The Straits Times, 25 March 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times Be National NBWspaper EsUL IMS SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 19 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    MSA: Courts will decide
    1481 1  -  CHEONG YIP SENG: $72 m claim for 'goodwill' I By Kuala Lumpur, Fri. The case could go right up to Privy Council: Mr. Lee Malaysia's direct trade policy 'a fact of life, part of a trend that has set in 9 THE MSA controversy it to
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    Text of the joint communique
    457 1 Text of the joint communique THE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, accompanied by the Minister of Finance of Singapore, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, called on the Prime Minister Tun Abdul Raxak bin Dato Hussein on 23rd March. 1972 and had free and frank discu.^ioiis on matters of
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    Lock icon EEC approves deal to raise farm prices
    95 1 EEC approves deal to raise farm prices T>RUBBELB, Fri. Oov- ernmenta of the six Common Market countries approved a deal today to raise farm prices an average of six per cent, despite pressure from the United States, Britain and France to keep them down. It was part of s package
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    Heath to assume direct rule of Ulster
    588 1 SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE PROVINCE NAMED LONDON, Friday gRITAIN has decided to assume direct rule over embattled Northern Ireland for one year, Prime Minister Edward Heath announced today. Mr. Heath told a packed Parliament that the Government would introduce legislation for this
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    Lock icon Smoking risk
    37 1 LONDON. Prt. Cigarette smoking almost certainly carries a risk of cancer of the bladder as well as cancer of the lung according to an editorial In the current issue of the British Medical Journal. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pak assembly
    24 1 RAWALPUNDI. Fri. President Bhutto has summoned Pakistan's National Assembly to meet on April 14. and begin work on an Interim constitution AP.
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    3 AM LATEST DANE KNOCKS OUT TAN AIK MONG
    55 1 3 AM LATEST DANE KNOCKS OUT TAN AIK MONG LONDON. Fri. Denmark > Svcml m qualified for AllEs*laafl flat! when he beat T«a Alk Moot of Malaysia IS-S. IJ-4. WibWi ainile* ualflnak H. YaU swat E. Twii»| 11-1, lt-11; N. Nakaraau bt L- **9»m U-4. 11-i.' R. Harton* beat S.
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      185 1 INSOLVENT chit fund firm to wind up Page 3 PARLIAMENT 4, 5 BARGE explosion inquiry opens 8 NIGHT OUT with Nellie Har 11 WORLD NEWS 13. 14, 15 BARISAN to contest next election 17 LETTERS 19 PENANG race card and selections 29 CROSSWORD 8 TV, RADIO 17 Mamiya creates the
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    'INSOLVENT' CHIT FUND TO WIND UP
    542 3  -  T.F. HWANG: Also closing—three subsidiaries By Singapore, frl. THE 20th Century Chit Ifund Co. and three of its four subsidiaries are to wind up under orders made by Mr. Justice Choor Singh today. The High Court was packed with lawyers and fvbout 160 people,
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    Malaysia tells the Russians: We like it our way
    269 3 Malaysia tells the Russians: We like it our way K LUMPUR. Frl. MALAYSIA has indicated to the Soviet Union that It prefers to see a neutral South-east Asia emerge along the lines of the Kuala Lumpur declaration to the Kremlin -proposed Asian secur'tv arrangements. Secretary-general of the Foreign Avoirs Ministry
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    Youth admits snatch theft
    48 3 SINGAPORE, Frl. Labourer Yeong Chee Cheong, 30, today admitted snatching a gold chain with two pendants, together worth $00, from Urn Chool Pong, 19, at a bus-stop in Ttong Bahru Road on Marcn 20. Sentence was postponed to April 7 pending a probation report.
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    Ticket tout: $200
    35 3 SINOAPORE. Fti. A Jobless youth, Mohammed Attar bin Marsam. 19. waa fined 1300 today for attempting to resell 35 tl tickets for the 3 30 p.m. show at the Galaxy Theatre yesterday.
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    Skal dinner
    17 3 SINGAPORE, Frl. The Skal Club will hold a black-tie dinner at the Mandarin Hotel tomorrow.
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    DETECTIVES FOIL CAR THEFT, NAB THREE
    100 3 DETECTIVES FOIL CAR THEFT, NAB THREE SINGAPORE, Fri. Two detectives from the Beach Road polio*- station arrested three youths when they foiled a car theft in Loronf 10, Geylang. last night. Detectives Hone Kin Sent and Augustine 00l Ah Ba also recovered a bearing scraper, three Iron rods and an
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    Rubber exporters break FEFC monopoly
    173 3 Rubber exporters break FEFC monopoly SINGAPORE. Frl. Concerted efforts by Singapore and Malaysian rubber exporters have helped u> break the monopoly of the Far Eastern Freight Conference. Because of their efforts and unflinching determination, foreign rubber buyers were no longer insisting on having their products shipped by FEFC carriers. The
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    JCI leader calls on Mr. Chan
    68 3 JCI leader calls on Mr. Chan SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Oeorge Huang, vice-presi-dent of Junior Chamber International today paid a courtesy call on the Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs) Mr. Chan Chee Seng. Mr. Huang, who arrived here today. U responsible for assisting national Jaycee chapters in Malaysia. Thailand and Singapore. During
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    NO SAFETY BELTS-TWO CARPENTERS FINED
    81 3 NO SAFETY BELTS-TWO CARPENTERS FINED CINGAPOBE, FrL Two carpenter* wore today fined a total of $130 for not wearing- safety belts provided for them while working on the upper floors of two buildings. Toh Sek Khoon, It, who was working on the fourth floor of the Katong Shopping; Centre in
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    Charles Eu (not in court) made a bankrupt
    181 3 Charles Eu (not in court) made a bankrupt SINGAPORE, Frl. Charles Eu Keng Pang, 46, a founderdirector of Eupoc Pulp and Paper Industries Ltd., was made a bankrupt today in his absence at the High Court. Notice of today's nearlng had appeared In the Straits Times and also in an.
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    Ceylon minister visits Jurong
    52 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ceylon's Minister tor Industrie* and Scientific Affairs. Mr. T.B. Sub&slnghe. today visited Jurong industrial estate and met JTC chairman Mr. Woon Wah Slang. He was briefed on the Republic's economic planning and Industries. He will call on the Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sul Sen.
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      TWO MORE SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR JURONG TOWN BY 1974
      384 4 TWO MORE SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR JURONG TOWN BY 1974 TWO new secondary schools with full facilities are to be built in Jurong Town for the benefit of that bustling industrial town. Dr. Lee Ctalaw Meng. Minister of State (Education), said this in reply to Mr. Ho Kah Leong (Jurong). Mr.
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      $33m terminals to handle heavier traffic
      479 4 $33m terminals to handle heavier traffic BY OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS THE Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Xyuk Lin, yesterday gave Parliament a progress report on the construction of two new complexes at Paya Lebar airport :i $2..'J million freight terminal and a %'.U.'A million sub terminal. He was questioned on
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      GOING UP-a $5 million headquarters for the ROY
      379 4 MR. YONG said a new $5 million complex is underway in Sin Mm Road to house the headquarters of the Registrar of Vehicles and ancillary services. A start has already been made with the construction of a new vehicles inspection centre at
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      THREE PROBLEMS HOLDING UP THE START OF COLOUR TV
      1269 5 'FIIK Labour Minister Mr. Ong Pang Boon hit out at landlords and developers who gave dispossessed tenants grossly unfair compensation. He said: "Even while I was in America. I was told of one instance when a landlord resorted to demolishing part
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      Motor workshops in city to be moved to Woodlands and Sembawang
      270 5 Motor workshops in city to be moved to Woodlands and Sembawang THE Government hopes eventually to move motor workshops along main roads in the city to special complexes. MR. KM. BARKER, said this in answer lo MR. NG KAH TING iPonggol) who had asked whether the Government Intended to relocate
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      HDB flats to have lights in corridors
      111 5 HDB flats to have lights in corridors MR. BARKER said common corridors in Housing and Development Board flats which get very little natral light may be lit up. MR. J. F. CONCEICAO (Katong). has asked the board to consider providing some lighting during daylight hours for common Internal corridors of
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      Abattoirs' rest day hits the farmers
      241 5 TWO backbenchers. Mr. Ho Kah Leone <Jurong) and Mr. Hwani Son Jin (Jalan Kayu) pleaded for abattoirs to work a seven day week. Mr. Ho said farmers lost money as they could not get their pigs slaugh tered on Monday the rest day and.
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      SELETAR ZOO MAY OPEN AT END OF YEAR
      71 5 SELETAR ZOO MAY OPEN AT END OF YEAR MR. BARKER said the Seletar Zoo will be opened to the public toward the end of the year or early next year. Singapore Zoo logical Garden, a public limited company which Is in. charge of the project, has so far spent $000,000.
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      Development Fund needs $2,000 mil. in loans over next -five years—
      233 5 Development Fund needs $2,000 mil. in loans over next -five years— fOANS amounting to about $2,()(K) million will have to he raised over the next live years for the Development FuncL The Minister of State (Finance) MR. TANG SEE CHIM announced this when moving the second reading of the Development
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      15 4 Parliamentary reporters: Chia Poteik, P. W. Raman. R. Chandran. Leslie Fong and Tan Wang Joo
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    The young 'scientists' (three girls) come out top in an unusual speech contest
    332 6 SINOAPORE, Fri.-Thirty-six students from English and Chinese schools took part today in an unusual contest, in which three participants from each team acted as chairman, guest speaker and member of the floor to simulate a "scientific meeting."
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    State to take over all schools in Sarawak
    192 6 State to take over all schools in Sarawak KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The State Government will take over the administration of all schools in Sarawak, Tun Abdul Razak announced today. Education Minister Inche Hussein Onn is now in Sarawak to discuss this matter. Schools in the State are at present under
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    Qantas jet diverted from KL
    95 6 Qantas jet diverted from KL SINGAPORE, Fri. A Qantas Boeing-707 landed safely at Paya Lebar Airport tonight after it was diverted from Kuala Lumpur because of hydraulic trouble. The aircraft was flying from London to Kuala Lumpur when It developed hydraulic trouble. It landed at 7.10 p.m after Malaysia-Singapore Airlines
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    Port pay peace hopes dashed
    57 6 PORT KLANO, Fri Hopes for a settlement on the wage dispute between the four stevedoring firms and their 3.200 workers were dashed today when negotiations ended In a' deadlock. It was exactly two weeks since the talks began on March 10 to settle the three-year-old
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    Poly dinner
    32 6 BINOAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild will hold its Inaugural dinner and dance at the Mandarin Hotel on April 8. Further details are available from Miss Seah. tel. *****.
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    Recital by pianist
    40 6 SINOAPORE. Prl. Irene Pamboukjlan. a leading French pianist will perform at the Shangri-La Hotel on April 9 at 8 p.m. Her tour is sponsored by the French Government and the concert will be presented by Donald Moore.
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    Awards for 40
    46 6 SINOAPORE. Fri The president of the Singar vemment Public Wcrks Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd.. Mr. Hlew Slew Kaß. will present 40 scholarship awards oJ |S0 each to the moit deserving children of members at the PWO Club tomorrow it 4 p.m.
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    100 DAYS' GRACE FOR CHIT FUND FIRMS
    163 6  - 100 DA YS' GRACE FOR CHIT FUND FIRMS LIM SUAN KOOI: By Singapore, Fri. j •pHK Government is giving chit fund companies in Singapore a grace period of 100 days to comply with all the provisions of the Chit Funds Act The deadline is July 1. It was learnt today
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    MAS LONDON CHARTER EXTENDED TO JUNE 30
    120 6 MAS LONDON CHARTER EXTENDED TO JUNE 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian Airline System today announced the extension of its nonaffinity charter flights to London from April 1 to June 30. The flights are operated on a joint venture basis between MAS and British Overseas Air Charter Ltd. In a statement.
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    Japanese firm to make fridge parts here
    145 6 Japanese firm to make fridge parts here CINGAPORE. Fri. A Japanese firm is to invest $30 million in Singapore to manufacture refrigerator compressors for export. Matsushita Elecrlc of Japan— whose products include tha National and Panasonic range will set up a plant on a 20-acre site In Changi. The local
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    Press Queen: First round tomorrow
    109 6 Press Queen: First round tomorrow SINGAPORE, Fri. Forty-nine aspirants for the Singapore National Union of Journalists' 1972 Press Queen title face thfir first round at the Mandarin Hotel on Sunday from 2 p.m. Three Judges a beauUclan, an educationist and a psychologist will interview them to pick about 20 girls
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    $26,00(Traised
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Children s Societ raised a total of $26,200.55 It's flag day on Marc Of this *11.20u came direct donations and th through street collections
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    Policeman seriously hurt after stabbing by thugs
    171 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A NATIONAL service policemen was seriously Injured when he was attacked by about 15 thugs In Campbell Lane, off Serangoon Road, last night. Jimmy Choo Kay Kul. 21 of Kandang Kerbau police station, had three stab wounds. He was admitted to
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    CATCH A GLIMPSE OF LIFE IN VIENNA AT THE VIC
    135 7 CATCH A GLIMPSE OF LIFE IN VIENNA AT THE VIC rTUIOSK are original Aus--1 trian national costumes you see in the hands of Austrian Trade Commissioner and Consul Mr. Paul Treu and bis wife. And if you're keen on them and other things Viennese for that matter attend the Vienna
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    PIEU and SILO to set up safety committees in all branches
    144 7 I SINGAPORE. Fri. 1 I fFHE Pioneer Industries A Employees Union and the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation will set up industrial health and safety committees in each of their 173 branches. This decision was taken at a meeting of
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    Dr. Tan: Form national women council
    426 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. UNIVERSITY of SingajK)re senior lecturer today urged the formation of a national council of women to induce dynamic involvement of women in nation building. Dr. Nalla Tan, from the department of Social Medicine and Public Health, described the council as the "only
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    Say 'cheese!' Your smile may win $500
    163 7 Say 'cheese!' Your smile may win $500 CINOAPORE, Fri.—A total of 125 youngsters between the ages of 17 and 21 will bare their teeth and gums In two "beauty" contests on Monday. The titles? Miss Dental Health and Mr. Dental Health, of course. The contestants, 85 of whom are girls,
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    UTA wage pact dispute settled
    57 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.—The dispute between UTA French Airlines—and its 20 employees over a new collective agreement has has been settled. This <ni confirmed by both the management and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Worker*' Union today. Agreement was reached on Tuesday at the Labour Ministry, which
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    Wanted man detained
    48 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl A man wanted In connection with a cheating case here has been detained by Singapore police. A police source here said today: "The man may be able to help us In our Investigations Into a cheating case Involving I more than $1,000."
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    Death fall
    35 7 SINGAPORE Fri Ng Hu.iy Poon. 30. of Norfolk Road, fell to his death from a block of Housing Board flats In Tronoh Road at 8.30 a.m. today. Police have ruled out foul play.
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    SURVIVOR TELLS HOW HE RAN TO SAFETY
    1016 8  - SURVIVOR TELLS HOW HE RAN TO SAFETY EVELYN NG: Inquiry starts into shipyard blast By Singapore. Friday Questions on <No Hot Work* and 'No Smoking* signs QNE of the workers injured during the March 5 Jurong oil barge explosion, which claimed five lives, today told an inquiry of his harrowing
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    'Workers didn 't complain about conditions before tragedy'
    131 8 'Workers didn 't complain about conditions before tragedy' He said that workers at the shipyard were provided with safety helmets, gloves, shoes and ankle protectors. Replying to a question by Dr. Pang, he said there had been no com plaints from the worker about their working conditions prior to the
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    No approval needed for plant exports
    75 8 No approval needed for plant exports SINGAPORE, Fri Export of ornamental garden plants no longer requires the approval of the Primary Production Department, the Imports and Exports Office announced. Outward declarations for such export, with an extra copy for each export, can now be sent direct to the office (or
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    Opium fine
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Prl Koh Swer Yew. 53, unemployed, was fined $400 today for having r packet of opium and utens.lv for smoking opium at his home In Keng Cheow Street, off Canal Road yesterday. He had nine previous convictions
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    'Eu Seng tried to splash report to attack Govt'
    550 9 ARBITRATION COURT TOLD: Singapore, Fri. •pHE Industrial Arbitration Court today heard how a news report in the Nanyang Siang Pau could hare been tantamount to a challenge to the Singapore Government. The news Item which the management wanted to "splash" was
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    'FANTASTIC RESPONSE TO HOUSE SURVEY
    125 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Response to the housemoving study started by 30 University of Sinfapore students on Wednesday has been "fantastic." The geography students who visited about 80 flats In Redhill, found the residents not only cooperative but even welcoming. "Some of the boys were even offered
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      Leila's a Very Important Navel Person who has crashed into films
      145 11 Leila's a Very Important Navel Person who has crashed into films yj TRIPPER, ballet dancer and star Leila's got what It takes to stay in showbuslness. Leila, who is back after a tour of the Far East, says she has been dancing since she was five and professionally for the
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      Yes, yes Nonyette
      226 11 Yes, yes Nonyette ...and a new tradition in theatre by Maureen, a pioneer in Oriental culture IJO, no Nannette that was the musical that flashed to my mind when I first heard' of the "Nonya Theatre," a centre that will aim to fuse local culture in the nonya tradition. Nonya
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      526 11  -  GERRY de SILVA nniSffSßsß?fi!l J^OT since the Rolling Stones stormed into the Singapore Badminton Hall. Not since Herman's Hermits held a jam session at the Natio n a 1 Theatre. Not since Yes. The incomplete sentence. But who could complete it when they first heard
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      58 11 ASIDES PROFESSOR Hans Kann. celebrated pianist from Vienna, will appear in a concert with the Singapore Youth Orchestra at the Singapore Conference Hall on March 27 at 8 pm. THE "Stars of Tomorrow," featuring young local musical talents is a special programme presented by the Young Musicians' Society at the
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      COMMON GROUND
      481 12 The meeting of Prime Ministers in Kuala Lumpur has been an unquestioned success. This was implicit in the speeches exchange by Tun Abdul Razak as host, and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, as guest, at Wednesday night's dinner, and explicit yesterday in the joint press statement issued before Mr.
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      BETTER POLICE PAY
      230 12 The "new deal" for Singapore's police constables and junior officers provides tangible recognition of their importance to society. A badly policed community cannot survive. Equally, a police service however dedicated, with however good a record, cannot meet the exacting demands of rapid social change if its terms
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      ULSTER'S LAST CHANCE
      265 12 The British Government's decision to impose direct rule on Northern Ireland is a major step towards restoring peace and order in the crisis torn province. It is a move the Government has always held out as the ultimate threat against the various Ulster administrations if they did
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    TOURISM, YES! BUT LET'S KEEP THE OLD MAGIC, T00...
    815 12  - TOURISM, YES! BUT LET'S KEEP THE OLD MAGIC, T00... JIM GIBBINS By JJE had Journeyed to the East to see temples and he had discovered the "swellest" supermarket this side of California. "Say, that place was something! Right up to the minute, you know. Piped music and escalators and all"
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    Lock icon Japan's student radicals in the -Red Army' murders
    822 12  -  MARK FRARKUMI By yOKYO Japan has been given a 1 nasty shock by the discovery that a small group of young left-wing extremists killed 12, and maybe more, of their colleagues in a series of political executions this winter. The last of
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    932 12  - On- Jenkins' war I against Wilson IVAN YATES BY LONDON 4 JENKINS opens J his bid to oust Wilson" and "Jenkins opens his bid for Labour leadership": the headlines in the Sunday papers told a familiar tale. Britain's Labour Party, now in opposition, once again appeared to be divided about
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      Lock icon American policy 'bankrupt' says Chou
      356 13 American policy 'bankrupt' says Chou PEKING, Friday DREMIER Chou Ealai last night described U.S. policy in Indo-China as "bankrupt' and pledged all-out support for the communists on South-east Asian battle fronts until they win a "complete victory. In his second major speech since President Nixon's visit in February. Mr. Chou
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      46 13 I ONDON. Fri. Home Secretary Mr. Reginald Maudline stated today there would be no more permanent large-scale immigration. "Within that policy there will, no doubt, be mm variation from year to year in the numbers coming here," he added in a Commons reply. Renter.
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      Lock icon US air support to go on after pullout
      118 13 US air support to go on after pullout WASHINGTON, Fri. The US will continue air support in Indo-China after hei troops pull out, Mr. Marshall Green, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, said yesterday. He told the House Foreign Affairs Committee: "When we are completely cut
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      Lock icon Mine blast kills 5
      55 13 BANGKOK. Fri.—Five police- I mer. were killed w»ien their jeep hit a communist land mine in Northeastern Thailand, po- I l'ce sources said today. The policemen were patrol- I ling yesterday In communist- j i Infiltrated Na Kae district of Nakhon Phanon. province on the Lao
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      25 13 BELGRADE, Fri. A special "supermarket" for cats and I dogs Is being opened here near I the city centre. Its specialitylow priced raw meat.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Probe on charter firm promising jobs in London
      164 13 Probe on charter firm promising jobs in London CYDNEY. Fri. Police warned yesterday that Fraud Squad detectives are probing an air charter firm promoting oneway trips to London with a promise of jobs on arrival. Detectives said sums of up to As3oo were lost by customers of the company which
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      Lock icon OPEC THREAT TO IGNORE WESTERN OIL FIRMS' DECISIONS
      354 13 OPEC THREAT TO IGNORE WESTERN OIL FIRMS' DECISIONS BEIRUT, Friday CLEVEN of the worlds largest oil producers have threatened collective action against Western oil companies by refusing to implement measures adopted by any one of them. They are due to outline their decision in Vienna today. The official Iraq News
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      398 13 Corollamiore car tor your money In the first place it has more style. w t Ur" 'J^ A There are many more details like these That long, low look few cars can V f xy^^K l^ at ma^ e tri e Corolla more different boast about. Its body is 4
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      Lock icon Arab summit on Hussein's plan
      455 14 CAIRO, Friday READERS of Egypt, Libya and Syria are to hold summit talks in Mersa Matruh to discuss King Hussein's plan for a new kingdom and Iraq's proposal for union with Egypt and Syria. Al Akhbar newspaper said today President Sadat, president Hafez Al Assad
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      Lock icon 'Apartheid tour' must be stopped, UN told
      198 14 'Apartheid tour' must be stopped, UN told IWEW YORK, Frl. An 1 1 apartheid campaigner Peter Haln said yesterday it was crucial to the campaign against apartheid In sport to block the 1973 Springbok rugby tour of New Zealand. The South Africans were "trying to get a foot back Inside
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      60 14 THUMBS UP FOR KARL KARL TAGLER. 30, of California sawed off ht& thumbs accidently some months ago and needed a thumb to keep his fireman's job. So. Dr. Harry Buncker Jr. with the help of six other doctors, transplanted his toe onto his hand. It was the fir .■it successful
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      35 14 NAPLES, Fri. Police found a collection of 2.233 pornographic films In a suitcase left In the luggage deposit at Naples airport. The suitcase was opened when thr two-week deposit period exp.red.—Reuter.
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      38 14 PARIS. PrL A crash campaign hat been launched to get French children to clean their leeth rr.ore often and rcgulariy following a survey which showed that only one Frenchman In four owns a toothbrush. Reuter.
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      109 14 DIPLOMAT ADMITS KILLING STUDENT ]ti tXICO CITY. Fri. A Cuban dipl >mat has admitted shooting and killing a Mexican University student after a traffic row bat said be acted In •elf-defence, the Foreijn Ministry said today. Mr. H.F. Castillo admitted the shootinc in a note sent to the Foreign Ministry
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      Europe to set up centres to tackle drug problem
      326 14 Europe to set up centres to tackle drug problem PARIS. Friday FkRUG experts from 17 countries will urge then Governments through the Council of Europf to set up a network of research and informatior centres ;.hat will facilitate their co-operation or narcotics The recommendation is perhaps the most tangible result
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      311 14 y^N Is a free film show \Y )s~\ for I'ooo1 000 underprivileged children V J under the distinguished patronage of j< M W -<^ the Honorable Minister for Special Affairs V^< J Inche Othman Wok Orchard Theatre V-/ Sat 25th. March 1972 WW Hosted b Y Champion Motors (S) Pte.
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      Lock icon We did send troops back to Bangla: Indira
      292 15 We did send troops back to Bangla: Indira DACCA, Friday. INDIA admitted today that it has sent troops to help Bangladesh deal with rebel activity in Chittagong. An Indian Embassy spokesman said two battalions had been sent at the request ot the Bangladesh Government to clear out a group of
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      Lock icon Kidnapped tycoon: Treat him well plea by wife
      208 15 Kidnapped tycoon: Treat him well plea by wife BUENOS AIRES, Fri. The wife of kidnapped Italian industrialist Oberdan Sallustro appealed to his ahductors last night to treat him humanely. "I do not believe you are bad people she said over radio and television after a brief news conference in the
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      THE WALK OF FEAR THROUGH RUBBLE
      48 15 CARRICKFERGI'S (N. Ireland). Pri. A teenage of flop girl carefully treads her way through rubble of a shopping centre shattered by 2001 b of explosives yesterday. The explosives, planted In a parked car in this provincial town, Injured 12 people. I'PI radiophoto.
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      Lock icon US may lose Space lead to Russia
      228 15 WASHINGTON, Friday. I"HE Soviet Union is spending more than the U.S. on Space activities and could erode the U.S. technological lead, according to testimony before a Senate committee yesterday. Dr. John Foster. Director of Defence Research and Engineering told the Senate committee on
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      34 15 KONO KONG. Pri. A Government refute truck ran off road and crasehd into a number or wooden huts today In down town Kowloon killing four people and seriously injuring two.— UPI.
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      Lock icon Ties with Taiwan to stay, Marcos tells envoy
      110 15 MANILA. Fri. President Marcos has promised the Taiwan Government that the Philippines will continue to pursue a friendly policy towards Taiwan. He gave the assurance when the new ambassador Mr. Liv Chien nresented his credentials here yestetday. Observers saw the President's assurances
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      Art works go cheap
      58 15 SYDNEY. Pri. What was believed to be Australia* largest private collection of art was auctioned here for lens than AJU.OOO about (M 3.000). The collection of some 480 paintings, etchings. prlnU. art books and one statue was owned by the late Rudolph Buchner. who arrived In
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      179 15 The Belov affair: Now UN gets Russian —protest- YEW YORK, Fri. The Soviet Union has protested against the "cruel and inhumane treatment" of a Soviet employee, Mr. Mikhail Belov, last month when he allegedly sought political asylum in the U.S. The 41 -year-old former U.N. translator was flown to Moscow
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      359 15 PHNOM PENH ROCKS AS THE REDS BLOW UP KEY BRIDGE PHNOM PENH, Fri. Communist saboteurs today detonated and badly damaged a big Japan-ese-built bridge between Phnom Penh and the east bank of the Tonle Sap River with plastic explosives packed into a car. The single span of the heavily-defended concrete
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      24 15 SAIGON Fri. South Vietnamese poli.e antsted 91 people on narcotics chances last u«ek Vietnam Press, the 'ountrys official npws agency reportrd today.—Reuter.
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        59 16 i.E. Life i. Dredge E.A.I. J.M. Work t. T. Pau nchcape 3 and C t and N law Par uinness >. Traders 1. Court •oodwood U.A.A. t. Milk 920.^0 6.70 4.60 2.91 1.50 6.80 4.34 S 6.20 6.25 6.30 6.60 1.06 1.55 1.70 1.74 5.31 .4i .3' .11 .1!
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        Falls
        13 16 UH I. Cement .empus 'cone Sec. $2.10 $3.48 $4.04 —.20 —.10 —.10
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        23 16 City Dev. 600.000 San Holdings 548.000 Faber I'nion 505.000 Central Prop 276.000 Total Turnover: 4.75 M Delayed Percentage: 2* 16
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        30 16 M»r. Z3 M*r. 2« •Industrials: 227.11 228.57 •HoUU: «4.»5 84.75 •Properties: IM.7* 183.96 t$ rubber.: 144.36 144JS •Dee. St. 1M« 1M 'Dee. 31, IMS 1M tDee. 2>. IH2 1—
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      Blue chips remain steady
      274 16 PRICES were generally moving within narrow limits in fairly active two-way trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Much of the day's turnover of 4.75 million units was attributed to end-account contra dealing among the second and third line stocks. Leading equities especially
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1031 16 810 AND OFFER PRICEI OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOIE JF BUSINEti IN TNI lINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC lOOMI OF TMI STOCK EXCHANCI WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN (RACKETS VEITERDAV WERE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: AU sections closed very steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1734 16 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ot the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares trade<l shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified INUI STKI.VLS M.\ (1) 2.09. \jinomoto (1) 2.30, (6) 2.28 Alcan (5) 2 42, (1)
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      Bumper handout by Sime Darby
      566 16 Bumper handout by Sime Darby SIME Darby Holdings has prepared a bumper handout for s h a r eholders. For ever} share they hold they are to get one more, but in the capital reconstruction involved the bonus Issue Is actually a three-for-flve handout. Currently Slme Darby shares have a
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        Tin price gains
        178 16 THK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday made a significant gain of $G.37J to $655.50 per picul on an official offering down 1 1 tons to 268 tons. The tone or the market was very steady with buyIng support from the Continent and the United States. LONDON:
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 16 MAR. 24. RUBBER: 86.75 cents (down 0.75 cent). TIN: $655.50 (up $6.37)). Official offering 268 tons (up 11 tons).
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        111 16 /HINESE PRODUCE tXCMANCE. v SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER Pl UL YESTERDAY Caaanut Oil: bulk J«o aeller.. drum 542 aeller.. Capra: Mixed (loose) UK Cont. 522 B. Pepper Muntok AST A white fob. 100% NLW Sl9O .eller*. Sarawak white 1.0. b 96^ NLW 11X0 aeller.. Sarawak apeclal black f.o.b.
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        Copper prices
        35 16 London copper price, on Thursday I previous In bracket.): Wlrebar Spot buyer £443 00 (£445.50) seller £443.30 (£446.00): Thrre Months buyer £430.30 I £433.00) aeller £451.00 (£453.50). Marktt tan*: steady Sal*.: 1.830 ton..
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        PALM OIL
        38 16 In London on Thursday the palm oil price. of Malayan 3 per cent CIF L'K/N European port. In bulk, aterllng per lonx ton July'Auj. wa* quoted at UK fB3 seller (unchanged): Bept./Dct. UK (87 aeller (unchanged).
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        Gold markets
        51 16 SU.S. (U.S. London 48.40 48.373 Beirut 48 73 W Honxkonc 48.94 50.02 Zurich 48.358 4«.3HR 45.30S 4^.458 Parl. ,9.20 49.30 Sport (1) 49.923 49.98 S S'por* (2) 173.20 173.40 (1) Export price In noo-.terllng area, to U.S. dollar, per ounce (2) Loral dealer, price. In Singapore dollar* per
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        RUBBER DECLINES
        315 16 rpHE rubber market yes--1 terday opened unchanged and became easier during the morning as some trade selling found Inadequate buying support. However, the lower levels attracted short-covering and the decline was arrested. Physicals were very quiet Conditions were easier and somewhat uncertain in the afternoon, reflecting to some
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        SMR BUSINESS
        104 16 rjAILY SMR prices Issued Dy the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday MARCH APRIL (Current Month) (Forward Month I Buyer* Seller* Buyers Seller* Cents per kg. CenU per kg. SMR 9CV (1-ton pallet) 89 75 90 SON 90 25 91 35N SMR 5L
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      The half-time profits
      308 16 FIRST half profit figures were given late last night by Sime Darby. Trading profit for the six months ended December 1971 was .C 1,180,000 compared with K. 658,000 in the previous cor-es^onding period. Investment income was 450.000 compared with 1 258,000 bringing pre-tax profits to 1l 1,630,00')
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      Exchange rates
      197 16 THE Association of Bank' tn Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at March 24 Local dollars to one unit SELLING BLYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD IT OO S S 5 Sterling Pound 7.3950 7.3625 7 3500 Australian Dollar 3.3925 3.3425 3.3225 Canadian Dollar
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        MELBOURNE
        278 16 T^fELBOURNE. Frl Rises iTi outnumbered falls almost two to one ln moderately active trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, although profittaking developed among the mining leaders Today, doling middle price* in Australian dollar* and cenu. with the dltrerraea on ye.ttrday a clou INDUSTRIALS Ampol 79'j unch. Aust. Con
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        NEW YORK
        231 16 YEW YORK. Thurs —Btocks. ln reverse gear most of the week, moved up sharply ln fairly heavy trading. Olamours were among the days most popular Issues, although point-sized gains were spread through most of the list. Today* clo*in K (.rice* in U.B. dollar, followed by the difference, on
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        198 16 fjONO KONO. Pri. The mornln* session of the market saw Interest concentrated in Hutchison, with Empress Hotel also In demand. During the afternoon. Interest spread to others of the old DODular counHK a? d i*" I'-*1'-*- W«"*'oek. and m.h.. Lands all made Rood gains ho^v* cl<!! 1 m"""
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        Asian dollar
        60 16 'THESE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 5 '<, to 5 11 16-: 2 mths 5 to 5 9 16'; 3 mths 5 7 16 to 5 6 mths 5 si to 6'r
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        Indices
        83 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday an ni Wednesday RUBBERS Thursday 282 04 Wednesday 282 75 Week ago 285 12 OILS Thursday 2«7 Wednesday 2945" Week ago 300 12 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 51Ofi Wednesday 5 72 weeK ago jno g DOW JONES AVERAOK INDUSTRIALS ™ursday 044 0() Ki2; y 9339 a weeic
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        Hong Kong rates
        43 16 On tn^ ff #4 •■cn«vm# mirk ft in Honi: Kon« xntrrdav ihe U t. dolln wa* quoted at 5 5725 for T.T. an<l 5 j«25 for lath. Stirling ma quoted nt K.Vi ;.n«l •n« tatl »l (aid mn f|wit.<l Si
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    Watchman's charred body found at fire site
    161 17 Watchman's charred body found at fire site QINGAPORE, Fri. The charred body of a 84-year-old man was recovered from yesterday's $300,000 fire site in Kallang Pudding Road, off MacPherson Road. Police identified him as Chang Ec Poo, of Circuit Road in MacPherson Estate. It is believed that Mr. Chang, who
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    Chess club tourney
    43 17 SINOAPORE, Fri Calmhill Community Centre Chess Club will organise a three weeklong championship tourney lor chess enthusiasts from April 9. Entry forms are obtainable at the community centre from 2.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m daily. Closing date Is April 1.
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    Entry banned
    27 17 81NOAPORE. Fri. A Malaysian. Ratnll bin Baharl, 35, of Kedah, has been permanently banned from entering Singapore, according to a Government Oazette notification published tonight.
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    Chief of Scout Association
    52 17 SINOAPORE, Fri. air. Yeo Hock Thye ha* been re-eJected president of the Singapore Scout Association. TangUn district Otter officials Include: vlceprsskfcnU Mdm. Lee Howe. Messrs Che« Kent Urn. Lltw T*ck Ssong. Wang Cho Ju and DJ. Coupland; secretary Mr. Richard P. OUvetro and treasurer Mr. Koh
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    Barisan Sosialis to contest next election
    525 17 Barisan Sosialis to contest next election STRUGGLE IN THE STREETS WILL CONTINUE We are now facing a split, says Dr. Lee SINGAPORE, Friday Barton Sosialis, which abandoned the constitutional struggle six years ago, has decided to take part in the next general election. Its chairman Dr. Lee Slew Choh announcing
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    _ Sheares to plant tree at Kent Ridge —site
    111 17 Sheares to plant tree at Kent Ridge site- SINGAPORE, Fri. President Sheares, Chancellor of the University of Singapore, will plant a Juniper tree in the university's (round-breaking ceremony at Its new $100 million Kent Ridfe campus tomorrow morning. The Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. wUI make an opening speech after
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    Taekwon-do for beginners
    39 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Uekwon-do course for beginners will be held by the PAP Alexandra branch Youth Section every Wednesday and Sunday starting from next month. Those Interested can apply at Block 174. No. 1027 Stirling Road.
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    Road closed
    38 17 SINOAPORE. Fri. A service road between Jalan Buklt Ho Swee und Tlong Bahru Road has been closed to all traffic until the end of May due to road works for the Kirn Seng Road/Zlcn Road one-way.
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    26 new tourist guides
    57 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. The chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr Runme Shaw, will present certificates to 26 successful trainees of the eighth tourist guide course at the Cultural Centre on Monday at 5.30 p.m. The course was aimed primarily at meeting the Increasing demand for
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    Talk on yoga
    31 17 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mrs. Sally Kung, organiser of Ananda Marga Yoga In Singapore, will give a talk on yoga at Katong community centre. Jalan Batu, tomorrow at 8 pm.
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    MURDERED: BARMAN WHO THREW OUT TWO CUSTOMERS
    238 17 SINGAPORE, Friday "WINE houis after 20-year-old waiter, Liew Song Len had thrown two customers out of a bar in (leylang, he was stabbed to death, a coroner heard today. A witness Ngiam Hoon Song. 24, a seaman, testified that at about 4 p.m.
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    Footballer charged with using force on -linesman
    212 18 Footballer charged with using force on -linesman- »|POH, Fri.— Former MalayX sian soccer international Au Yoon was charged in the magistrate's court here today with using criminal force on a linesman. Au, 24, pleaded not guilty to using force on linesman Mr. Ginadasa Abeysekera, 51, at the match on the
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    'Love Bug' in aid of Heart Week
    79 18 'Love Bug' in aid of Heart Week SINGAPORE, Frl. The Singapore National Heart Association will hold a charity film premiere of The Love Bug at the Cathay Cinema next Wednesday at 9.15 p.m. Proceeds of the show will go towards organising National Heart Week from April 7 to April 13.
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    Any empty bottles?
    53 18 SINGAPORE. Frl. Members of the RoUract Club of the University of Singapore will visit homes in Watten Estate on Saturday to collect old newspapers and empty bottles In aid of charity. The proceeds from the sale of the collection will go to the School for Retarded Children
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    MP's tour of constituency
    45 18 SINGAPORE. Frl. The MP for Mountbatten. Mr. Ng Yeow Chong will continue his familiarisation tour of his constituency at Jalan Tlga blocks tomorrow at 2 p.m. He will be accompanied by local community leaders and the PAP Mountbatten branch executive committee.
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    HOUSEWIFE HARBOURED ILLEGAL ENTRANTS
    71 18 HOUSEWIFE HARBOURED ILLEGAL ENTRANTS SINGAPOBE, Fr J. Housewife Superta binte Haji Ehsan was fined S6OO today for harbouring two illegal immigrants from Indonesia in her home In Lengkong Tiga, Changi. between March 14 and 20. The immigrants, Abdul Latif bin Humiah. 32, and liramcbilmi, 30, had been sentenced to two
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    Bangla Day
    30 18 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Bangla Desh community in Singapore will hold a cocktail party at Hotel Slngapura on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. to celebrate the Bangla Desh Independence Day.
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    69 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Government Pensioners' Asso- elation is to ask the Government to review pensions in view of the. rising cost of living. At its annual meeting recently, it was pointed out that Government pensions had not been reviewed despite the fact that the
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    Govt Printing Office to go commercial
    232 18 SINGAPORE. Frl. rpHE Government Printing Office will soon cease being a service department and start operating along commercial lines. Steps are being taken to convert it into a commercial organisation that will accept printing Jobs from the private sector "strictly on a competitive basis."
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    334 18 Swedes praise success of INCOME SINGAPORE. Frl. INCOME was Riven the "thumbs ud" today by a top delegation from Folksam, one of Sweden's largest co-operative insurance companies. The four-man team, led by Mr. Arne Geijer, chairman of the Folksam board of directors and MP of the Swedish Parliament, gave high
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      590 18 $auc^ mqffpnss^kte WE ARE HERE!! MAISON BOX LAN announces the opening of their branch salon at Shop 124, Ist Floor Singapore- 10 \^.^fr 1^407 COMPLETE HAIR STYLING SERVICES^ MANICURE PEDICURE WIG SERVICING ALSO AVAILABLE WIDE RANGE OF WIGS, COSMETICS, PERFUMERY. BER*t#L POMTEX HAH DYE POMTEX HAIR DRESS haw MI PwduCr
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      157 18 A MITSUBISHI ATP-4213 radio/cassette car stereo ■MMiZ^E^S 9 H"— Dashboard model automatic radio tuning 2 channel, 4-track •automatic tape reverse Available from Tye Electronics. Tel ***** 8201 Cantonment Road, Singapore 2. SANDILANOS BUTTERY A CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE, PENANG. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH. J GRAND PRIX T-SHIRTS Entitled "Spore Reed Runner" "Grand
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      44 18 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /'HeRJ&'S A U'l_ SOMETHIN' l/TAve-E A LOOKT I ym. «ive all our new ikjs'.d* r v -.CAB. BUYERS r/ v 'SOOOMCSS (SVVACIOU9'.| I THOSE ARE PER. \l, IT'S sttufpbo wrm makint yeR £ASY) r 1 r Cfi/VELOPES.' MOA/THLV |J
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      Junctions that should also be boxed-up
      103 19 Junctions that should also be boxed-up BOX junctions which have been introduced in several crossroads in town have proved to be a success and has eased traffic. I'm certain that motorists using Cross Street/ Robinson Road junction and McCallum Street/ Robinson Road Junction will vote for box Junctions to be
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      154 19 ON the March 19 at 8.15 p.m. I happened to be taking some lurnlture in a van to a friend's Dlace at Block 40. Tanglln Halt. As I was alone at that moment. I tried to get permission from the duty attendants of the HDB to enter the car park
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      MUMS, DON'T HEED HIS ADVICE
      263 19 MUMS, DON'T HEED HIS ADVICE DR. Rudolf Dreikurs' advice ST.. March 14) is Indeed unsound! It is such attitudes which have spawned the permissive society, the generation gap and the "New Morality" now affecting many nations. It is one way of bringing about moral decadence in any society. Moreover, it
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      London way to beat the cinema touts
      73 19 rpHERE might still be a X way around the parasitic cinema touts. Cinemas showing popular films could emulate the procedure of London's West-end cinemas where patrons queue up and pay as they enter the theatre. Queues. I had observed, were cleared up as
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      1027 19 The genuine ones shouldn't fear anything Chit fund companies and the new law I RKFER to the report (ST., March 23) on the press conference given by two gentlemen on chit fund companies. To start with. I am not quite sure whether both gentlemen quite understood what I was saying
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      Disgusting, the behaviour of this airport -clerk
      135 19 Disgusting, the behaviour of this airport -clerk- VTESTERDAY morning a I group of Thai Rotarians and their wives was at the airport awaiting the departure of their plane back to Bangkok after attending the Rotary District Conference here. Some of them went to the tax-free counter to buy some liquor
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      103 19 rE Singapore Turf Club was reported to have made a profit of over $2 million last year (S.T., March 23). Racing is also enjoying an unprecedented boom. In view of this, would the committee give Singapore <>unters a break in off-course betting by allowinr the tote to remain open up
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      548 19 encn a i LaaaV^l I aaaaT^^LaaV alaaflal Tltle Author Price Price M M^ D Accountant'! Offica Manual fPfk A \J ,aa^aaflaaaaaaW Practice Guide Zwetg $69.83 $10.00 HaajaCfl aawfl Haaaaaa^L .^aSPlaffPl^Baaak O Accounting Systems for the aaaT^BaaaaaW^BaaaaawH^aaaV A^PPifffffPrßllPlk. Small and Medium-Sized VaaW ff!fCTffPfW?6% Business Whiteade 69.83 15.00 Ml^aw jfflA MJBW)fflrW(lWnßßiaaam O
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      223 19 f Have a swing at this EASIB2S4IC now on /jourdan// l|i^> tSSr CHARLES JOURDAN Nw The Orchard, 29o,Orchard Road.Singapore. I SEdIR I THE GUIDe TO S E ASIAN SEA 4 AIR TRADE is now available FREE/ ONLY this w«ek FREE. N«xt weeK onwards SEAIR will be sold »t 50 cents
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      502 20 malaysian airline system invite applications for the following appointments in Singapore 1. SALES MANAGER Candidates should have had a minimum of three years experience in a senior sales position in the travel industry Proficiency in Bahasa Malaysia is essential. SALARY: Depending on experience, will be in the range of $1
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      554 20 CHARTERED SECRETARY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT A long established and well-known company which has subsidiary companies in both Singapore and Malaysia requires an experienced Chartered Secretary/Chartered Accountant. The successful candidate must have the following requirements: About 8-10 years successful experience in general management and control. The qualities of good character and personality,
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      811 20 ACCOUNTANTS We are an international firm based ir Kuala Lumpur and we are inviting applications from young Malaysians tc join our accounting staff Requirements: Education University degree ma joring in accounting or Other professional accounting qualifications. Experience two to three years related experience. Salary will be paid commensurate with qualifications
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      589 20 BSI MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CO. jgTJIJ (M) BHD. Matsushita Electric Co.. tM> Bhd Leading Manufacturer of electrical home appliances invites applications .Tom Malaysian Citizens for the posts of: A Trainee Auhtant Personnel Officer Qualifications: 1 Age: Below 30 years preferably 2. Education: a> University Oruduates or b> Passess recognized qualifications in
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      1358 21 JL ANB OTNEI U R CONTINENTAL PBITS i Spore Sails P. Ktlang Penang HU Dublin, Live-pool Gda. 13 Taday Mar 21/27 Mar 28 KIL'OORUS B'men, Hrrrt, Adam, H'burg Luerpool Apr 3 4 Apr 5 IUICLYCUS Liverpool. Dublin, Belfast. Apr 5 Apr I Apr 7/ I tpr I ACNI'.LES Liverpool, Glasgow
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      1054 21 THE FAR FJLST/EWCfE SUBtLT Ta EMfE: P. Klang Penang LOADING FBI: BE IRA Apr 12/11 Apr 14/15 Apr 18/18 H'burg. B'men, R'dam A dam, A'werp, G'burg, Malmo, Oslo, C hagen, Aarhus. MAIH LLOYD Apr 18/11 Apr 18/28 Apr 21/22 Cblaaca, Genoa. Leghorn. M'stillts, B'lona, R'dam/A'dam. TARN Apr 24/28 Apr 27/28
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      983 21 limSS SHIV l!^r^oi^kCul<TlW£itTt^uTT^^^^ BENARTY For London Apr IS Smgapon P. Ke.ang Penang Hamburg May I Mar li Ap- 1 RFNKITLAN '<" l "*n»ol May ll DCniMILMn Rotterdam May 31 Singapore P. Kelang Penang Bremen Jtat 4 Aar 1/ 8 Apr 8/12 Air 11/14 Hamburg JaM I Singapore P Kelang Penang
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      1070 21 FOHTNI6HTLT EXPtESS SERVICE DIRECT FIOM EAST COAST ISA N Orleans Bait, Phil. N.York Fenang P. Ktlang S'pori Diakarta Kingston MANBAUY Sulel Sailtd Sulel Snied la Part Suled Mar 21 SUDAN Fib 21 Mar II Mar II Apr II Apr 17 Apr 25 REGISTAN -Apr 17 -Jtat 15 MARON Mar I
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      1008 22 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Jaoan Hongkong HAS port ITA* STSatJi. V 2. 21 Mar I Apr B Apr IS Apr Erfiati Mart" V. SB »7 Mar I Apr B Apr Japan Persian Cult Service Singapore Far: Natai Mara" 3
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      867 22 FOB NIW HALAWD Ptnang P. Kelang Singapore tafiaf H»: CHAKOINA- 1/ I Apr 0 dm, lytt, A»ck TIENESLBJ 12/12 May 11/14 Mar IS/IT Mar D'dm. Lytt, Napier. Call accaa»e4atiea afiilaMi Auck STPtAITS/MAPKAS SHVICI Singapore P. Kelang Ptnani. Lud.ag far: RAJUIA' 1/ 7 Apr I Apr I Apr NagapattiMß. Madras. RAJULA-
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      912 22 ;^^NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. &k (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. JUtOPI SWVICi LOADING FOR LONDON. LIVERPOOL, H BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. KJang Penang ArriaMi NEPTUNE AMETHTST 2 I Apr 1/ I lit S/1B Aft London 11,5, Havre 15,5,
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      873 22 MbM MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL fi| SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD I*>3OE Jin. Annif Kult Lu.neur The National SNpp.ng Line of Malaysia b»B»aJaaßa»»»»iaiaiai»aM»Ma»aiaHaiMaiiiMa»aiMaM««niiaiiiiiMaiMiMM EXWESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIYERPOOL/CUNTINENT PORTS Tg Mam Singapore P KVang Prnang Lu4<i[ far: ■UNCA TERATAI U/27 Mar a/ 1 Mr 1/ S Mr 7 Mr l.erpool 4 5 R dam
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      846 23 T M^Tv°riJ > «u!'r-n*J°" 1 AUTHO C1.1t.l •irM»: UunJUndl ITV •""OW"C«D TMi FOLLOW- No .nd Amptn No 4 IHO »PJPITMIMO ARRAHQIMINTt J I__ FOR MARCH POP!" KLANC OUT: Sehli Uoyd 1/2. Dtimjr tmOi P»ft: Barani. I'miyaru «kou 6/T. Brrrxovkm U/14 Kouibln v"'u Kun«k, llfenolocvmtt and Mini 1». Hiu Hmik 21
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      627 23 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. States AfafMtS IwMma I i—b U.S. ATLANTIC ANO QULF/SINQAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE N. Tor* Phil BilL Oilcans Gaimton Houston !'»•>• CAP VINCENT It) I Iff II STEEI MAKE! Fit 21 Mat W FLOTTA LAURO DIRECT SAILINGS TO GENOA— TRIESTE— VENICE— NAPLES— iEfiMORN. Smfaport P. Kilang Ptnanf, CATIIILS
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      764 23 MR. BUSINESSMAN: ONLY 6 DAYS LEFT To Place Advertisements in THE ACTION MEDIUM! TELXJB YOUR TYPE OP BUSINESS YellOW SELLS YOUR PRODUCTS Paaes informs your services WORKS 24 HOURS A DAY. EVERYDAY ■■•tfim^aßßkJ BRINGS RESULTS! July 1972 Singapore Telephone Directory Yellow Page Entries close 30th March GENERAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY COMPANY
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      811 23 TENDER FOR FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE FOR ORCHARD CENTRE HOLDINGS (PTE) LTD. Suitably qualified lulldlng Contractors with proven ability in basement and multl-storeyed structures are invited to tender for the Far East Shopping Centre consisting of 2 basements of carparking and 1' uppr floors of shops and oft ices Tender
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      601 23 SIME DARBY HOLDINGS LIMITED NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that an EXTRAORDINARY OENERAL MEETING of the abovenamed Company will be held at Crosby House. 71 Robinson Road Singapore, on the sth day of May 1972 at 12 noon for the purpose ol considering and. ii thought fit passing the following Resolution:,
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      925 24 GINKAL ADVKTISIMtHTS ANNOUNCIMIWT/WfJONAL ..ng.p.,. on., M rd. PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 N MsTJa 0n,,: .0 cent nrT.IIC "fl°° Jftnlmim 17. M lor l$ leoreU 'UH UCIHILi. Minimum KOI- for teordi Siniapore and Malsytu 0 75 centi a wsrd Slngapeee and Malaysia: SIM a werd. ■MM tUM tor U »«r«». f
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      792 24 THE ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL, Barker Road, Spore Invites applications from trained teachers for the following vacancies:- (I) Prlnelp.il. Anglo-Chinese Junior School. Barker Road: (II) Maths Physics Oraduate; and (III) Engllsh/Econs or English/ Geography graduate for Pre-L'nlver-alty Classes. For (I) only Singapore eltixens need apply. Applications which close on 7th April. 1972
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      667 24 WANTED AMAHS for cooking and general clean mi.. No washing no ironing Must live In. Also amahs/ girls for washlns; and cleaning In a shop at Oreharl Road. Apply 29. Novena Terrace. Spore Tel: *****9. WANTEO ONB MALE A one female shipping clerk, experienced In transport Industry /r Mated- field
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      714 24 FEMALE TYPIST cum Receptionist required by newly established firm. Proficiency In National Language essential. Apply with personal details and photo (non-returnable) to Box A 5629 S.T. Spore. EXPERIENCED DELIVERY A Shipping Clerks required by well established transport agency. Preferably with M/Cycle Licence. State salary expected and previous experience. Apply to
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      897 24 CHAMPANCNE CABARET BAR I Restaurant requires waitresses. Call personally. 1 p.m.— 4 p.m. 99-101 Alison Road. Singapore 2. Tel: 7491P for Mr. Leong. WANTED PART-TIME HOSTESSES for Half-Way House Restaurant A Nlteclub. Apply personally, 80. Upper Buklt Tlmah Road. 8 pore-21. REQUIRED ENGLISH SPBAKINO waitresses. Any nationality. Oood salary. Food
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      1039 24 DIST. 21 DITACHID BUNGALOW wltb 3 bedroonw. servant's amenities, furnished $1,290. Dlst. 10 Newly completed bungalow, off Stevens Road with 4 bedrooms, servant's modern fixtures and flttlngs. quality furnishings $2,400. Tel: 51S00S Spore DISTRICT 11: Detached Bungalow $1.800/$2.000/- District 9: 2-Btorey Beml- Detached Bungalow $900/- Unfurnished. District 28: Srmi-detactied Unfurnished
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      978 24 LUXURIOUS DETACHED BUNGALOWS APARTMENTS Immediate occupation in districts 9, 10, 11 Balmoral Park, Blnjal Park. Cambourne Road. Chancery Lane. Cavenagh House. Rebecca Road, I'm verelty Road, Trevose Crescent Rental $800/- $3,000/- Furnished, unfurnished. Telephone *****0 FURNISHED PLATS or rooms for rent alreondltloned. centra: location, panoramic view. Contact *****9 Spore. YOUNG
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      955 24 PUNGGOL END: lit miles. Beautiful plot of vacant land facing East Building plana for a 3-atorey detach ed building available for inspection Area: 8.200 eg ft. Tenure: Freehold Price: $6 50 per sq ft David Pho-i A Sons. Valuera A Eatate Agenta. 20 Tanglln Road. Tel: *****2 FRANKEL ESTATE elevated
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      379 25 (Cont. from Page 24) Shops to let PENINSULA SHOPPING CENTRE, Coleman Street Shop Nos B-23. C. -06. 2-01 and counters available Call at Prnlmula Office. Room No. 3-08. 3rd floor 8 porr. EMERALD HILL ROAD dlst. 9 beautifully decorated shop available to let appron 600 sq. ft. Ideal for lady's
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      856 25 PRIMARY 2, 8 afternoon tuition required. All subjects. Queenstown State qualifications, experience, fees, telephone. Box A 5641 IT. rpore LAOV TUTOR experienced In teaching Maths, Science. Chinese for primary and seconds r> students (Katonn Contact Mls> Ho *****0 Spore SICONO LANCUACE TUITION for English. Primary and Secondary at students home
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      833 25 Photography MING'S PHOTO Studio Colour Portraits. Passport. Family's. Children's Photos. Golden Mile Shopping Centre (Spore) *****. First class photocraphy service. Colour or Black/White. Celeur practising a. printing wiUim 24 heur*. Psiipert arista m 1 m.nut. OuMeer, parties, senventieni, umminiii phelegrapriy. Alse, wMe range ef sameras, Call In to-day at: ALBIRT
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      878 25 SUN TRAVEL AGENCY South Korea /Japan/Taiwan Hongkong 21 daya 30, 3 72. Japan/Taiwan/ HonKkong Bangkok tour 16 days 1 '4/72 Japan Taiwan HonKkong 14 days 2/4. 72 South Korea Japan/Taiwan Hongkong 18 daya 24 72 Taiwan Bangkok Hongkong tour 13 days— 3/4/72. South Korea/ Japan Taiwan Hongkong tour 19 days
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      926 25 MM •MALL MALI DOG. White terrier, brown ears, curly tall, vicinity Kraakil Avenue and Changl Road. Thursday Reward for return. Tel 8 pore *****8 daya or 44*535 evenIngs. SIAMESE CAT BERKSHIRE— Hyderabad Road area. Reward. Tel: *****8 Spore. M»*»Jiit»eMry, pUsst amim RECONDITIONED USED CRANES, tractors. loader*. forklifta and heavy equipments
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      1161 25 NC KEONC CAR Trader* Pte Umltc.l. 14. Palrr*on Hill. *****4 *****9 Singapore: Often: 1971: Toyota. Corolla 1200. A'ISOOGT. Alfai Homeo, 1750. Cortina OXL. Datsun 1400. Dalsmi'loOV Colt Galant I iWiwi Ai Mini Special. 1970: A Mini 1000. I E»ort. Hol.len Monaru. M'IIOOIMKII. Toyota Corolla I 200 \W UOO. A.'ISOOIGT. Toyota
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      1067 25 1071 AIR-CONOITIONED Yauxhall Vi. tor 2OOOSL. Sport WheeK. extras. lv.ll.nt .on.lilion. one owner. Ring Spore *****7. 1960 VAUXHALL VICTOR. One owner, new paintwork, excellent condition Highest offer secure*. Ring ****** Spore. 1970 VOLVO 1448 with aircon.l good condition. radio, stereo tape plevrr. Mest offer secures. Ring *****9 Spore. IMB OATSUN
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      883 25 PROBLEM*? Consult Yip Peng Tew Investigation Services 261-B. Outran) Road, Singapore, Telephone 9«237 :i Established 1960. Managed Direct ed by Yip Peng Yew, retired chief detect've Inspector Singapore Police Forca, CROWN PACIFIC LTO. THE INTERNATIONAL PACKERS OVERSEAS MOVING DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE DOOR -TO -DOiW BKRVICK PACKING COMMERCIAL STORAGE CALL 808 MATTHEWS
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      580 26 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for the posts listed below. We are a fast growing organisation and prospects are good for the able and conscientious worker 1. Assistant Must have School Certificate anH Foreman —at least five (5) years working experience of a
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      689 26 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT A large well established Singapore based public company with subsidiaries and a network of branches in Malaysia wishes to recruit a Management Accountant for its finance and information division at head office. The man selected will contribute to the development of management practices In the organisation and provide
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      552 26 SORRENTO PRIVATE LIMITED requires MANAGER/MANAGERESS for their Coffee House and Restaurant in Orchard Road QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE Supervisory experience in the catering industry Good knowledge of portion control and restau- rant economics. Ability to get a full measure of cooperation from staff. Pleasing and adaptable personality 'Age: above 25 The successful applicant
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      317 26 STATE OF BRUSH VACANCIES FOB. MEDICAL OFFICERS Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates for appointment to the posts of Medical Officers in the Medical and Health Department. Brunei QUALIFICATIONS: The holder of any degree diploma or licence which is recognised as entitling him to registration by the Oeneral Council
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      768 26 STATE OP BRUNEI VACANCIES FOR TEACHERS Applications are Invited fnpm trained teachers to nil potts In the Education Department. Brunei Short-listed applicants will be Interviewed In Singapore. Malaysia or Brunei. FOR MALAY-MEDIUM SECONDARY SCHOOLS: Teacher(or tl.e following subjects only:— a) Scl.mce bi Mathematics c) Domestic Science dt English Language and
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      Tony Maw joins powerful MSA's GP team
      355 27 Tony Maw joins powerful MSA's GP team rNY MAW, the 1967 Macau and 1969 Malaysian Grand Prix winner, has Joined Malaysia -Sing apore Airlines' powerful team in the bid to win all the top honours at the 7th Singapore Grand Prix at Upper Thomson Road from March 30 to April
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      29 27 THE newly-formed Singapore Civil Service Recreation and Sports Council will be staging an InteT-Mlnlstry slx-*-slde cricket carnival In May at Police Academy. Closing date is April 30
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      24 27 K HALS A Association wUI be holding a tae-kwon-do grading competition for more than 150 students at the assembly hall on Sunday.
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      531 27 Selangor hold Trengganu with late goal gUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. An 86th minute goal fcj defender Bahwandi Hiralal helped Selangor hold Trengganu to 1-1 in their Malaysia Cup semi-final first leg at a packed Kuala Trengganu stadium here today. Till then, TrenßKanu had carried everything before them and looked as If
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      349 27 P.I. TO USE SPANISH PROS IN MERDEKA -CUP BID- I^UALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Philippines will again use Spanish professionals to carry their challenge in the annual Merdeka soccer tournament here from July 12 to July 29, reports MANSOOB RAHMAN. The Filipinos have told FAM In a letter that they would
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      St Patrick's hammer 13 past Pasir Panjang
      324 27 ST. PATRICKS chalked up the biggest score in the National Schools Inter District 'A' division soccer tournament when they trounced mediocre Paslr Panjang 13 0 at Farrer Park yesterday. St. Joseph's Institution C also shared the lime light with a runaway 11 0
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      Aik Mong seeks to avenge brother
      514 28 LONDON, Fri. Tan Aik Mong, 24-year-old Malaysian student from Penang, seeks, brotherly revenge when he meets Danish No. 1 Svend Pri in the semi-finals of the All-England badminton championships here. Pri, runner-up two years ago, eliminated Alk Mong's elder brother, Tan Alk Huang, In
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      SRU GETS BACKING FOR SEAP GAMES -RUGBY
      173 28 SRU GETS BACKING FOR SEAP GAMES -RUGBY- MALAYSIA and Thailand yesterday supported Singapore In its claim to include rugby in next year's SEAP Gamej programme, reports GODFRKY ROBERT. In letters to the Singapore Rucby Union, the Malaysian Rugby Union and Thai Rucby Union pledfed their fullest support and confirmed their
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