The Straits Times, 23 March 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Cordial welcome for Lee
    507 1 First official visit since separation KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. MALAYSIA gave Mr. Lee Kuan Yew a cordial welcome tonight when he flew in for his first official visit since the separation in 1965. As he stepped down smiling from his MSA plane at Subang at 7.50, the
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    Lock icon Alsatians kill girl of three
    41 1 NEW YORK. Wed. A three-year-old girl was attacked and killed by two Alsatian dogs when she fell Into their pen In a backyard here today. The girl. Leslie Smith, was dead on arrival at hospital. Reuter.
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    'Dry spell' residents of luxury flats send lawyer's letter
    214 1 'Dry spell' residents of luxury flats send lawyer's letter SINGAPORE. W«d—Residents of the luxury Hilltops apartments In Calrnhlll Circle today sent a letter to the developers in connection with the maintenance of the 15storey building. It was sent by the Hilltops Association through Its lawyers to Town and City Properties
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    Another Belfast bomb blast
    109 1 BELFAST, Wed. A bomb set off In a hijacked van today Injured 10 people and demolished the roof of Belfast's main railway station. First reports said that two empty trains were also wrecked. The Great Victoria station. which connects Belfast with Dublin, the republic's capital, is
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    Lock icon Heath's package deal for Ulster
    251 1 Heath's package deal for Ulster LONDON, Wednesday pHIMK Minister Edward Heath called Northern Ireland Premier Brian Faulkner to London today and handed him a political package which the British Government hoped could o|)en the way to peace in embattled Details of the package were being kept under wraps as the
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    Lock icon SEARCH FOR BODIES ON FUJI
    80 1 SEARCH FOR BODIES ON FUJI TOKYO, Wed. Alpine search teams roamed the slushy snow of famed Mt. Fuji today, seeking the bodies of the last of 24 people believed killed In Japan's worst mountaineering disaster. Police believe 24 climbers lied on the slopes of the 12.388 ft mountain 50 miles
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    Lock icon Lifted: All curfews in Sarawak's First Division
    96 1 Lifted: All curfews in Sarawak's First Division KUCHING, Wed. For the first time in five years, curfews clamped on several areas in Sarawak's First Division were completely lifted from today. Police spokesman said this included the areas along the Sarawak-Kali-mantan border which had been under a dusk-to-dawn curfew since February.
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    Lock icon Muskie bounces back
    33 1 CHICAOO. Wed. Senator Edmund Muskie bounced back into the forefront of the Democratic presidential nomination race today by sweeping past former Senator Eugene McCarthy in the Illinois primary election. Reuter.
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    3 AM LATEST
    130 1 LATEST ALL-ENGLAND RESULTS LONDON, Wed. Latest All-England badminton results: Men's singles Tan Alk» Mong (Malt bt Mehmet Nevlat lEng) 15-10 15-3; "Punch" Uunalan iMal) w.o. Clive Kirk (Engl; Christian ilndi bt Erland Kops iDenl 14-17. 18-14. 15-6; Sture Jonssun i Sweden i bt John Stretch (Kngl 18-13.
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    STOP PUSHING YOUR CHILDREN TOO HARD...
    379 3  -  MASIE KWEE Dr. Wong's advice to parents -CE PARENTS should 1 avoid pressuring their children on scholastic achievements, a Ministry of Education official said today. This advice came from Dr. Ruth Wonr, the Ministry's director of research and principal of the Teachers' Training Collefe.
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    Drugs and the need for doctors to be informed
    276 3 Drugs and the need for doctors to be informed SINGAPORE, Wed. There is a need for a drug information scheme for physicians here in view of the increasing number of new drugs introduced, a pharmacist said last night. "With the increasing number of new drugs being introduced there is bound
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    FOUR-DAY VISIT BY CEYLON MINISTER
    116 3 FOUR-DAY VISIT BY CEYLON MINISTER SINGAPORE, Wed.—Ceylon's Minister for Industries and Scientific Affairs, Mr. T.B. Subasinghe (above), flew in today for a four-day visit. Mr. Subasinghe, who is on his way home after a tending an Ecafe meeting in Bangkok, said he was here to gain an understanding of Singapore's
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    Worker who stole car jailed six months
    102 3 Worker who stole car jailed six months SINGAPORE, Wed. A labourer who stole a car was jailed for six months today. Ng Chua Chwee admitted stealing the car belonging to Choo Ngal from Circuit Road on March 9. Ng was also Jailed for another two months for having a watch
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    Third phase of Anzuk sea exercise
    120 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Anzuk maritime exercise Genesis will enter its third tactical phase in the South China Sea tomorrow. Surface, submarine and air attacks will be made on a task rroup, including the aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne and oilers UFA Tidesprinf and HMAS Supply, supported
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    Second $10 mil antenna for Sentosa
    206 3 Second $10 mil antenna for Sentosa SINGAPORE, Wed. The second antenna for the satellite earth station on Sentosa is expected to be put into operation at the end of next year. The antenna, which will be identical to the first one, is likely to cost about $10 million. Work Is
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    Front to elect officials
    38 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Peoples Front will elect a new central executive committee in May. Mr. Lul Boon Poh, the first secretary-general, resigned last August followed by the chairman. Mr. Leslie Netto. and other official*
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    One-roomers get the least HDB services for their money
    534 3 SINGAPORE. Wed lIOUSING Board one-room flat dwellers or the lower socio-economic status group tend to receive the least services provided by the board, a university lecturer said. "This is not because oneroom flat dwellers do not have any problem, but it
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    30 months for robbery
    54 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Jobless man who robbed another of his watch at a but terminus, was Jailed for 30 months today. Zakrl bin Ismail. 25. who had four previous convictions, admitted robbing Hoe Teck Seng. 34, a hotel porter, of his watch at the Anson Road
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    Four arrested
    15 3 BINOAPORX. Wed. CID officers arrested four secret society members in Cecil Street yesterday
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    Gun tools get all clear for use at Singapore -worksites
    205 3 Gun tools get all clear for use at Singapore -worksites- SINGAPORE, Wed. Workers here can continue to "shoot" their gun tools at construction sites without fear of being arrested. But using these gun tools in Malaysia without an arms licence could mean seven years' jail or $10,000 fine or both.
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    Malaysia's Teachers Day on May 16
    78 3 Malaysia's Teachers Day on May 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Education Minister, Inche Hussein Onn, has asked teachers to observe May 16 as Teachers Day. Directives have gone to all schools and colleges to organise activities on that day to project the theme Teachers' Role In National Development. In a statement,
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    Speech training for oral exam
    52 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese YMCA Youth Department is conducting a four-ses-sion course on speech training to prepare students for the Secondary Pour Oral English Examinations. The course will start on April 7 at 5 p.m. In the association's Tanglln centre. Further Information Is available from
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  • BUDGET DEBATE
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      Unpleasant to move people but that's price of progress
      1322 4 Unpleasant to move people but that's price of progress By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Sue if the developers fail to maintain premises THH crux of the resettlement problem a most unpleasant iob is that people do not like to move oat of an area where they have been living for a
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      Land: Why owner gets the cash
      1741 5 Land: Why owner gets the cash 3,000 HDB lift attendants would run up bill of $5 mil a year jyjH. E.W. Barker had a busy day yesterday fielding question by MPs who aired the arouses of tenants living in Singapore's rural and in ban areas. And Mr. Barker neatly though
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      MP's 'lower fees' call to go to Bird Park
      133 5 MP's 'lower fees' call to go to Bird Park mHE Minister of State 1 (Finance). MR. TANG SEE CHIM. has promised to forward to Jurong Bird Park, a suggestion by MR. J. F. CONCEICAO (Katong), that admission and other charges be reduced so that more could visit the park. The
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      WHEN THE ROPES SNAPPED AND A COFFIN WENT CRASHING TO THE GROUND
      170 5 WHEN THE ROPES SNAPPED AND A COFFIN WENT CRASHING TO THE GROUND A MOMENT of grave humour descended upon Parliament this afternoon when an MP suggested that Housing Board lifts be made bigger to allow for the passage of coffins. k perturbed Inche Rahmat bin Kenap Al-Haj (Geylanc Serai) said:
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      Brightening the life of the night duty nurses
      366 5 Brightening the life of the night duty nurses TiHE Health Ministry is now trying out a pilot scheme to brighten the life of night duty nurses who have been for years doing seven days' continuous duty without a break. Under the new scheme they would be given a break after
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      14 4 Parliamentary reporters: Chia Poteik, P.M. Raman, R. Chandran, Leslie Fong and Tan Wang Joo
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    Such a surprise, a Humpty Dumpty that really talked!
    164 6 Such a surprise, a Humpty Dumpty that really talked! SINGAPORE. W.d OOOR little Marshall! He didn't know whether to laugh or cry. He had Just shook hands with Humpty Dumpty! He actually saw Humpty Dumpty wave at him, and heard his name being called. "Happy Easter, Marshall!" Poor Marshall was
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    AEB courses at Toa Payoh
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Adult Education Board will conduct courses In commercial art, make-up and skin care, dressmaking, the Highway Code, Chinese dishes, and tal chl chuan at the First Toa Payoh Secondary School centre from April 2. Those wishing to Join may apply at the
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    NO FUEL TANK CAPS ON BUSES: $600 FINE
    94 6 CINGAPORE, Wed.— Two *J box companies were fined a total of $600 today on four charges of permitting their bases to be used without caps on the fuel tanks. Amalgamated Bos Co. (Pte.) Ltd. pleaded guilty to two of four charges. Both
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    S'pore master printers
    53 6 SINOAPORE, Wed. Mr. E.P. Mortimer of Printers and Converters (Pte.) Ltd. has been elected president of the Master Printers' Association. Other officials Include Mr. Cheong Kun Patt. vice-presid-ent; Mr. Loh Chan Yee, secretary; Mr. Edward Leong. assistant Secretary; Mr. Pong Pook Kay. treasurer and Mr. Chee Woo
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    Wanted thief's luck ran out after 13th job
    327 6  - Wanted thief's luck ran out after 13th job GERRY DE SILVA: Caught napping in his hideout By Singapore, Wed. JTOR seven months Singapore's most wanted housebreaker prided himself on his luck in staying one step ahead of the law. Several ambushes were laid but the elusive housebreaker always escaped the
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    Water check
    20 6 PENANO. Wed. Water authorities are keeping a careful watch on consumption In Penang because of the prolonged drought.
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    CUSTOMS NET A RECORD $302 MIL
    97 6 CUSTOMS NET A RECORD $302 MIL CINGAPORE, Wed.— The Customs and Excise Department collected a record $302.9 million last year. This sum does not include $47.2 million remitted in the form of various exemptions on customs and other duties. It also excludes receipts from tourist establishments. "The record yield was
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    Husband quizzed me like prisoner, she tells —court—
    215 6 Husband quizzed me like prisoner, she tells court QINOAPORE, Wed— A wife »J told the High Court today that her lawyer husband treated her like a prisoner whenever he was In an unfounded Jealous mood. Mrs. Chung Kok Soon said. "On those occasions, my husband would Interrogate me like a
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    Open verdict on death of jobless man
    78 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A coroner today recorded an open verdict on Lim Han Choo, 44, unemployed, who died of a fractured skull at Outram Hospital on March 9. Inspector Seow Wee Cheng, assisting the court In the inquiry, said Lira was found lying unconscious
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    Relief teachers will not get that extra pay
    180 6 Relief teachers will not get that extra pay SINGAPORE, Wed. Relief teachers will not get the 13th month's allowance due to civil servants this month. This was stated by a Finance Ministry spokesman today In reply to a reader's Inquiry. In a letter to the Straits Times, the reader and
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    Newspaper is sued
    36 6 KLALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Director of the Malaysian Sociological Research Institute. Dr. Shlrle Gordon, has filed a suit against Nanyang Press (Mi Sdn. Bhd. The suit arose from an article in the newspaper.
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    Lim officiates
    35 6 BINOAPORE. Wed. The Political Secretary (Communications). Mr. Llm Ouan Hoo, tonight officiated at the reappointment ceremony of citizens' consultative and management committees at the Mandai Community Centre at 12 m s Mandai Road.
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    Science meet
    22 6 SINOAPORE, Wed. The Science Teachers Association will host a meeting of similar associations from South-east Asia in Singapore in June.
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    Tuition for Malay-medium pre-varsity students
    145 6 SINGAPORE, Wod. A JOINT committee of Muslim societies has organised tutorial classes to help Malay-medium preuniverslty students prepare for the Higher School Certificate examinations. Teachers, lecturers and undergraduates will guide them in their studies when the scheme is introduced next month. This was announced today
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      180 6 Attey Oop By V.T. Hm—lin tOUfiET 'N YES, I TOLD x I S~~ ==^s| I LOOK, I TMOUGHI J^^™*"^4 NO. TM DOCTOR WDQF HIM WE NONT /OH.TOR V^^^ 5^ I TOLD YOU... HEY, MAN, wONMUfi... CRANSTON HIM? jl WANT ANY... /ffOfr I PSTE to±*m^ mzs^SZx >OU [WHORE 'YOUfl FRITT/ Ll'l
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    Arrested: Brains behind I-card racket
    195 8  - Arrested: Brains behind I-card racket K. S. SIDHU: Police now looking for woman accomplice By Singapore, Wednesday pOLICE have arrested the master-mind behind an identity-card forgery racket and are now looking for a woman believed to be the main agent supplying him with stolen Singapore ICs. The man was arrested
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    Jumps cost two $20 in fines
    65 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two welders were each fined $20 today for Jumping off a ferry on to a pier at the Port Authority. Ong Oim Siong and Loh Ah Yew pleaded guilty to not using the gangway of the Sea Princess when disembarking at Jardine
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    Quest for the top four young people of —S'pore
    229 8 Quest for the top four young people of S'pore- SINGAPORE, Wed. A nation-wide quest will begin next month for four outstanding young Singaporeans who are between 21 and 30. Applicants must be nominated by friends or organisations on forms Issued by the organisers, the Junior Chamber of Singapore, from April
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    Soviet envoy flies in
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Soviet roving envoy, Mr. L.I. Mendelvttch. who held talks with Indonesian officials last week on the status of the Strait* of Malacca, flew in on Monday night for a brief visit. Mr. Mendelvltch is here as guest of the Soviet Ambassador. Mr. B.V.
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    SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES TALK BY ENVOY'S WIFE
    123 8 SINOAPORE. Wed. The wife of the Consul-Oenerml of the Republic of Argentina, Mrs. Ren ala Pepe. will give a talk on •eml-prectous stones at the next meeting of the Singapore Chapter of the Ikebana International on Saturday. The meeting, starting at 10 am. will
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      210 8 MALAYSIAN TRADERS FOR CANTON FAIR KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A 50-m*mber unofficial Malaysian trade mission will leave for China on April 13. It will be headed by the general manager of Pernas Trading Sdn. Bhd.. Inche Mohamed Shahar bin Abdul Hamld. Pernas executive director. Inche Abdul Rahman Hamidon, said today the
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    RALPH CASE VERDICT DUE ON TUESDAY
    1341 9  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG JUDGMENT RESERVED I By '—SINGAPORE, W«d.— Marshall; 'The accused is an immoral pirate with no respect for the truth' JUDGMENT was reserved today at the close of the trial of Patrick George Halph, charged with defrauding his employers of $102,784. The Senior
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    The 'with it' youth
    51 9 PENANG, Wed. A youth had been taking heroin for the last three months "just to be in with the crowd," the Sessions Court was told today. Leong Thin Hup, £9, who pleaded guilty to having three tubes of the drug, was fined $200 or six months'
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    Lock icon Singapore seaman gets 15 years on US drug —charge
    132 9 Singapore seaman gets 15 years on US drug —charge PORTLAND (Orefon), I Wed. A seaman travelling on a Singapore passport pleaded guilty yesterday to Illegal drug Importation and was given a 15-year prison sentence. Ng Hang Lira, 34, was arrested near his ship. the mv Neder Wall, of Netherlands registry,
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    Pirate taximan loses his car
    61 9 BINOAPORE. Wed. Koh Hock San. 38. was fined 1500 by a magistrate today for using hu car as a pirate taxi at he Junction of Holland Road and Holland Orove Road at 8.35 p.m. on Oct. 35 last year. Koh who Is unemployed had a
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    Road deaths
    36 9 THE number of pedestrians killed on Singapore's roads last year was 183 and not 341, as Inadvertantly stated In the Straits Times editorial of March 13. The total number of road deaths was 341.
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      274 9 Straits Times Crossword ■pji |Hp |F WKT' HT flfl* 7 HLT~ IB ACROSS ss s guide In manufacturing S. Conspiracy at Wlmbledor (t). leading to (hooting perhaps? 6. Punch-line often snowed thU 44 sturdy person's collapse (6, 9 With such a dish, gate- S). crashing Is unnecessary 7. A rider
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      CITIZEN DOUBTS
      471 10 There are still nearly 160,000 holders of Malaysian citizenship Article 30 certificates who have not returned them for verification. They have been given six months' grace. A total of 268.756 of these certificates had been issued by late in 1969 when the validity of some of them was
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      THE CULTURED STATE
      263 10 The mild breeze in Parliament over an allocation of $10,000 for cultural organisations in Singapore could serve as the starting point for discussion on the role in general of the State in cultural activity. The question is not how much money should be spent on promoting culture,
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      NEW DEAL FOR ULSTER
      283 10 The British Government's long awaited "new initiative" in the Ulster crisis is not expected to be published before next week. In some quarters it is already being described as the biggest nonevent in Ulster's political history. The new proposals have had a gestation period of two
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    Lock icon Japanese business rushes to befriend – Peking
    611 10  - Japanese business rushes to befriend Peking- MARK FRANKLAND By TOKYO Japanese business Is falling over itself to be nice to a delegation of Peking textile experts that arrived here this weekend. The delegation Is the ilrst of Its kind to visit Japan since the start of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.
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    Lock icon NIXON FIGHTS THE COLOUR SCHOOL BUS
    523 10  - NIXON FIGHTS THE COLOUR SCHOOL BUS WILLIAM SCALLY By WASHINGTON— The school bus. long a familiar sight in the United States, has taken on ominous overtones which could dominate the 1972 presidential election campaign. The forced busing of children to achieve racial balance in the schools was the key factor
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    Lock icon The rock that may wreck Hussein's plan
    1136 10  -  ROBERT STEPHENS Jerusalem's disputed status £L AMMAN A PEACE settlement between Israel and Jordan envisaged in King Hussein's plan for a United Arab Kingdom, still seems to be blocked by the disputed future status of Jerusalem. Hussein wants to recover sovereignty over Arab
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  • World News
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      BRITONS HAIL POUND IN EVERY POCKET
      984 11  -  HARRY MILLER: Chain store reduces prices of 1,000 items By London. Wed Will the spending spree spark spc growth? Nothing for the poor, says Labour pOR the average Briton who can't quite figure out the technicalities of Mr. Barber's Spring Budget, there's good news
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      Lock icon THE BULLS PUSH UP PRICES ON STOCK MARKET
      152 11 THE BULLS PUSH UP PRICES ON STOCK MARKET LONDON, Wed. Shares on the London market shot ahead following the £1,200 million tax cuts handed oat in the Budget yesterday. In late inter-office dealings after the close of the market, gains were recorded by a whole line of leading stocks with
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      261 11 j WASHINGTON, Wod. 1 THE efforts of Prime Minister Edward Heath to stimulate the British economy may be on the verfe of pay in i off. the Business Week said today. After observing the rising level of unemployment and the recent rash of strikes,
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      196 11 Editor Lubis a neurotic and megalomaniac, Diah tells court JAKARTA, Wednesday rpHE former IndoA nesian Minister of Information, Mr. B.M. Diah, today told a Jakarta court that Mochtar Lubis, editor of the Indonesia Raya, was a megalomanic ana a neurotic. Mr. Diah, who runs (he mass circulation Merdeka. was on
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      72 11 HONG KONG, Wed China and the Soviet Union have again failed to reach agreement In their latest session of annual talks on navigation along sensitive border rivers, the New China (Hsinhua) news agency reported today. Both sides have agreed to continue talks at a
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      32 12 WABKINOTON. Wed. Sen. PVank Bn Moas. Democrat Utah, suggested today that President Nixon name the two giant panda* that China Is giving the U.S. Ptnn 1 and Pong UPI
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      253 12 Good prospects for direct Indo-Pakistan talks soon NEW DELHI, Wednesday. PROSPECTS of direct talks between India and Pakistan soon are considered good by official and diplomatic sources heie. The chances, however, of a three-sided meeting to Include Bangladesh as hoped tor oy the British Foreign Secretary. Sir Alec Douglas Home,
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      418 12 Nixon to allay Soviet fears on China ties WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Nixon will seek to reassure the Soviet Union about the new U.S. relationship with China when he goes to Moscow, Secretary of State Mr. William Rogers said yesterday. Soviet Communist Party chairman Mr. Leonid Breznnev had expressed concern that
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      112 12 JAKARTA, Wednesday. fHE Government has approved a matter plan by the World Bank to promote tourism in Bali. A Commun Ica 1 1 on s Ministry spokesman said today the plan was based on a survey financed by the United Nations Development Programme.
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      113 12 Who cares a Fig about money? LOS ANGELES, Wed. A 22-year-old University of California graduate student gave away his $2,100 fellowship in $3 bills to scrambling students yesterday. He said Jesus told him to do it. Romeo Pita of Portland, who calls himself Abraham Pig. talked about Christianity to the
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        107 12 JAPANESE DRIVE FOR NEW EUROPEAN MARKETS I EIPZIG (East Ger- many), Wed. Japan launched a drive tor new markets in East Europe at the 10-da> annual spring trade fair which ended here yesterday. Japanese companies more than doubled their exhibition space to a total of about 3.500 square yards, and
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        53 12 PHOENIX. (Arlzonai; A youth accused of starting a million -dollar fire at a fashionable Tucson hotel In 1970 was found guilty today on 28 counts of murder A jury took less than v hours to tlnd Louis Taylor. 17, guilty of murder afte r an jlght-week trial. The jury recommended
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        55 12 LONDON: Police yesterday rejected a bid by actress Vanessa Redgrave to offer herself as a £2.000 bail surety for a man accused of inciting a riot in London. The delendant was Scan O'Tocle. who was arrested at a demonstration near the Prime Minister's rpsldence last month held in protest against
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        47 12 GKNEVA: The United States yesterday asked that a start oe made to ban chemical weapons. An American paper presented to the Geneva Disarmament Conference conceded, however, that unless there was complete assurance from all couuntries involved, those possessing chemical weapons would be unlikely to destroy their stockpiles—UPl.
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      58 12 TOKYO. Wed— Ishikavia-Jima-Harlma Heavy Industries •aid it will build a 477.C00-df.ui-weight ton tanker, which upon completion will replace the MmM Maru. 372.400-dead-»eight ton tanker, as the biggest oil carrier In the world Construction of the tanker. '.<■ b: owned by Globtik Tanker*, ct Britain and chartered by
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      Rocket punch soon for Manila
      259 13 Rocket punch soon for Manila MANILA, Wednesday JHE Philippines plans to produce shortrange rockets for defence purposes following the successful launching of its first rocket last March 12, President Marcos said last night. Mr. Marcos said the rocket production is in line with the Philippines' self-re-liant defence programme. 'These are
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      254 13 WASHINGTON. Wed. Pentagon research chief Mr. John Foster said yesterday that the growing and Improving Soviet missile capability could threaten the main U.B. deterrent system by the mid-*****. Prudence requires that we take the more pessimistic projections seriously." Dr. Foster told the Senate Armed
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      112 13 Two jailed for aiding top criminal MANCHESTER. Wed. Two women were jailed today for helping Britain's most wanted criminal, Frederick Joseph Sev/eU hide (or 45 days last year after he murdered a top police officer. The 38-year-old Sewell was found guilty last week and sentenced to life imprisonment for the
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      48 13 STOCKHOLM. Wed —Sweden will remain a monarchy but the King will lose his few remaining powers under a new draft Constitution presented today. The new constitution will make the King a mere figurehead while the poweis of the Riksdag (Parliament) will be strengthened. DPI.
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      33 13 TOKYO. Wed. Foreign Minister Takeo Pukuda has sent a "secret emissary" to China to try and Improve Chinese-Japa-nese relations, the Foreign Ministry reported today. It did not glv« any details —AP
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      38 13 A Super Guppy ran off the runway when the front fear collapsed after it landed at the Ham burg Flu;zeugbau Aviation Company yesterday. The Super Guppy is used for transport of large cargo. UPI radiophoto.
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      228 13 Lensman scared us, Kennedy children claim J^EW YORK, Wed. The words of young John F. Kennedy Jr. and his sister Caroline, expressing fear of photographer Ronald E. Galella, were read In court yesterday at the federal trial of Galella's $3.9 million lawsuit against Jacqueline Onassls. The children gave pretrial depositions
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      195 13 PARIS, Wed. A Frenchman, identified only as "Francois", saw Martin Bormann. killed in a Berlin street In 1945, according to an article In the newspaper Le Figaro. Bormann. who was Hitler's heir, disappeared after the fall of Berlin and was recently reported to be
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      125 13 CHINESE TEXTILES CAN HIT U.S. TRADE NEW YORK. Wed. A 11 senior U.S. Commerce official warned yesterday that a rush of textile import* urn China following closer trade ties between the two countries could cause some problems for the U.S. Mr. Edward Allen. Deputy Assistant Secret. t> of Commerce for
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        39 14 >. Darby iramat v Dredge «.B.T. It Perak M. Box I. Kuantan and R G. Matsushita r and C $8.85 $3.20 $6.20 $4.54 $1.60 $4.20 $1.25 $1.00 $3.12 $1.12 .30 .20 .15 .14 .10 .08 .07 .06 .06 .05
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        37 14 I. Iron 1. Glass 'eneer Prod. Store I. S'pura iea Corp Cement and C 'ftaling :.n.e. $5.35 $1.70 $1.92 $3.78 $1.90 $2.70 $3.90 $4.18 $4.60 $4.60 —.15 —.14 —.12 —.12 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.10
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        22 14 Most active stocks ;ity Dev. i'pore Land ian Holdings >ntral Prop 727.000 614.000 554.000 430,000 otal Turnover >elayed Percental 5.04M Ke 29.50
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        30 14 Industrials: 222.32 222.30 1 Hotel*: 84.39 Uil Properties: 1M.03 1M.H Tlm: 1M.7S 107.2S t rubber.: 141.45 141.76 Dee. 30, 19M 1M «Dec. 31. 1»M 1M tDec 29, IMS IN
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      PROFIT-TAKERS APPEAR
      274 14 THE bullish trend in second and third line stocks appeared to be temporarily arrested under scattered profittaking on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. In view of the recent rising market having stretched itself longer than expected, punctuated at very short intervals by technical reactions, most
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      Now foreign takeover of Aussie pies too
      156 14 SYDNEY: The extent of lorelgn takeover of Australia Is revealed In all Its grlmness with the news that even the great national dish, the meat pie, is now firmly in the hands of overseas interests. George Weston Foods has acquired Melbourne piemaker. Noon
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1048 14 BID ANO OFFER PRICEI OFFICIALLY LUTED AT THC CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF TNI STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VESTEROAV WERE. INDUSTRIALS B. >. ACMA 2.09 2.10 (—.01) CLOSING TONE: Tins firm while the rest easier. TURNOVER: Official total
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1605 14 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACM A (1) 2.10, (1) 2.09. Ajlnomoto (1) 2.32. tit 2.34. (8) 233. Akan
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      -Sungei Baganslows down
      215 14 SUNGEI Bagan rubber (M) suffered a drop In profits In the first half of the current financial year. The pre-tax profits for the six months ended December 1971 were $141,586 compared with $241,385 in the previous corresponding period. Net proceeds of rubber sales during the period were
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        160 14 'J'HE Strails tin price in Penang yesterday recovered by $1 to $646 per picul on an official offering down 8") tons to 221 tons. The overnight London metal price held steady with forward buyers quoted at £1,480 per metric ton, down £1 on Monday's close. LONDON: The drop
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        PALM OIL
        39 14 In London on Tuesday p-im oil pricea of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European port« in bu'k: aterlln* pet lonu ton July Aug. was quoted at UK 185 aellert (unchanged). Bept./Oct. at UK £87 seller* (unchanged).
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        75 14 THr Malavvian Minister 1 of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from March 23 to 29: Rubber 391 cents a lb. Copra $336.00 a ton Palm Oil $654.00 a ton Palm Kernel $235.25 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber
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        19 14 MAR. 22. RUBBER: 87.25 cents (unch.) TIN: $646.00 (up S100). Official offering 221 tons (down 85 tons).
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        108 14 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICE* PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Cecenut Oil: bulk S4O aellera. drum »«2 aellera. Cepra: Mixed (loose) UK Cont. J22 B. Papptr: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 1001 NLW $190 aellera. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96« f NLW SlBO sellrrs. Sarawak apeclal black f.o.b. »«•< NLW
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        53 14 Tuetday Manday fU.S. SU S London 48.43 43.375 Beirut 48.80 48.75 Hontskong 49.85 49.90 Zurich 48.358 4«.308 48.50S 48.458 Parla 49.18 49.05 Spore (1) Unch. 49.925 t B'pore (2) Unch. 173.80 (1) Export price In non-sterling areaa In I.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Loral dealers price in Singapore
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        Copper prices
        35 14 London copper prlcea on Tuesdiy (prevloua In brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer <44« 00 (£444.50) seller £446.50 I £445. 00): Three Months buyer £453.00 (£452.501 Mller £453.50 (£453.00). Market ten*: Steady. Salts. 4.325 tona.
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        RUBBER UNCHANGED
        355 14 LONDON advices were better than expected and opening quotations in the rubber market yesterday were marked up fractionally. Once more a very slow session ensued with litttle interest coming from either side and only marginal movements were noted. Physicals were neglected and turnover was negligible. The afternoon session
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        92 14 TVMLY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday: MARCH APRIL (Current Month) (Forward Month) Buyer* Sellers Buyers Seller* Cent* per kf Cents per kf SMR SCV (1-ton pallet 90.25 90.758 90.50 91 00 N BMR 5L (1-ton pallet 89.00
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      UK budget good for the market
      328 14 LONDON: 8tock market reaction to the Budget was forceful In street trading after hours the Financial Times Industrial Index rocketIng over the day by 11.3 to 530.8 alter the official close at 514.8. At the opening yesterday, stock markets hit an all-time peak In
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      Exchange rates
      170 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at March 22. Local dollars to one unit >f Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar 4ew Zealand Dollar J.S. Dollar Local dollars to 100 units if Foreign Currency Belgian Francs 3urmese Kyats
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        MELBOURNE
        256 14 TLJELBOURNE, Wed. Share prices rose sharply in brighter trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Today's cloimc middle pricea In Australian dollars and centa with the differences on yesterday's cloae. INDUSTRIALS Ampol 78 +.02'j Aust. Con. Ind 2.69 +.14', A.N.I. (Auat. Nat Ind) 1.14 .04 A. P.M. 201 +.02
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        39 14 (A* at March 21) Fund of Au»t. itcrlinK All. 17 Fund of Aust. (U.8. Dollar) AI3.27 (From March 1 to 31) Real Estate Fund of Aunt. MT.S8 (From March 1 to 31) Property Bond of Auit. Afl.04
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        Asian dollar
        66 14 THESE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits or U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 5 to 5 5 16' 2 mths 5 to 5 7 16' 3 mths 5 5 16 to 5 h'■ 8 mths 5 K to S
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        213 14 JVJEW YORK. Tues—Profittaking and a rash of adverse news jolted the market. Decllr.es overwhelmed advances by more than a four-to-one r"nntfn in heavy turnover. Today's closlntc pruts in I.S. dollar* followed by the difference 00 yesterday! prlcea. •>. 4. Allied Chemical 2«\ A Ilia Chalmera 14 1, Am.
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        238 14 T-JONO KONG. Wed. Trading In the market was on a broad front and the majority of counters traded, finished up with gains. A steady undertone was evident throughout the day In Industrials. Hutchison made a good gain to $38.25 Wheelocks at (22.60 and Jardlnes at $54 were unchanged
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        Indices
        96 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 90.05 Monday 90.05 Week ago 89.79 BIBBERS Tuesday 283.5) Monday 285 66 Week ago 284.97 OILS Tuesday 295 48 Monday 292 34 Week ago 299 53 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 514.8 Monday 509.5 Week ago 505 5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 934.00 Monday 941.15 Week ago
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        38 14 On the frx defiant. market in Hong Konie yesterday tbe U.t. <»«n«r quoted at 5 J3625 for T.T. and 5.5437S for eaih. Itirltni was quoted at 14 50 and tatl ef lt id tt 334.373.
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    Rubber— estate murder: Appeal by Johore police
    203 15 Rubber estate murder: Appeal by Johore police JOHORE B A H R U, Wed. Police today appealed (or information on an estate supervisor who was found murdered in a Kluang rubber estate yesterday afternoon. According to the Jfohore CID chief, Asst. Commissioner X.A. Nicholas, superviser Lim Inn Joat, 49, was
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    Bride who was cook for 20
    166 15 Bride who was cook for 20 SINGAPORE, Wednesday COON after her marriage to a businessman, a woman found that she had also to cook for 20 people in her husband's household, the High Court was told today. "This was something which I had never expected. It was sheer hard work
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    -DRIVER QUIT JOB AND TOLD WIFE TO WORK AS BARGIRL
    159 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. A driver gave up his Job soon after his marriage and persuaded his bride to become a bar waitress. He found work for her and lived on her earnings for the next few years, the High Court was
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    $57,000 jewel robbery getaway car found
    89 15 $57,000 jewel robbery getaway car found ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Police today traced the getaway car used In Monday's $57,000 jewel highway robbery. It was found abandoned In Kampong Kolam Ayer here by a radio patrol car. In the light-brown Toyota Corolla, the police found several empty Jewel boxes. Three bags
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    Two convicted of theft freed on appeal
    88 15 Two convicted of theft freed on appeal SINGAPORE, Wed.— The High Court today quashed the conviction of two youths who were found guilty and placed on probation on a theft charge by a magistrate's court last September. Idiis bin Mohamed and N. Devadaaon were convicted in the Fifth Magistrate's Court
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    Degrees from US college
    65 15 BINOAPORE, Wed. Two Singaporeans have received Bachelor of Arts degrees from Hope College In Michigan In the United States. They are Mr. Urn Kirn Toln, son of Mr. and Mn. Llm Choon Ieee of Emerald Hill Road: and Miss Amy Ting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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    Students begin housemoving —probe—
    101 15 Students begin housemoving —probe— SINGAPORE, Wed. Thirty University of Singapore undergraduates today started their probe Into house-moving. Clad in their special Geography Department Tshlrts. they are calling on homes in various parts of the Island. They will visit 1,000 homes up to next month. The study, started bv social geography
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    Stole from his firm—jailed
    48 15 Stole from his firm— jailed SINOAPORK. Wed. A labourer who stole three cases of brandy worth $700 from his company store, was Jailed for three months today. Asat bin All. 23. admitted stealing the brandy from the Outhrie Waugh store at Sixth Avenue. Buklt Tlmah. on Jan. 14.
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    Suicide verdict
    34 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. A coroner recorded a suicide verdict on the death of an unidentified man. who was found hanging from a concrete pole at Mount Paber at 5.30 p.m. on March 9.
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    Launch of the Neptune Ruby
    50 15 SINGAPORE. Wed Singapore's first Preedom-type multipurpose vessel Neptune Ruby, built for Neptune Orient Lines, will be launched by Jurong Shipbuilders on March 29 at 5 p.m. The 14,800-ton dry cargo vessel will be launched after '.he official opening of the yard at Tanjong Kling. Jurong.
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    'DON'T RUSH TO JOIN' ADVICE IS UNFAIR
    520 15  -  EDWARD LIU Chit fund companies' reply By Singapore, Wed. QPERATORS of chit companies today described as "unfair and misleading" the advice riven by a lawyer yesterday to refrain from joining the public not to rush to pom chit funds. Mr. Ho Kok Cheong,
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    London music school exam
    46 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (London) practical examinations for this year will be held from July to September. Entries for the examinations should reach the Chief Examinations Officer. Ministry of Education, not later than March 30.
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      178 15 Loaded gun seized KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Police today seized a revolver loaded with three dum-dum bullets from a garden off the 3'j mile Jalan Cheras. The gun. wrapped in a newspaper dated March 15, was found hidden in between banana plants. Lam '-W^K^ ALPHA KEW JFOR GLOWING FRESHNESS Just a
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      649 16  - The career busy grandmas ONG KIAT BENG By A JOB in the day. Entertaining, social work, television or some hobby or other in the evening. Friends, grandchildren and relaxation at weekends. This is the daily roster of the 20th century grandmother a pretty busy schedule. The old-fashioned doting and Indulgent
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      SHE HAS THAT CERTAIN CHIC, BUT THEN SHE'S FRENCH
      393 16 ANN Bouitln is 20. <**And at this young age, she has already acquired that chic look for which the French women are so well known. Ann, who has done photographic modelling for fashion magazines in Paris, has that impeccable and up-to-date
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      A complete skin care line for bathtime
      218 16 DATHTIME. The one time of the day when a woman relaxes and washes away the tensions and Irritations of a long day. And there's no better place than the bath to devote some care to the all-over complexion. Now is the time to
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      180 17 WHY NOT OFFER LIFTMEN'S JOBS TO THE DISABLED? WHY are the thousands of lifts In the different buildings in Singapore not operated by handicapped or disabled persons? The Idea comes to my mind every time I see a lift operated by some rugged, burly man. who would no doubt be
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      117 17 MAY I express my thanks through your newspaper for the wonderful way I was treated whilst I was on holiday In Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. I've made so many new friends and learnt a great deal about your countries. I served in the British Army in Malaya and was taken
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      54 17 MANY In Singapore are looking forward to Grand Prix 1972. And we are confident that the organisers will put up a good show. One suggestion for improvement could made though. Less crude toilet facilities (especially for men) would be gladly appreciated by all who will be watching the event. ANDREW
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      183 17 Bravo! Help in seven minutes —flat QNK night last week an accident involving a girl occurred at Thomson Roa^l about 30 yards from the junction of Thomson Road and Moulmcin Road. An ambulance arrived in less than seven minutes. The fact that the ambulance could arrive so quickly speaks a
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      60 17 IT would be greatly appreciated If the authorities concerned would erect a bus-stop along Irwell Bank Road, as near to Grange Road as possible, for the convenience of students studying at the new Raffles Institution. At present the nearest bus-stop to and from school for most students is at Paterson
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      115 17 -ITNDER the Central ProU vldent Fund (Approved Housing Schemes) Regulation 1968, members of the Fund are allowed to withdraw part or whole of the amount standing to their credit for the purchase of Housing Board flats. It has now been four years since the introduction of this scheme. Furthermore, now
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      116 17 GOODS imported from a few listed countries are subject to a half per cent service-charge which is refundable if such goods are re-exported. It is understood that the servicecharge, if not refunded, Is forfeited and used for education purposes. It is strange enough that this service -charge Is only applicable
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      232 17 I FULLY agree with "Frustrated Subscriber" ST., March 9). My phone bill for the first quarter of 1972 included rental charges on phones which had been disconnected and removed by the STB when I shifted house last December. On the phone
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      135 17 MAY I bring to the attention of the HDB the condition of some houses in the Farrer Park Estate, especially those bounded by Gloucester Road, Cumberland Lane, and Worcester Road. For so many years now nothing has been done to change the electrical wiring which by now have swollen and
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      114 17 ACCORDING to Nanyang i\ University's regulations, a student must acquire a minimum of 108 credits < Including the essential subjects) before being awarded an ordinary degree. This is fair. But the first year student must obtain at least 24 credits before he Is allowed to sit for any supplementary papers
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      74 17 I GO on ray knees to thank the UNF for Its election pledge to make tenants who have paid 2* years' rent automatic owners or their Housing Board flats. I hare a small problem though. I have been a tenant for 32 yean (including SIT
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      TELECAST THIS BATTLE OF STARS
      109 17 TELECAST THIS BATTLE OF STARS THE recently concluded Scottish Badminton Championships has product id a new star in Sven Prl of Denmark, eonqueit>r of the once invinc ible Rudy Hartono (above). Tlie final of this championships between these two very skilful players will be worth watching. ing. Local badminton players
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      THE TRIALS OF LIFE ABOVE TOA PAYOH COFFEE-SHOP
      216 17 THE TRIALS OF LIFE ABOVE TOA PAYOH COFFEE-SHOP I AGREE with "Housewife" 'ST. March 15) that vendors should not be encouraged to hawk their wares along corridors of HDB flats. However, as a resident living above a coffee-shop in Toa rayon's Town Centre, I find that this very same problem
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      63 17 IF all Singaporeans and foreign visitors were to sport the short, neat hairstyles as In tie "Jason King" television series, the government would have no need to Implement operation "snip snip" Should our policy-makers stay up late enough th«*y would undoubtely be thrilled by the way film stars in a
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      27 17 HOW high must statistics climb before the police decide to put up traffic lights at the Junction of Lorong 6 and Toa Payoh East? «CNS, Singapore 12.
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      354 18 require a) SENIOR DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants mv. s t possess Polytechnic technician diploma in mechanical engineering. Experience in design of transport equipment would be an advantage. b) SENIOR CLERK Applicants must have good {grade of Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent and extensive knowledge in costing, storekeeping and general office procedure. Singapore
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      400 18 An International Company with expanding interest in Singapore requires a: PLANT MANAGER for its Building and Maintenance Department. The candidate should possess the following: C i v i I /Construction/ Mechanical Engineering degree from a recognised University. A minimum of 5 years industrial experience in the relevant field. Sound knowledge
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      332 18 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOB SCHOOL HEALTH OFFICES Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates (or appointment as School Healtn Officer In the Medical and Health Department, Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must hold a medical qualification regl&irable with the Oeneral Medical Council of the United Kingdom, and should be under 45
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      915 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND Pening P. Kelang Singapore LtadMg tori CHAKDINA* 10/ 1 Apr D'dm, Lytt. Auck' TRENESLOS 12/12 May 11/14 May IS/17 May o'dm. Lytt. Nipier. Cabii KciamiHttaa atai»Me Auck STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE ""■^""^^^^■^^■"Tngapore P. Kelang Penan, laadaag lilt RAiUU' t, 7 Apr life I Apr Nacapattinain. Madras. raiula- 21. I
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      693 21 MAUYAN BREWERIES LIMITED (Incorporated la the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an interim Dividend of 8 centa per Ordinary Stock unit and 8 cents per Management Share, both less 40% Income tax. has been declared by the Directors on account of the financial year ending 30th June,
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      1243 21 FINANCE COMPANY Company with substantial local interests seeking equity participation in a Finance Company registered to oj>erate both in Singapore and Malaysia. Also prepared to consider out-right purchase of controlling interests. Interested parties please write to Box A 5563 S.T., Singapore. TO ALL THOSE CONCERNED We hereby notify all our
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    40 22 LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS la Hotel 81ngai>ura for your latest halrstylei. expert perming and gorgeous tinting. Very moderate price*. Appointments: Telephone *****3 (Spore). WE DOING OF Asha Melwani daughter of B.H. Melwani with Ramesh Aswanl takes place In Bombay to-night.
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    30 22 THB FAMILY OF the late Edward Phillip Mowe wish to thank Pastors Nuns relatives and friends for their donations. wreaths and kindness shown to them during their recant bereavement.
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      686 22 OFBN CAST MINB in Jobore requires the services of a first grade chargeman with "nil restriction" certificate capable of undertaking medium pressure generator wiring, medium pressu-e overhead works, motor wiring eovlult system. Applicant muat be Maiayalan citizen Apply sUtlng quallScatlona. experience and salary required to Box A 5361 ST Spore.
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      1654 22 DISTRICT 17 Bungalow* at Toh LOVBLV SEAFRONT LAND with Avenue and Toh Crescent 3 or 4 Uimng wall Wing Loong Red Bedrooms. Furnished or unfurnished. Area 70.000 s<j ft. Prtc* $3 20 o,t RUm *****2. Mr. Teo. For further particulars please cm i FURNISHED UNFURNISHED dc- Zephyr Housing Agency Tel
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    412 23 DPP's appeal fails Court exercised its discretion 'correctly' SINGAPORE, Wed ]^|R. Justice D'Cotta today dismissed the Public Prosecutor's appeal against sentence of a line imposed on a factory supervisor convicted on three charged of corruption. Mohamed bin Hussein Alsagoff was fined $2,000 by the Second District Court last October on
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    Lions Club
    36 23 SINGAPORE. Wed. Prof. S. Cox, director of Language Studies at Nanyang University, will speak on English as a Second Language at a Jurong Lions Club dinner at the Shangri-La Hotel tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    JAILED—4 GIRLS WITH NO ENTRY PERMITS
    111 23 JAILED— 4 GIRLS WITH NO ENTRY PERMITS SINGAPORE, Wed. Ten Indonesians, includlnc four 20-year-old Kirls, were each jailed for two weeks today after they admitted enterinc Sincapore illegally without a valid pass or permit. The rirls were Lee Mel Lent, Tan Mni Font, Lee Ah Noi and Liam Ah Moi.
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      688 23 Tin MIOH (OCIBTV (Opposite Mandarin Hotel) provide* lady escorts far your evening', entertalnaasnt. Phone *****1 B'pore. NOMB (BRVICE B. We shampoo earpeu polish all typw of floorings Appointment at your convenience T.I. (*****, *****8 8 por*. FOR 80CIABLB and charming lady escort*. contact Aphrodite. 440 People'a Park Complex (3rd floor)
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      219 24 Boxer with 'needles in hair' loses licence JOHANNESBURG, Wed. A Rhodesian non-white boxer has had his licence to light in the Transvaal withdrawn because he allegedly concealed needles in his hair during a fight. Anthony "Ali" Beira, a professional light-middle-weight, was fighting a Natal welterweight. Maxwell Malinga, in Kwathema near
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      Australia, France, US sweep into Round 3
      267 24 JOHANNESBURG, Wed— The three leading seeds Aus■ala. the United States and France marched into the th rd ir.und of the Federation Cup \vr men's team tennis tournament here despite delays caused by rain. But the fourth-seeded Brit'sh team mu<l wait until todav oefore
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      296 24 RACING with EPSOM JEEP SECURITY Check shaped well in a gallop on a good track at Penang yesterday. With Des Coleman in the saddle, Security Check was never off his bit in a 3f sprint in 38 3/ssec. Security Check, who found one to beat
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      326 entries for Selangor April meeting
      1158 24 326 entries for Selangor April meeting A TOTAL of 326 horses fi. 90 in Class 1, 97 in Class 2 and 139 In Class 5 have been entered tor the Selangor races on April 1, 2. 8 and 9. Ine entries: CLASS 1 v6f or 8f 6f or lOf Achilles
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      A record year for S'pore Turf Club
      326 24 A record year for S'pore Turf Club A NEW milestone was r reached by the Singapore Turi Club when the totallsator turnover for last year loppea the hunared minion dollar mark. This Is disclosed in the chairman's report to be tabled at the annual meeting on March 30 at 5.15
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      90 24 ISLINGTON. Wed. New Zealand's Olympic team will not compete in Singapcre s Pesta Sukan on their way home from this year'B Munich Olympic Games. The New Zealand Olympic committee decided here last night to decline an irvitation trcm the Singapore Sports Promotion Board to take part
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      99 24 NEW YORK. Wed. China' > I Table tennis team have I M April 10 as the date for the I Mart of a two-week tour of tr.e United States. Graham Steenhoven, president of the US. 1 Table Tennis Association, anI nounced yesterday Stecnhoven said that Song Chun;,
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      339 24 Gilzean superb: Spurs in Cup s-f inals fONDON, Wed.—Tottenham Hotspur scrambled unceremoniously into the semillnals of the UEFA Cup after being held to a 1-1 draw by Unizale Textile Arad of Rumania in the second-leg of their quarter- final tie here last night. Tottenham qualified on a 3-1 aggregate, following
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      Goals by Ng brothers put Jebsen in final
      408 25  -  Percy Seneviratne By JEBSEN and Jessen are In the final of the Singapore Business Houses division two football league and cup competition thanks to the Ng brothers, Keng Meng and Keng Ann, who plundered two smash-and-grab goals against Hilton Hotel at Jalan
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      134 25 MITCHELL LANDS 14-1 PHAR ACE FOR MR. TEO MELBOURNE, Wed. Singapore businessman Mr. Teo Thuang Hal arrived here yesterday on a flying visit to see his horse Phar Ace run at Sandown today. Phar Ace, who started at 14 to 1. made the long trip for Mr. Teo worthwhile when
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      320 25 Arda wins Thai Open pro-am golf -titles BANGKOK, Wed. Veteran Filipino pro Ben Arda scorched the 7.072-yard Royal Thai Air Force course here today for a flve-under-par 67 to win both the Individual and team prizes In the 1972 Thailand Open proam golf tournament. The dapper Asia golf circuit veteran's
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      Bee Khim wins Warren Open
      66 25 Singapore's women golf champion, Kee Bee Khim. added another feather to her cap when she won the Warren Open with fjve-over-par 73 at Dover Road yesterday. A. Ollson. also of SICC, was runner-up with gross 81. The "A" division best nett score was returned by
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      Toyota racers for the GP arrive
      152 25 By GODFREY ROBERT FILIPINO ace Dante Sllverio will head a fourman team to the Singapore Grand Prix at the Upper Thomson Road circuit next week. He will be accompanied by Pocholo Bamlres, Joey Bundalian and Yu Bcng Teck. Dante, winner of the Philippines GreenhiUs
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      222 25  - S'pore yes to C'wealth Games ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE National Olympic Council (SNOC) has accepted an invitation from New Zealand to compete in the 1974 Commonwealth Games at Christchnrch from Jan. 24 to Feb. 2. This was announced by SNOC secretary- general S.S. Dhillion after yesterday's meeting at Sports House.
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      77 25 Easy win for Hartono LONDON. Wed. Indonesian Rudl Hartono. champion for the past (our years, opened the defence of his men's singles title in devastating style with a 15-4 15-3 first round victory over Mexican Roy Diaz Fonzalez at the 62nd All-England badminton championships here today. Gonzalez. 17-year-old son of
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      57 25 Burma beat India 4-3 In the opening round of the preOlymplc qualifying soccer tournament here tonight. Burma led 4-2 at half-time. Burma's goals came from Than Soe (9th minute and 15th). and Win Maung (24th and 41st). The Indian goals were scored by Ourudcv Singh (26th)
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      291 25 Raffles start title hunt with a -sixer By PETER SIOW rpHREE TIME defending L champions, Raffles Institution, started their campaign for the Schools Inter-District 'A' division soccer title on a happy note when they hammered Swiss Cottage 6 O In the opening match at Farrer Park yesterday. Sunny Kang placed
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      283 25  - S. Malaysian tour for Youth soccer trainees JOE DORAI By rE second phase of the Singapore Youth team's preparation (or the Asian Youth soccer tournament in Bangkok next month will begin tomorrow with a five-day tour of South Malaysia playing at Muar, Kluang and Malacca. The entire squad of 24
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      1210 24 I w I Kwl i^kh^^ifl MALAYAN RUBBER FUND EMPAT NOMBOR EKOR BOARD BERHAD LABORATORY ASSISTANT (Incorporated in Malaysia) TRAINING IN GREAT NOTICE OF MEETING BRITAIN j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The Malayan Rubber Fund that the Third Annual Oeneral Board offers awards to Malaysian Meeting of the Company will be
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      422 24 RANCHANGAN BANGUNAN WISMA SEOC DI-LOT 97. JALAN PAYA BUNGA. KUALA TRENGGANU Pemboronj pembenaan yang dldaftar Kelas "C dan ka-atas dengan JKR, Perbadanan Memajukan Iktlsad Negerl Trengganu dan semua Lembaga Kemajuan Negerl. ada-lah dl-pelawa untok menghantar tawaran untok projek dl-atas. Lukisan2 butirt tawaran dan segala keterangan boleh dl-dapati dari pejabat Akltek
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      180 25 Made to last a lifetime conx6mpOf fliy K^^ Mi > dmS I 11 1 llUr ■vVSiiVI I —^y llv// iT/(m8) J H^^RB^ I r bHMI a"~ j^^^^Hinj HI fMw Manufactured in India's most I /dm^l modern factory according to rigid I m -^^4KjtCiiß quality standards, Hindustan fljiOL L JQB Sanitaryware
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      32 25 SOCCER Friendlles: Rajajl v Serangoon Soccerltes; Tamil Brothers v Hotel Slngapura (both matches at Farrer Park 6.15 p.m.); Slme Darby v AUPE (Serangoon Rd 6.15 p.m.): SRC v 88CC (padang 5.15 p.m.).
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    63 26 HELLO— FROM A SMILING MR. LEE A SMILING Mr. Lee Kuan Yew holds out his hand to greet Toh Puan Norashikin, wife of Tun Ismail, shortly after he flew into Subang last night. Between them is Tun Ismail. At left are Tun Razak and Mrs. Lee. The Malaysian Finance Minister,
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