The Straits Times, 31 March 1972

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    25 1 v tft^VERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times The National Ndwspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    10 die, 38 hurt in crash horror
    362 1  - 10 die, 38 hurt in crash horror JACOB PAUL: Kota Train hits bus at level crossing By Bharu. Thursday Seven children killed: Bodies all over track TEN people seven of them schoolchildren were killed and 38 seriously injured this afternoon when a goods train ploughed into a bus with 51
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    Lock icon Awaiting trial
    34 1 BANGKOK. Thurs. Mala>sian barglrl Anita Harun. an Australian girl and a Frenchman are still awaiting trial in Bangkok on charges of possessing marijuana, following Tuesday's police raid on a hippie haven. AP
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    Death on the rails
    90 1 THE WORST ROAD-RAIL CRASH in Malaysia till yesterday occurred in Krlantan. In October. 1960, two people were killed and 14 injured when a passenrer train collided with a bus at a level crossing at Tumpat. four miles from the state capital. THE WORST TRAIN CRASH was
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    Lock icon Suharto: Stop giving bribes
    46 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. President Suharto has called on Indonesian businessmen to stop giving bribes to state bank officials. The businessmen should work together with the Government to combat bribery, he told the new executive board of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Easy win
    35 1 BATHURST. (Gambia) Thurs. Sir Dawda Jawara was last night declared the elected President of Gambia following a sweeping victory of his ruling People's Progressive Party (PPP) in elections for the 32--seat legislature. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Safari rally
    27 1 DAR ES SALAAM. Thurs. Elghty-slx cars roared out of Dar Es Salaam today, to start the East African Safari, a gruelling C.lBO-km (3.860-mlle) rally. AP.
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    S'pore and Jakarta to hold periodic talks
    118 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Indonesia and Singapore have agreed to have periodic talks on matters pertaining to the safety of navigation and pollution in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this tonight following talks between Dr. Frans Seda, the
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    Ralph is jailed
    123 1 PATRICK Gforje Ralph. 49. (above), was Jailed for two years yesterday for defrauding his Auckland -based insurance company of $102,784. The former manacer of the Singapore branch of South British Insurance Company was refused bail 'pending appeal. Ralph was found guilty after a 20-day trial of defrauding
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    Kidnap Britons die as guerillas blow up hut
    150 1 Kidnap Britons die as guerillas blow up hut ANKARA. Thurs. Two kidnapped British radar technicians and a Canadian were killed alone with 10 guerillas today when the kidnappers blew up the mountain hut in which they were holding out against Turkish police. Commandos surrounding the hut used makeshift loudspeakers to
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    Lock icon VIETS DOWN KEY U.S. GUNSHIP
    141 1 SAIGON, Thurs. A "ommunlst surfaceto air missile (Sam) shot down one of the United States' biggest computerised gunships, the spearhead of the secret electronics war in Laos, and all 14 crew aboard were missing, the U.S. Command announced today. A search and rescue mission proved
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    Lock icon Britain begins direct rule of Ulster
    311 1 Britain begins direct rule of Ulster ONDON, Thurs. Britain today assumed direct control of Northern Ireland when the Bill to transfer responsibility for the affairs of the province from Belfast to London became law. Queen Elizabeth's consent to the measure, which also means suspension of the Northern Irish Parliament for
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    Lundu curfew relaxed
    57 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The round-the-clock curfew in certain parts of Lundu district in the First Division of Sarawak will be relaxed for six hours from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow to enable people in the area to buy provisions. The 24-hour curfew will be reimposed at
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    Lock icon His death wish is rejected
    44 1 ADELAIDE. Thurs Dennis Lawrence. 45. a convicted killer who says he wants to die rather than serve a term of life imprisonment, had his appeal to be hanged rejected by t.ie South Australian State Supreme Court here today. AP.
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    Lock icon Mintoff visit
    26 1 VALETTA. Thurs. Prime Miimter Dom Mintulf left today for China, where |M will have talks with Chinese leaders on diplomatic and economic relations. AP.
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    NORTH VIETS POUND DMZ
    35 1 SAIGON, Thurs. North Vietnamese troop* launched massive (round and artillery attacks at the Demllltarlsrd Zone (DMZ) today In r posslMe attempt to knock out South Vietnam's vital northern defensive line. |p|
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      77 1 MOTHER'S love across Wall of Hate Page 2 PEKING'S new blast at the U.S. 3 BOLIVIA gets ready for Invasion 4 BUSINESS TIMES 15, 16, 17 PRIVATE EYE walked Into death trap 5 NARCOTICS men keep eye on hotels 9 RAPE case man to be flogged 19 BEWARE the ROVlng
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      Lock icon Industrial court fines union for contempt
      139 2 I ONDON, Thurs. The Transport and General Workers' Union was lined £5.000 yesterday for contempt of court in the first case of its kind under the Government's controversial new industrial relations legislation. The decision Is seen as foreshadowing the biggest trouble yet in efforts
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      Lock icon 'Reduce violence on TV'
      80 2 LONDON. Thurs. The BBC has told TV producers to cut down on violence, and to make sum that I*, "sharpens and does not blunt the sensitivity of the viewer." "Violence ought not to be presented in ways which might glorify it or present it as a
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      Lock icon Mother's love across the wall of hate...
      329 2 Mother's love across the wall of hate EAST BERLIN, Thurs THIS is a moment any mother who has been separated from her children waits for so full of hope and patience. It's a moment full of feeling time for tears of Joy, hugs and a happy reunion. Caught by the
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      Lock icon Pop goes 25 million chocolate Easter eggs—
      121 2 Pop goes 25 million chocolate Easter eggs 1 ONDON, Thurs. There is a nation-wide shortage of chocolate Easter eggs this year because about 25 million of them "expanded" all over their packing cases. Mr. Peter Cadbury said that the chocolate company had lost about a quarter of its creamfilled eggs,
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      Lock icon PoWs WIRE HOME: WE'RE ALL DOING FINE
      196 3 HONG KONG. Thurs. A statement published by Hanoi quoted captured American pilots as saying they are well-treated in North Vietnam, the North Vietnam News Arencv reported today. The agency said the messages about conditions in the prisoner-of-war camps in North Vietnam were sent
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      Lock icon Peking in new blast at US
      442 3 Peking in new blast at US PEKING. Thursday PEKING today accused the United States of arbitrarily suspending the Paris peace conference and urged Washington to resume talks with the Vietnamese communists in a serious manner. The first official comment on the U.S. decision came in a People's Daily article published
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      Lock icon North Koreans preparing an all-out war
      208 3 North Koreans preparing an all-out war SEOUL, Thursday, PRESIDENT Par* Chung-Hee said today that j 1 North Korea is prepaiing for an all-out war i against the South. Mr. Park, speaking at the Military Academy here, accused North Korea ot having fortified the Demilitarised Zone "in gross violation" of the
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      Addis in Peking
      36 3 HONG KONG. Thurs. Britains new Ambassador to China. Mr. Mansfield Adau presented his credentials yesteiday in Peking to Mr. Tunn Pi-Wu. acting Chinese chairman, the New China News ARonry rfportPd t'.d.u Knit it
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      Lock icon Now Lou Nol to treat captured men as PoWs
      127 3 PHNOM FENH, Thurs. The Government In a maJOf policy switch has an- nounced that Vletcong and North Vietnamese troops captured on Cambodian soil would be treated as prison- j crs-of-war. Those under sentence of di.iih would be granted an amnesty and
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      Lock icon Threat to blow up bank
      41 3 MEXICO CITY. Thurs. Tw brothers. 15 and 12 years old. threatened to blow up a bank if they weren't paid a I ransom of US$BOO They said they not the idea "from police programmes TV." UPI.
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      Lock icon Ted: It's sabotage
      32 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs— Senator Edward Kennedy charged today that the Nixon Administration was sabotaging much-needed child welfare programmes in Vietnam. "I am appalled by our Government's insrnsitivity." he said. Rcuter
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      Lock icon Pistol packing prince in airport drama
      299 4 Pistol packing prince in airport drama pRJNCfc Mohammed of Jordan spent the night in London after being turned away from a flight to Bermuda because his party was heavily armed. The prince arrived here yesterday with five men by private plane from a shopping trip to Paris. At Heathrow airport
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      Lock icon Hussein: Let us share city
      293 4 Hussein: Let us share city WASHINGTON, Thurs. King Hussein has proposed that as part of a final peace agreement, Jordan and Israel should share the administration of Jerusalem as "a unified, open city a meeting place for the three great religions of the world." "In the context of peace." he
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      Lock icon Amin gives Israeli envoys 10 days to quit
      96 4 KAMPALA. Thurs.—President Idi Amin today announced the closure of the Israeli Embassy here and gave its staff 10 days to leave the country. Israel would be allowed to fly In air transport to evacuate its c'ticens President Amin directed all Uraells outside
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      Lock icon Space treaty
      35 4 WASHINGTON. Thurs. A treaty to provide promt com- pensaticn for damage caused by man-made space objects wsj signed by representatives of 40 i nations Including Us and the > Soviet Unlcn here yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon I had no part in courthouse shooting, says Angela
      222 4 I had no part in courthouse shooting, says Angela OS ANGELES. Thurs. Black revolutionary Angela Davis yesterday denied that she plotted a courthouse shooting in August 1970 because of her love for black prisoner George Jackson and said the charge was "utterly fantastic." Delivering the opening statement in her own
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      Lock icon CHILE PONDERS NEXT STEP AGAINST U.S. FIRM
      149 4 CHILE PONDERS NEXT STEP AGAINST U.S. FIRM CANTIAGO, Thurs Chile's Irftwlng Government, under pressure to confiscate assets of the U.S. International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation (ITT) today pondered its next move amid charges of plot and intrigue against President Salvador Allende. A spokesman for the ruling Popular Unity coalition said
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      Treasures of Tutankhamen
      57 4 LONDON. Ihurs. Queen Eiiznuth yesterday opened an exhibition cf the treasures of Tutankhamen that has maoe Egypt something of a venue wo. a in Britain. She presided at the official opening of a dUplay of SO price- <bi els fro... the tomb Cf Egypt's boy king who
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      Lock icon Giri ends visit
      26 4 EANOKOK Thurs. President Oiri of Inala left here today for Ncv Delhi at the c.d rf a four-day State \Ult to Thailano. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Get out' order to 119 Soviet diplomats as Bolivia goes on alert
      402 4 LA PAZ. Thursday OOLIVIA last night "ordered 119 Soviet diplomats out of the country, as it mounted countermeasures to forestall a Cuban-inspired invasion timed for dawn today. The armed services were placed on a maximum alert, and two
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    Private detective walked into a death trap
    574 5  - Private detective walked into a death trap GERALD PEREIRA SLASHED BY RIVAL GANG, COURT TOLD By B Singapore, Thurs. A PRIVATE detective was slashed to death when he and his secret society friends were trapped in a surprise ambush as they were about to storm the headquarters of their rival
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    Non-conference lines urged to consult booking centre
    302 5 By NGIAM TONG HAI SINGAPORE, Thursday rpHE vice-president of the Chinese Chamber of A Commerce, Mr. Tan Keong Choon, today urged non-conference lines to co-operate with the Shipping Freight Booking Centre to work out a schedule for staggering the arrivals of their ships
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    DAP walk-out from assembly
    57 5 SEREMBAN, Thurs. Six DAP auemblymtn led by 1U whip, Dr. S. Beevar»tnam (Bukit Nan**) walked out of the SUte Anembly meeting here today In protest against the Speakers (Remuneration) (Amendment) BUI. The bill teeka to amend the Speaker's housing allowance from $75 to $150 and entertainment
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    Lord Provost flies home
    47 5 BINOAPORI, Thurs. Sir Donald Llddle. Lord Provost of Glasgow. flew home tonight after a five-day visit as guest of the Royal Highland PusllJers stationed in Singapore. Sir Donald was stationed. In Singapore as an army officer near the end of World War 11.
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    US move to boost sale of American -goods
    111 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Oversea -Chinese Banking Corporation has been offered ISS2 million in credit from the United States Ex port -1 mport Bank to support sales of US foods, according to an agency report from New York. This sum Is part of
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      141 5 Why do Christian coijcepts endure? The qualities expressed by Jesus have Influenced men through the ages Though frequently trampled upon these gentle attributes emerge unharmed. What is their remarkable strength? When you're met with another's forgiveness, meekness and unselfed love, why Is It that your own bitterness fades? There Is
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      545 5 /hell has come up with /omethinq r i I r V exhaust cleaner than ever before From today, there ,s fresh clean Supershell, W |f cou)d t older mes into tnr n a totally new petrol containing ASP. 2Q fQ 5Q y hours x^ And jf fhe jne ASD, Shell
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    Stop this move toward a concrete jungle: Professor
    239 6 Stop this move toward a concrete jungle: Professor SINGAPORE, Thurs. *3 Singapore Is In danger of becoming a concrete Jungle unless someone says "Stop!" now. This warning came today from Prof. John Corner, tropical botanist at the University of Cambridge and assistant director of the Singapore Botanic Gardens from 1929
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    1,000 NEW JOBS AT TWO FACTORIES
    104 6 1,000 NEW JOBS AT TWO FACTORIES KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs- More than 1,000 new Jobs will be created soon with the launching of another two electronics plants here and in Penang. Litronlx Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. and Monsanto (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. both American firms expect to go into production of light-emitting diodes
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    $38,000 fire
    29 6 PENANO, Thurs. An estimated $38,000 worth ot goods went up in smoke in a fire at Lucky and Co. In Market Street here after midnight last night.
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    Beware of this conman with dud cheques
    208 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police today advised the public, especially those in business, to beware of a "clever" man who goes around impersonating people and issuing dud cheques. Police described him as an "Intelligent man with up-to-date Information on several business organisations." Hotel Malaysia and
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    Nine in SIM council
    72 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Nine leaders from the commercial sector were elected to the governing council of the Singapore Institute of Management at its annual meeting held at the Oberol Imperial Hotel last night. They are Messrs. Chu Chut Lum, Richard KM Eu. J.J. Oerzon. Ooh Sin Tub,
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    Road works
    39 6 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The PUB will lay sewers for about three weeks along Corporation Road across the Corporation Drive-Corporation Road junction In Jurong from Saturday. Motorists are asked to reduce speed and observe road signs In the area.
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    PA starts survey of community centres
    146 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The People's Association has begun a survey to find out the number of community centres In Singapore which need to be reslted or closed down. A spokesman for the association today said with urban renewal and the consequent population shifts some centres
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    BURMESE MINISTER DUE IN K.L. TODAY
    90 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Than. Burmese Foreign MinUter. Col. HU Han, will arrive here tomorrow eveninr for a week-long Informal visit to Malaysia. Col. Hla, who will arrive from Jakarta, will have talks with Tan Abdul Raiak and other Malaysian leaders on matters of common interest
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    A tip-off leads to break up of car theft gang
    184 6  -  N..G. KUTTY: By Singapore, Thurs pOLICE have ar- rested four members of an eight-man gang believed to be responsible for the recent spate of armed robberies and car thefts. They also recovered two of three stolen vehicles and an assortment
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    Punch at PC costs him $750
    154 6 Punch at PC costs him $750 SINGAPORE, Thurs A lorry driver was fined $750, or three months' jail, today for assaulting a policeman who tried to book him for a traffic offence. Lim Oek Leng, 30. was found guilty of punching PC Lee LI Kee In the chest at the
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    Music for Everyone concert
    96 6 Music for Everyone concert SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Culture Ministry VUI present Its fifth concert in the series Music for Everyone at the Singapore Conference Hall on April 9 at 4 p.m. The concert will feature th« Singapore Youth Choir. Vigilante Corps Harmonica Group coloratura soprano Lee Lynn, violinist Vivien Goh.
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    RALPH GETS TWO YEARS
    1067 8  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG: 4 Accused's offer to forfeit $102,784 from his provident fund taken into consideration? SENIOR DISTRICT JUDGE By Singapore, Thursday Witness tells court: Accused highly respected in the business world PATRICK George Ralph, 49, former insurance company branch manager was jailed for two years today
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      268 8 Straits Times Crossword 1. Utter 4£°,&-,t, .one SS| VSUt^jS^. i* Mr. Love c«n't handle dlstri- bo» get* the bird (7). button thl« time (8 I) 10. Took healthy exercise on land IS. DUpuUtious native has new —and water, lfi said (4). claim (9) 11 I%!L, l M ?.nf 0 Alplne
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    BUSINESSMAN: I NEVER DENOUNCED BANGLA DESH
    94 9 BUSINESSMAN: I NEVER DENOUNCED BANGLA DESH SINGAPORE, Thurs. Businessman Kvr. M. A. Kadir, today denied that he had ever denounced the Bangla Desh movement. He was referring to remarks made by Dr. Mahfuzul Hug, a University of Singapore lecturer, on March 26 when Singapore's 500--strong Bangla Desh community celebrated their
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    Final warning by registrar
    44 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Labour Party, which has not submitted its accounts for 1968. 1969 and 1970 to the Registrar of Societies, is to get its final warning next week: Comply with the law or be struck off the registry.
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    Narcotics men keep an eye on hotels
    277 9 DRUG PEDDLING TO TOURISTS SINGAPORE, Thurs THE Central Narcotics Bureau is keeping a close watch on some hotels where drug trafficking is suspected. According to sources today, this vigil has been going on for some time, with CNB men hoping to make a
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    Intraco bid to supply timber to Australia
    195 9 Intraco bid to supply timber to Australia SINGAPORE, Thursday JNTRACO may team up with the Australians, either on a joint venture or a consortium basis, to supply timber and timber products to Australian mining companies. According to an Australian High Commission statement issued here, Mr. Sim Kee Boon, chairman of
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    New roads to ease traffic congestion
    89 9 New roads to ease traffic congestion SINGAPORE. Thurs. Traffic congestion at the junction of Cardiff Grove and Lorong Chuan will be eased soon when new roads for the three private housing development projects now In progress around the area are completed. The Parliamentary Secretary (Home AfTalrs), Mr. L.P. Rodrigo. said:
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    Abattoir fee increase
    59 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Straits Times report yesterday on the increase in slaughter fee by Jurong Abattoir said the increase was because of the rising costs of labour and operational material over the past five years. It has since been clarified by an abattoir spokesman that the period
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    Rice smuggling ring smashed
    51 9 ALOR STAR, Thurs A well-organised ring specialising in smuggling Thai rice along the border has been smashed, it was announced today. "This success has been the results of constant harassment of smugglers by customs, police, army and the National Padi and Rice Authority." an official spokesman
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    CONDUCTOR RUN OVER BY HIS BUS DIES
    72 9 CONDUCTOR RUN OVER BY HIS BUS DIES SINGAPORE, Thurs. A bus conductor who was run over by his own bus nine days ago. died at Thomson Hospital yesterday. Police said Quah Wee Eok. 40. was placing a signboard in front of the bus at the Toa Payoh bus depot, when
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    Six RAF Phantoms coming for ANZUK exercises
    219 9 Six RAF Phantoms coming for ANZUK exercises SINGAPORE, Thurs Six RAF Phantoms will arrive here next week to take part in exercises with ANZUK forces in the region. The first two planes will touch down at Tengah air base on April 6. The Phantoms, from the Sixth Squadron, will be
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    Body found on footpath
    42 9 NIBONO TEBAL, Thurs. The body of a rubber tapper was found near a footpath at Simpah Estate here yesterday. The body had injuries on the back of t'.ic neck and head. Police have detained two men for questioning.
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    Found hanged
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tan Yew Lai. 67. was found hanged from a beam in his house at Lorong Ong Lye in Paya Lebar at 6.30 am today. Police have ruled out foul play.
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      31 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl WELL, MOW DO YOU^| I FH?S"T" TIME. I EVER) LIKE THE x ATE CHARCOAL- y; MAAABUKGEBV) BROILED T flfi V -„-7 CHARCOAL f /M (EXPERIENCeyi/fl L/JJ
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    Public Health exam passes
    83 10 BINOAPORE. ThUrt. The School of Postgraduate Medical Studies of the University of Singapore today announced that 15 students have passed the examination for the Diploma In Public Health. They are: Patcharln Assavanlg, Che Rus bin Mohamed Nor. Chng Kirn Liang Malllda Ooh Liang Im. Adi Tagor
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    Getting more airlines to bring tourists to Penang
    329 10 PENANG, Thursday THE chairman of the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce (Penanj? branch), Mr. D.F. Clayton, today urged the State Government to make every effort to attract as many airlines as possible to operate directly here to encourage tourism. I Z^^^^Zl^ll "I
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    Worried mother falls from 6th floor
    179 10 Worried mother falls from 6th floor SINGAPORE, Thursday A YOUNG mother of two, who used to cry because she couldn't make ends meets, fell to her death from her Housing Board flat in Toa Payoh this morning. The body of Tan Quee Moi. 25. was found at the foot of
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    Lottery fine
    27 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Yap Kat Tee. 41. was fined (3.000 today for assisting in a public lottery in Queen Street on March 20 at 10 a.m.
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    JERANTUT FERRY CLOSED
    66 10 JERANTUT FERRY CLOSED KU ANTAN, Thurs. The Jerantut ferry has remained closed for more than a week following a drop in the water level of the Pahang River due to the dry spell In the state. The river at the ferry crossing about 150 miles from here, is too shallow
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    A tax on his labour, too
    58 10 PENANO. Thurs. Sales tax is chargeable on the cost of a goldsmith's labour not on the value of the articles they make. This ruling from the Royal Customs and Excise headquarters In Kuala Lumpur was read out by Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce secietary
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    ASEAN meeting to be held as scheduled
    148 10 ASEAN meeting to be held as scheduled SINGAPORE. Thurs The fifth ASEAN meeting of foreign ministers will be held In Singapore as scheduled on April 13 and 14. A decision has been maoY not to postpone the meeting to the first week of May as requested by the Philippines earlier
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    Two jailed for illegal entry
    43 10 SINGAPORE. Thuri 7* Indonesian men were e&.-'i i:.. for two weeks today afi>r tin admitted entering Sn<.:i,)t without a valid pass or permi on March 24. They were Mohktar bin L)A 28. and Mohamed A:.un I Chepoh. 25.
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    New-look band
    34 10 SINOAPORE. Ihurs The Police Band, with member' o! the Special Constabulary, win give a performance at the Botanic Gardens on Saturday at S pm They will be weaiUii; their new-lcok ceremonial uniforms
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      Giving the kids a hard time
      178 11 Giving the kids a hard time THE children's pool in the Van Kit Swimming Pool is often "invaded" by teenagers and adults for water games without any regard whatsoever to the little children playing In it. Worse still, some teenagers have taken to practising their high-kicking taekwon-do in the Pool
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      Such a fuss over a simple matter
      355 11 Such a fuss over a simple matter Applications that never 'made it' DECENTLY the Ministry of Health invited applications from serving assistant nurses who wished to train as student nurses. Two of my friends applied. It took them quite a while to type out the necessary documents six copies each
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      Why push button crossings are more efficient
      257 11 Why push button crossings are more efficient I REFER to the letter by "E.A." (ST.. March 15) regarding the pedestrian push button lixht at Upper Serangoon Road near Wolskel Road and Sunshine Terrace. The pe«*trlan push button traffic light control Is worked on a basis which gives a minimum delay
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      67 11 WE can only assure D. H. (ST., March 23) that the Board Is not "resorting to financing their expansion Dlans with reconnection fee" but rather the rationale behind the reconnection fee is to discourage late or non-pay-ment of bills. We certainly derive no joy in disconnecting: our subscribers' lines. We
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      More shade from the new trees
      151 11 rE responsibility for the removal of roadside trees in Seletar Road rests with this company and not the Park and Trees Division of the Public Works Department. This thoroughfare has not yet been gazetted as a public street and Its ownership still vests in
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      207 11 I READ a letter in your columns by "Historian" asking why there had never been a book ever written about the period of the Ja- panese occupation of Singapore, despite the fact that so many had been written about the time prior and during the invasion of Malaya and Singapore.
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    Praise for gardener who helped to arrest two thieves
    195 12 Praise for gardener who helped to arrest two thieves SINGAPORE, Thurs. A gardener was bichlj commended by the police today, for his public splrltednrss which led to tbe arrest and conviction of two men. who bad been breaking into several homes in Granre Road to steaL Police, in a statement,
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    Culture Ministry will take over museum
    150 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The National Museum which Is currently under the purview of the Ministry of Science and Technology Is (o be transferee! to the Culture Ministry, from Saturday. The Ministry of Culture will convert the back portion of the public galleries into an art
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    'I'm liable for $100,000 on bank loans'
    862 12  - 'I'm liable for $100,000 on bank loans' T. f: HWANG MADAM CHIA ADMITS: By Singapore, 'Bank officials persuaded me to sign a printed blank document 9 Thursday HOUSEWIFE admitted today she was liable to the Bank of China for $100,000 as credit facilities for the cubber business of her husband's
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    Duty not paid on samsu
    47 12 Duty not paid on samsu SINOAPORE. Thurs. A man was fined $4,050 if six months' jail today lor having 120 litres of samsu for wh.oh $405 duty had not been paid. Ng Eng Khoon, 37, admitted having the samsu in a car in Alexandra Road yesterday afternoon.
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    janja man: I tried but couldn't kick habit
    122 12 SINOAPORE, Thurs. A man who claimed he was hooked on ganja for seven years was sent for medical observation today. "I am calling for a medical report on you. See that you take this chance to co-operate with the medical officer at
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  • The Straits Times
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      GETTING TO GRIPS
      460 14 Conferences of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East can be depended on to agree every year on the fine job Ecafe is doing. The Bangkok gathering was no exception. But when the glow of talk is over it is not easy to identify the
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      DEATH ON THE CROSSING
      296 14 The tragic level crossing smash yesterday near Pasir Mas, in Kelantan, is the worst such accident in the history of the Malayan Railway. Ten of the 51 bus passengers most of whom were children going home from school were killed. Over 30 were seriously injured, and
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      INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
      248 14 In drafting a strong new factories bill, Singapore's Labour Ministry has acknowledged that industrial safety cannot be ensured by persuasion alone. Industrial accidents have more than doubled in the past five years. There were 1,998 accidents in all last year, positively a record. Fatal accidents rose from 68
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    Lock icon Thai Reds now move closer to new phase
    528 14 Thai Reds now move closer to new phase BANGKOK, Thurs. THE number of armed insurgents in Thailand has grown some 15 to 20 per cent over the last jrea r and a half, according to Thai military officials and western diplomats. The communist-led insurgents are still believed to be a
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    Putting the bite on the big rice smugglers
    1002 14  - Putting the bite on the big rice smugglers FELIX AS SYED NASIR'S TASK FORCE STEPS UP ITS VIGIL »y ABISHEGANADEN K. LUMPUR. Thurs HE leaned back in his plush swivel chair, picked up a hand-written letter and read aloud. "I identity card No. have been smuggling rice over the past
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    Lock icon Britain's problem of violence in schools
    376 14 LONDON. Thursda QUDDENLY, violence in English schools is "a national problem". A rash of court cases involving fights between teachers and pupils and, in one Instance, a playground stabbing, have attracted public attention. A series of newspaper articles on the problems of a large
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    SMASHED BICYCLE FERRY SERVICE ACROSS BORDER
    209 14 SMASHED BICYCLE FERRY SERVICE ACROSS BORDER During a recent visit to Kedah and Perhs men of the NPR.v.s kn forcement Unit in action They hao set up road blocks at four siraterr points. These were at u< to prevent smuggling by sea; Sungel Bahru and Sanglang (smuggling by road) and
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      149 14 ■^■V l^^^fe REALLY... irS THE FANTASTIC SOUND OF VOX AMPLIFIERS That Makes ALL THE DIFFER- m ENCE In TONE QUALITY it tiZ^m* "^jH SOUND To GO TOPS U eiisy V_|iinJjm! But To STAY TOPS Insist On. SYSTEM wßm YOU Have SEEN VOX at Stadium I Negara. YOU Have HEARD VOX
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  • Business Times
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      Pernas powers its way into world of business
      1197 15  - Pernas powers its way into world of business 808 NG By p()H ;i company which is only just over two years old, Pernas has covered a lot of ground. And. thanks to the careful manner in which its leaders have planned and executed its moves into business, the giant strides
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      CITY TALK
      201 15  -  CROESUS W^M By Yield not to temptation HE that sells what isn't his'n. Has to buy it back. Or go to prison. I'm so ry to bring up such a hoary one, but ft seems appropriate at this time. With the market riding high temptation is strong and
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      DISTRIBUTION OF CHINA-MADE GOODS TO MALYASIA
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      Realty firm acquires 41 acres of valuable land
      226 15  - Realty firm acquires 41 acres of valuable land MOK SIN PIN By AN old established Singapore realty company, Choon Bee Enterprises, has acquired a large piece of land at the corner of Holland Road and Farrer Road. The deal, a major land transaction in landhungry Singapore, is estimated to involve
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      Ocean Steam Ship deal
      98 15 Ocean Steam Ship Is to Purchase Wm. Cory Son. Terms of the deal are for each £4 Ordinary Wm. Cory shares. 11 Ocean shares and £4.20 cash or £20.60 cash and for each £5 Preference stock £3.50 in cash. The Cory board Is unanimously of the
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      Green light for $18mil project
      167 15 Green light for $18 mil project A JAPANESE firm, Matsushita Electric, will set up another factory in Malaysia to produce air conditioners, compressors and parts. The $18 million project, to be managed by a .separate company known as Matsushita Industrial Corporation, will be set up on a 20-acre site in
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      Sime Darby board
      94 15 TAN SRI Tan Chin Tuan has accepted an invitation to join the board of Sime Darby Holdings. In addition. Mr. Kenneth Norman Eales has been appointed to the board. Mr. AW. Scott has resigned and becomes the London adviser to the board and Mr. S. M. Smith
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      18 15 local materials in Its production and this would be Increased to more than 50 per cent by 1978.
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      Lock icon Australian taxation blamed for foreign takeovers
      233 15 Australian taxation blamed for foreign takeovers SYDNEY: The Government's withdrawal of earlier taxation prov i s i ons which had directed exploration into mineral development had killed mineral exploration by Australians "almost stone dead," according to Mr. David Butcher, general manager of the Sydney Stock Exchange. As a result, the
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      91 15 "All the 747 needed was BOAC w v service!^/ For some people there is only one airline. From April BOAC 747's jet to London twice a week. Every Wednesday and Sunday from Singapore. And excellent connecting flights from Kuala Lumpur. What's more BOAC's new excursion fare gives you London return
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      137 15 INSIDE Australian exchange fee on buying and telling order* "unwise"; Volvo to build $9 million plant in Indonesia; Beer for diabetics; Marketing column; People in business. Page 16. Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities; Closing prices and business done; Overseas markets New York, Melbourne, Hong Kong. Page
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    Aussie exchange fee on buying and selling orders 'unwise'
    542 16  - Aussie exchange fee on buying and selling orders 'unwise' KINGSLEY WOOD By CYDNKV: Sir Donald Bradnian, chairman of WukclicUl Invcsimeats (Australia), lws hit out at the Aso fee 01; buying and selling orders now imposed by Australian stock exchanges. The exchange, he told his annual meeting in Adelaide, is a
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    Now beer for diabetics
    170 16  -  MOK SIN PIN By f) IA B E TICS and those conscious about their weight will shortly be able to enjoy their beer in Singapore or Malaysia without being unduly concerned. For a new Australian brew —Cooper'<> Diet Beer contains extremely low carbohydrate content and is
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    Volvo to build $9m plant in Indonesia
    207 16 THE big Swedish lnA dustrial conglomerate Volvo yesterday announced plans to establish a US$3 million ($9 million) assembly plant in Indonesia for its ranfe of cars, trucks and buses. The plant, a Joint venture with the powerful Sallm Group of companies, will begin
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    PEOPLE bIN BUSINESS
    215 16 Mr. Robert GJerlow. vice president, has been assigned to Chase Manhattan Bank branches In Singapore as general manager, taking over from Mr. Hendrlk J. Kwant. vice president, who has been transferred to New York as group manager. Commodity financing division. Mr. GJerlow joined Chase New York In
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    Tin mines production
    110 16 /^UTPUT of tin concentrates lor the month of February 1972 by the following mines are:Ptcuts Aokam 2.954 Austral Amal 1.287 Ayer Hitam 5.324 Berjuntai 6.052 Chenderlang 300 Oopeng Consol 4.019 Hongkong Tin 32 Idris Hydraulic 371 Kamunting 1.148 Kampong Lanjut 723 Kent 508 Killinghall 859 Ktnta Kellao
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    NCR's wonder cash register with 39 'memory banks'
    477 16 IT IS revolutionary. It makes little noise. It thinks with the aid i 39 "memory banks." The depaiYnental store boss, in search i time-saving; formulas, may consider it as "dream toy." It is the N; tional Cash Register's Electronic Sales Register 230.
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    The Lost Wax Process
    55 16 TIME-SAVING technological wonders life NCR's electronic register are happening In irany parts cf the world. Co«-savlng technological breakthroughs ore also becoming common In this current age of Science and Technology. A gcod example Is Acracasi. a British manufacturer, which plans ie introduce a new costcutttng technological
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    Probing the wine market
    105 16 Probing the wine market MR. G. S. HARt.hAVI. export representative f T!> mas Hardy and Sons, one of Australia's largest wimmakeiv has left Singapore sifter a quick look at the lecal market's potential. He comes from a firm representing five gener.ttlui.s ol the Hardy ffimily wtveh made Its name In
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        76 17 Bkt Semb. IVearnes v Traders 5.E.S. Petalin Tin k Amal Hothmans "J.B.T. steamers H. Bank 5. Store V. H. Senc VI Rice D. B. S. 5. Prop. lit. Lint. Sheraton 5. Hilton Isl. Pen. Bank $7.15 $5.55 $7.05 $3.22 $5.05 $2.30 $3.94 $5.30 $3.02 $3.30 $4.18 $2.10 $0.80 $1.57
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        Most active stocks
        22 17 Faber Union 655.00U Public Bank 443.000 City Dev. 368.000 Central Prop. 341.000 Total Turnover 5.55 M Delayed Percentage 29.79
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        INDICES
        36 17 Mar. 29 Mar. 30 Industiials: 235.55 239.91 Hotels- 87.45 89.29 Properties: 202.68 210.25 t Tins: 109.32 110.45 t rubbers: 144.89 145.35 Dec. 30. 1966 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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      M. Cables' recovery
      380 17 THE results of Malayan Cables during 1971 show the company is well on the road to recovery. Profits are not back to the levels of 1967, but well on the way to surpassing past records, perhaps in the current year. Chairman Douglas Rawson in his annual statement
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    • COMMODITIES
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 17 MAR. 30. RUBBER: 85.75 cents (down 0.25 cent). TIN: $650.00 (down 52.00). Official offering 331 tons (up 57 tons).
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        Tin dips lower
        219 17 T*HE Strait.? tin price In Penang ye«terday dropped another »2 on Wednesday's close to $650 per plcul on an official offering up 57 tons to 331 tons. The local market was fairly steady despite the drop in both overseas and local tin prices with all-round support at
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        Gold markets
        54 17 Wednesday Tuesdsy tu.t. su.s. London 4«.40 45.30 Beirut 48.70 i«.«0 Hongkong 49 88 49.55 Zurich 48.398 45.258 48.50S 45.408 p.rls 49.57 49.25 Spore (1) 49.55 49 89 Spore (2) 173.00 171.70 (1) Export price In non-uteri mg areas In U.B. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In
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        Copper prices
        33 17 London copper prices on Wednesday (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer £441.00 (£*****) seller £***** £442.00): Three months buyer £449.00 (£44».00) seller £449.50 < £449.50). Marks! tana: Barely steady. tales: 3.373 tons.
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        Asian dollar
        59 17 'PHESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 4 H to 5 H% 2 mths ..6 to 5 3/16<^ 3 mths 5 H to 5 6 mths 6 to 6% 9 mths 6 to
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        Rubber goes down
        297 17 THE rubber market yesterday was unchanged at the outset, but later steadier fractionally on some pre-holiday shortcoverinp. The marginal steadiness, however, was shortlived and the gain was pared. Turnover was small with business confined to RSS One. Physicals were very quiet. The afternoon session was unchanged, quiet
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        SMR BUSINESS
        92 17 |~JAILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange r and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday: APRIL MAY (Current Month) (Forward Month I Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Cents per kg. Cents per kg. SMR SCV (1-ton pallet) 90.25 91 00N 90 50 91.50N SMR 5L (1-ton
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        PRODUCE
        108 17 /■HINEIE PROOUCg IXCHANCI. V SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICft PIR PICUL YESTERDAY Coesnut Oil: bulk $40 sellers, drum $42 sellem Csbti: MUM (loose) UK Cont. 5221 B. Pepper: Muniok ABTA white fob IWK NLW SH2I selU-rs. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96'" NLW 1172J sellers. Saransk special black f.o.b. 9S<> NLW 1120
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        PALM OIL
        41 17 In London on Wednesday the palm oil prices of Malayan 3 per cent CIF UK N European ports In bulk. sterling per long ton July Aug. was quoted at UK f«3 sellers (unchanitedi Sept. Oct. ai UKCS7 sellers (unchanged).
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        Dull week with trading slack
        409 17 THE market slipped gently away during the period to reach the lowest point since mid-December last year of 85J cents per kilo current month, says Holiday. Cutler Bath in its weekly rubber review. Trading was slack and mostly devoid of features which inhibited turnover. At
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        Exchange rates
        195 17 THE Association 6f Banics In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at March 30 Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency XT or OI) TT OD 9 9 I Sterling Pound 7.3950 7.3625 7 3500 Australian Dollar 3 3825 3.3350 3 3150 Canadian
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      Bulls still in charge
      252 17 STEADY to firm conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday in yet another round of buying attributed mainly to speculative account. Among the volatile stocks in which speculation was rife, were cases which drew premiums of as much as two per cent
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1834 17 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I.umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shovn in brackets In lots of too unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (2) 2 20. (1) 2.21. .tjinomoto (1) 2.24, (1) 2.26. Allied Choc. (4)
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      978 17 010 amo om* phicm offiB,IALLV LUTED AT TNI CLOSE OF BUtINESt IN THE SINGAPORE ImD KUALA LUMPUN TRADINC OOMt OF THE STOCK EXCNANCE WITH '"I" MOVEMENTS IN BRACKET! YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: All sections ruled very steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Excnange
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        368 17 ATELBOUKNE, Thurs— Rises I¥l and falls were roughly equal in moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Activity slowed somewhat towards the close of the shortened pre-Easter session. Pioneer Concrete turned In one of the best performances, gaining to A 52.05 on news of its par issue and
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        207 17 NEW YORK. Wed— The stock market, lacking fresh stimulus, backpedalled for the fourth day in a row. There was no single factor to account for the setback. Today's closing prices In U.S. dollars followed by the difference* on yesterday price. Allied Chemical H Allls Chalmers 134 Am. Airlines
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        238 17 l-I ONO KONO, Thurs. Dur- ing the morning the market maintained a very firm tone with special Interest being shown in Associated and Empress Hotels, the smaller counters In the Hutchison stable and Slater Walker Overseas. The afternoon sesUon saw a slight easing of prices, due to profit-taking
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        36 17 On the frt« tittiangt market In Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dellar waa quoted at 3.5650 for T.T. and 5.5525 for tatrt. Sterling «ai quoted at 14.49 and •ft* tael geld at 33.V
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        88 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 95.12 Tuesday 93.44 Week ago 90.06 RIBBEB-S Wednesday 283.71 Tuesday 283.82 Week ago 282.75 OILS Wednesday 285.81 Tuesday 285.39 Week ago 294.56 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 5114 Tuesday 509.7 Week ago 517.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 933.02 Tuesday 937 01 Week ago 933.93 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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      934 18 /^|ln\ LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN Permohonan ada-lah di-pelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia yang berkelayakan untok jawatan} berikut: A. 1) Pegawal Pentadbtr Kelulusan: Ijazah daripada Untversiti yang di-iktirafl dalam jurusan Ekonomi. Perdagangan atau Pentadblran Perniagaan. Keutamaan akan di-berl kapada chalon] yang mempunyai Ijazah Kepujian. 2) Pegawai Pertanlan Kelulusan: Ijazah Uliverslti yang
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      667 18 SUROHANJAYA PELABOHAN PULAU PINANG JAWATAN TTKAMI LAREK (TURNER) Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Warganegara2 Malaysia yang memileki kelulusan2 yang tersebut dl-bawah lnl untok mengisl jawatan yang tersebut di-atas> (a) Tangga Oajl: $240 x 10 270/280 x 10 $300 Oaji mi m-lah gaji berseh. (b) Umor. Tldak kurang dari 21 tahun dan
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    Industrial Union backs Barisan's re-entry into polls
    141 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Industrial Workers' Union, which claims 2,000 members, today backed Dr. Lee Slew Choh's decision that the Barisan Sosialis should contest the general election. Dr. Lee, the party chairman, was among four leaders in the five-man central executive committee v:ho voted
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    Malaysian art exhibition
    56 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malaysian High Commissioner. Inche Abdullah All. tonight opened an exhibition of woodburn paintings by Malaysian artist Mohammed Hassan at the Oberol Imperial Hotel. The exhibition, sponsored by the Oallery of Pine Art*, will be open to the public from tomorrow to April 13 between
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    MILITARY EXERCISES IN 14 AREAS
    77 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct mill tary exercises at 14 training areas from Saturday to April 9. They will be held at Pulau Tekong. Maju Camp training area. Tuas. Loyang. Mandal Forest Re- serve, Tamplnes, Ulu Bedok. Pulau Übln. Paslr Ris, Llm
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    Women must be protected from you, man told
    375 19 EIGHT YEARS, FIVE STROKES FOR RAPING GIRL SINGAPORE, Thursday A GRANITE quarry worker was today sentenced to eight years' jail and five strokes of the retail by the High Court for raping a 20-year-old girl. Km Huat, 31, was found guilty of
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    TWO WOMEN CLEARED OF CHARGE
    66 19 TWO WOMEN CLEARED OF CHARGE SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two women charged with shoplifting were cleared in a Magistrate's Court today without their defence being called. Lim Ah Kuat, 38, and Chong Van Tin, 34, were acquitted and discharged of stealing 12 pieces of knitted women's wear worth 5162 from Metro department
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    A RECORD $1,173 MIL IN EXTERNAL TRADE
    65 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's external trade for January rose to $1,173 million a new record compared with the same month in 1971 ($1,023 million) and 1970 ($1,061.3 million). Imports have continued to increase to $717.8 million (5647.5 million and $640.3 million in 1971 and
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    Don't lose heart, Minister tells dancers
    164 19 Don't lose heart, Minister tells dancers SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Culture Minister, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, tonight called on the local cultural troupe that recently made a successful visit to Australia not to be discouraged by the lack of response by Singaporeans at the two performances they gave on their return home. Mr.
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    Sogetsu annual lunch
    36 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Sogetsu Association will hold Its annual lunch at the Hyatt Hotel on April I. It will also Include a display and demonstration of flower arrangement by the association's teachers.
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    Boy. 3, on holiday killed by falling beam
    157 19 Boy. 3, on holiday killed by falling beam SINGAPORE. Thurs. A three-year-old Malaysian boy was travelling in his father's car when a wooden beam from the uncompleted McCullum House fell on the car killing him. a coroner heard today. The boy, Tang Yeng Vool, on a holiday trip, sustained a
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    Toto numbers
    37 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The winning numbers of today's Toto draw No. 25/ 72 are 6, 40. 37. 29 and 42. The additional number Is 16. In the circles draw, the numbers are: 25. 39 and 44.
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    Exim Bank chief for Malaysia
    64 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The president and chairman of the United States Export-Import Bank, Mr. Henry Kearns, will visit Malaysia next month. He is expected here on April 12 for top-level discussions on the banks liberalised financial assistance programmes and iLs lending policies. Mr. Kearns will
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    Tariff duty on ceramic tiles
    71 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The revision of tariff duty on ceramic glazed square wall tiles Is to simplify the collection of duty so that tiles of different sizes will pay the same rate of duty, the Customs Department explained today. The revised duty. effective today. Is an
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    ORAL TEST IN MALAY A MUST FOR MALAYSIA MCE EXAMS
    267 19 Commenting on some cases where students who scored five or six in one K. LUMPUR, Thurr CANDIDATES sitting for MCE and SPM (Malay medium MCE) examinations next year wil be required to take Bahasa Malaysia oral test Education Minister Inche
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    Schoolgirls searched after loss of postage stamps
    193 20 Schoolgirls searched after loss of postage stamps SINGAPORE. Thurs. More than 1 00 secondary students of Katong Convent were searched by their teachers in their classrooms after $27 worth of postage stamps was reported missing yesterday. Three Secondary Two classes were told to stay in their rooms, through the public
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    Father and son jailed
    53 20 BINOAPORB, Thurs. A father and son from Indonesia were each Jailed for a month after they admitted enterIng Singapore without a valid pass or permit on Sept. 37 last year. Chong Han Chin. 60. claimed that he had come to seek medical treatment for his son.
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    Candle craft lecture
    47 20 SINOAPORE Thurs The National Library group services section Is organising a talk and demonstration on candle craft by Mrs Y. Ellas at the library's meeting room next Wednesday at 10.30 am Free admission ticket* are available from the library's Information desk, adult lending section.
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    S'pore to attend builders congress
    107 20 S'pore to attend builders congress QINGAPORE, Thurs OTbe Singapore Land and Housing Developers Association will send a 20--stronr delegation to the inaugural congress of the Asia Pacific Seal Estate Federation in Tokyo from April It to 12. At a press conference today, the association said the meeting would consider the
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    Wanted: Pool in Charlton Park area
    83 20 Wanted: Pool in Charlton Park area SINGAPORE. Thurs. The MP for Ponggol, Mr. Ng Kah Ting, has suggested that the Government consider a request to build a swimming pool in the Charlton Park area. The request was made recently by Mr. 81a Kah Hul. Minister State (Labour) and MP for
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    Five Qantas 'surplus' pilots apply to join Mercury
    148 20 SINGAPORE, Thur». AT least five Australian pilots from the Qantas surplus pool have applied for Jobs with Mercury Singapore Airlines, it was learnt today. If their applications are accepted, they will Join Mercury on a "leave of absence" basis. Their employment contract
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    Profile of a perfect civil servant
    420 20  - Profile of a perfect civil servant CHUA SIEW KENG: Singapore. Thurs Politically alert and a good grasp of security By civil servant of the seventies will have to be politically alert, have an understanding of both internal and external security problems, and integrity and education. As a civil administrator he
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    Reopening of library
    52 20 SINOAPORE. Thur«. Reoprntng of the USIS Library ruts been postponed to May 2as more time Is required (or Its renovation and reorganisation In a statement. It said books and magazines out on loan may be returned to the library from Monday to Friday between 10 am and
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      167 20 AII<H Onp B y y.T. Hmmtlin I I'M DOCTOR/ OFCOUKSS! T THAT'S TT'S IN THE "MEMORY* ...HE HAS A RUN- V" X HAVE A MONMUe, I YOU** 7Wff CAT) WCHT/ BUT SBCTION OF HS OOWNON EV*R*CNE/ r SHOUU>Y\-«JT WHBREtTN SUfiPtOON I CLANK! 1 WHO CMUS THIS I HOW DIP YOU-?
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    Col. Syed Hashim appointed Defence Attache in KL
    189 21 Col. Syed Hashim appointed Defence Attache in KL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The Singapore High Commission here Is to" have its first Defence Attache. High commission spokesman today said Lt.-Col. Syed Hashim Aljoffery would assume duties on Saturday. Col Hashim. 35. was formerly senior staff officer at the Ministry of Defence.
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    Press gag on beauties
    54 21 IPOH. Thurs. Participants in the Miss Perak-Miss Universe contest to be held here on April 22 will be barred from making press comments without prior permission from the organisers. This condition Is among ten which aspirants to the title bestowed by the Far East Beauty Congress
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    Beware the ROVing patrols
    345 21 Beware the ROVing patrols By TAN WEE LIAN: Singapore. Thurs. 30-MAN ENFORCEMENT SQUAD STARTS WORK TOMORROW DRIVERS had better not indulge In tomfoolery on April Fools' Day on Saturday on the road at least. All motorists, will do well to Mind their manners and vehicles. For the ROY's newlyformed Enforcement
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    'Forget the past... come home' plea by mother
    147 21 'Forget the past... come home' plea by mother SINGAPORE, Thurs. Chin Song Ling, 21, a clerk, left her home in Redhill Road on Sept. 25 last year after a "small misunderstanding" with her mother and has not returned since. Her mother. Madam Yong Lee Inn. 53, today appealed to her
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    With flowers
    26 21 SINGAPORE. Thur*. The Adult Education Board will conduct an eight week course In flower arrangement at the Slglap Secondary School Centre from April 7.
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    Charged with watch theft
    72 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs Alagam Kttha. 28. was today charged with stealing a watch worth $180 and a wallet from the Race Course Road home of Sect Cheok Mool yesterday No plea was recorded. Inspector M Amaladass. prosecuting, successfully applied lor Kitna to be remanded for a week
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    412 school principals for Unesco seminar on modern management
    199 21 412 school principals for Unesco seminar on modern management SINGAPORE. Thurs. A UNESCO team of experts will conduct a seminar* on the administration and management of schools for all 412 secondary school principals here in June and July. The two-part seminar, to be held at the Teachers' Training College, is
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    Subang's first jumbo
    33 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The first jumbo jet to land at Subane airport will arrive here on Saturday. The Qantas Boeing-74? will be fully loaded with 371 passengers and 18 crew.
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    Ceylon's Housing Minister coming for visit
    133 21 CINGAPORE. Thurs. Ceylon's Housing Minister, Mr. Peter Keuneman, is due here on Monday for a five day official visit to study the Republic's public housing programme. Soon after his arrival on Monday, he will call at the Housing and Development Board offices in Maxwell
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    A course for do-it-yourself motorists
    79 21 A course for do-it-yourself motorists SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three courses on motorcar maintenance and repair for beginners will be held by the Adult Education Board next month at the Kirn Keat LGPD Centre. The courses, each lasting 10 weeks, will be held weekly on Mondays. Tuesdays, and Wednesdays starting on April
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    SPCA chief re-elected
    38 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. A.W. Kirby was re-elected chairman of the SPCA at Its annual meeting yesterday. Mr. W S.H. Ashcroft was reelected vice-chairman and Mrs. K.T. Ooi the treasurer. Mrs Helen Metes was re-elected secretary.
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      321 22 c EXPO 72 Malaysia Federal Highway off Lorong Utara Kechil at Section 52, Pet a ling Jaya. FOR ENQUIRIES, CONTACT Malay Chamber of Commerce, Selangor. Tel. ***** or *****9 V TAWARAN HADIAH PELAJARAN MAKA 1972 TAWARAN Permohonan2 adalah dipelawa daripada Bumiputera Warganegara Malaysia yang berlcelayakun untok. mengikuti kursus Jururawat ka-perengkat
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      545 22 UNIVERSAL VENEER PRODUCTS BERHAD ANNOUNCEMENT WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE that our Chairman, Mr. TONO LEE HWA. has with effect from Ist April 1972 been appointed Managing Director of the Company as well. A 8 FROM IST. APRIL 1972, the head office of the Company w.ll be si'.uated at NO-
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      606 22 I SUROHANJAYA PELABOHAN PULAU PINANG KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 darlpada pembo- rcng2 yang berdaftar dengan Ju--1 batan Kerja Raya di-bawah Kelas BX dan di-atas. Kepala I (2) 1 Kepala IV (2) it (4) akan dii terima dl-Pejabat Surohanjaya '< Pelabohan Pulau Pinang. Pulau Plnang hingga Jam 12.00 tenzah hurl paaa 24hb
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      507 22 ANNOUNCEMENT In appreciation of the kind patronage of our DAIKIN customers and In order to provide better and faster sen- Ices, we are proud to appoint. Messrs A.C.M. Sendlrlan Berhad. (Air Con Malaysia), 643-3. 4th Mile. Ipoh Road. Kuala Lumpur, West Malaysia. Telephone: *****2. as our Sole Distributors In Malaysia
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      902 22 ANNOUNCEMENT Xt» Brothers Trading Sendlrlan Berhad has alw iys been engaged In the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration appreciation of the kind support of the public In the p>.vt tn6 to Improve our standard and services, we have Jointly established A.C.M. Sendlrlan Berhad. Wlti» effect from Ist March. 1972. all business*
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      1007 24 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Kelang Singapore Italia*. Hi: CHAKDINA' 4 I Apr D'dm, Lytt, Auck' TRENECLOS 11/11 May 17 it May 11/21 May D'dm, Lytt. Napur. Caaii accaaaiieatiie atailalli Aack. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE ■~"™"^^^^^™~~™™T7ngapon P. Kilang Penanj lialiag far; RAJULA- 1/ 7 Apr I Apr I Apr Nappattniain. Madras. RAJULA
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      682 25 f C.H.WILLIAMS 8c CO. (PTE.) tfijZ CHARTERED SURVEYORS, 3£(K VALUERS ESTATE AGENTS. «W PROPERTY MANAGERS. r#> I C.H. WILLIAMS CO. (SDN.) FOR ALL PROPERTY PROBLEMS CONTACT OUR OFFICES AT SINGAPORE Ml 0-! 9IUOI H-8 ongkong Bank Chamber: Colly Quay KI'ALA Ll'MPl'R Ms 03 ***** 101. .Lan Ampang PETALING JAY* Tel:
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    50 26 TOOAV AND SUNDAY Joan Booty's models present Fashion On Wheola on behalf of Dataun. Allla-Chalmere. Saber Air. F N. Nippon Paint*, j'ooeh Bpark Plugs and The Oberol Imperial Hotel at the 7th Singapore Grand Prix 1972. Next year we pr-wnt "Poetry In Motion En-qui.-les plea** Tel. B'pon *****7/ 36M93.
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    22 26 MR. S.M. DASS of Mt. Emily Qtr.. passedaway peacefully 30.3.72. Cortege leave 10 a.m., 31.3 72. to Chua Chu Kang Cemetery.
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    50 26 STBVIB, MAUREEN, PETER and grandchildren thank relatlvea and friend* of the late Belinda Steven* nee Mania for their Kind asalatanc*. attendance and messages of condolence on their recent bereavement FAMILY OP late L'nnl Nalr thank relative, and friend* for their condolence*, wreatba. donations assistance and attendance during their bereavement.
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      749 26 COOK AMAH MAID. Able cook Cantonese Local Food. Housework assisted by maid Salary Cook Amah $180.-. Maid $70.- Telephone *****7 (Spore). ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS REQUIRED to assist In production work. Good proapecta for advancement. Please ring B' pon *****4 for appointment. RECEPTIONIST TVPIIT with pleaaant personality and Mandarin speaking. Apply with
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      810 26 Accommodation vaoant RAFFLES PARK (Dlst. 11) Immediately Available, furniahed. elevated. 3- bedroom detached bungalow with spacious lounge and Urge garden. Principals only. Telephone *****. MARINB VISTA JOHORC SAHRU luxurious seaside two stony detached houae In exclusive bousing estate four bedrooms three bathroom* servants quarters distinctive fumlahlng plua fridge cooker beater
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      919 26 BIOLAP NEW 4-BBOROOMBD doublestony corner terrace with garden $900. Tel: B'pore ***** Mr. Kong. S-BBDROOM FLAT AT Btlll Road/ Daat Coast Road. For particulars. Te1: ***** Blngapon HOTEL STANDARD alngle-room flat with aervant at Giutead Road. Tel: *****4. FULLY FURNISMBO FLAT at Watten Eatat* Rent $970 Tel: *****4 B'pore. TWO
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      962 26 LINOUAPHONB INSTITUTE (LONDON) teaches 34 Languages quickly and thoroughly. 90 yean experience. 2.000.000 successful studenta. Gua ranteed courses backed by optional year's correspondence course. Free Demonstration at 3-33 Peninsula Shopping Complex. 3rd Floor, 3 Coleman Btreet, Singapore 6. Tel: ***** or 30A President Building, 320 Serangoon Road. Singapore 8. Tel:
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      888 26 LAMBERTS DRIVINO SCHOOL, Dualcontrolled Morris 1000, Hourly 86/-. 10 Balmoral Road, Tel: *****/ *****. TANCLIN DRIVING SCHOOL Dualcontrolled M 1000. Hourly »4 14, Tanglln Road S'pon Tel: *****9. BXPERIBNCBD LADY tutor for Primary School puplla In Toa Payoh area reasonable rate*. Ring *****6 PIANO LESSON for beginners at teacher', or
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      781 26 SINOAPORB TO CHINA by Air at 31.120. Plane* departing on 6-4- 72 10-4-72. 19-4-72. 10-9-72 and 18-9-72! Enquiries: Tlong Heng Travel Bar vice, 12. Choon Ouan Stnet. Singapore 2. Tel: 913TT4/*****5. TRIP TO LONOON BY CHARTER? TRAVBLTRAOd INTERNATIONAL Beans It when we offer you the lowest price ever. Contact us
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    College of Commerce at Nantah lacks contacts'
    436 27 College of Commerce at Nantah lacks contacts' SINGAPORE, Thursday N ANYANG University's College of Commerce was criticised today for lack of contact with industrial and commercial circles. The vice-president of the Association of Nanyang University Graduates, Mr. Yeo Choo Kok, said: "The college's Department of Industrial and Business Management and
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      472 27 (Cont. from Page 26) i i Curies ..UNTAL ARTS AND CRAFTS. 'wnoleiale and Retail. Ideal for ToTruti Shops. Hsu Brother*. «7 Hill street. Telephone Heng ***** Spore. Furniture FURNITURI imported furnishim mat*rl«U at If* be*i. Conault iSrlan\ «25 River Valley Road *****4. Slngapor*. Pets for sale lICILLINT VORKSHIRI TIRRIIR mipplm
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      534 27 TV/Radio itnrlMi lERVICINC ALL KINDS T.V., Tape-Recorders. Amplifiers. TV lor rental, raaaonablc cham** day/nmht service Phone B'por* SB3OB aaytlme. Buy "Blera televlitoa on hirepurchase Monthly instalment from (30/- upwards. Trade In alao welcome: PHONE: 7TM4 OR MT3f Nl PI TRADERS M, »OUTM BRIOCI ROAD, SINCAPORE, 1. SPECIALISE IN REPAIRING TV/
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      665 27 VOLKSWACIH IMt In food condition, with tape-recorder. ft ice ti. 700/- Hlng 21UI Spore from 10 a.m. onward>. It*> 4 TRIUMPH MIRALO good run nmq condition. taxed Imureii SISSOf- 0.n.0. View 9 ChKelht»n>> Grove. Spore 19. JAGUAR COHVSRTISLI. rrqisterr.l 1966. Pontlac Pan-lrnne 1963 automatic, alrcond.. taxed. Insured. Wong *****0 Spore.
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      816 27 CMIHIIf WORKING BACHFLOR ■irk! sincere friend* hetween 20 24. Phone appreciated photo (returnahlei 'o Box A3SAO ST. B'pore. CIHIRAL SPRAVPAINTINO repalt refrigerator '> hour* Customer's House. re-enamel lons-bath and houae renovation 2Mlt/5603«2. tOUCATIO CINTLIMAN ag* 33 welcome friends same age or les*. Reply assured Box A 3753 B.T. (Spore). At
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      399 27 TENDEB Tenders will be received by MINDEF (Logistics Division). Tanglln. Singapore 10 (or the undermentioned Items up to 12.00 Noon on date shown against the Items 1. LACES FOR COMBAT BOOTS Tender No. MINDEF (LOO) 57/72 (3i Closing Date: 14.4.72. 2. OIL LUBRICATING FOR RIFLE CLEANING Tender No. MINDEF (LOO)
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      298 27 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI KUALA BELAIT AND SERIA SEWER CONNECTIONS TO GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND INSTITUTIONS Tenders are Invited from P.W v Registered Class 'A' contractor! In Civil Engineering for the construction of sewers and chambers, consisting of 1,500 Un. yds. of 6 Inch dla. sewers, 1.700 Un. yds. of 4 Inch
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    THE AGONY OF ANDREW THE DROP-OUT
    1368 28 THE AGONY OF ANDREW THE DROP-OUT K9HH When the future depends on a piece of paper NINETEEN YEAROLD Andrew Chan stood with his back ngainst a lice, staring out at an expanse of rolling sea. His lace was blank; fear clutched at his heart fear of the future. "What am
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    THE BIG SCRAMBLE FOR A PLACE AT OUTRAM
    315 28 SINGAPORE, Thurs OUTRAM Secondary School the only school in the Republic offering hlghe/ commercial education has received a record number of 580 applications for Its pre- university one classes this year. Because of the overwhelming response the Education Ministry gave the green
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    Spotlight on Tiong Bahru School's top two
    196 28 Spotlight on Tiong Bahru School's top two GOH Kok Hin and Tang Siew Lan, who until last year were students of Tiong Bahru Secondary School, have done thrir school proud. For Kok Hin scored seven distinctions while Siew Lan scored five in the 1971 Singapore Cambridge GCE examination.*. Although they
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      Showgirl V displays winning form
      435 29 crfOW GIRL V, with 5 Lyle Harbridge astride, showed winning form In a trial with Kind Heart (Terry Tun) on a firm track at Kuala Lumpur terdayBreaking irom the 4f. the jnlr ran tne last 3t ln 38 4 sec with Showgirl V going nicely
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      2114 29 IM-tjf 1-30 CLASS 5. DIV. 7— 6F ,U>i:»B-i ($6,000 $4,200 to winner) t ***** CIVIL COD! a (PT wonq) R Breukelen 4 90 (rfd+2) F Pwdmor* 4 I SO4IM MANJA a (Tengku and Ax..mi' \h.nn.l 4 9.0 (d 5 10 btn fay) V**u S J 004 4
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      Clean racing call to Turf Club stewards
      391 29 Clean racing call to Turf Club stewards FkATO Sir Clough Thuraisingham yesterday called on Turf Club stewards and executives to bar without compassion or favour bookmakers and professional gambleis from operating on racecourses. Dato Thuraisingham said this in his farewell message, as chairman of the Selangor Turf Club, at the
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      $395,332 profit
      69 29 THE Selangor Turf Club made a profit of $395,332 for 1971. against a loss of $9,172 the preceding year. The total turnover for the year 1971 was $109,525,782 as against $99,622,527 for 1970. During the year. many Improvements have been made by the Club. Seating accommodation for ordinary
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      RUNME SHAW RE-ELECTED
      108 29 TAN Sri Runme Shaw was re-elected chairman of the Singapore Turf Club for the righth year In succession at the annual meeting at Robinson's Cafe yesterday The election committee comprise Tan Sri Runme Shaw. Mr. R. O. Bennett. Tan Sri Tan Chin Tuan. Mr. R. Jumabhoy. Dr.
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      PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY £3f-t
      2168 29 ffJ^f 130 CLASS S. DIV. 3— 6F mUimLJmm ($6.000 $4,200 to winner) 1 anjuo Slir.Rico > is. ..i.m ti SamMirl S 9.0 <d 2 +S> r«4nor< IT 3 (>R DIAMOND SPIAR (l)inmon-l) Ahmad 3 9.0 <dc +9) V*lv 4 65(-5O CUM LAUDI a (Ann. 1 J
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      Final test for Youth team v Anzuk today
      344 30 Final test for Youth team v Anzuk today THE final squad of 18 players for the Asian Youth tournament at Bangkok from April 14 to 30 will be selected today after a final trial match against Anzuk Forces at Jalan Besar stadium (kick-off 6 p.m.) The 20 candidates will all
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      Harvey wins Open day 'A' golf
      163 30 Harvey wins Open day 'A' golf H. M. HARVEY with a 65 nett won the SICC Ladles Open Day "A" division golf tournament at Buklt Course. Runner-up was P. Stewart with 87 nett. The first nine ball sweep winner was E. Andrews (31 nett). and the second nine winner was
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      Germans win 2-0
      82 30 BUDAPEST. Thurs. West Germany beat Hungary 2-0 In a friendly International soccer match here last night. Bieitner scored In the 69ih minute and Hoennes in the 87th for Germany. Bulgaria and Soviet Union drew l-l in another match at Sofia. Bonev scored for Bulgaria In the 78th.
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      STORE BIDDY CAGERS FOR WORLD MEET
      195 30 STORE BIDDY CAGERS FOR WORLD MEET SINGAPORE, Primary Schools Sports Council will send a boys team to Spain to compete In the World biddy basketball championships from July 5 to July 12, reports PETER SIOW. Basketball Association of Singapore has requested SPSSC to cable the organisers of the Intention to
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      Colts 29-7
      24 30 NAGOYA Thurs. The Australian Colts today defeated an All-Japan "B" team 29-7 In their rugby match here. They led 16--3 at halltime.
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      Bobby Lim springs a surprise in HK
      596 30 IJONG KONG, Thurs. Bill Dunk of Australia and Walter Godfrey of New Zealand fired four-under-par 66s today to share the lead on the first day of the £10,000 Hong Kong Open golf championship. One stroke behind them were Graham Marsh of Australia, John
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      Swimming and karate for civil servants
      78 30 Swimming and karate for civil servants SINGAPORE Civil Servlte Recreation and Sports Council has drawn up a programme ror swimming and karate for civil servants. The karate instructors will be from the Singapore Karate Association, which Is teaching the Shltoryu school of karate. The venue for training will be the
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      Hong Kong Open scores
      210 30 i 7 lIONG KONO. Thurs. Scores after 18 holes In the Hong Kong Open golf championship: 66 Bill Dunk (A). Walter Oodfrey (NZ); 67 Oraham Marsh (A). Mitsutalca Kono (J). John Benda (US). HJdeyo Sugimoto (J); 68 Bobby Lim (M). Chen Ching Po (T). Chen Chieng
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      Ten schoolboys selected for year's training
      239 31 Ten schoolboys selected for year's training TEN Combined Schools players are among a pool of 37 Under-23 players selected by the Singapore Hockey Association to undergo a year's training programme. They are Keith Kleinman, Irving Holmberg, Abdul Kader, Kumar, Chatterjl, Lam Yin Koy, Norman Wong, Robert Neo, Bala and Nanthakumar.
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      Flawless Pancho
      93 31 HONO KONO. Inure. Ageless tennis ftar Pancho Oontalcz made his Hong Kong debut today and breezed through tils first-round match in the US$lO,OOO National Hardcourt championships. Gonzalez, the top seed, played a near flawless game to beat Wei Leung of Hcng Kong 6-0, 6-4 Showing no ill effects
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      Flash re-elects Judge D'Cotta
      63 31 MR. JUSTICE D.C. D'Cotta was re-elected president of Flash Sports Club at its annual meeting at St Patrick's School on Sunday. Other official* elected were: Vice-presidents Rev. Bro. Jo.<eph KJely and Mr. Eugene Wljeyslngha; Hon. secretary Miss Prltam Kaur; Asst. secretaries Miss Caryn Booth and Mr
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      Poon and— Fanning look too good for their rivals
      462 31 Poon and— Fanning look too good for their rivals THE SALOON and Tourer cars final on Sunday will have defending champion Albert Poon and Australia's Bill Fanning on a collision course. This fact ernemed when the competitors had their first official time trials at Sembawang circuit yesterday. There is clearly
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      Good draw and Gunsynd becomes 5-4 favourite
      333 31 CYDNEY. Thurs. Champion mller ounsynd firmed to 5-4 favouritism for the ASSO.OOO Doncaster Handicap here on Saturday after drawing barrier No. 7 today. Ounsynd, a four-year-old grey, tops the weignts for the Doncaster first leg of Sydney s big Autumn double with 8.7
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      Muir sets a scorching pace in his Renmax
      480 31 GRAND PRIX REPORTS ...by ERNEST FRIDA, ALBERT JOHNSON and PERCY SENEVIRATNE gOB MUIR of Australia set a scorching pace in the practice session for GP cars on the second day of the Singapore Grand Prix at Sembawang Circuit yesterday, posting the day's
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      Indon ace Hengkie's father dies
      130 31 Indon ace Hengkie's father dies INDONESIA'S Hengkle Irlawan Is too strong a personality to be shaken on the racing track —not even by the death of hU father. The Indonesian motor-racing ace, who arrived here on Monday for the scrutlneerlng, flew back Immediately to Jakarta when told of his father's
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      Perry wins top grid
      293 31 YESTERDAY'S trials 1 showed that today's 50--lap Grand Prix for motor cycles will be one of the most exciting and spectacular races in the series. Defending champion Geoff Perry of New Zealand sparked it off after a superb performance in the trials. He said: "I have
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      40 30 MOTOR RACING Singapore OP (Upper Thomson Road 9 ami. GOLF Farleigh Cup (Duffers) quarter finals Keppel SOCCER Tour match: Singapore Selection v Le Nlcle (Jn Besar 7.30). Friendly: Youth v Anzuk Forces (Jn Besar). PARC v Hotel Slngapura (Bkt Chermln).
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      124 31 PROGRAMME TODAY 9 a.m. Official openinc; 10 a.m. 50 lap* GP for motorcycles 1.30 p.m. Tourer* (Heat 1). 2.15 p.m. 10 lap* Saloon and Tourers (Heat 21, 3.00 p.m. 20 lap* Clubman motorcycles, 4.15 p.m. 15 Up* Clubman sport* car*. TOMORROW Timed practice: 8.30 a.m. Vint aft and P.V.T. Cars;
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    542 32 7 LET DR. SAW USE MY ACCOUNT' K. LUMPUR, Thurs THE former secretary to the Malaysian Government Officers' Housing Co-opera-tive Society, T. Mahesan told the High Court today that his "childhood friend" Dr. Saw Hock Chuan had used his (Alahesan's) bank account to send
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    87 32 RAWALPINDI, Thurs. Pakistan has received T59 tanks, surface-to-air missiles and OSA missile patrol boats from China and American built Freedom Fighter F 5 jet planes from Libya as part of an arms build-up, according to reliable military sources. The build-up has added at least
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    16 32 BELGRADE. Thurs. Fift««n people have died of smallpox in Yugoslavia during the present epidemic.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    470 32 T ONDON. Thurs. Holiday Influences and end account factors made for an easier market today. At 3 a.m. the Financial Times Index has eased 2.3 to SOS. 9. ICI weakened further on the chairGlaxo and Ftsons also gained but other leaders declined Engineerings, elertrlcals. stores and foods were
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    Lock icon The world's first modern pyramid
    53 32 TOWER ING 855 ft. over San Francisco's financial district is the world's first modern pyramid. The 48--storey building, due to be completed later this year, will house the headquo rtert of TransAmerica Corporation. The apex, a tteel column and pointed spire, was mounted three days
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    97 32 FILM MAKER LORD RANK DIES AT 83 WINCHESTER. Thurs. Lord Rank died last night at Winchester Hospital after a brief illness, a hospital spokesman announced. He was 83. Lord Rank was better known to millions of cinema viewers throughout the world as J. Arthur Rank, whose films were heralded on
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    279 32 Mining rights of seabeds should be vested in UN, says S'pore UNITED NATIONS. Thursday SINGAPORE has expressed the view that the Seabed Authority to be created by the United Nations should be empowered to carry on direct mining operations in the international zone of the seabeds and ocean floor. Presenting
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    Lock icon Hunt stepped up for Fiat chief's captors
    128 32 BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Police and army troops intensified their search today for six men and a woman identified as the leftist terrorists who kidnapped Fiat executive Oberdan Sallustro 10 days ago. Three of the suspects escaped from Tucuman jail last September with 11
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