The Straits Times, 5 April 1975

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 492 75
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  • The Sunday Times
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      Murder at the seaside
      141 1 THK gripping Sunday Times series ALIBI continues tomorrow with the fascinating mystery of a murder by the seaside in Brighton. The victim this time is a 68-year-old retired wholesale druggist who died of pneumonia a month after he was mugged. His death was due, said his
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      An amazing Hughes secret
      78 1 ALSO in tomorrow's Sunday Times la the ssnasing story behind the theft of a top secret Ale from a safe in the Los Angeles headquarters of billionaire Howard Hughes. The file is said to be a progress) report of Hughes' bid to salvage from the bed
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      In TIMESCOPE
      66 1 THE MAN WHO'S MADE MILLIONS FROM WAR how an out-of-work journalist became a millionaire. ARTIFICIAL GILLS FOR HUMANS? a Japanese Inventor describes his experiments that could help man live beneath the sea for long periods, breathing by means of artlfiflclal gills. TAKE THE TIBE TO HIGH FASHION Vanity
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  • Sunday Nation
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      Suicide centre of the world
      116 1 r!E shape and structure of the Golden Gate Bridge spanning San Francisco Bay has made It one of the Wonders of the World. But its beauty attracts more than Just tourists. It has become the suicide centre of the world, luring hundreds of people to
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      In Sports Nation
      99 1 FOOTBALLER Quah Kirn Song talks about his coffee-shop meeting with Malacca's Fong Seng Meng after their four-match suspension last Tuesday. Singa- pore's East Coast tour, and why the team will I make it to the semifinals. INSIDE TRACK. This week: Sprint queen Heat a c r Mencan's
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    Lock icon ORPHANS IN CRASH HORROR
    505 1 178 killed during emergency landing SAIGON. Friday A GIANT US Air Force C-5A Galaxy transport plane carrying 305 people, 243 of them Vietnamese war orphans bound for the United States, crashed and burned today while attempting an emergency landing here. At least 178 of those aboard
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    Belfast youth shot dead
    54 1 BELFAST. Frt. Another ptison was shot to death In Northern Ireland last night, the third to die since Tuesday In apparently motiveless killings Police said two men gunned down a 19-year-old Protestant youth at the front door of his writ Belfast home and then escaped In
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    The weather
    15 1 THE weather outlook for Singapore today from 6 a.m. to midday: No rain
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    Singapore seizes plane
    628 1 Singapore seizes plane fHK Singapore Government yesterday unfunded a South Vietnamese military Hercules plane which landec here on Thursday night without prio notification or clearance and declarer the 52 refugees and four military of ficers aboard as illegal immigrants. The passenger* and crew member are now being held at the
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    Lock icon Hunger strike threat by Aquino
    139 1 Hunger strike threat by Aquino MANILA, Frt. Imprisoned opposition leaaer Benigno Aquino Jr., bis voice quavering and tears welling in his eyes, announced today he would go on a hunger strike to protest proceedings which, he said, were staged to -dehumanise" him. The 42-year-old former senator made the announcement alter
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    44 1 NEW YORK. F:«. Dow Jones average*. *jaaed on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: SO Indus 74C.M down 6.24. 30 transp 163.61 down Oil: 16 utils 76.40 v i 0 13; 66 stock* 354J4 down 1 13— UPI.
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    CALL FOR INDEPENDENT PALESTINIAN STATE
    102 1 CALL FOR INDEPENDENT PALESTINIAN STATE JERUSALEM. Fit «l Senator Ge• r g c MeGorern told a news conference In Jerusalem today an Independent Palestinian state should be established alongside Israel as part of an overall Middle East peace settlement. The former presidential candidate said anj peace settlement should take into
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    Lock icon New Khmer advance
    292 1 PHNOM PENH, Frl pAMBODIA'S Khmer V Rouge insurgents have punched a major fresh hole in Phnom Penh's defence perimeter, reliable military sources said here jday. The sources said the Government also appeared to be preparing to abandon some of its outlying provincial capitals in order to pall
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    Naked wife found dead in trunk
    160 1 Naked wife found dead in trunk |{UALA LUMPUR, Frl.— Police last nik h t found the naked body of a Kenyan housewife in a trunk in her home in Bungsar Park here. She had been slashed to cietth The dead woman was later Identified as sirs. Man a Theresa Lewis.
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    Lock icon Dock strike to end
    67 1 LONDON. Frl. A mam meeting of London's longshoremen voted decisively today to end a five-week unofficial strike over job security which has dosed London docks. The 11.000 longshoremen will resume work on Monday. The strike was anx fears that the growth of container freight traffic will
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    Lock icon Malik: We're willing
    55 1 BALI. Frt Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today Indonesia Is willing to recognise a new government of Cambodia under Prince Norodom Sihanouk If ha comes Into power. Mr. Malik said: "But we do not know who will be In power yet. Maybe, th* Khmer Rouge has another
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    LATEST Why plane crashed
    88 1 LATEST Why plane crashed WASHINGTON, PrL Tk* aisrksa Inn* port plan* which eruhrd Maty. kUUac acarty 1M BmU Vhliismiw srpfcsa r»ff—, kwt Ms res* 4asn hi fUfht MR than «J km ffosr ssifca) afcore gnmi. Defence Dipiitunat o*ftcsafci reported. Aa air fares «po«f i»n aaM the pfaae last lv tan
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      75 1 vX*XslP.vi\ China's children in pictures OTHER hifhlifhts la tomorrows Sunday Nation: A colour pictorial on China's children: Two pares of pictures by photofrapher Mak Kian Sent, one of the five Singapore newsmen who accompanied Mr S. Rajaratnam to China. A moving account of a rape victim's search for Justice 0
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      199 1 Death for drug traffickers in Malaysia Pag* 11 FORD orders navy standby t EARLY recovery •f US economy forecast S ISRAEL "has at least three N- bombs" 5 NEED for higher output 6 JADE trek from Saifon 7 CAR sales at record low "CRASH courses" under fire II PINDER TRIAL
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  • Straits Times World News
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      Lock icon Rejected
      22 2 ATHXNS. Prl Th« Oreefc Oo»emni«nt today r .-feted a constitutional proposal to hMMr til* voting age from »1 to ll— AP
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      Lock icon War, so oil probe put off
      134 2 War, so oil probe put off rKYO. PTI. The Japanese partner in a three- nation oil exploration project off South Vietnam said today toe project would be temporarily suspended due t the Intensified warfare raging In the country. Mr. Yasuo Nlkl. president of the Kalyo Oil Co, Mid all crewmen
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      Lock icon Ford orders navy standby
      609 2 All ships around Vietnam told to be ready to pick up refugees WASHINGTON. Friday PRESIDENT Ford has ordered all available navy ships to stand by near South Vietnam to assist refugees if necessary. He also set lp motion an airlift of 2,000 South Vietnamese orphans to
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      Lock icon Life trudges on as the rockets hit Phnom Penh
      443 2 PHNOM PENH. Frl. IJOUR miles to the west lies Pochetong airport, the country's lifeline, where American planes land continually, bringing In the city's only supplies. The tallest building at the airport Is the control tower, and at the top. surround by
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      Lock icon US: We will stand behind our '—allies
      291 2 US: We will stand behind our allies WASHINGTON. Fri. President Ford gave specific assurances yesterday that the I nit. <1 States wUI stand behind its defence alliances with the Philippine* and Thailand and will continue its role of leadership in Asia. In a nationally televised news conference held at his
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      Lock icon 'Surrender all power' deadline
      96 2 'Surrender all power' deadline LISBON, Pri.—Portu•fjuese political leaders must reply today to an ultimatum to surrender virtually all power to the country's military ruler* for the next three to five years. The leftwlng Armed Porcee Movement (MPA) gave the political pa.nlei «S houn on Wednesday to decide on 1U plan
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      Lock icon Tokyo visit
      33 2 TOKYO. Prl. RuxnanU President Nicola* Oeauaeacu arrived here today for a clx-day lUte rlalt. during which he would have two round* of summit talks with Japanese Prune ICnteter Takeo Mlkl Reuter
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      Lock icon Kennedy and the CIA
      67 2 BAN DIEOO. California, i Prl President Ford said yeAerday the Rockefeller CommlMton on the Oentrai Intelligence Agency would examine aspect* of the ■asa Miration of President Kennedy. Replying to a question at a preaa conference here. Mr Pord recalled chat the Warren CommUaion on the aaeaaalnation,
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      Talks break down
      51 2 TOKYO. Frl. Foreign Minister KUchl Mlyasawa said today negotiations on Japan's aid to North Vietnam have raptured dae to the aggravated situation in Vietnam. Mr. Mlyasawa told a new« conference the two countries failed to reach agreement on some commodities to be offered by Japan.— l'M. j
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      Lock icon Kukrit frees suspects an riot charges
      231 3 Kukrit frees suspects an riot charges BANGKOK. Prt. Thai police, faced with mounting protests from students and public. have unconditionally released eight suspects detained on charges of Instigating riots and property destruction and freed nine others on ball, Prime Minister Kukrit PramoJ told a news conference today. The 17 students
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      Lock icon Tear gas breaks up student demo
      104 3 Tear gas breaks up student demo SEOUL, Frl. Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrating students from the private Yonsel University here today after classes were Indefinitely suspended following yesterday's students clashes with riot police. About 80 people were arrested. Some 300 students demonstrated outside the campus today while about
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      Lock icon Li off to Iran
      63 3 PBONO. m VtoePrwnler U Hsien-mm tefi her* today for Iran, on only the aacond offletol www viMt by a «ntnr Cblna»» SSer itnee Om IMO Cultural Revolution. A PtoreJgn MlnUtry <w«' mail Mid he could give no detail* of the trip but diplomatic wurcw believed It
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      Lock icon 'US economy will recover as early as July'
      451 3 'US economy will recover as early as July' WASHINGTON, Fri.— The United States' deep rect'ssion is slowing down and an economic recovery will begin as eariy as .F u1 y. President Ford "said yesterday. Mr. Ford said recent economic indicators show business conditions improving while the rate of inflation Iras
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      Lock icon Outcry over schoolgirls' survival menu
      114 3 Outcry over schoolgirls' survival menu LONDON. PTI.— A schoolgins' exercise In survival which would Involve eating sparrows and other wild animals caused an angry outburst from nature conservationists. Six girls and their biology master. Dr. Peter Driver, from a west of England school are planning to spend a week camping
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      Lock icon $113 m plea by Unicef
      76 3 UNITED NATIONS, PH.— The UN Children'! Fund (Unlorf) today launched an appeal for US»SO minion i SSI 13 5 million) and 140.000 ton* of food for eight major assistance programmes, chiefly in Asia and Africa, during 1875 and 1978 The projects art designed to help
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      Six cholera deaths
      56 3 NEW DELHI, Frt. 8U people have died In a Mysore hospital from cholera In the last hours and 30 people are under treatment, a government statement said today. The Public Heath Department has so far given 14.000 people anti-cholera Injection* in the southern dty and cholera has
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      Lock icon Mines facing black labour shortage
      323 3 Mines facing black labour shortage UEW YORK. Fri.— An Increasing shortage of black labour threatens South Africa's multibillion dollar gold mining industry, Business Week magazine said yesterday. "If we don't solve this problem soon, we may be out of business," the magazine quoted a pessimistic executive of the huge Anglo-Americano
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      Amin to swim Suez
      51 3 LONDON. Fit President Idi Amln of Uganda declared today that he Intends to he the first head of state to swim acron the 9oes Canal in appreciation of Egyptian Midlers' Ir a very daring the October 1973 war against Israr, according to Radio Uganda, monitored here.
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      Lock icon 'No end in sight to British decline'
      136 3 'No end in sight to British decline' LONDON. Frl.— The Industrial crisis now facing Britain l» far deeper than Is generally appreciated. Industry Secretary Tony Benn warned yesterday. Writing in the government Journal Trade and Industry, Mr. Benn said: "Behind the Immediate problems that beset management and labour lies a
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      Lock icon Overcharged by millions
      60 3 WASHINOTON. FW. Admlrml H>-man Rickover. controversial veteran director of the navy s nuclear propulsion programme, Mid that defence contractors could be overcharging the Oovemment by hundred* of millions of dollars. He told a Congressional committee that a renegotiation board set up to recoup excess profits by defence
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      Lock icon Bali art craft catches eye of Lon Not
      132 3 PESIDENT Lon Not of CiMbeilla. In dark glaascs holding a cane (right la lUtire), point* to Balinese handicraft after coming oat from watching a Barong dance performance In a temple on Thursday. The President arrived In Bali on Tuesday for what he
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      Lock icon Timor: A hands-off pledge by Suharto
      143 3 Timor: A hands-off pledge by Suharto MELBOURNE, Frl Indonesian President Suharto continued talks today with Australian Prime Minister Oough Wh!tlam. and diplomatic sources reported the Indonesian leader reiterated his Government's pledge of a hands-off policy toward Portuguese Timor. The sources said the Timor question arose early In today's talks. They
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      Four killed
      38 3 BUENOS AIRES Argentina Frl. At least four guerillas were killed and about SO were detained across Argentina in the past t» days, police sources reported yesterday after wide new sweeps against alleged foreign and Argentine extremist*—AP.
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      586 3 MARKETING MANAGER, SINGAPORE Around 53. 500 plus car Halafsinna HA J RESIDENT MANAGER, MALAYSIA Up to 53. 000 plus car Reference 60S A leading international manufacturing and marketing organisation seeks the services of two key executives to fill the above positions in its South Eaat Asian operation. The company has
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      Lock icon Karpov:-Why Fischer backed out
      163 4 Karpov:Why Fischer backed out MOSCOW, Frt. Russia s Anatoli Karpov. proclaimed world chess champion yesterday after Ameiican holder Bobby Fischer refused to defend the title, hinted he thought Fischer was out of form and was seeking an excuse to back out. The 23 year -old Leningrad student told Tass: I
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      Chewing gum, Russian style
      107 4 Chewing gum, Russian style MOSCOW. Frl. Schoolboys pestering Western tourists for chewing gum may soon be just a memory the Soviet In ion is to start making its own. According to Moskovskaya Pravda, a proposal to begin the first domestic production of chewing-gum has been approved at all the necessary
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka denies slave trade report
      129 4 Sri Lanka denies slave trade report pOLOMBO, Frt. Sri vv Lanka denied yesterday that children of Indian birth were being sold a* slaves here. The denial, by Deputy Foreign Minister Lakshman Jayakody. concerned allegations In the London Sunday Times at the weekend Mr. Jayakody told reporters: "The slave trade wa>
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      Lock icon Ferry link
      26 4 TOKYO, Frl. A Japanese shipping company said today It will extend the ferry service linking Japan's main island and Okinawa to Taiwan tomorrow. UPI.
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      Lock icon Opec experts draw up dollar switch plan
      460 4 ENSURING STABLE REVENUE yiENNA, Fri.— Exerts from oil- exporting countries yesterday recom mended a complex new way of fixing petroleum prices to shield their revenues against shifts in exchange rates. The plan has yet to be approved by oil ministers from the 13
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      Lock icon Key witness: I gave Connally $22,700
      302 4 Key witness: I gave Connally $22, 700 WASHINGTON, Friday rpHE Government's star witness in the bribery trial of John Connally yesterday .swore the former Treasury Secretary took US$lO,OOO (5522,700) from him in 1971 for helping the dairy industry raise milk prices. Mr. Jake Jacobsen, an aide to former President Lyndon
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      Lock icon PAYING TO SEE HISTORIC PISTOLS
      109 4 PAYING TO SEE HISTORIC PISTOLS ONDON, Frt.— Tourists Ju are being asked to contribute £30,000 <*****,800> Awards the cost of two 17th-century pistols that went on display In the tower of London today. The Tower armoury bought the pair of ornate English pistols for a record £90,000 (Bs4--91,400) from the
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      Lock icon Oil chief's visit
      35 4 SEOUL. Prl. The president of the state-run Indonesian oil corporation PerUmlna, Mr Ibunu Sutowo. arrived here today for a two-day visit at the Invitation of Commerce- Industry Minister Mr. Chang YleJoon.— Rcuter.
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      Lock icon The 'too hefty' candidate at girls' exam
      95 4 TOKYO, Frl— A high school teacher tried to get his daughter Into the prestigious Tsuda Women's Univcslty by taking the entrance exam In a woman's wig and clothes, but the ruse failed. School officials said some of the girls taking the test told
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      Lock icon Two guerillas charged
      61 4 TOKYO. F«1 TWO suspected Japanese Red Army guerilla* deported Iron Sweden last month, were Indicted here yesterday ror forging passports and using them, the prosecutor's office •aid. The two men Identified as Jun Nlshikawa, 24, and Kazuo Tohlra. 22. wert arrested In Stockholm early lut month while
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      Lock icon Alaska oil prospects
      64 4 LONDON Prl. British Petroleum hopes to start producing oil from Alaska in 1*77, the company aid today In announcing a £820-million (8(5.033 million) Investment programme thU year for its oilfields In Alaska and the North Sea. The bulk of the money will be spent In Alaska. BP*s
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      JAL crew strike
      40 4 TOKYO. PH. Japanese cabin crew staff of Japan Airlines (JAL) went on a 34--hour strike today, halting ail dosMatic service flights except two serving Okinawa. The company said the strike did not affect lv international airline iluw.
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      31 KILLED IN BLIZZARD HAVOC
      253 4 31 KILLED IN BLIZZARD HAVOC pHICAGO, Frl—Thirtyv> one people are now known to have died In a blizzard yesterday which clogged Chicago I streets with snow, stranding tb o v sands and closing airports, schools and factories, police said today. A three year old boy died of exposure after wandering
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      Lock icon Arafat: Israel has at least 3 N-bombs
      498 5 'Rockets also for these warheads' BKIRIT. Friday PALESTINE guerilla leader Yasser Arafat declared last night he had conclusive evidence Israel had at least three nuclear weapons in its armoury He told a gathering of several hundred Palestinians in the Oulf state of Qatar
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      UN fund plan nears reality
      79 5 UN fund plan nears reality TOKYO, Fri. A United Nations fund to *".1 »*.evelopinrc nations In tiu_.rr?' exploration edseti clot*:- to reality during the fourth an "t--lnfj cf the UN. Committee on Natural resources wh'ch ended today But differences remain between the developed and developing nations and among the developing
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      Lock icon Greek city jolted
      49 5 ATHENS. Fri A moderate earthquake shook the wertern Oreek city of Patraa tarty today, a ipokesman at Athrni oteervatory said. Report* from the area said no damage or casualties were cau<v<l »>y the quake. Real- dents of Patras rushed Into the streets In their pajamas. UPI.
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      Lock icon 8m jobless
      32 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. The unemployment rate jumped to (.7 per cent In March as the number of Americans without Jobs In- i creased to eteht million, the CWivemment repoited today. AP
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      Lock icon Suez Canal tolls likely to be 50 pc higher
      235 5 Suez Canal tolls likely to be 50 pc higher NEW YORK. Frl.-Early indications are that when Egypt reopens the Suez Canal In June tolls will be 50 to 100 per cent higher than those in 1967. when war with Israel closed it. Reporting this yesterday, Business Week magazine said Cairo's
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      Lock icon EXPOSED: THE No. 1 HOUDINI TRICK
      331 5 LONDON. Fri OPHE secret was reveal--1 ed yesterday of how Houdlnl performed his most famous trick of escaping. handcuffed, from a locked trunk thrown underwater. The fett so mystl/led the public at the tl-ne that the American escapologist was hailed by some as a
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      Lock icon Khalid: A clean bill of health
      103 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. King Khalid has been given a clean bill of health by two Cleveland doctors who said they examined the new Saudi ruler last weekend. King Khalid had a heart attack In 197* when he was crown prince, and he underwent open-heart surgery
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        31 5 WASHINGTON. Fri A White House official said yesterday the question of Hongkong's request to be placed on a list of developing countries eligible for generalised preference Is under very active consideration
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        20 5 ATHENS: The Greek Government made new charges that Turkish Jet fighters violated Greek air space over I the Aegean Islands.
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        31 5 MANILA: The Philippine based Asian Development Bank (ADB). an international development finance lnstltu tlon, will hold Its eighth annual meeting of the board of governors here from April 24 to 26.
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        30 5 RAWALPINDI: Military chiefs of the Central Treaty Organisation (Cento) todaj reaffirmed their faith In the useful role of the five nation alliance at the end of a two-day meeting here.
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        33 5 HONGKONG The North Korean Vice Minister ot Foreign Trade. Mr. U Tae-Baek. pledged increased cooperation with Sweden when he attended a Swedish Industrial exhibition In Pyongyang, the North Korean news agency reported today.
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        26 5 NEW DELHI: Indian External Affairs Minister Teshwantrao Chavan will pay an official visit to Egypt in the next two or three weeks, officials said here today.
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        22 5 JAKARTA Dr B.C. Eastlck, Opposition leader in the South Australian State Parliament, will arrive here next Tuesday for a three-day visit Agencies.
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    Injured— hand: award
    136 6 Injured hand: award rpHE High Court yea--1 terday awarded costs and all-in damages of $8,710 to a former moneylender who injured his left hand In an accident on Dec. 4. 1972. Mr. Justice Ch v a heard that Ng Woon Tlan. 46, unemployed, had stopped his car In the middle
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    Wood burning
    36 6 MR. Ong Teong Bean, an art teacher from Henderson Secondary Brhooi. will talk on Weed Burning a New Type of Art Drawing Technique at the River Valley community centre on April 9 at pjn.
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    W. Germans keen on joint ventures in leather goods
    283 6 MANUFACTURERS In West Oermany are keen to set up joint ventures In South-east Asia to produce shoes and leather goods, the leader of a 15-member West German trade delegation said yesterday. West Oermany lacked sufficient number of these products to meet
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    Search on for man who fell into sea
    76 6 Search on for man who fell into sea A YOUNO Taiwanese seaman slipped and fell Into the sea while walkIng along the gangway o f his cargo vessel on Thursday night. Police, who Identified him as Un Tien Chin. 31. a crew member of the vessel, Seng Kong, said It
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    Costly stop
    28 6 A BUS driver. Scan Hock Urn, was yesterday fined $75 for stopping his bus In a place other than an authorised bus-atop on Jan. 24. 1973.
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    Driving home need for higher output...
    295 6 fUE National Productivity Board is to launch a six-month campaign to stress the importance of higher productivity among industries in Singapore. The campaign which will begin on April 12 will start off with a five-day exhibition of automated office and industrial equipment at the
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    Association officials
    35 6 MR KOO Kok Kee has been elected president of the Master Printers Association Other officials are Mr. Tan Cheonj Hul (vice-presi-dent). Mr. Wee Toon Ouut (secretary) and Mr. SUn Kwang Yak treasurer i
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    Inquiry date
    35 6 AN INQUIRY into the disposal of a 56-ton vessel. Andarana. which was arresU ed on March 31 for harouring Illegal Immigrants, will be heard on Friday Instead of April 30 as originally scheduled.
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    More fly on SIA Australia-S'pore route
    209 6 More fly on SIA AustraliaS'pore route SINGAPORE Airlines la carrying more p*ss*n(er* on the Aostra-lia-Sintaporf roalr from this month ma a result of the new air services aitreement between the two countries. Under the new agreement. SIA substituted one Boeing 747 service a week for one of its Boeing 707s
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    Press Club officials
    73 6 MR T.S KHOO has been re-elected president of the Sirmaporr Press Club. Other officers: Vice-presidents Mr. Tan Cherw Ouan, Mr. Chang Hin Chong and Mr Derrick J Coupiand; hon .secretary. Mr Joseph Yen; asst. secretary. M'ss Macie Kwee. Hon. treasurer. Mr. Ronald Lam: asst. treasurer. Mr. Tan
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    $500,000 claim against owners of arrested ship
    230 6 $500,000 claim against owners of arrested ship mHK Singapore Organ 1 Uatlon of Seamer. has taken legal action claiming $500,000 from the owners of the arrested liner. Easter: Princess, as outstanding wage arrears and compensation benefits for about l'O crew members According to an BOS spokesman, the organisation has filed
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    Safety course
    31 6 THE Singapore Institute of Management will hold a course on Industrial Health and Safety, at the SIM conference room In Scott* Road from April 14 to May 3. M.
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    Sharing car pools with disabled? 'Not practical'
    335 7 Sharing car pools with disabled? 'Not practical' \fOTORISTS gene*Tl rally do not think It practical to reserve places in their car pools for disabled persons. Several motorists said this yesterday when eoaasaentin, on the request, which came from Mr It Chandran- Dudley, former chairman of the counselling and rehabilitation sub-committee
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    'Take a holiday in Singapore' colour ad to woo Aussies
    231 7 A S THE cameras A whirred. Australian radio personality Bob Rogers began his patter to convince his conntr ymen back home that Singapore was "the place" for a holiday. I'nprrturbrd by the lunch time crowd watching him. he went on
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    Jade Trek from Saigon
    341 7 THE RICH TAKE OUT FORTUNES TO SINGAPORE \yKALTHY Vietnamese are reportedly smuggling their fortunes out of their war-torn country to Singapore via what has been described as the Jade Trek. They are said to be capitalising on the fact that Singapore does not impose restrictions on
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    COURSE ON NEW PRIMARY SYSTEM
    113 7 COURSE ON NEW PRIMARY SYSTEM THE first batch of 2,700 ■1 primary school teachers are now attending an evaluation course to help familiarise them with the operations of the restructured primary education system. Mostly Primary Three t°achers, they are divided into several groups, with a few groups taking the course
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    New officials
    24 7 MR niyathamby Pfcranerupa Slnghan and Mr. Peter Slaw Ah Neo have been elected pecretary and treasurer of the Singapore Num'tmitlc Association respectively
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    Permanent residents apply for HUDC flats
    105 7 Permanent residents apply for HUDC flats A TOTAL of 108 permanent residents hare registered for middle Income Housing and Urban Development Corporation flats since registration opened for them at the Ministry of National Development in Maxwell Road on Thursday. About BM dUieni have alw registered for that* choice HUDC flat*
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    New officials of temple
    46 7 MR 8.11. Vatagar hai been elected prerdent of the management committee of the Brl aenpaga Vlnayagar Temple U. Ceylon Road. Other offldaU are: Mr. K KrUhnaplllal. amrtary. Mr. K Poopataringrn, aax. eecrrury. Mr K.& Manlam. trwjurar. and Mr. 8. Osne■han. atst treamrer.
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    Willesee chief guest
    46 7 THX Australian ICntoUr for Ftorrttn Aftaln, Senator DJI. Wtiliwi. and lin. WUlmi wIU be the rueeu-of-honour at a buHet dinner organawd by the Auatrallan Alumni of Singapore at DaJ■nj Road at T pjn today. The dinner la to mart the ihimni'i innual meeOnc
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    Indian buffet
    20 7 HYATT Hotel will hold an Indian buffet dinner and dance at the Cry**! Ballroom on Saturday a,t Ip.m.
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    Firm axes top execs and skilled —statf
    204 7 Firm axes top execs and skilled —statf- T^LECTROriIC Memories Cd and Magnetics Pt». Ltd. In Boon Keng Road is understood to have retrenched over 30 skilled operators and top executive officers on Monday because of continued poor business. Sources said the retrenched workers Included M operators, mostly with five- years'
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    New Argentine envoy
    46 7 New Argentine envoy THE Argentine ftiiilisi dor to Singapore, Mr. Valentin Luco Ortaone, presented his credentials to President Sheares at the hunt on Wednesday. Mr. Orlgone. who Is married with five children, was formerly the Minister Plenipotentiary and director of the Africa and Near Bast Department.
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    No permit for procession
    35 7 KANO Yong Huat, 42. was fined WO 'oy the Pint Magistrate yesterday for holding a funeral procession wlJtout a permit. He pleaded guilty and said he was Ignorant of the law.
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    'Over my dead body' said Shaw chairman on merger with Sime, court is told
    1612 8  -  T.F. HWANG and PINDER CASE: Examination of director continues By BEN DAVIDSON WIIII.K he was chairman of R.G. Shaw and Co. Ltd., the late Sir Charles Miles had been opposed to merger dis i ussions between
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    'Accused said money was paid to an Indonesian'
    287 8 A.W.B. Turner, R.E. Edwards. LJt Patterson, L.F. Randall and one Mr. Park, a London employee of BDH. Except for Mr. Park, the others were directors of either Slme Darby or Shaw's at that timer Mr. Morton continued: "Pinder said the payments had
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  • THE CHARGES
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      10 of criminal breach of trust
      121 8 THE 1* CHARGES of criminal breach of tntf against Dennis William Pinder, 51, are that, as managing director and chairman of Sime Darby Singapore Ltd., being entrusted with money in the account of the company, he committed criminal breach of trust: L 2. 3.
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      5 under the Companies Act
      346 8 THE FIVE CHARGES arainst Pinder and: he Companies Act are that, as chairman of th card of directors of Sime Darby Singapore Ltd lth intent to deceive, be made a false statement 1. TO Mr. Douglas A. Beaton, an auditor of the company, on Oct.
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      Counsel in the case...
      68 8 Counsel in the case... PROSECUTION: Senior Btate Counsel Mr g Rajendran, assisted by DPP Mr. Lawrence An* and Aast. Supt. M. puvanendram. DEFENCE: Mr. Owen Stable, QC, assisted by Mr. A. P. Rajah and Mr. Cheiva Ratnam Rajah. Watching briefs are held by: Mr. M. Karthlgesu for Sime Darby, and
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    That $500,000 payment to Pinder and Scott: 'Board expressed serious concern'
    1152 8 could be present to consider the position. On Oct. 15. 1973 he delivered a copy of his dosatsr to a hotel In London lor Pinder Pinder was then staying at the hotel. The board meeting was held at the
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    BARTER TRADER WHO STOLE GETS 15 MONTHS
    204 8 BARTER TRADER WHO STOLE GETS 15 MONTHS AN Indonesian barter trader. Ahmad Oanl 20, was sentenced to IS months' imprisonment for housebreaklng and theft by the Third District Court yesterday. The court was told that on Aug. 25 last year. Ahmad and an unidentified accomplice broke Into a house In
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    CPIB investigator to attend FBI course
    154 8 rpHE Corrupt Practices •1 Investigation Bureau Is believed .to be sending an officer to attend a course at the National Academy of the FBI In the United States to update Its crime detection and prevention machinery. It Is understood that this Is the first
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    Look Ma —no hands, says Slew Ying the 'swinging yoyo'
    196 9 Look Ma no hands, says Slew Ying the 'swinging yoyo' SOME girls cook for a living, some girls aew. Others find some hair-raising things to do Like Taiwanese acrobat Wang Slew Ying. who dUts the swinging yogo on stage every night. Sir* Ying. 21, to hung from a rope. with
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    Cabbie to give away gift
    145 9 Cabbie to give away gift ATAXI driver Chua Beng Teck, who helped the police arrest a robber on March 27. has decided to donate his $50 reward from a secretarial j school to any charitable organisation. Besides the reward. International Secretarial Centre, in Peace Centre. al«> offered a six-month commercial
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    CAR SALES DOWN TO RECORD LOW
    478 9 Dealers losing war against depressed market MOTOR dealers here are fighting a "losing battle" against the current greatly depressed market. Car sales plunged to an all-time Tow last month with only 550 passenger cars sold, according to the Motor Traders' Association yesterday. Preliminary statistics
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    204 homes breeding mosquitoes
    63 9 204 homes breeding mosquitoes A TOTAL of 204 out of 9.786 houses inspected by the Ministry of the Environment officers, were found breeding mosquitoes. The checks carried out from March 15 to 31 also showed 39 of the 365 construction sites Inspected to be breeding mosquitoes. A total of 195
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    Show by 5 artists
    47 9 PIVC local artiste will present an exhibition of their woiks. based on the theme. ••Blrxrapore" at the Peoples Park Complex from April 11 to 23. They are Llm Tse Peng, Tan Khlm Ber, Tan Chor Tee. Phua Cheng Phue and Hou Hffl Chlng.
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    Water heater blast: Claim dismissed
    288 9 Water heater blast: Claim dismissed rPHE High Court i r^~y dismissed a claim by Esso Asia Services Inc. against the director and manager of an electrical company, Mr. Chlam Heng Foo. Esso had sued Mr. Chlam. formerly trading under Asia Electric Company for negligence and breach of contract In Installing
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    Prices most food stable
    256 9 Prices most food stable rrHE prices of most 1 essential commodities remained stable yesterday. the Trade Department reported. Following are the recommended prices: RICE: China 10 per cent Yim Cheok. 90 cents a katl or 80S g; Thai 10 per cent. 75 cents. Australia 10 per cent. 77 cento; U8
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    Roller skating at YMCA
    38 9 THE YMCA will conduct a dx-mslon course on roller skating for beginners every Sunday from April 20. Fee (or the course Is $10 for members and (IS (or non-members. Por further Inquiries, call 3376M.
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    The unclean hawker
    27 9 A HAWKER. Chlng Sim Chee, was yesterday fined $50 for falling to keep his clothing and body clean while preparing dough on March 20.
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      318 9 Straits Times Crossword The Mmsnili 7 Top circle gets Uw upDownj arc normal: across art held for disposal thematir Put Industrious Insect In ACIOU poem to create a point of An animal which.... maximum disturbance (t). 1 upscu Kxae in trad- 11 Comfort king captured by ing place exhausted marine
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    Under fire: The 'crash course' way to languages
    483 10 MR. AHMAD Mattar. Parliamentary Secretary (Education), yesterday urged that the teaching and learn* ing of languages the "crtsh-course" w^y be combated. He was referring In particular to the rising popularity of various short "crash" language courses tailored to suit the needs of
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    TEACHERS IN ENGLISH MAY BE ENGAGED FROM BRITAIN
    278 10 TEACHERS IN ENGLISH MAY BE ENGAGED FROM BRITAIN QECONDARY school students will soon have English language teachers from Britain if all goes well with the Education Ministry's recruitment plans. A ministry official who confirmed this yesterday said he hoped that some teachers from Britain would be here before the end
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    Cross elected president
    31 10 MR JO6MPH Croat hM been elected preaident of U» Singapore Katralw KjJa Mayan. Mr KappU Bathyan waa elected Ttoe-preaident, Mr. MJ>. PremraJ. Kcretary and Mr. V. Rareeodranath, trwaunr.
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    YMCA courses
    23 10 THE YMCA at Singapore will conduct wml »<w»«nfl mil— on Chine** painting. JapaoaM flow ajrmnctntent. "»""tliw and mafic **rttaf today. f
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    Even the white South is not spared by pollution
    258 10 rIE Antarctic, said to be one of the "psjrest" places In the world, U becoming polluted. This was stated by Prof. V ushlo Yoshida of Hiroshima University, leader of groan of scientists In the Antarctic, who arrived in Singapore yesterday for
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    New Salvation Army chief
    34 10 LT -COL. Leslie Hendry has been appointed officer commanding the Salvation Army following Lt -Col. James R. Sloan's transfer to Canada. Col. Sloan leaves at the end of the month.
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    87 accidents
    11 10 there were 87 road accidents, (our aerloua, on Thursday.
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    75 'super brains' want to join this club
    206 10 75 'super brains' want to join this club MORE than 75 "super brained' Singaporeans have applied to be members of the Mtnia Clvb a London-bas-ed intellectual clue which only accepts people with an intelligence quotient (IQ) higher than 148. Disclosing this yesterday, a spokesman of the dub, Mrs. H. Me<tdo«s
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    Govt seeks public views on two Bills
    83 10 Govt seeks public views on two Bills rE Government yesterday Invited members of the public to submit written representations on the Workmen's Compensation BUI and the Medicines Bill. The BUU have been referred to the Select Committees for oonslderaUon after their second readings In Parliament last month. Representations may be
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Death penalty for drug traffickers
      403 11 BILL TO BE TABLED IN PARLIAMENT KUALA LUMPUR. Frl J^ HILL to amend th c dangerous drugs ordinance and pi ovule for death mtencc or lift imprisonment with whipping for d r g traffickers will l>e tabled at the current session of Parliament. It defines
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      Why she turned to vice.,.
      127 11 Why she turned to vice.,. BU XI T MERTAJAM. Fri— A self-confess-ed callglrl told a Kathis court today she timed to vice after her lover had refused to marry hei Mek Uui bUUI Chlk Mah from K '.an tan testified she ran away Irom her husband only ie find that
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      Lock icon CLOSE TIES SCHEME TO BE EXTENDED
      113 11 KIALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Community Relations Programme aimed at bringing tbe various races in the urban areas closer together will be extended to all towns in the country. j"!-J» was stated today by ta*. National Inity Board in j. statement israed after a dieting
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      Stolen car
      39 11 IPOH. Frl.— A teacher. Mr Km Knn Chan, lost his car, a royou Corolla 1300. which Ike had parked In front of the railway station last night while attending a itHie show In the Town Hall nearby.
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      Out: Secret of those blasts
      309 11 Out: Secret of those blasts KUALA LUMPUR, Friday lIOME Minister, Tan Sri Ghazali Shafle, 11 has revealed the recent explosions in various parts of the country were set off by members of the splinter Marxist-Leninist group of the Communist Party of Malaya to celebrate their anniversary and to show the
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      NEB gets set to tackle power failures
      171 11 NEB gets set to tackle power failures KUALA LVMPUR, Fri. The National Electricity Board's engineers and technicians are standing by to handle power breakdowns following the overtime ban by its industrial and manual group and Division Four workers. The NEB employees union ordered the overlime boycott yesterday by its 5,000
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      Altered date on passport
      57 11 PENANO. FW. A housewife told magistrate Enclk Abdul Manafl bin Abdul H&mld yesterday she tampered with her passport in order to get a Job In Singapore. Teow ftng Lean. 32. pleaded guilty to changing the birth-date on her restricted Malaysian passport Issued In Ipoh on Feb.
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      School names: New ruling
      186 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Rrl —Education Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamed said today schools ctfnnot be named after living persons except sultans, from this year. It would be more advisable to name schools places or names that have historical significance, he added, when briefing the Par 1 1 a
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      Lav heads Faculty of Medicine
      116 11 KUALA LUMPUR, m -The University of Malaya's former head of the Pathology Department. Prof. Lav Kam Seng, has been apno!nted the new Dean of the Faculty of Medicine He succeeds Tan Sri Prof TJ. DanaraJ who has been Dean of the faculty since it was
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      HELPFUL PROD
      433 14 VHE main comfort derived from Mr. Hon Sui Sen's budget statement last month was that the Singapore economy, despite a slowdown in growth rate, performed better last year than that of most countries That is no reason for complacency, as Mr. Sia Kah Hui, Minister of State (Labour)
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      THE DOUBTFUL BEST
      193 14 Y^HAMPIONS are born' is a saying as old as organisrd sports But recent events havt shown that they are made, too. On Thursday Anatoly Karpov was declared world chess champion by the International Chess Federation FIDE t Thi> Soviet Grandmaster is roundly acknowledged as a great player
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    Across the Causeway
    529 14 EXCTRPTS of editorial comment from the New Straits Times, Malaysia. HABD talk by Mr. Gofc Bock (ivan on urban development and the problems of the Federal Territory In particular enlivened the Malaysian Ico nomlc Convention and no doubt will have the Urban Development Authority's attention. The real
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    450 14 "WORDS are like little windows through which one can look at the past." All language*, spoken and written, have stocks of them. In Singaporean- Malaysian Chinese, we hare the word "land cow" among a host of local-ly-coined Chinese expression*. A general and convenient
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    Keeping tabs on their mother tongue
    804 14  - Keeping tabs on their mother tongue NANCY BYRAMJI By CHILDREN of b i n g a p o rean?> and Malaysians in Britain show an excellent command of the English km gnage often surpassing their parents.' The situation Is not unexpected but who would dream that state of affairs is
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Housing co-op pays back $1m to members
      246 14 REFER to the let- ter "No sign of housing deposit refund after seven years" (S.T., March 20). Members placed deposits In 1968 and subsequent years for houses which for reasons beyond the control of the management committee could not be built as expected.
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        64 14 I REFER to the letter by James Gudeon (ST., March 3). At present pedestrians are able to cross safely at Oulllemard Circus across Nlcoll Highway since this Junction has traffic signals. The presence of traffic police to assist crossing on days when there are events at the National Stadium also
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        92 14 I REFER to the letter by Mr. David Llm (ST.. March 6). The vehicles parked on both aides of Henderson Road, between Tiong Bahru Road and Alexandra Road, belong to residents In the area. This makes it quite difficult (or two-way traffic along the road. The Roads Branch of the
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        53 14 I REFER to the letter by "Arodexn" 1ST., Feb. M). Your correspondent's request for bus shelters at Dunearn Road will be Included In the road widening schema of Dunearn Road. Requests for shelters at BuUt Tlmah Road has been Included in our bus shelters programme. HEXDBICK KOH, for 8en»«r FJLO,
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        All primary school teachers should undergo an evaluation course
        98 14 All primary school teachers should undergo an evaluation course I REFER to the letter by "Help" (ST., March 3) who wanted to know whether It is necessary for temporary teachers to attend the evaluation course In connection with the restructured education system. The success of the Implementation of the restructured
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      Investment: Is stock market a good place?
      595 15  -  ROBERT METZ By JJEW YORK: The conve ntional wisdom on Wall Street until recently was that Ihe v <xk market was tV only name in 'own. The investor neMhei bought bonds nor put his money into savings accounts, he bought stocks so that
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      Lock icon Unrealistic' to repeg the Hongkong dollar
      230 15 HONGKONG: Hongkong Financial Secretary Philip Had-don-Cave said it would be unrealistic to repeg the Colony's currency until a more fundamental stability retarned to the International monetary system. Winding up the Badget debate in the Legislative Council, be reiterated his belief that In HontkonK the
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      ICI 'unlikely to maintain profits level'
      352 15 LONDON: Profits for Imperial chemical industries in iv«a are umlkely to be maintained at last year's levels, chairman Mr Jack Callard told the annual meeting. ICI earned pre-tax protits of £4M.8 ulnlion In 19/4. Sir Jack said although ICI Is cushioned by its widespread
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      Malaysia Rice up at half-time
      143 15 -TOLLOWQiQ the turnr around In the year ended June 1974. Malaysia Rice has again reported profits In the first half of the current jear. Unaudited profits come to $33,642 against losses of $***** previously. The profits were achieved on sales of $2.76 million, up from
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      YHS to sell subsidiary's shares
      120 15 YHS to sell subsidiary's shares V&O HIAP Seng ii to I sell 2.81 million $1 shares In Its whollyowned subsidiary Yeo Hlap Seng (Malaysia) to the Malaysian public at $1.10 per unit. Conditional approval has been granted by the Capital Issues Committee of Malaysia for the Issue, at -*ordlng to
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      33 15 FOREIGN ownership of shares in Hong Leong Finance has risen fractionally to 1.16 per cent In the three months to end-March. This compares with 1.05 per cent at end- December 1974.
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      Still favourable but smaller balance of payments surplus
      670 15 Still favourable but smaller balance of payments surplus ALTHOUGH the growth of the Singapore economy during the fourth quarter of last year was at a low level, the overall balance of payments was again In surplus. The Monetary Authority of Singapore. In Its Bulletin for the fourth quarter cf 1974,
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      National Iron enjoys a bumper year
      230 15  - National Iron enjoys a bumper year MARTIN LIM By DUMPER results have been reported by National Iron and Steel Mills for the year ended December 1974 with group trading profits taking a 93 per cent Jump to $42 million. Coming on the back of a sales decline, this performance Is,
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      Scrip issue and higher dividend from Steamers
      151 15 Scrip issue and higher dividend from Steamers A SCRIP issue of one- for-four and a higher dividend payment were announced yesterday by Straits Steamship which also reported group pretax profits of $10.22 million for 1974 In 1973, earnings were $6.14 million However, the figures are not comparable due to the
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      257 15 A little money I can go a long way I It can take a lot of money to get the spread you need to make a I worthwhile investment in shares. But for as little as $100, together with small amounts of money belonging to different people, you can get
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      348 15 1 COMPANY SECRETARY Sime Darby Plantations Berhad is a member of the Sime Darby Group and has responsibility for the management of over 20 companies including several of the largest quoted public companies in Malaysia. We are seeking to engage the services of a high calibre Company Secretary who would
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    Now the developers focus attention on Bukit Timah
    253 16 Now the developers focus attention on Bukit Timah NOT so long ago It was the Golden Bhoe area: practically every wellknown property developer had a project there. Today with most projects in the city are* completed or almost completed, developers are once again on the look-out for fresh pastures to
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    48 16 Timah will come up at IVi ms Buklt Timah Road, facing the old Beauty World, on a 1.8 hectare site owned by Beauty Park, a whollyowned subsidiary of People's Park Development. It will be developed along the line of the highly successful People's Park Complex tn Chinatown.
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    Forex officials
    105 16 MR. Tjlo Kay Loen of Oversea-Chineae Bankinc Corporation has been re-elected president of the Singapore Forex Club for 1975-78. Other official! are Messrs Chris Harrison of Chartered Bank (vice-pre-sident), OUver Tan of Development Bank of Singapore (secretary). Jose Jimenez of Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust (treasurer), and
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    Lock icon Grindlays results hit by Brandts' big loss
    232 16 LONDON: Orindlays Bank Group chairman Lord \ldlngton said results for 1974 will show a substantial loss In Its wholly owned subsidiary Brandts. This loss arises primarily from property advances, for which Brandts have to make special provisions. Together with other provisions needed to
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    236 16 S'.t Humphrey Browne. chairman of BestobeM. U has announced the appointment of Mr. Kenneth Wong as the managing director of Bestobell's subsidiary companies, Bestobell and Bestobell Malaysia from this month. Mr. Wong takes over from Mr. TAX. Arrowsrnith who retired last month. Mr. Leonid 8. SellveraU>T the
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      SYDNEY
      350 16 SYDNKY. FA— Late damand (or BHP sharai and continued support for coal ttocu tughUgntad a sUgrtby tinner Iradinc sasaton at ttaa afrdnaj Stock avxbaog* today. Altar trading at A*e 00 (or most of Dm aaaaton, UaV "*'*»r*>y jumped to Mil before closing at U 10 The Sydney All-Ordinaries Index
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      636 16 twtßW YORK. Thurs— Th* stock market registered 1U fourth consecutive decline today In the second slowest trading smitan of the year. Brokers noted thai the weakness came mostly from the prospects of possible resuxgtnce In Interest rates. Bond prices recently have been under severe pressure arising from heavy
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      135 16 AMSTERDAM. Thurs.— The market was very steady today In very quiet trading with Philip, an Isolated loaf In Dutch Internationals, rSSLSffc* Ne*r*headed gains following It* annual report, and Meneba and UatUteves also rose. Bttankorf headed small losses Bute loans were easier. Ctaxinn pricw in Dutch Kuildtra with th* dlfttrenc*
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      96 16 7VRICH. Thurs. Shai* prices closed narrowly lower today at the Zurich Stock Exchange, giving up a moderate early gains. iTadlng was slow. The bond market continued to be firm on •mall volume The Credit Sulsst Index dropped 0.3 point to 187 3 Ckami prtca* la ton fiUMB with Uw
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      220 17 "TOKYO. Frl.— As Investors were cautious about high prices and with report of the continuous falls on Wall Street, share prices on the Tokyo stock market today plunged towards closing due to pt>nt-Uklng. In the x'temoon. denomination relatea Issues and a part of machineries surged. Later. Investors became suspicious
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      Gold markets
      72 17 Thursday «Mm<n UM Ull Mtlbournr (11 131 28 131 is London ITS MB IT* SOB 178 M8 177 238 Burnt IT«.T» ITt.M Zurich ITS SOB ITS TSB ITS Mb ITT TS8 H««« IS2 S3 IS2.O3 Fndiir Thundair Hoaikooc 174 4U I7.v«o 8 pore (2> WS 2SB 1T« 44B
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      253 17 rE VS. dollar opened in the Singapore fjrex market yesterday with a strong note at $*****/70. This could be due to the fact that the dollar closed sharply higher against other major currencies In New York during its previous day's trading Because of lack of support, the
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      NOMINAL RATES
      152 17 urmirir* Nominal rales SmKhaonlan PrrrenUffe quoted yesterday lergaa) purity change J8 dollar 2.2720 2 2730 2 819U —19.43 Sterling pound 5.4480 5 4585 7 34*9 —25 85 iongkong dollar 45.95 46 75 50 51 —9.01 Malaysian dollar 100.10 100.30 ***** 0 1 luat KhUllng 13 6045 13 6655
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      244 17 interbank rates m at cloae on Friday April 4: US Dolaua (Spati Offer BM 7 d«y» 6 7/1 1 mth 6 3 8 6 1/4 3 mth* S 11 IS 6 8 16 3 mthj 7 7/16 7 5 16 6 mttu 7 16/16 7 13,11 mths
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      1657 17 THE last transacted ready > 1 sale .U the ck»t at bwT psu«d wtth the unity— days prices tofsAhsr wtUt ISI4 75 hkjr and km. i*AdJu«twl for rip rights Issues). CLOSING VSNS: All s*ctloßS closed easier TUdNOvm Official flcurea •upplmi by Urn stock Ezchanfe of Stinaars lactaatas oSa
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      1718 17 BX> andvol'er prices officially listed and business in snd reported to the Stack fcjuhange of Singapore yesterday with the number of •bare* traded shown in bracket* in tot. of 1.000 uniu unless otherwise specified I Ail lime Bargains or Settlement Contract* are quoted after the word Sett
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      1356 17 BJD and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the) Kuala. Lumpur Stock exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded riaaam In brackets In lota of 1.000 uniu. unless otherwise specified »,«..m.t. ..•■•■.B 3 0081 CALX A lean (1) 2 3A. Xl> AIM Mil
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      98 17 BOTH Europe and the US were slightly easier under light trading on Thursday MPOPA reported that UK indications were around £18S/ £300. Quotations In UBs/ cents (Rotterdam) unless stated were: Afloat MM) traded: April $485/ (US) 21 50 cents sellers. M«0 traded. May $470/iUS> 30 SO cents sellers;
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      182 17 JOHANNESBURG: International Gold Corp manager Dom McKay Coghhlll says lOC has no immediate plans to reduce overseas sales of Kruuerrands despite the low premium recently received over the bullion market price. He added there 1» a continuing although slightly reduced demand from agents overseas for
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      Sime subsidiary halves dividend
      102 17 AMOY Canning Corp (Hongkong) **rn«| unaudited consolidated pre-tax net profits of HK$2 l9 million In the half-year ended December 1974, down from $355 million laat time_ The company, a «upsldlary of Slme Darby Holdings. said unfavourable business trends have contlnutd and are reflected In the lower
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      Treasury bills tender
      105 17 RESULTS ef Tisa— j Mlfc trnsler bet* o« Asrsi 4 for >l-4mj mad ISJ-Aaj Mil*: Offend: $M sstfssaai <»l<Uy Mite to be tad frees April T to 11) aaW SM mm (ltt-4»y Mite to ka terat4 aa April 1). ApplM far: IM.7MJM (»l-oay Mb) as 4 WNMN
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        59 17 i. Tr>d. KM c tutor >«*• 1 Bank I. L*Bd >«Unx Penln. SUre k D~*T <>B Mraa .mthrtr >S8 i SUam .E. L«Uo i Hoi |5 7t »1M «S.M W.M MwM H-M %l.H n.n SS.M U.M KM JMI $t.M MM ts.« SS.7* SI U JM .11 .1! kU —.U
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        8 17 I Bat II. R*7*l Ben $1.7* $1.M
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        22 17 Haw Pmr m,*— sin Dtitr aMM F»tar Merita «7jN« I O. a 171.M0 IMAI Twantr: S.TSM Tstel \*m»: tI*MM
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        60 17 Apr. i Aft. 4 latatrtab: tf.T Ut.T ft— Tf: 4M.M *UM 1 HUfh IU.M IMJU pi^mUm: tmn nun t Tkw: IMJ7 I»t.t7 t n»in: UIJI UI.M t 0.C.8.C.: MM tltM I ».E.S. taC: MlJ* U441 Dec M. 1«M a 1M 1 Dec. tl. IMI IN f Dee. M. IMt
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      332 17 wriTH fresh support generally lacking, share prices were marginally easier on the Kuala Lumpui- Stock Exchange yesterday. Overall conditions were dull with price movements still somewhat restricted despite the slightly Increased selling pre;j>ure that was evident tn yesterday's trading. Light to moderate business attended most volatile
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      270 17 HONGKONG. Frl. The market closed firm, with most leading Issues showing moderate gains, dealers reported. J a r d i n c Matheson moved ahead to HKS266O. ahead of its annual results expected next week. HK Bank and HK Land advanced to $14.00 and $6.20 respectively. Hutchison gained to
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        579 17 RJi.S. prices in cent* per kilo yesterday OPENING quotations on the Singapore rubber market yesterday were a shade lower and sellers predominated at the start following Thursday's exaggerated rise and some disappointment over the reported postponement of a meeting scheduled for early next week in Kuala Lumpur. The
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        108 17 txAILY BMR and BBR prices lasued at noon ywtardajr: v Apr. M*t (CwMrt Mtk) (Fmw< Mlh) MtiLß. Barart Kcllrii Baywm Bdkra (ecatoiMrkr) (et^i>»k») SMR SCV (1 too pallet) ltt.oo 140.00N IM.OO 141.00N BUR 5L (1 too pallet) 131 jO ISJOON 133.00 ISS.OON SMR S (1 ton pallet)
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        31 17 Robber: Apr. 4. Singapore: April 122.75 cts (down 4.75 cts). Malaysia: April 123.25 cts (down 4.25 cts). Tin: $955 (down 25 cts). Official offering: 308 tons (up 6* tons).
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        190 17 rpHE Straits tin price In •a- Penang yesterday shed fractionally by 26 cents to $955 per picul on an official offering up 60 tons to 306 tons. The overnight London metal price was barely steady with forward buyers quoted up £2 on Wednesday's close to £3,071 per metric
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        LME turnover
        29 17 LONDON: Tin turnover on the London Mrtai Exchange for March wu 15.230 tonnes constating of 14.900 tonnes of standard (18.235) and 330 tonnes of high grade (nil).
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        108 17 pHINISI PBODUCt IX CHANO.I. tINQAr-OMI MOON closing mien pm picul TUTMDAT. Ceeenut OH: Bulk $*T unlul. drum ITS nominal Ceeri Musd iIoom) UK/Coot. SIT oomlnsl »ls*er: Muntok AST A whit, fob 100% NLW UM sellers. Sarawak whiu fob M% NLW »237' i ••Hers. Itnwll Special Mut fob M% NLW
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        31 17 Lou Son eopoer prtoss oa Than day (ucsvto— la braakets) Wirsfear Spot buyer UU <<**)> MMr an (IMS). Tares atoata buyer UM liWli hUit UN ««M.M>. Mart* kMi Barely steady
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      391 17 DRICES .ell aerwaw a wide front at thr Singapore stock market yesterday, the result of an overbought pnlHia, while the bearish news, from Cambodia and Vietnam also did not help. At most leading broking houses the order of the day was to sell against overbought position*
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    83 18 The wife THERESA TAN. son 3 JOSEPH ANTHONY, daughters ANNA. AGNES. MARIA. MARGARET. LUCY. CHYE CEOH. CHYE KIM A CHYE HIANG. son-in-law NG TIANG PENG, daughter-in-law MARGARET Ql EX and grandchildren ANDREW. STEVEN. LAWRENCE. NANCY AND IRENE of the late MR. PETER LIM alias LIM PENG SENG wish to
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      590 18 m W aa^H fe-aaA. JI W I BaV. I aa^r A An International Manufacturing Company requires the following personnel for its expansion progromme MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Applicants should have 5 years experience in electrical ond mechonical maintenance work in a small plant. Successful applicant will be reouired to carry out preventive
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      572 18 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS SALES REPRESENTATIVE UNION CARBIDE ASIA LTD. is an organization engaged in the importing and marketing of industrial products in Singapore. Malaysia and neighbouring countries Based in Jurong, it has a vacan-y for one INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS SALES REPRESENTATIVE Requirements for this position are Singapore citizenship, and a class 3
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      769 18 A large reputable and progressive Company seeks applications from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens to fill the appointment PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR. The ideal candidate must have at least four years experience in a supervisory capacity. He should be matured, responsible, selfmotivated, people orientated and technically qualified. He must have first hand knowledge
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      844 18 UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED i incorporated tn th« Republic of Singapore) The Directors have today declared the following dividends In respect of the year ended 31st December 1974: (a) 7WH on the Cumulative Preference Shares, leu 40H Income Tax. (b) an Interim IHvidend of 15 cents per Ordinary Stock Unit, let*
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    It's direct dialling to four countries at end of year
    463 19 giNGAPOREANS may be able to pick up the phone this year-end and dial direct to friends and relatives in Britain, the United States, Australia and Japan operators of the Telecommunications Authority ol Singapore have been direct-dialling calls (or almost three
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    198 19 BAN ON SMOKING ADS: REMINDER TO TRADERS rf. Imports and Exports Office yesterday reminded all Importers that tbe Prohibition on Advertisements Relating to Smoking Act (No. 57 of 1970) applies to the import of publication* which contain advertisements relating to smoking. In a notice to all traders and carriers, tbe
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    ETV aid offer from BBC education chief
    495 19 ETV aid offer from BBC education chief BRITISH Broadcasting Corporation's controller of education broadcasting, Mr. Donald G rattan, has offered to help Singapore in educational television and broadcasting. Mr. Orattan who left hire on Thursday after a visit had talks with officials of the Singapore Educational Media Services i 3EMS
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    Asean— goods may go on show in EEC
    335 19 Asean goods may go on show in EEC mobile units may soon visit European Economic Community capitals to display Asean products to consumers there, if things work according to plans. The Special Co-ordinating Committee for Asean Nations (SCCAN) which Is studying this move, has approached the EEC for assistance. I
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    4 PF men accused of selling illegal paper
    233 19 4 PF men accused of selling illegal paper THE trial of four mem- bers of the Peoples Front, accused of selling an Illegal newspaper published by the party's Central Cultural and Education Board started yesterday. The four Ng Tens Sen, vice-chairman; Wang Wen Wah alias Ang Boon Nan, treasurer; Llm
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    For seamen
    27 19 THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs). Mr. Chan Cheo Seng, will open International Sportsweek for Seamen 1975 at the National Stadium at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Poly team for Bangkok
    41 19 A 14-MKMBER team from the Singapore Polytechnic Englne« ing Society will leave (or a two-week educational and goodwill tour of Thailand on Tuesday. The students will visit the Asian Institute of Technology, the Chulalongkora and Chlengmal Unlversltiea.
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    Concert
    24 19 THE Institute of Education will bold a concert at the Conference Hall tomorrow at 5 pjn. It Is organised by the Culture Ministry
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    Import of TV sets: New safety rule
    186 19 AL L importers of colour and black and white television sets are now required to declare that their sets comply with the safety standards recommended by the International Commission on Radiological Protection. The Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports said In a
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    Three jailed for bid to extort
    103 19 Three jailed for bid to extort THREE r.en were each Jailed for three month* by the First Magistrate's Court yesterday rfter they pleaded gull -y to an extort attemp; on 1 stallholder. The court heard that R&ngga Suny. 35. Jcev&giran AJU Maduraveeran, 10, and Kintean A.L. Supramaniac. 23. dgmaxvdedj M
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    64 23 'RISBVTERIAN CHURCH SIP I OAPOMB Corner Orchard Road Penanf Road Sunday Service m> 1 rr. and BSS pa Sunday School SBt am A nursery la provMad far children of parents .•tending the Mom Ing Service I 3S a m Mandarin Service All a -tcom# CHRISTIAN SCIENCf CHURCH
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    110 23 MRS DM BOON PIN nee Madam Soh Poh Oeok. age 75 passed away peacefully on 4 4 75 leaving behind beloved husband. Madam tons Cheng Huat. h Cheng Quee (An••ng Klat (Paul). Cheng Chuan IDr Peter). 4 daughers. 5 rla tighter* -in -law. 2 sons-in-law and 16 grand
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      578 23 classified ads M nt»kNATIONAL WOIsWS VEAM OBSERVANCE >iaao>torte» CHurcn. Orchard Road sth April Saturday 1975 from I 20 :<0 p m Thome otJMMy Mrs Oracla Ta> Dinlipminl Mrs Aurora Thl-«al-Nayaran Paaaa Mr no Thomson ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL <mMraiv'tT|Mai "I'tl 1 7 a m Holy Communion lam Family Servtca and Parish
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      841 23 Wawtod 1) RECEPTIONIST/ COPY TYPIST Ability to operate switchboard Accurate and neat typing essential Knowledge of shorthand preferably 2) INVOICWf/ OCMENAL CLERK TYPIST Capable of typing accurately and efficiently preferably with knowledge of shorthand ly qualified persons wiu. ,»j»rlence pi«*se submit haiMiw. "t.rt applications to Tn. general IHatgii Jalan KHang.
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      748 23 auoiT CLERKS preferably with experience required by professional firm Please apply with particulars and Mate salary required to P O Box IS7. Colombo Court. Singapore CLERK cum Typist required b> European Company Minimum qualification O.C E "O" level Should have at least Mm to three years experience in a commercial
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      689 23 SENIOR SALES RBPRESEN TATIVE REOUIREO for a wellknown manufacturing firm Mutt have a good education and tales experience able to speak I several dialects and have contacts with architects, developer* and building contractors Oood talary plus commission and transport allowance to the right man Apply ST Box A9 lss9 Sin-
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      773 23 PM.UPS SI»«APOME PPJVAW rj LIMITED d requlret 1) Citßfta Etjutjfctl Malwto M The candidate must have al least two to three years a, experience In the field of In- h dustnal electrical malnte- t nance and Installation of electrical fittings or equipment He must be able to read circuit diagrams
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      833 23 IMIVC POM DOMESTIC DUTIES, ist 11 Mutt apeak Malay and :rutluh Apptjr personally after 0 30am SOS Colombo Court rANTED AMAH POM COOKING nd Oeneral Housework No 'ashing Must llve-ln MMdleged person preferred Call 33 llnjai Park or Ring *****6 rANTEO MUSLIM MAID servant .11 Shirley 4155.52 If WtJMBVJM rANTED
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      716 23 WANTEO URGENTLY AN EXPERIENCED personal driver for Managing Director Attractive salary I all MWII I lIS ill OFFICE MESSENOER BOY RE OWMEO. Able to speak English and Chinese Apply IS Middle Road. Spore 7 WANTED ENGLISH SPEAKING EXPERIENCED Security Guards of good character for immediate ivsignments ith leading security agenc)
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      793 23 WANTEO IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED CAREFUL Malay Driver for Buklt Tlmah m s Tel *****7 Wanted ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN to be bated in Johore Bahru CliliiMMg Malaysian STOME DELIVERY CLERK Male Singaporean with Secondary education, previous related j experience preferred I Apply m writing giving contact totoTnt Personnel Eaecuttve. Pttteen Singapore Pto. Ltd..
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      794 23 DIST 10 EXECUTIVE APARTMENT WITH SWIMMING POOL full) carpeted 3 bedrooms, full) aircond luxuriously furnished Rental $2000 PLEASE CALL S3S7BS DIST 10 BALMORAL PARK FLAT on 17th floor to let Fully fur i nlshed alrcondltloned 3 amenities V2.0U0 TH *****5 *****1 v DIST 11 TASTEFULLY FURNISHED J-bedroomrd aparttne.its in quiet
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      1022 24 NAM MO TRAVEL SERVICE (SINGAPORE) PTE LIMITBO Tour iiaysla t lnclusive OenMighlands) by Delun air conditioned bus seven dayi Ml7s'- Departure Every Sunday Monday Cameron Highland* Four days SM" ting Highlands Four days Departure Every Weoneaday West Malaysia Hudyal SongkhU Nine days .SSI9O special *****-- 6IIS S'4 75 (•ent ing
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      701 24 I 1 1 n 1 4 1 Rosen For T*. Sky For SIS I AW AS LIMBANO 15 00 IAM AN BRUNEI $21 00 BINGAPORF K LUMHl K 42 00 •U'OHF HANUKOK $.«XIOH .APORE HONO K(iN(. $614 00 *PORE TAIPEI $7*4 00 SINGAPORE LONHK HAKIS AM KDAM BRUSOLB (OPFNHAOEW $6*ooo
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      750 24 FOR O4NCK LUNCH Reservation visit Lai Wah Restaurant 377 C. Jalan Beaar (alrcon Tel *****03 ******4 Branch Block 44 1138 Bendemeer Road Alrcon J Tel 25M480 ******1 POR DELICIOUS INDIAN CURRIES Beryam Murtabah. Visit Hasina s restaurant 171-A Fairer Road Blk 3 8 pore 10 Tel *****5 *****9 PRIVATE SECRETARIAL
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      813 24 INTERIOR DESIGN a DECORA TK»J COWNM conducted by Professional Designer commencing on 13/4/75 Enrol at YS C TechCom Training Centre. 941-A Serangoon Road Tel *****4 I IMPORT/ EXPORT PROCEDURES and Documentation Establishing overseas contact, methods of payment, freight calculations types of 1 tracts BTN coding, customs proI cedures. Insurance and
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      638 24 IMPORT ANO EXPORT DOCUMCN- TATtOWS and procedures covering D O 1> I L I C quota:, manifests, undelivered cargoes. loan shipments, barter trade. duty payments insurance claims. BTN coding, agency agreements contracts. L Cs. Banking and In- duslrlallsauon by lecturers with 12 years practical experience Please call at Management Training
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      867 24 YAMAHA MUSIC COURSE Children ages 3 years old Flute Saxophone. Clarinet Ouilar. and Plane Course also available afternoon and evenint, session includlna s Yamaha Mussc School. 544-546 sth floor. Ptaum Slngupura M Orchard Road. Singapore 9 Tel *****1 *****4 Children course also available at SI Matthew's Kindergarten In the Tel
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      793 24 YOUNG MALAYSIAN PIANIST *ccomI respec King Miss Lin PLEASANT LOOKING CHINESE BACHELOR me 17 ve*fcs sincere Telephone apBaa A ***** AUSTRALIAN RESIDENT. MIOOCE AGED. friends, preferably free iMlif— Interests Far-East ravelling Seleri tnev 2011. Ati-!r.ili OENERAL SPRAVPAINTINO. repair-refrigerators five hours 1 Customer-, House re-enamel longbath *****62. *****438 pore BLACK ANO
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      475 24 OOALIFIEO MASSEUSE «NU l> available lo attend you al youi places Ring 2*133 for appoin' inent from 100pm 900p" GET SMART" UNIFORMS your employees male/ fem.n. by Singapore Uniform* Manut all ***** LIAN AIK DECORATION CONS TRUCTION Company specialise in lie fencing hojaepam 1 ing. furniture, offli renovation extension, garden
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    Metric show opens at C-centre
    72 25 THE 11th Metrication and You exhibition at bims Avenue community centre, organised by tne Singapore Metrication Board, was opened last night by the MP for Oeylang East. Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. The three-day exhibition, which oprns each day from 3 p.m. to 9.30 pjn is
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    Cholera probe
    33 25 THE Ministry of the Environment Is Investigating a su&pected cholera case alter •n ekfcrly man was admitted to Outrs.ni Hospital when he collapsed at a market off Chin B wee Straet.
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    Visors: It's April 14
    47 25 THE Government ban on crash helmets with visors will come into force on April 14. From then. It will become an offence for any motorcyclist, acooterlst or pillion-rider to use a helmet with a visor or attachment which conceals his identity. of 1975
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      1263 25 4TOIMC KiaCTMCM. TVHII CO 104-B Blk IS Holland Drive |B^H Singapore IS Tel tt«aa* farators. BsctrteaJ OooLt Sales mid lltril TMANtrOMMN Sstvic* Hsw purchase aCCTOTM. Mtj «wM*r avallaM* tmmm TASKS AMD CNAM for n stork Chan ft Llm PW Ltd tale at 1300 ono Call SS TrtJSSI «MST} Rochdale Road
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      562 25 tones Saturday car mart LSMRTV AUTO DSHVSMO SCHOOL Oar. Lorry and HWrh.»> coda Courses 24 Upper Srrancooo Road 80*143 ANA onrvmo SCHOOL. Brand new Dalsun dual I moderate charges 13 Belecta Road Phone nZ7v7t. •amtv owrwajsj MsmTUTioai rompleud eoorae SO hours I no Hourly SS MS. Bernam Street. Singapore *****
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      943 25 1071 TOYOTA CORONA MKM with alrcond one owner. 19SS c.c Price $7,600 To view contact 969. Block 126. Lorong 1 Toa Payoh BUY/ T4 VOUIBWAMM 1500 3 owners, excellent condition, new radial lyres, tax/ Insurance Oct 75 $1.6000 no Tel *****9 after 12 30pm 1088 AUSTIN 11S0 2 owners, good
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      928 25 NOVEMMR 1071 HONDA CIVIC Trouble rree Buying New Car Ring 522 10 after 2pm COOPER S LOMOMAN PMPANED View 5 Thorapaon Oreen. Sat Sun (off Ylo Ctiu Kang. Sembawang Circus) 1071 MAZOA 1000 Sedan airrond' r/caaaette. insurance r tax till Aug $7,800/- on o View 1-J Ylo Chu Kang Road,
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      147 25 OCTOBER 1071 FORD ESCORT 1100 L' 4-door one owner very good condition. Insurance expire 10^5 $5800 Interested call *****7 Steven SELLING CHEAP 1971 SUBARU 1400 OSR Coupe Ist lady owner leaving. 17.000 kms $7,200 (new $13,000) Call *****8 104)0 CORTINA DELUXE 2-door good engine, economical $1,000 0.n.0. 24-O. St. Michael's
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      62 25 LIFT AVAILABLE from Cl Road/ Kulr Panjang Road Monday Friday Tel 4147M LIFT AVAILABLE FROM BUKIT TIM AH 6 m 3 to Robinson Road. Mornings Only Ring *****3 After office *****3 CAN LIFT AVAILABLE from 5* m s Upper Thomson Road' Jardine Steps Contact *****31 after 2p m YOU CAN
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      881 25 i| SINGAPORE A/RPORTyS h DUrr-FREE EMPORIUM OBU j| 1 MANAGER I W« The Singapore Airport Dury-Fra« Emporium iso newly incorporoted com- <*W _tj£9 pony set up to provide quolity service to the mternotionol travelling ?»*V JRS public, ond enhance the imoge of the Republic as a shoppers' paradise Jtn "i
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      1075 26 fetda j Permohonan adaluh dlpeiawa daripada Wargat berkelayakan untuk j»--juwiiUii sepertl berlkut:PcntadMr: Kumpulan A (Tetap dan Betpen< Kctoyafcan. Am atau Kepujian i Universiti yang diikti- •■iik .i ii keutamaan mi jurusan Ekonomi. itau Pent;t ■MM serta luisa Malaysia dlper- Pelajaran 3PM" Tangg* Qafi: < Al 1 -9) *650 x 50
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      556 26 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates U> fill the following vacancies In the Public Works Department, Brunei. 1 CHIEF TECHNICAL ASSISTANT: Qualifications and Experience: a) Age between 35 and 55 years old. b) Must have Higher National Diploma in Civil
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      247 26 PHARMACIST URGENTLY REQUIRED Qualifications Pharmacy graduate Experience One two years sales and marketing Responsibilities Sales force selling direct to Doctors and Pharmacies in West Malaysia. Remuneration Attractive and commensurate with experience. All applications must be submitted together with a recent passport— size photograph (non-returnable) and a brief resume Riving full
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      477 26 ".HAT ran invites applications from Bumlputras for (A) COMPANY SECRETARY Age: Not less than 30 years. KrapoiMibilitiea: AH company secretarial work including publicity, public relations and personnel management Experiaswa: At least two years experience (jualifirationa: A chartered Secretarial qualification, or other equivalent qualification, or an extended period of experience (B)
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      284 26 CONSCRIPTS WANTED An Account Executive with at least two years ex perience in advertising. Should be capable of servicing a wide range of accounts independent ly. Interesting and rewarding for the right man. >> <M A Madia Assistant who can be interested in the intricacies of the media of mass
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    Lock icon Call for 'sin bin' sanctions in soccer
    243 27 MONTE CARLO, prl._ An Intern atlonal round table on football ended a three-day meetIng here yesterday with a recommendation to Flfa soccer's ruling body, to study the introduction of temporary "sin-bin" sanctions for playen who commit serious fouls. The Idea, borrowed from Ice
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    Lock icon Ipswich at full strength look set for first final
    427 27 Ipswich at full strength look set for first final MULLERY, MOORE COULD INSPIRE FULHAM IN CUP-TIE AGAINST BIRMINGHAM WHILE... LONDON, Friday JJAVING regained the League leadership despite missing several top players, Ipswich Town will be back at full strength for their Football Associaion Cup semi-final against West Ham United tomorrow.
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    Rodrigues the star
    491 27 JOSEPH Rodriguea, 15. was the star of the Siglap Secondary School athletic championships yesterday winning the best performance award and the Boys' Secondary individual title. He won the best performance award because of his recoi£breaklng victories In the 3.000 m (9:48.9) and the r.OOOm steeple chase (fl
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    Lock icon Red Rum aims for third win
    185 27 T ONDON. Frl —Red Rum. the lt-yrar-old ceMlng who has won the rugged Grand National Steeplecnaae for the past two years, will be the runner everyone will be watching when the century-old race Is ran I—siisw at Aintree, Liverpool. No horse has won the
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    Winning track gallop by Watania Commando
    560 27 V U ALA LUMPUR, 1Y Frl.— W a t ania Commando II showed winning form in his wlndlng-up gallop on the sand track here today. With M A r 1 ffl n astride, the four-year-old broke from the 4f. running the last 3f In
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    Lock icon Hsu still ahead
    73 27 fAIPE, Frl. Ta.wans veteran pro Hsu Chi -Sail shot a nve-under-par Vt for a two-day total of 134 and a two-stroke second round lead In the Taiwan Open golf tournament today. Alone at second was K. Inoue. who carded 136 (60--67) after 36 holes. Tied at third
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      488 27 Hong Hong Printing Co. f Sdn. Bhd. rCNANG. Invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizen* for the position of CONFIDENTIAL SECMTARY QvaitAeaUwM: Mln. SC MCE with strong credit in English and must have a good command of Bahasa Malaysia. Must possess a recognised Secretarial Diploma and be able to type
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      920 27 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU COMPANIES (WINDING UP) NO. 2 OF 1975 In the Matter of the Companies Act of 1965. And In the Matter of Talmaru (m) Sdn. Bhd. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the Wlndlng-up of the abovenamed
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      34 27 |"fj ilB ~*i raOvi mm m MtrU^l 1 r >{TP«i'.iji" I fltf > -v' It "iSffw'iH.- mf bbV bVBbbH -i. v^^bß 888 BB V- Jf A sSjbb^LbUbl U i-Cj B^T'Uk I bVbS bst'*^™ bsT^bV^bw^bsl b^T
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    Malasin can do hattrick
    182 28  -  EPSOM JEEP THE SPORT IN RACE 4 IS TODAY'S TOP BET B» MALASIN, a Quorum four-year-old who can sprint and stay, has a bright chance of a winning hattrick in Race Two at Kuala Lumpur today. A smart winner over the Kuala Lumpur 6f in February,
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    1721 28 2.00 CLASS 5 DIV 3-6 F f-'-W*" ($7,000 $4,900 to winrwr) 1 W7i NaaftMM > (Mim) Dmnttls 5»0 {pollll f c J 300.1 m »w«o> N a (NO N|iClran«B« 11 («♦»> M 7 3 MMOMMrtoi (Onurio) Tullott 5 10 («+l7) M T?*** 4 080 »ol^» (Top Ar*l Boufour*
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    Amirah Jaya gets confident vote
    212 28 By DENNIS CHIA A MIRAH JAVA has J\ made progress since his only start at Buklt Tlmah last month, and I give him my confident vote In Race Seven at Kuala Lumpur today. He ruined his chances at Buklt Tlmah by being slowly away. But
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    1498 28 Race 1 NAZAKAT n: Oood winner Class 8 Dlv 1 6f with 8 13 Pg Mar 2; retains form; can hold his own In Class 5 BISTRO BOY: Getting on In years but on last start fourth with 7.7 to dnowflake Dlv 1 6f Ipoh jan 13
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      647 28 J Boustead Trading (S) Pte.Ltd. CAREER IN MARINE INSURANCE Appltcotions are invited from suitably qualified and experienced candidates tor appointment os on Executive in our Lloyds/ Marine Insurance Division 'HE MAN 1 Should be a Singapore citizen and aged between 25 32, 2 Should possess the minimum qualification of a
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      197 28 Johnson MT ««Bssi^»aaaißs SsfssH ™,s*{X» T* ~yf^t •^■•sSSS^slsssssssP^'''^ J^r!^ arW?«BL_ 4>aW aaajw." 4 9sßs*>* -Sts^*t* r *.<****• Put a Johnson X on an A im 5 400 and you have an exciting runabout. For more information, phone Borneo Mann, the Marine Division of The Borneo Company. The new Johnson 25:
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    Singapore lucky to keep record intact
    640 29  -  JOE DQRAI GOOD RECOVERY AFTER CONTROVERSIAL PENALTY My |^l ALA TRENGGANU, Fri. Singapore recovered from a controversial penalty goal to equalise 10 minutes later and hold Trengganu to a 1-1 draw in their South Zone Malaysia Cup clash before a crowd of 15,000 here
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    96 29 Not included Nsfrt v Pahang match abando iM mi March 33 per.dluf PAM decision. rWDLFAfIi Kelantan 6 4 0 1 IS 5 8 I>r*k 4 4 0 0 15 6 8 Selangor Penong Farces Kcdah 4 2 3 0 2 6 5 2 2 1 6 6 5
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    Catholic Junior College shock the champs
    321 29  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By pATHOUC Junior ColV' lege created a big stir yesterday when they edged joint defending champions Victoria Bchool 1-0 In the Natlonii Post-Secondary soccer tournament at Farrer Park. CJC. unbeaten in their two earlier matches, had to fight desperately before clinching their
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