand here today. Denness had ecot^d nearly
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      1536 26 Saturday RACE 1 APPRENTICES RACE 2.10 CLASS 6 DIV. S— 7F 1 Gay Duchess 9.00 S. Nathan 4 2 TUn Chin 8.11 JnnaMl 9 S West Aussie 8.10 Edward a 4 Scalpel B.l* Au-Yeunc 2 5 Warm Brandy B.M C.H. Tan It 6 Wlndwater 8.06 N'liow s
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      Baichan hits 105 in drawn Test
      258 26 Baichan hits 105 in drawn Test LAHORE, Thurs Pakistan and the West Indies drew the First cricket Test here today. Scores: Pakistan 199 and 373-7 declared, West Indies 214 and 258-4 The West Indians set to chase 347 runs for victory, played cautious cricket and a draw was Inevitable. Main
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      Lock icon Birchenall nets late equaliser
      346 26 LONDON, Thurs. Leicester City, a goal dawn in extra time, hit back to force a 1-1 draw with Arsenal in their English Football Association Cup fifth round replay at Leicester last night. The clubs drew 0 0 last Saturday and there was stilt no score after
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      American shares HK lead with Ball and Lee
      268 26 American shares HK lead with Ball and Lee HONGKONG, Thurs. Asian Circuit newcomer Bill Bra.sk. of the United States, shared the first round lead with Au.'tra'ian Ted Ball and Lre IIAhn, of South Korea, after the first round of the Hongkong Open coif championship today. They we~e the only golfers
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      62 26 LOJOOX. Thurs Bunny ,'ohnson, Britain's Jamaicanbom heavyweight champion, celebrated his first appearance as holder of the title by outclassing Pedro Agosto of Puerto Rico over 10 rounds here last night. Johnson earned thi» points verdict with a competent and thorough, though unexciting, performance In which he
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      30 26 ROME, Thurs. Italy defeated Noiway 4-1 (halftime 2-0) yesterday In a friendly soccer game, seen here as a morale-booster after Italy's poor World Cup showing last summer. UPI.
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      2-2 draw
      20 26 TEX United held Supreme Court to a 2-2 draw In a friendly soccer match at the padang yesterday.
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      188 26 LAUSANNE, Switzer- land. Thurs. Organisers of the 1974 Olympic Games in Montreal today assured the Executive Commission of the International Olympic Committee that the Games could be held on schedule. Mr. Roger Rousseau, president of the Montreal Organising Committee, delivered to the Commission and
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      Duinker: Hard for Holland to retain title
      181 26 T)KFENDING cham- pion Holland will have a difficult task retaining their World Cup title which they won in Amsterdam in 1973, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Netherlands Hockey Association director P. J. Duinker said last night "We will find It hard to retain the t'tle
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      Singapore outshine the Kiwis
      447 27  - Singapore outshine the Kiwis ERNEST FRIDA SCORELESS SHOCK FOR WORLD CUP VISITORS By mesh Patel Impressed with his fine stlckwork. He and the outside right B. Mellor were a constant menace to our defenders. Teams: Singapore Ng Hoi Kan. I. Holmberg, Lam Yin Koi, Subramanlam Arul, Abdul Karim. Veer Singh.
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      SUPPORT WELL ARMED FOR SHOWDOWN
      235 27 SUPPORT WELL ARMED FOR SHOWDOWN rWO factors a heavier pack and a better prepared side will give Support Company 1 RNZIR the edge over arch rivals Bravo Company when the two teams meet in the SRI League Division One rugby final at Terror tomorrow (Kickoff 5 p.m.), reports Godfrey Robert.
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      PLANS FOR INTER-CON JUDO TOURNEY
      160 27 THE Singapore Amateur Judo Association plans to organise an Inter constituency Judo tournament later this year to popularise the sport among the masses. SAJA vice president K.S. Moorthy said: "We ran a course for referees recently because we want to expand the pool of referees
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      104 27 NEW YORK. Thurs—Topseeded Evonne Ooolagong of Australia overcame a slow start last night to defeat Sharon Walsh of the U.S. and In the bottom bracket. No. 2 seed Australian Margaret Court devastated American Cathy May in the Virginia Slims of Detroit tennis tournament. Miss Goolagong dropped the
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      35 27 LONDON. Thurs.—Lastminute substitute Steve Aczel of Australia won the vacant Commonwealth light heavyweight boxing title In his 11th professional fight last night by stopping Britain's Max Smith In the third round. UPI.
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      Rajagopal still not fit for Sunday's game
      297 27  - Rajagopal still not fit for Sunday's game JOE DORAI By IT IS settled. At- tacking fullback. S. Rajagopal will leave today with the Sing apore Indians team for the Bardhan Cup semifinal match against Perak at Talping on Sunday. But he Is going only as an official. He will assist
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      Lock icon $305,000 offer for rematch
      102 27 $305,000 offer for rematch PERTH. Thurs— An Australian tennis promoter today offered tennis stars Jimmy Connors and Rod Layer at least A*loo.ooo ($305,000) for a rematch here of their Las Vegas wlnner-take-sil classic last month. Tennis camps of Australia cabled Connors' manager BUI Rlordan in Kentucky with the offer, and
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      Few changes—but Penang look more menacing
      584 27  - Few changes but Penang look more menacing KOAY KOK CHAING By DENANG, Thurs. 1 Football Association of Penang are likely to field a few newcomers in their team to meet Singapore in their friendly soccer match at Singapore's National Stadium on Sunday. But make no mistake about it: Penang are
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      231 27 SYDNEY, Than.— The Australian cricket tour of South Africa scheduled for the 1975--76 season has been cancelled, the chairman of the Australian Cricket Board said today. Tim Caldwell, in a statement, said the plans for the tour were dropped because the Board did not want to go
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      Schools' trio set new swimming records
      357 27 Schools' trio set new swimming records COMBINED Schools representatives Yin Chin, Justina Tseng and Cyril Lee of Chinese Swimming Club showed splendid form yesterday by setting three individual meet records on the third day of the Sasa age group swimming meet for Under- 13 to Under-17 years at Amber Road,
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      AVOID NICOLL HIGHWAY ON SUNDAY
      133 27 TIjOTORISTS not going to the National Stadium, are advised to avoid travelling along Nicoll Highway and the adjacent roads on Sunday when Singapore soccer team meet Penang National Stadium. Pay-as-you-park facilities will be provided at the National Stadium's car park A, B and C Oasis
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      Starting times
      275 27 |\RAW and starting times of the first round of the Tiger tournament at Semba- wang course today. 8.00 a.m. P. It. Samy. D. Neville (A). 8.06 R Kanasppa. S. K. Lim. Sudlr Mohm. 812 Pang Yeng Ee. Mohd. Shah. Kassim Ahmab. 8.18 Cng Ah Loh (A). Poh Hock
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      37 27 LUCKNOW, (India). Thurs.— The touring Australian women's cricket team beet Central Zone by 98 runs In a one-day 40 overs a side match here yesterday. Scores: Australians 195-6 (Barbara Tryde 73), Central Zone 67-B.— Reuter.
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      733 26 ISLAND HOTELS PROPERTIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Island Hotels ti Properties (M) Berhad will be held at the Registered Office. No. 2, Station Road, Ist Floor, Ipoh on 10th March, 1975 at 9.45 a.m. for the
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      57 27 siifel iflsfl m Mr ft £&ROME Today's Number 1 Lighter in Europe Now Available in Singapore. LIFE-TIME FREE SERVICE Sates Service Centre: rrTTTT\ 4Jl^ m KO 0 1 2 0 2nd Floor Shemon House, Shr,,on W.y V\M T4URUS INTERNATIONAL SON. BHD. *no»por» 1 Tel: *****79 [jji^- i 26»h Floor UIC
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      107 27 SOCCER: SBHFL KO Tournament: KLM Airlines v Rheem Hume (Glllman Brks); Guthrle Berhad v Inchape: Brldgestone v J. Shipbuilders (Both at Tanglln): Shangri-La v Sime Darby; Hume v East Asiatic; Bank of Paris v Holiday Inn: Metal Box v Equatorial Hotel (All matches at Farrer Park). Friendly: Hampshire v VC
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    'QUEEN OF THE SEAS' SAILS INTO SINGAPORE
    165 28 HER 66.850-ton (68.--000 tonnes) neatly framed, the QE 11, the world's largest passenger liner. lay gracefully at dock yesterday when she made a one-day stonover on her maiden cruise round the world. Longer than three soccer fields, the "Queen" was built at a
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    18 sailors held at airport
    74 28 TEL AVIV, Thurs. Police took 18 Portuguese sailors into custody at Ben Gurion international airport today when they tried to board two planes with pistols and teargas cartridges In their luggage, airport sources said. The sources said two pistols found In the sailors' luggage could
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    67 28 Op on Onassis a success PARIS. Thurs. Doctors attending ailing Greek shipping magnate ArlMotle Onasels said today that an operation for the removal of his gall bladder 10 days ago could now be considered successful. However, a communique from the American Hospital here, signed by live doctors and six consultants,
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    59 28 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ford's popularity has steadily declined since last September, according to a Harris Poll published In today's Washington Post. Only 39 per cent of those questioned In January believed Mr. Ford would become a "strong and decisive" Chief Executive down from 70 per cent
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    23 28 DAMASCUS, Thurs. Syria and Portugal have decided to establish diplomatic relations at ambassadorial 'evel. It was announced here U day.— Reuter.
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    110 28 HONGKONG. Thnrs. An ancient palace between 3.400 and 3,500 years old has been discovered in China's central province of Hupeh recently, the New China News Atency reported today. The acency said the palace, and an ancient tomb nearby which contained skeletons of slaves killed as
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    408 28 I ONDON. Thuri. The stock L-< market dosed easier today but Above the day's lows. At 3 p.m the Financial Times Indei was down 6 3 to 261 Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty LONDON. Thura. Spot 27 T5 Settlement: March 2T.«0. April 27
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    Godber defence blast at ICAC
    415 28 HONGKONG Thursday deputy head of Hongkong's Independent Commission 'Against Corruption (ICAC) came under sharp crossexamination today in the trial of an exchief superintendent of police on charges of bribery and corruption. Mr. John Prendergast, who is director of operations for ICAC, was testifying in the
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    Lock icon GODBER LOSES HIS COOL
    314 28 GODBER LOSES HIS COOL HONGKONG, Thurs. Former Hongkong police chief super, ntendent Peter Godb* r, facing trial lin a corruption scanI dal, lost his temper today when a press photographer tried to take v picture ot him entering court. "Get out of the court, Godber shou--1 ted at the photographer
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    39 28 PARIS, Thurs. Britain has be?n electee 1 chairman of th.? Ministerial Level Council of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Envelopment (OECD) for 197«. the OECD said. Japar and Switzerland will provide the two vice-chair-men. Reuter.
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    31 28 RAWAXPINDI, Thurs. An avslanche has killed 10 people In the mountainous Poonch District of Pakistan, the r.cvspaper Musawat reported today. Rescuers could retrieve only three bodies —Reuter.
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