The Straits Times, 3 November 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    WIDER CAUSEWAY
    149 1 Go-ahead likely soon KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. MALAYSIA and Singapore are expected to formalise an agreement to widen the Johore causeway at a meeting to be held here on Nov. 13. Works and Power Minister Dato Ghani Gilong said today that Singapore "has verbally agreed" to improve the causeway
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    Lock icon Dope roundup
    34 1 SEOUL. Thurs Army and police Investigators have rounded up 108 people. Including 18 foreigners, across the country on various narcotics charges since last Saturday, the Martial Law Command her said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Tanks out again...
    345 1 Tanks out again... 24-hour Red blitz SAIGON, Thursday COMMUNIST forces, using tanks for the first time in four months, made 142 attacks on South Vietnamese positions in the 24 hours ending at dawn today the highest since the current North Vietnamese offensive started at the end of last March. but
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    £ down, then up again
    66 1 down, then up again LONDON, Thurs. The pound suffered a mild reaction early today after its recent rally. After dipping to 1552.3485 2.3500 on some early continental selling, it rallied mldmorninr to U552.3555--2.3560 before easinr back to U552.3530. In TOKYO, heavy pressure for revaluation of the yen continued today, with
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    Lock icon £100 m drop
    35 1 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's gold and foreign currency reserves fell by almost £100 million in October, leaving a total of £2,500 million at the end of the month, the Treasury announced today. AP.
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    Lock icon Canada waits for result of recounts
    165 1 Canada waits for result of recounts QTTAWA, Thurs. No clear-cut winner of Monday's general election is likely to be declared till the end of next week when recounts in several close contest constituencies are expected to be completed. A recount in rural Ontario constituency, won by the Progressive Conservatives, is
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    Lock icon Paternity suit on Flip
    48 1 LOS ANGELES Thurs A Chicago dancer today filed a petemlty suit In the Los Angeles superior court against black comedian Flip Wilson The dancer. Muble Roblnjon. claimed Wilson was the father of her child. Joseph, bom In New York City on May 26. Reuter.
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    Lock icon New Sino-British relationship
    78 1 PEKING, Thurs. China I and Britain today launched Into a broad new relationship based on agreements to work for Immediate peace in Indochina, consult closely on other world problems, and co-operate bilaterally. Elated Foreign Secrfr- tary Sir Alec DouglasHome, who announced this at a news conference winding
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    Vetri does an about turn
    587 1  - Vetri does an about turn P.M. RAMAN By TT took only a 250-mile trip to convince the secretary general of the United National Front Mr. R. Vetrivelu, that Singapore "is the best country in which to live and work." Mr. Vetrivelu left for Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 1 on what
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    Lock icon Asians for US
    26 1 KAMPALA. Thurs. US officials said yesterday they had issued 841 visas to stateless Asians and 324 had left for the United States AP.
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    Lock icon 'Silly' demand
    34 1 DAM ASCU S Thurs Libyan Foreign Minister Manscur Khekhla today described Israel's demand for the extradition or trial of ih< Palestinian guerillas Involved In the Munich Incident as "Mlly and unreasonable." UPI
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    Strict guard after letter bombs
    209 1 Strict guard after letter bombs UUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. The Malaysian Government has imposed strict security measures at all post offices following the discovrry of letter bombs at the GPO hero on Monday. The Home Ministry said In a statement today: "On Monday, t. number of letters, all addressed to
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    Doctor's wife found dead
    78 1 Doctor's wife found dead THE woman who was found dead at the reclaimed land at the 7J mile Upper East Coast Road on Tuesday, was Identified yesterday by her doctorhusband as Chung Chlng Chin, 23. Police said the husband who called at the mortuary to identify the body was "so
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    Lock icon 10 die in blast
    44 1 TAIPEH, Thurs. An explosion ripped through the state-owned Taiwan Shipping Corporation today at Keelung, Northern Taiwan, killing 10 workers and injuring 41 others. The explosion occurred when shipyard workers were welding an American oil tanker, the 20,000-ton Texaco Britannia. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 3 AM LATEST
    23 1 31 TRAPPED IN MINE TOKYO. Thurs. An explosion occurred in a northern Japan coal mine today trapping 31 miners. UPI.
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      145 1 /Diamond\&wwT (Engagement) V Rings L^ MAhJItCTUUNC JIWIU/KS. Gopt to spend 9300 m on hospitals -Page 13 GOLD BARS murder trial Pare 6 JAPAN told: Buy more from us 8 SATURDAY public holiday issue goes to High Court 9 HORNET stint kills student 11 MINISTRY halts queues for leave 12 NEW
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      Chou eyes the VC 10...
      176 2 PEKING, Thurs. x Chinese Premier Chou En-lai delayed meeting British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home when he chatted for 50 minutes with the crew of the Royal Air Force VC-10 which brought Sir Alec here indicating that China might still be interested in buying the
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      Lock icon DOWN all's well...
      74 2 DOWN all's well... ANCHORAGE, Thurs. More than 250 passengers and crew aboard this Japan Airlines Boeing 747 escaped unhurt when its nose-wheel collapsed during landing at Anchorage Airport yesterday. An airport official said the plane's nose gear collapsed as the plane touched down. There was no fire on board and
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      Lock icon ARMY IS CALLED OUT TO QUELL RIOT
      131 2 ]\EW DELHI, Thurs— The Army was called out yesterday to quell renewed language rioting in the north-east Indian State of Assam, officials said. In the State capital ol Shlllong, mob violence took a turn for the worse in Sibsagar District on Tuesday night
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      Lock icon Nixon will put one million more out of jobs: McGovern
      392 3 Nixon will put one million more out of jobs: McGovern CHICAGO, Ttaurs. Senator George McGovern, buoyed by the bltcest crowd of his political career at a rail) yesterday in New York, today charged that President Nixon's economic policy would put one million more Americans out of work in the next
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      Lock icon EXILED POET POUND DIES AT 87
      154 3 VENICE, Thurs. Ezra Pound, one of the foremost poets of the 20th century who was accused of treason against the U.S. In World War 11, has died here, two days after his 87th birthday. Mr. Pound, who died last night of an intestinal obstruction
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      Lock icon – The lone man in women's army corps—
      131 3 The lone man in women's army corps ||l mn.HrRO, Thurs. U.S. Army private Jerry Garrett arrived in Europe last Friday and found himself assigned to a. women's army corps unit. He's now surrounded by firls. What could be for any othe r soldier a dream come true is a nightmare
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      Lock icon Cuba sends 'favourable' reply to extradition plea by US
      361 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. CUBA, in an almost unprecedented formal note to the United States regarding the requested extradition of the Arlington bank murder and hijack suspects, has told Washington that the four accused are under arrest. i The note also asked for
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      Lock icon Troops arrest six top IRA leaders
      171 3 Troops arrest six top IRA leaders BELFAST, Thurs. The British Army said today they had arrested six top Provisional IRA leaders, including a battalion commander, during a raid last night in the Roman Catholic Ardoyne area of Belfast. The six, who included three other officers and two of the militant
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      Royle for Bangkok
      38 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Mr. Anthony Royle. British Foreign Office Parliamentary Undersecretary, will visit Bangkok from Nov. 15 to 17 for talks with Thai ministers on Asia, including Indo-Chlna. and various international developments, British officials said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Jail for 'savage' who raped to amuse his friends
      138 3 1)ONDON, Thurs. A 1 youth has been sentenced to seven years' Imprisonment for abducting and raping a 14-year-old Girl Guide In front of a laughing gang of Hell's Angels In a cafe. Lan Everest, 18, pleaded guilty in Winchester, South England,
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      Sadat to get new missiles from Russia
      414 4 BEIRUT, Thursday. fHE Soviet Union was reported today to have agreed to provideEgypt with SAM-6 missiles as President Anwar Sadat's regime faced mounting internal opposition to a rapprochement with Moscow. Many anti-Soviet slogans, depicting President Sadat as 'the executor of Moscow's orders" and
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      Lock icon MAIL BOMB REPORT: A HOAX, SAY POLICE
      241 4 MAIL BOMB REPORT: A HOAX, SAY POLICE LONDON, Thursday. THE Egyptian Embassy has reported that one of its attaches received a suspected letter bomb by post but police sources said the envelope contained only a matchstick and an elastic band. An embassy spokesman said the letter was delivered to an
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      Lock icon Mickey Mouse stands for election
      118 4 Mickey Mouse stands for election WELLINGTON, Thurs. TV Mickey Mouse has been accepted as a candidate for the PaJmerston North seat at the Nov. 25 general election in New Zealand. The returning officer decided that the nomination of Mr. Mouse, representing the Mad Hatters Tea Party, was in order despite
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      MP tells of secret hippie cult sweeping Britain
      236 4 1 ONDON. Thurs. Police are Investigating a secret hippie-style religious cult which is sweeping Britain, an MP said. Mr. John Hunt (Conservative) said the cult was "a religious confidence trio* perpetrated on gullible and Impressionable young people." The cult calling Itself the
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      185 4 ALL EXPENSES PAID HOLIDAY TRIPS TO HONG KONG BANGKOK on <& AND '"zszxsrefr #>#% OTHER PRIZES, IN CASH AND m/\0 ESSO PRODUCTS ESSO ROAD SAFETY COMPETITION /£S§\ HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH l^pHE NATIONAL SAFETY FIRST V^^7 COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE IST PRIZE *HONG KONG AND PRIZE-BANGKOK I A holiday trip to
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      Lock icon The blood and chain protest
      294 5 ANTI-WAR DEMO NEAR WHITE HOUSE OVER FAILURE TO SIGN TRUCE PACT WASHINGTON, Thurs. GROUP of anti-war demonstrators, chained themselves to the front door of a Nixon campaign office yesterday, in protest over U.S. failure to sign the ceasefire pact with Hanoi. The demonstrators smeared the
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      Lock icon Soviets in surprise walkout in Peking
      283 5 PEKING, Thursday. CO VIET Ambassador Vasseli Tolstikov led a walkout on a Peking reception last night and observers believed that it indicated a downward trend in Sino-Soviet relations. Mr. Tolstikov and diplomats from countries In Last Europe got up from their tables and stalked
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      Lock icon THE PILL 'MAY REDUCE RISK OF CANCER' REPORT
      305 5 THE PILL 'MAY REDUCE RISK OF CANCER' REPORT WASHINGTON, Thurs. Birth control pills probably reduce the risk of certain types of cancer in women rather than increase it as originally feared, a senior foreign aid official said. Dr. R.T. Ravenholt, director of the Population Office in the U.B. Agency for
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      Lock icon THE HIGH COST OF DISPUTES
      121 5 LONDON. Thors. Industrial disputes cost Britain 22.202.000 working days in the first nine months this year, official figures showed today. This was higher than in the whole year of 1971 when the total of 13.551.000 was the highest since the general strike of 1926. the
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      224 5 To Commemorate the SILVER WEDDING of H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH II and H.R.H. PRINCE PHILIP The British Post Ottice is Issuing a set of two stamps on 20 Nov. 1972 These stamps. In mint condition, will be available in Malaysia and Singapore on tha Issue date. They can be obtained from
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      136 5 White Label declares war on the habit of just saying 6 Whisky, please 9 If you just say "Whisky pleas*" you're missing out on a lot You're missing out on the pure honest drinking i^^l jb fe pleasure <>l While Label There's complete satisfaction Lftlt and enjoyment in every glass
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    'I WASN'T GIVEN PARDON TO BE A WITNESS'
    726 6  -  BEN DAVIDSON Detainee tells Gold Bars Triple Murder trial: By AUGUSTINE Ang Cheng Siong agreed in the High Court yesterday that he became a prosecution witness in the Gold Bars Triple Murder trial to save his own neck, but denied he had
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    Speaker's wife to host coffee party for charity
    113 6 Speaker's wife to host coffee party for charity MRS. Yeoh Ohim Seng, wife of the Speaker, will host a charity morning coffee party at her Kheam Hock Road residence next Wednesday at 10 a.m. Admission Is $5 per person and proceeds will go to Children's Charities. Many prominent and YIP
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    Two courses on electrical engineering
    52 6 TUiE Adult Education A Board Is organising two courses on "Electrical Engineering Practice" at Intermediate level for students preparing for the City and Guilds London Institute examination. Each course lasting a total of 120 study hours will be conducted at Kirn Keat AEB centre In
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    Forum on family relationship
    77 6 A FORUM on "Family Relationship and Social Problems" to round off Welfare Month 1072. wiu be held at the Singapore Council of Social Service In Penang Lane at 7.30 p.m. today Speakers Include the chairmar, of Family Planning Asclatlon, Mr Kenneth Chellapah. senior lecturer, In ihe
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    Folk dancing for students
    48 6 SINGAPORE Teachers' Polk Dance Society will conduct dance courses for teachers and secondary students at the Raffles Oirls' Primary School In Queen Street from Nov. 13 Those Interested are requested to register at the school hall on Sundays from 3 p.m. to S3O pm
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    $300,000 blaze guts three shops in Malacca
    139 8 $300,000 blaze guts three shops in Malacca TLIALACCA, Thurs.— A ITI shop and two stores in Jalan Hang Jebat here were destroyed by a fire today. The loss was estimated at $300,--000. At the height of the fire. three explosions rocked the heart of town. Thousands of people In nearby
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    Shaw to launch harbour cruise junk
    83 8 Shaw to launch harbour cruise junk A JUNK that takes tourists and Singaporeans on harbour cruises will be launched tonight by Mr. Runme Shaw, chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board. The "Fairwind" will spread its sails tonight (or a three-hour maiden voyage (rom Clifford Pier while 100 guests help themselves
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    Union's dance
    19 8 SINGAPORE Insurance Employees Union will hold its annual dinner and dance su the Hyatt Hotel on Saturday.
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    Deterrent sentences urged for motorists who race on
    141 8 Deterrent sentences urged for motorists who race on A TRAFFIC court prosecutor yesterday pressed for deterrent sentences against motorists who use the public roads as race tracks. Senior Inspector K. Dyrlam added that such motorists were a menace to other road users and always caused serious accidents. Chor Hoe Pin
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    Illegal entrants jailed
    49 8 Five Indonesians were each jailed (or a month yesterday (or entering Singapore without a passport between Oct. 17 and 25 They are Lee Ah Chye. 25. Lim Ah Huat. 22. Chew Ah Huat. 40. Teo Ah Kow. 20. and Ooh Ah Ow, 26. They pleaded guilty.
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    The haze returns to Malaysia
    120 8 The haze returns to Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The whole country baa again been covered by base, a spokesman of the Meteorological Station in Subang said today. He said that this may be due to the winds chancing to a southeasterly direction. "Conditions should improve in a few days when
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    Opium fine
    31 8 MOH Chee. 67. was fined $80 yesterday for having a packet of opium and smoking utensils at an opium den at Temple Street, oft South Bridge Road, on Wednesday.
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    Trespass fine
    27 8 KOH AH MENG was fined $25 yesterday when he pleaded guilty to trespassing at Oate Pour, Telok Ayer Basin, on Wednesday at about 7.45 p.m.
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    Labourer killed, another hurt in Bth floor fall
    103 8 A LABOURER was killed and another seriously injured when they fell from the eighth floor of an uncompleted block of Housing Board flats In Queenstown yesterday. Police identified the dead man as Loh Nal Thlam. 26. of Kluang. Johore. The Identity of
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    Japan told: Buy more from us
    237 8 Japan told: Buy more from us Chamber calls for better balance of trade I 1 HE chairman of tin Commerce's com Mr. Ling Lee Hua, yes businessmen to buy m< other countries to avoi c Chinese Chamber of uercial sub-committee, sterday urged Japanese 3re from Singapore and id another yen
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    Course by NPB on maintenance management
    122 8 Course by NPB on maintenance management TOHE National Productivity 1 Board is organising a course on maintenance management at its Jurone premises from Nov. 27 till Dec. 15. The course is designed for maintenance managers and engineers, plant engineers and other technicians who make or execute maintenance policies in their
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    Professor to teach chess
    43 8 PROP. Lim Kok Ann will conduct a 12-session course on chess {or beginners at the Chinese YMCAs Tanglin centre In Stevens Road from Nov. 7. Classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays (rom 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m
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      94 8 SESAME STREET By Cliff Roberts AH** POP By V.T. Hatnlin STUBBORN, EH? ALU 1/ '-^A S9 H I BJT^rHAT WAS A WAS HERE RRST! NOW RIGHT, MOJ HAMMER- \J*^ 'JIM\ mJtfl S iVSr'V^^B LOW DOW, LII Abmer /^ip we. DlD,v^ouLP we V? 1 Awhat\ f FUST xo' takes th'^—^ Wj
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    Saturday public holiday issue goes to High Court
    558 9  -  T. F. HWANG JUDGMENT RESERVED By jS A monthly-paid employee, not required to work every weekend, entitled to an extra off-day or payment in lieu of it if a public- holiday should fall on a Saturday? This was one of the legal
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    When little work can be done on a halfday—by the CJ
    493 9 When little work can be done on a halfday—by the CJ to work on that Saturday, he would have been given double his day's wages and the present case would not have arisen. If all the public holidays of a year were to fall In one particular month, he would
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    PUPILS WHO GO TO SCHOOL WEARING SLIPPERS
    80 9 pENANO, Thurs. Many pupils still go to school wearing only slippers and shirts which have not been washed for as long as one week. The headmaster of the Hajl Zalnul Abldin School, Mr. Khoo Teng Chye, said this today when he spoke at
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      214 9 tBI EFAVRE-LEUBA HAS A BETTER WAY OF REMEMBERING At last the knot, as an aid to human memory, is rendered obsolete. The acoustic signal of the memo raider can now remind you, insistently. of your appointments. Automatic, with date, it has a second crown for winding and setting the alarm
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      116 9 Worried about exams? Anxious? You've every reason to be. Your future it at stake. So you stay up late. Burning the midnight oil and burning up your energy too. But don't forget, you need extra energy for the big day. You need a tonic to put back life in your
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    English – school pupils told: Learn Chinese
    127 11 English school pupils told: Learn Chinese ENGLISH school students were urred yesterday to study Chinese so that they could emerge more "noble In soul and dUniAed in character." Mr. One Soo Chuan. parliamentary secretary (Foreign Ministry), advocated the learning of this second language at thp I'pper Thomson Secondary School speech
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    Kranji service
    26 11 A SERVICE to mark Remembrance Day .972 will be held at the Kranjl War Cemetery on Nov. 12 at 730 a.m. All are welcome.
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    Separate rooms...
    110 11 PENANG. Thnrs. The bride and bridegroom slept In separate rooms in a boarding house the night after their marriage, the High Court heard today. Teacher Tan Hool Hong. 25. said she and her husband stayed together at her parents house in Magazine Road on the night of their
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    Hornet sting kills student
    186 11 DIES A MONTH AFTER ATTACK JjMNAL year Ngce Ann Technical College student Chong Kooi Khean, 21, of Malaysia, died at Outram Hospital on Tuesday a month after he was stung by hotnets. Chong, a third-year electrical and electronic engineering student, was out on an excursion to
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    Radio found at port
    37 11 AN eight-track cartridge recorder with radio was found near the Port of Singapore Authority Oate four (beside the Conference Hall) last Saturday. The owner may claim it from the Joo Chiat Police Station.
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    'Break the show business monopoly' call to -Pernas
    143 11 'Break the show business monopoly' call to -Pernas- 1> UTTERWORTH, Thurs. Pernas was today urged to break the show business monopoly In Malaysia. Umno economic bureau member Dato Abdul Samad Idrls suggested that the state trading corporation should obtain overseas contracts from film companies for distribution to independent cinemas here.
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    Special TV, radio programmes for Deepavali
    65 11 Special TV, radio programmes for Deepavali RTS will broadcast extra programmes on both radio and television during the Deepavali festival. On Deepavali eve, tonight a pre-holiday movie entitled "The Catcher" will be telecast over Channel 5, at 11.40 p.m. On Deepavali Day, Channel 5 will open transmission at 8.55 a.m.
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    Union threat to picket telecoms offices
    77 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tburs. The National Union of Telecoms Employees has threatened the Government with nationwide industrial action if its claims are not settled in 10 weeks. Union general secretary Mr. G. Parameswaran said in a statement that the Plans for industrial action call for
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      188 11 /TV RQ-222S COMPACT CASSETTE TAPE RECORDER-FEATURES INCLUDE J ~^^lMS^^^ THE "EASY MATIC" AUTOMATIC f^^*^^^ RECORDING SOUND LEVEL J^^j^^ CONTROL FOR PERFECT ""^few RECORDING RESULTS. "AUTO- STOP" FOR COMPLETELY CARE- I FREE OPERATION, SENSITIVE J MICRO- PHONE. RE-***** FM-AM MULTIPLEX STEREO TABLE RADIO. 3-PIECE COMPONENT AM/FM STEREO RADIO HAS ADVANCED IC.
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      287 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Letters going from tlie 1. Part of church training fi" 0 1 <•>■ follows a stem pattern <•) Abstains from naming ance*6. Start to shew to advantage? J?.™ 7 <•>• (3. 9) "11. Blamsd for getting record 9. Country loverg apt to be order corrected
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  • Article
    Association plan to aid charity
    176 12 mHE Immediate task of 1 the Hokkien Huay Kuan is to ilnd ways to raise the income derived from its $100 million property In Singapore, said Its chairman, Mr. Wee Cho Yaw. This would enable the association to continue its tradition of n aklns financial
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    Ministry halts nurses' queues for leave
    239 12 Ministry halts nurses' queues for leave Allocation to be made by rostering and balloting ALLOCATION of leave to nurses will now be made on a system of rostering and balloting. All hospitals were told yesterday to follow this system which would put an end to allocation of leave on a
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    Office methods course
    56 12 Office methods course AUPE educational projects committee will hold a course on Methods of Office Correspondence Layout at Its headquarters In Upper Paya Lebar Road beginning on Nov. 28. Classes will be held every Tuesday from 7 and 9 p.m. Another course on Malay Dishes which will be held every
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    A national culture will take time to evolve: —Razak—
    178 12 A national culture will take time to evolve: —Razak— KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A Malaysian national culture will take time to evolve and cannot be Imposed on the people. Tun Abdul Razak said today. However, every Malaysian should contribute towards the creation of such a culture which must be "native to
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    Face of fear
    167 13  -  K.S. SIDHU By Housewife who lost her life savings A HOUSEWIFE stares in fear at a group of strangers at her front door. She had Just lost her life savings of $6,000 and jewellery worth S2OO to thieves, and she felt safer with her door's chain lock
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    Govt to spend $300 mil on hospitals
    335 13 'pHE Singapore Government will spend more than $300 milljon during the next 10 years on hospitals. The Health Minister. Mr. Chua Sian Chin, who disclosed this last night, was speaking at a charity ball organised by the Singapore Red Cross Society at the
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    House expected to pass nine Bills today
    210 13 House expected to pass nine Bills today PARLIAMENT is expected to pass nine of the ten Bills which will come before it for secorid reading at its sitting today. The most important of those I'kely to be taken through all stages Is the Constitution (Amendment) (Protection of the Sovereignty of
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    Kindergarten 'graduands'
    38 13 ABOUT 70 children "graduated" from the Kota Raja community centre's kindergarten last night. Mr. Ong Sou Chuan, parliamentary secretary (Foreign Affairs) presented certificates to the children at a ceremony at the community centre at Aliwal Street.
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    Sampan theft
    42 13 HASSAN bin Osman. 22. Zahidin bin Osman. 18, and Atan bin Onan. 20. were each Jailed (or two months yesterday for stealing a 16-ft long sampan, belonging to Sahat bin Ahmed, at the sea off Paslr Panjang Road on Wednesday.
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    Johore airport to be ready by next June
    75 13 Johore airport to be ready by next June KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Jet aircratt will be able to land at Senal airport In Johore by June next year. Works and Power Minister Dato Ohanl Oilong. who disclosed ihU today, said to dale 2.300 feet of earthworks had been completed with another
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    A new holiday scheme to woo more -tourists
    161 13 A new holiday scheme to woo more -tourists ANEW holiday scheme to encourage more tourists to stop over in Singapore and Malaysia has been launched here. Under this tour package, Jointly launched by Mansfields Travels and Avis, the tourist is given unlimited mileage, free Insurance, a free coast tour in
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    Fusiliers' buffet
    24 13 MORE than 400 members of the Royal Highland Fusiliers First Battalion, will attend a buffet and dance at the Hyatt Hotel tonight
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1972. GLIMMER OF HOPE
    588 14 The Straits Times FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1972. GLIMMER OF HOPE A single hopeful gesture does not make a change ol heart but Cuba's unprecedented decision to arrest a group of hijackers and seek the detailed information which might justify their extradition to the United States is gratifying. Hijackers have been
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    Lock icon Police had blind eye on Mafia
    379 14 IT has been said of the New York Mafia that almost everything is known about it. except whether it exists. "Informed" books and films have been written about the Mafia. Sunday newspapers and magazines here have published exposis. The only thing missing, all these
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    Lock icon Preparing to stand alone
    809 14  -  MARK MEREDITH AFTER THE AMERICAN PULL-OUT From in SAIGON SWIFTLY and unobtrusively, the United States appears to be readying its South Vietnamese ally to stand alone militarily when a peace settlement is reached. The three-year-old Vietnamisation programme by the U.S. to turn over the war effort
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    Lock icon No lies here when you want a job...
    990 14  -  STANLEY KLEIN HOW TRUTH IS MEASURED By New York the lie detector, once used almost entirely for government security applications and criminal investigations, is being appropriated by more and more businesses as a routine tool for screening employees and Job applicants. Examples
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      123 14 %-fiST \mr-K f ff£sn ,m,4 America's finest is here, /dffito After more than a hundred years* brewing experience in America, Schlitz is here. And ready for you. Wherever premium beer is sold. Ala food A b*v*r S g« (private) ltd 171. Btffctt Ttaafc RoM, M. TtftphOM N*. MM33. t***~ It
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    New unit to curb accidents
    419 15  -  EVELYN NG By "JMIK traffic police have farm* ed a special squad to concentrate on Singapore's most "accident-prone" areas. Called the Selective Enforcement Squad, it operates as a team in areas with the most accidents and the highest frequency of hazardous traffic violations. According to
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    Missing cables probe
    55 15 POLICE are Investigating Into the disappearance of 12 lengths of copper cables worth about 1 14. 000. from a factory ln Pioneer Road, Jurong. recently The cables each about 14 a ft. long and weighing a total of 24.000 pounds, were kept in the maintenance (tore of
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    Bad behaviour
    30 15 MOHAN Singh waa fined *50 yesterday for behaving ln an disorderly manner by snouting at the top of his voice at Kerr Street on Wednesday. He pleaded guilty.
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    CAUSE OF THAT NICOLL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC JAM
    90 15 CAUSE OF THAT NICOLL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC JAM rpHIS was the cause of an A hour-long traffic jam along the central carriageway in N 1 co 1 1 Highway yesterday morning. All three drivers involved in the triple crash at about 9 a.m. escaped serious injury. According to police, a MiniMinor
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    Van driver killed, four injured in triple crash
    111 15 r[E driver of a motor van, Mr. Scan Hung Hai, 48, was killed and four others injured in a trinle crash at South Bouna Vista Road on Wednesday. Police said Mr. Seah's van skidded and went to the other side of the
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    Agency to seek vacation jobs for students
    171 15 Agency to seek vacation jobs for students A BIG effort is being made to find places in both industrial and commercial establishments for tertiary students to fain working experience during their vacations next year. A central agency has been formed to canvass among industrial. commercial and government establishments for places
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    Busman slain after quarrel with passenger
    321 15 Busman slain after quarrel with passenger A BUS conductor was stabbed to death an hour after he had a quarrel with a passenger, a coroner's cour. heard yesterday. Chua Chwee Lye. a bus driver with United Bu. Company, was testifying at the death of Chan Teck Onn, 29, who was
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    SILO signs two wage pacts
    94 15 SILO signs two wage pacts THE Singapore Industrial Labo ir Organisation has signed collective agreements wit.i two local firms on behalf of 200 of Its members. The agreements, with the ICI (Si Pte. Ltd. and ICI Paints IS) Ltd. *i!l give the employees one additional Increment ranging from $10 to
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      909 15 On your TV and Radio IN PM Opening and Where The Hong Kong friendly debate 3.M PM Opening and Programme I 1.23 Bacaan Koran Heart Is combined teams Summary 1.31 Azam Maghirb 3.21 For The Fam,l, 7.4. News (C, 3. y Drama j« j^hrt™««c, 3.4S A Diary of Events in
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      An ugly sight —those Toto booths
      164 16 An ugly sight those Toto booths WHILE the Singapore taxpayers bave to pay $5 million or more to keep the island green and clean, the Singapore Pools (Private) Ltd., is spoiling the beauty and harmony of the landscape with Its ugly Toto booths. Moreover, these booths give, tourists the impression
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      The science syllabus
      118 16 PLEASE refer to the letter by "Concerned Student" (8.T., Oct. 19) headlined "Which syllabus do we follow?" The amendment leaflet for Physics, Alternative T (Subject 816) was circularised to schools on Sept 30 last year. It was very clearly indicated in the amendment leaflet that the changes
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      Legislation soon to control security agencies
      196 16 WHEN PRIVATE GUARDS USE STRONG-ARM TACTICS I REFER to the letters headlined "Store security guard who beat up shop-lifting suspect" and "Security guard who lost control of" himself" by Richard and Permanent Resident respectively (S.T., Oct. 26 and Nov. 1) and agree with the
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      Govt. Replies
      32 16 In the circumstances legislation will soon be Introduced In Parliament to control and regulate the activities of private security and detective agencies. HUAN TZU HONG, for Permanent Secretary, (Home Affairs).
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      99 16 REFERENCE is made to the letter by "Indignant" (ST., Oct. 24) concerning five chimney stacks on the west bank of Jurong River, south of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. The Environmental Health Division and the Anti-Pollution Unit are aware of the smoke emissions from certain plywood factories in the Jurong area. The
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      46 16 PLEASE refer to the letter by "An Angry Resident" (ST., Oct. 19). To facilitate investigation by the Planning Department your reader is requested to furnish specific information on the location of the plastic factory complained of. YEONG KUM KEE, Public Relations Officer. Ministry of National Development.
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      94 16 I REFER to the letter by Mr. Abdul Rauf <S.T. P Sept. 22) on messengers. At present, there Is a promotional hierarchy for tele- communications messengers, beginning at the base as assistant telegraph messenger, rising through the ranks of telegraph messenger, telegraph messenger special grade and head telegraph messenger. The
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      75 16 WITH reference to the letter by "A Resident" (ST., Oct. 18). a ramp has been constructed at both ends of the bridge at Jalan Hock Chye. Your correspondent is advised to send his request for metaiiing Jalan Hock Chye between the bridge and Jalan Kambing to the honorary secretary. Paya
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      83 16 I WISH to thank Mr. William Lee for his letter (S.T. Oct. 25). His point about transport expenses and travelling time in relation to payment of very small amounts of duty is appreciated and officers of customs at the Parcel Office. Nelson Road have been reminded to use greater discretion
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      Untitled
      39 16 I REFER to the letter by "Pre U Student" (ST. Oct. 12). Tuition fees ue due for November as the Board's term for Pre U One classes ends on Nov 3. CHAN CHING YONG. for Director Adult Education Board.
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      Knowing the do's and don'ts about heart attacks
      277 16 Knowing the do's and don'ts about heart attacks A VERY interesting item telecast by RTS Oct. 18 was a forum on heart diseases chaired by Mr. Tan Boon Chiang. The members of the forum comprised eminent cardiologists from Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, India and the United States. Among the
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      69 16 I REFER to the reply by the Public Relations Officer. PUB (ST.. Oct. 21) to my letter (S.T.. Oct. 3). The market where water Is wasted dally Is situated between Blocks 8 and 11. Mattar Road In MacPherson Housing Estate. This market Is also known as MacPherson Market. I believe
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      69 16 rls bad enough to have to wait a whole hour (from 7.55 p.m.) for ABS service No. 72 along Cartwell Drive. But what made matters worse was that when the bus finally turned up, it refused to stop despite my frantic signallings. This occurred on Oct. 20. Is this what
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      65 16 EVERYDAY hundred* of motorists go to the Malaysian High Commission building at Queensway to renew their vehicle pass. On leaving the building, it Is dangerous for motor- Ists to turn Into Queensway because vehicles are parked at this busy junction. A single white line should be drawn at the Junction
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      154 16 MEET YOUR SPORTS EQUIPMENT SALESMAN SPORTS EQUIPMENT -a new classified advertisements heading, created specially for you. Here's your chance to make some money out of your sports equipment golf sets etc. Now available at 504 per word and special discounts for series insertions. For further details, call C.A.T.S. ***** 1
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      170 16 AUSTASIA INDUSTRIES m^ P.O. BOX 22. GEYLANG, SINGAPORE 14. W^ m: Please send me without obligation, colour mi brochure and price list on Cordonware. m Jfr Address: s.t. i.v nvj This coupon will help colour your kitchen with beautiful Hills Cordonware New Mardi Gras- Four saucepans and a dutch oven
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  • AT THE SCHOOLS
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      The 'honeymoon' month...
      1000 17 When it's time to get a job and work off that boredom 'pHK "honeymoon" month of December is fast approaching for school leavers. I leave out November because that's the time they'll Ik? pressurised by the GCE or HSC examination. But while the "honeymoon" can promise pleasure
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      Campus music making reaches a high note
      251 17 MUSIC is on the move at the University of Singapore. Since the start of the Music Department six months ago. five musical groups have been formed. They are the military band, choir, madrigal singers, chamber orchestra and Chinese orchestra. Music will be offered
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      Making the Press go round in —circles—
      259 17 Making the Press go round in —circles— THIS may seen a small matter, but it has made me lose my cool on more than one occasion. I am talking about car labels. Or the lack of them. Last Friday, when I went to cover the seminar on educational technology at
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      94 17 OPENS TO-MORROW e€ftwy oie*gt rj^^ §H mi> tM v CE T THEM ANO USE TMiK TO HJV ALL TMIK AUTIf UL flF^ THINGS YOU NEEO »T OUR STORf DURING THE THRU IMPORTANT FESTIVI SEASONS HARI RAVA CHRISTMAS. dB»»SSSSSSSSS"A AND CHINESE NEW YEAH "■■^B»SS"J»»S» »*«<) .9b car p<k «v ,th g
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  • PIA PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES SUPPLEMENT
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      5 18 PIA PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES SUPPLEMENT
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      PIA starts Batik Route service
      260 18  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By PAKISTAN International Airlines will hi iiiuh its services to three new destinations today, when the airline opens its new Batik Houle from Karachi to Jakarta, i;i Colombo, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. With Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Jakarta, the airline's international network will
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      HOW THE NEW PIA ROUTE WAS NAMED
      443 18 PIA has a knack for giving its routes names that are descriptive of the destinations to which they refer. Making for memorability. And easy identification. Thus, the "Pearl Route" symbolises Bangkok, Manila and Tokyo. The RCD route identifies with the countries. The "Safari
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      New service will boost tourist trade in S'pore and Karachi
      546 18 New service will boost tourist trade in S'pore and Karachi pointed the airline's chief since May this year, was also Chairman of the AllPakistan Textile Mills Association during 1967 to 1969, President of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry during 1968 and President of the Lahore Stock Exchange in
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      Messages...
      483 18 MESSAGE from Mr. M.S. Islam, Charge d'Affaires for Pakistan: <r mHE Introduction lof P.l.A.'s direct bi-weekly service between Karachi and Singapore on Tuesdays and Fridays Is Indeed an auspicious occasion. It is my privilege to offer my warm congratulations to the PIA officials and personnel whose untiring efforts have
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      Other PIA projects
      87 18 PAKISTAN International Airlines has contributed in no small measure to Pakistan's economy. Outside the realm of aviation, the airline's Interests include: Midway House Ltd., a well-designed and comfortable hotel located a few minutes away from Karachi Airports terminal complex. PIA-Shaver Poultry Breeding Farm Ltd. This has grown
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      Wide variety of food dishes for travellers
      492 18 PAKISTAN International Airlines offers a choice of either standard European food or the spicy and highly flavoured national cuisine. Pakistani food is a combination of a wide variety, produced by each province with its own distinct flavour and specialty. These have evolved through
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      A journey through West Pakistan
      2099 19 A journey through West Pakistan STRETCHING from the shores of the Arabian Sea to the snow-covered peaks of some of the highest mountain ranges in the world, West Pakistan is a land whose physical unity Is underlined and enriched by the waters of the Indus River. For it was on
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      PIA aviation engineers among best in Asia
      1716 20 PIA aviation engineers among best in Asia PAKISTAN'S rapid progress in industry and technology has attracted attention all over the world and greatly helped in her recognition as a dynamic and forwardlooking nation. Among the more striking aspects of this progress has been the development of aeronautical skills In engineering
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      A warm smile for every passenger
      289 20 SHE stands at the top of the passenger ramp with a 'Khush-am-dred for every traveller. That's Urdu for "welcome" and she makes it conclusive with a very warm, personal smile for each passenger. She is the Pakistan International Airline's flight stewardess one of flve
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        118 33 Meet Shin-l Lin the Union Pacific international Trade Expert in Taiwan. Hongkong. Singapore and Thailand Mr LinisourspecialConsult.ru met him you should He is an expert on shipmer I OCP and other major markets v 'SA His knowledge of routings can save you time and money He rail rate applications doc
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        560 34 JOIN NS MANAGEMENT TEAM We seek intelligent, dynamic and those desirous of making a career in industry to fill various managerial and executive positions in our rapidly expanding production and engineering departments. The candidates we want should possess the following qualities which are necessary ingredients for success:- A strong and
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        542 34 IH BAin^U^UTRA MALAYSW^OIHAD OFFERS CHALLENGING OPPORTUNITIES AND ATTRACTIVE REWARDS TO THE RIGHT CANDIDATES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSTS: PROPERTIES MANACER Applicants should be qualified in the field of Estate Management, and have adequate experience in related fields. This is a responsible senior Management Post and the job involves the management and
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        540 34 Cxeculive Jccrctory Bumiputra Merchant Bankers Berhad invite applications, preferably from Bumiputras, for the post of executive secretary to the General Manager. The prime requirements for this position are related to personal qualities. The appointment is seen to be an executive staff position, therefore a high degree of education, initiative and
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        1094 36 ORIENT LINES UD. W icb BUILDING 2 SMENTON V«AY SINGAPOff 1 TEL *****3-7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE, R'DAM, H'BURG, BREMEN Singapore P. Kelang Penang Arri.es: NEPTUNE TOPAZ 5/ Inn IS/11 Nn 12/14 Nn London 19/12, Havre 24/12, R'dim, H'burg, Bremen. NEPTUNE AMIEI 22/ a Dec 27/21 Dm
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        959 36 Om SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No lOC. Jin Ampang. Kuala Lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia i < EXItESS SEUVTCE TO LONION, UYtIIPOOL/CONTIIgNT POUTS Tg Mani Singapore P. Kilang Pmang Ludug ftri lUNCA iaya 11/11 Nn 11/22 Nn a/34 Nn Ha.re II 12. R'dam 21/12, A'werp 251 2. B'men 21
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        803 37 fM« PORT OF IIHCAPORI ...OUT! B/l T> It* B/l Taexyum AUTHORITY ANNOUNCED THI and B/» Mokaong F0LL0WINO BIRTHING ARRANOI- PORT KLANO MINTS FOR NOV. J. l.uth p»rt: Kllaa. Oolden Ba.l., OUT! Jolnvllle S/4. strm«t J abort FUnUhlr* and Mount A*o 10/11. Roaevllle 15/16. Prim. Otun Aur 1». Petallnc 20 Wai,
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        659 37 New N. York PAN. Bait. Orltint 6'vtston Houston Support lIMM Sift 71 -ntf II TKMUOaW -Htfß- -Btc 10 unu _atvi4- -bmit wijuiiuun AM MM DIRECT FROM GENOA. ITALY LOADING FOR KEELUNC. fUSAN, Sinppori P. Klinf Pmin| CAPIIOLO Nef 0/0 Nn 1/ I MEDARIANA (Full Container S«nrici) from Genoa Mtf Wtl
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        539 37 jfrfjtetf SOVEREIGN MARINE LINES INC. v iU ATLANTIC/GULF SERVICE luiiif fir: PASCASOUU. NOIFOLK aef CAMOEN N.I.SX m Sinnport P. Klanf Ptnanf Norfolk ama« ii n He? JJ Net JS.2I Nev 1 lie UU «s VEtSII" II Jl Otc JJ U Die 25 M Dec 1 Ft* PACIFIC LOGISTICS SDN. BHD.
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        851 37 INTERNATIONAL WOOD PRODUCTS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT The Directors of International Wood Products Limited note that the price of the Company's shares have increased recently. Since the last annual report, further losses have been incurred by the Company. In view of this, the Directors are
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        521 38 OLHNTnS Australia's Overseas Airline Qantas Airways Limited has immediate vacancies in their Reservations Department now being established in Singapore. Applications are invited from suitably qualified Singapore citizens for the following positions Reservations Sales Supervisor Age 25 to 35 years. Possess H.S.C. Certificate. Have had experience in a supervisory reservations position
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        965 38 W Km INTERNAL I I AUDITOR I A leading foreign bank re- I quires a qualified accountant to I set up an internal audit depart- ment. This is a new position and j£| the successful candidate will be I reporting directly to the General r^ Manager. Applicants, who should I
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        474 38 SPSA TENDER NOTICES Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the following (1) REALIGNMENT of Access Road, and Ancillary Works at Port Road. Tanjong Berlayer. (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of New Covered Way and Ancillary Works for Existing Jetty at Sentosa. (3) TENANCY of Canteen at Shelter
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        114 38 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the supply of: A. Tender PI 32 72 1. 2,000 Main Switching Telephones 2. 3.000 Extension Switching Telephones Closing Date: 12th December 1972 B. Tender PI/ 39/12 1. 650 units. Cordless PMBX2 6 type Switchboards 2 504 units. Cordless PMBX3 12
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        927 38 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE AT KENT RIDGE Establishment of Trader LUt for Civil Works Electric 1 1 by Pre-quallfication The Government of the Republic of Singapore, with ass stance from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, has embarked on a programme
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      88 19 (laco'porilri in Ptkill««| Eitablishttf 1941 largest oldest bank greets PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES on the auspicious occasion of the launching of the BATIK ROUTE. On this day we at HABIB BANK look forward to the further strengthening of the close commercial ties existing between P.I.A. and Habib Bank. In Singapore, in
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      171 20 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE LTD. Congratulate Pakistan international Airlines on their inaugural flight to Singapore-Malaysia and Indonesia X xlm trucking- X N WAREHOUSING U^TV^ v .;\Vv'-- everytime you entrust us with your transportation problems, from a transistor to a refinery,. 140 ton heavy lift delivery. Our services cover vessel agencies from
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      85 20 Heartiest Congratulations to PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES on the occasion of their Inauguration Flight to Singapore from From V.M.S. ABDUL RAZAK CO. 88, High Street, Singapore 6 Tel: *****, ***** *****3 Heartiest Congratulations to PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRUNES on the occasion of their INAUGURATION FLIGHT from M.A. FAZAL ELLAHI CO. (PTE) LTD.
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      172 21 Today theT Batik Route'adds SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR COLOMBO "> i^ N^J^IfRAWi( IFURTl FURT INTERNATIONAL NETWORK me—*jt£ 41 I mill* ifc i V- i/iriiifiv i fFMFVA A^^^^^ Jk v > 3 SINGAPORE From now on we will be flying V and international standards our 'Batik Route' to Kuala Lumpur, Jo^^^ P
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    39 22 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS. For natural facelifting. brown patches, acne, all skin conditions, regular fsclals. postnatal and spotreducing consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Bpeclalltt and Physiotherapist with 23 years tropical epxerlence. Hotel Bingapura. telephone *****3 (B'pore).
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    27 22 CHONG CHING CHINO ELLA, departed suddenly 2 11.72. Cortene leaves Singapore casket for Chua Chu Kang Christian cemetery at 9.30 am 4.11.72 after a short service.
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    51 22 THE BEREAVED FAMILY of the late Mr. Lai Khlro Lan thank all relativet. friends, colleagues, clubs and associations for their kind condolences, night visits, monetary gifts, wreaths, loan of cars, assistance and attendance at the funeral. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. P. B. Menon sincerely thank relatives and
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    35 22 IN LOVING MEMORY of late Mr. Cheo Kal Leong, lecturer lo University of Malaya departed on 30/10/72. Many thanks to doctors and nurses: rev. moore. friends, relatives for their services. condolences and wreaths.
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      585 22 11 classified advertisements Telephone service GENLRAL ADVERTISEMENTS /Singapore only: SO cent* a word. Minimum |7.50 for IS word,. MAO INTERVIEW American journalist Edgar Snow, who died early this year, was a confidante of the top Chinese leadership fer >ver 30 years. Today NEW NATION brings a previously unpublished Interview between
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      698 22 WANTED EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Qualifications: (a) Singapore citizens (b) Typing speed 35 to 45 w.p.m. (c) Knowledge of shorthand an advantage. Apply In writing giving full details of educational qualifications and experience to: The Medical Director. B.A.T.A. *0. Shenton Way B'pore 2. APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers for Vacancies are requested
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      689 22 A WELL EQUIPPED and established kindergarten requires Qualified Teachers and Helpers. Please write giving full details with phone number (If any) to Box A ***** S.T.. Singapore. SECURITY CUARM WANTEO: Please apply personally at Room 288, 2nd floor, President Building, 320 Serangoon Road, B'pore between 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
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      683 22 EXPBRIBNCBO WAITRESSES WANTBO, app'y with photograph nonreturnable to Chevron Coffee House Pte. Ltd.. 3rd floor. Maxwell House, 20 Maxwell Road. B'pore 2. MECHANICAL DRAUCHTIMAN required on part-time basis, able to work out draft, plans under guidance Into fully dimensional engineering drawings oa project related to rotary engine. Bend details of
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      898 22 AMERICAN FAMILY wants Chinese general amah. Age: 18 28. Diet. 10. Tel. imoit B'pore. WANTBO EXPERIENCED ORBAMRS Interview at 3*o Alexandra Road, Spore 3. FEMALE RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST required able to speak English and Mandarin. Contact tel: 3*342*. OFFICE BOY WANTED preferably Malay Ring 31*1* B'pore for an Interview during office hours.
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      860 22 WATTBN ESTATE furnished S-bed-roomed S-storey $1,500 3-bedroom-ed flat $700; Tomllnaon Road luxury flat $1,200 Orange Road flat $*50; Namly Garden semi-detached unfurnlsh«d $*50 Spore *****1. CAIRNHILL ROAD, OIST. wanted respectable working girl to snare furnished flat with 2 others. Malaysian preferred. Reasonable rate. Ring 375*29 Spore OIST. 90 FABER GARDEN
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      892 22 WANTEO BUNGALOWS, HOUSES and flats for a long list of prospective clients who are from business well established foreign arms with establishments In Singapore. Rent payable from $350 $3,500. For more details please tel. International Housing Agency *****3 Spore. AIRLINE COMPANY looking for suitable large executive apartments' alternative bungalows. preferably
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      703 22 BEDOKVILLE 2-STOREY SEMI-DETA-CHED bungalow. Land area S.MO. Compound suitable for tennis court, or parking 40 cart. Interior expensive marble flooring and teak panel stslrcase $143,000/-. Contact 49S0&S B'pore 2 DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE HOUSES at 4 m s Upper Seninitoon Road 4 rooms. 3 hslls 3 balconies mosaic terrano floorinK corner house
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      736 23 classified advertisements (S ANNOUNCEMLNT/PERSONAL/Singspofe only: >1 s OtKoul Minimum |20 for 20 words. aa Ht^r^et^cT (Cont. from Page 22) Factory «lf tor sal* FREEHOLD VACANT LAND approx 13.000 sq. ft. situated near Mac I heraon. Ideal for factory. Ring Victor ft Mendei *****. Factory rtf wsmsd seas Industrialist like to
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      757 23 Shops lor sal*) COLDEN MIL! TOWER ground floor shop 270 so,, ft. reasonable price Telephone S'por* *****6 Mr. Loh. Shops to let CENTRAL BUILDINC Shops, Showrooms ft Offices Ideally located at Magazine Road/off Canal Road. The 5-storey butldti.g will house a ground floor of shops and showroom.. 3 floors of
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      760 23 TWO MONTHS RAPID COURSES for students Typewriting. Shorthand. Bookkeeping (It hours dally) starting 6/11/1972, Mornings Afternoon Evenings. Singapore Institute of Commerce. 283-C, Selegle Complex (*****) 75 Middle Road (*****) 8 pore GRIOO SHORTHAND IS SIMPLER: Acquire speeds of 100-140wpm in 3-6 months and qualify through Orecg' for LCC Certificate. Other
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      654 23 SIAKSON COACH TOURS. 28. Prtnsep Street. Blngapore 7. Tel: *****. Agent for above: 264, Block 183. Toa Payoh Centra!. Singapore 13. Tel: *****3. 7 Days: West Malaysia Toon $105/- Alr-ConditiocMd Coach $128/- By Air $130/-. 6 Day*: Haadyal/Songkhla $96/- 6/11. 12/11. 18/11. 30/11. IB Day*: Bangkok/Chlengmal $275/- Air-Con-ditloned Coach $340/.
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      655 23 NAM HO TRAVIL SERVICE LIMITID TOUR MALAYA T DAYS BSIIO/-, AIR CONDITIONED BUS S$l3S/-. DEP EVERY SUNDAY. MONDAY. SCHOOL HOLIDAY EVERYDAY. C/HIOHLANDB 4 DAYS B*7o/-. NOV: 8. 11. 15. 19. 23. 27. DEC: 1. S. 0. 13, 17, 21, 25. PANOKOR. CAMERON HIGHLANDS 6 DAYS SSSO/-, NOV: T. 13, IT.
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      753 23 Dally Jets L.nd.n $525 Am, Brussels $s*o Fsris, Dublin SSSO/- NVC. T.r.nt. $930/- Van**uv*r, Lm A Si.oao. ■■H.J Pil.rlmmage SI, JOO s*r»«uled Oentlng CasiM By Air SOS/(Mottl me I SEAT CINTRI (FT!) LTD.. 321, Supreme Neuss, $'*«r*. Tel: *****3, *****, *****6. SIN/LON $900/LON/BIN $450/LON/NYO $400/LON'TOR $373/LON/LA $430/Csll ECONOMAIR 5280-B. Oolden
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      594 23 IV.Rscuo salas Ok services SERVICING ALL KINDS T.V., Tape Recorders. Amplifiers T.V. for rental, reasonable charges day night service Phone Spore ***** anytime. FEDERAL TV DAY NICMT Service All brands. Repair guaranteed. Moderate chars**- Tel *****9 B'pore For hire DATSUN 1100 Monthly $375/-: Weekly $113/-; Dally $20/-. Properly Insured/ Licenced.
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      565 23 ONLY 52.500 VAUXHALL VENTORA. Registered IMS dmrk blue. 3 lltrr car In excellent condition with radio and new tym Owner leaving Singapore. Contact Uomtn, Cuicadrn Hotel. Room 100 T. Spore M: 3T2»tl I*7l VOLVO I*4l In immaculate condition. One owner. D«n*o rear sirconditloner with refrigerator. Radio, and tape-recorder. Highest offer
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      1443 24 classified mmm n Sa*»«ort only Soceniii.mil fZ.— _T\ M*iumim 17.50 fo. 13»«4l. ANVMMIMIM/PtRSONAI ift^liJ Su^ipoie only Jl .ord \£ZZJ Minimum $20 for 20 .oidi Classined Ad»«rtß«men» TtJcctonc sefvee CAST EUROPE SOCIAL lICORI off«rs young l»dy to enltrtaln you. Call at 277 sHcPhtrson/AlJunleO Road. Ml *****6 SINCLAIR* SOCIAL ISCOftT: A lovely
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      479 24 REQUIRES ELECTRONIC/ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS Maintain electronic, mechanical and/or electromechanical equipment. Capable of troubleshooting and repair of Electronic, Mechanical and/or Electro- Mechanical equipment. Those with Polytechnic Diploma and/or City Or Guilds Certificate are invited to apply. Please apply in confidence with full details to:The Personnel Administrator Texas Instruments Singapore (Pte) Ltd. P.
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      892 24 ■E||||iipH j9E OFFICE MANAGER-CUM-ACCOUNTANT jmti Applicants to have all round experience in office adminisißi traticn and a good knowledge of accountancy. Relevant 19r experience in a sales organisation is on advantage. SK WORKSHOP/SERVICE ENGINEER Polytechnic graduate in Mechanical/Structural Engineering flB or equivalent with at least two years experience in fabricaHon,
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      854 24 WEOsss»Wsssssssla»a*ss»»Masssl HOUSING A DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited tor any one or all of the following: (1) Construction ot MINOR SEVVEBS S, MA.NHOUS at Woodlands New Tow".. Industrial Area 1. Contract I (2) REPAIRS Si REDECORATION to Six Blocks of 12Storey Flats St Shops (Total: 1390 Flats St 46
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    58 25 RAMAKRISHNA Boys' Home at Bartley Road received a lawn mower yesterday from the Lions Club of Singapore West as a Deepavall gift. The club will present a Hart Raya Puasa gift of bath towels, bedsheets. handkerchiefs and condensed milk to another orphanage, the Darul Ihsan of
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    12-seater plane that can be handled like a car
    383 25  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By AN Australian prototype aircraft, •"the Nomad, proved a nifty traveller at Seletar aerodrome yesterday. It lifted off into a 45--defree climb after a dash of only 700 ft. (213 m.) down the runway, cut up the sky with
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    'Brains' in cigs theft is jailed
    575 25  -  S.M. MUTHU HE SILENCED BURGLAR ALARM By AN employee of the Singapore Tobacco Company, who masterminded an elaborate plan to steal 18 crates of cigarettes worth $12,000 by silencing a burglar proof storeroom, was jailed for two years yesterday. Lee Keoh Lam. 35. and
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    Lock icon Guerillas 3 miles from Kuching
    167 25 KUCHING, Thursday pOMMUNIST guerillas have become increasingly active near here, approaching within three miles of the state capital and four miles of the airnort. military snnrrps «ald today. Security forces have retaliated by stepping up operations against the terrorists In the Matang-Batu Kawan area of
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    224 25 String ensemble gives a splendid show- THE Berlin Chamber Orchestra gave us a splendid show of .string ensemble at the Conference Hall last night In a programme that included both familiar and less known works. A point with true professionalism of the sort we heard U the total absence of
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      366 25 NOTICE Is hereby given that I. Chat Pang Khoon, of No. 64. JaUn Yang Kalsom. Ipoh. Perak have applied for a first class public house liquor licence In respect ot premises 64. Jalan Yang Kal-->m. Ipoh and that this application will be heard in the Klnta Licensing Board (Excise) Batu
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      196 25 LEMBAGA PELABOHAN KELANO KenyaUan Tawarma Tawaran-tawaran adalah dipelawa untuk membekal dan menyerah perkakas-perkakas setor untuk tahun 1973 sepertl berlkut:— 1. Cat 2. Peralatan-peralatan InJln Marine 3. Tayar dan Tlub 4. Tall Dawal 5. Peralatan-peralatan Perkins 4.386 Diesel Engine 6 Kayu 7. Peralatan-peralatan Bomba 8 Mlnyak dan Mlnyak Pelicin 9. Membaharul
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      564 25 PEMBERITAHU INSTITIUT PENYELIDIKAN DAN KEMAJUAN PERT AN lAN MALAYSIA (MAKUIi Instltiut tersebut dlatas berhaJat hendak mengadakan satu daftar kontrektor-kontrektor dan pem-bekal-pembekal bagl perkara-per-kara berlkut: a. Kerja-kerja membersih ka-wasan-kawasan hutan. b. Kerja-kerja memblna, membaikl atau memlnda ba-ngunan-bangunan. c. Pembekal-pembekal baja dan racun-racun pertanian. d. Pembekal-pembekal radasraaas makmal. c. Pembekal bahan-bahan kimia
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      210 25 H > -Trie- •*^^=r'^% C &ti2s LODGE V^ SPARK PLUG with YS\ 4 POINT EARTH STAMPING V^Ss^JNSULATED WITH SINTOX >y y^^^V S pec a designed for the \^jr^P^A varying conditions in today's MP^*' y. city traltic and fast lyv'' xgrS^ inter- city roads. Dashing P er^ ormance^^^y^^^^^^ Greater increased life
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    Winning Toto numbers
    35 26 THE winning numbers picked in yesterdays Toto draw No. 87/73 were 21. 48. 7. 42 and SO. The additional number was 27. In the circles draw. 5. 10 and 20 were picked.
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    U.S. SAFETY EXPERT TO HELP COUNCIL
    97 26 AMERICAN safety exA pert Mr. Donald Va a than will arrive today to be attached to the National Safety First Council of Sincapore for three months. It will be Mr. Vaughan's third period of service in Singapore. He was last here in March last
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    346 26  - Charming chan ters practising ANN PETERS FIRST WPC BAGPIPES BAND By THESE are the chanters of the Singapore Police Women's Band (above). And possibly the charmers, too. But the girls practising on the chanter have only one thought in mind to keep down their volume. The chanter is a flute-like
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    Ticket No. *****81 wins top Sweep —prize—
    230 26 Ticket No. *****81 wins top Sweep prize— No. *****81 won the first prize of $400,000 In the Singapore Sweep draw held at Tay Buan Guan Katong Snooping Centre last night. The second prize of $150,000 went to ticket No. *****17 and the third prize of $75,000 to ticket No. *****80.
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      291 26 r vv H lM BB \S S Bfl K. BJi sivs 9 JA m (Urn f I w M y- I dßr r i Vj- j i JBk f >-• >'Bk» >^b1 r a ir\i fAipv lA~\ll\y \;%A YyW b% l. X" -m^l UNFOLDS gj fcis^is^i mi BEAUTY SECRETS •;<■
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      56 26 The most exciting Carpet Sale of the year! TAI PING CARPETS' GRAND ANNUAL SALE OPTOg m\ From Nov. 9th-IMov. 12th 1972 nL Dail V 100 a m to 80 P m I TiT.J victoria memorial hall i k^Lfe l^^^^^^P. t *ObV^ I bY j^ .^bM L^Lm Jm^B^Ll I^^Jbl 21^ ill
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      Benfica's price is $105,000
      310 27  -  JOE DORA I By PORTUGAL'S star studded Benfira Football Club and English League Division 1 team Birmingham City are among the seven foreign sides who are interested in playing here next year. Benfica, which includes 1966 World Cup star Eusebio, will be on a tour of
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      No entry fee for Golden Gloves — meet
      245 27 No entry fee for Golden Gloves meet- nnHE Seap Games boxing i squad will be picked after the Inaugural Golden Gloves competition from Dec. 14 to 16, reports Percy Senevlratne. This competition will be a permanent feature In the local boxing programme should it prove a success. "There is no
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      NSPB win
      36 27 NATIONAL Sporta Promotion Board hammered Tamil Brotherhood Association 4-1 In a friendly soccer match at Parrer Park yesterday. Jim Glenn (3). Ahmad Nasfee and Yuaof Ahmad scored lor NBPB while Jeyaram netted (or TBA.
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      Refs give an ultimatum
      58 27 |T IS understood that the Football Referees Association of Singapore have fiven a three-week dtimaturo to the FAS starting from today to take disciplinary action against players penalised in big matches. The referees under the chairmanship of Major John Onr held an emergency meeting at Sports
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      Rugby squad told don't disappoint sponsors
      87 27 Rugby squad told don't disappoint sponsors OINGAPORE Rugby Union president Niaz Mohammed Shah (left) and treasurer Mohammed Rahman go through the donations received to help send the All-Citizens team for the Asian tournament in Hong Kong starting tomorrow. Together with the SRU officials, he worked hard during the past four
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      Lock icon Spurs, Norwich in League Cup q-f inals
      261 27 Spurs, Norwich in League Cup q-f inals 1 ONDON, Thurs. First Division clubs Tottenham Hotspur and Norwich City both reached the quarter-finals of the English Football League Cup with comfortable victories last night over teams from lower divisions. Tottenham, the 1971 winners of this competition, showed little sign of fatigue
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      Lock icon Sunderland. Swindon fire their managers
      255 27 Sunderland. Swindon fire their managers T ONDON, Thurs. Two club managers were flred yesterday as pressures and problems mounted In British soccer. Dave Mackay, former Tottenham defender and Scottish international, ended his managership of Swlndon after less than two years. The contract cf Alan Brown, manager of Sunderland. was "terminated
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      Sanders to lead US golf team against Japan
      160 27 Sanders to lead US golf team against Japan HTOKYO, Thurs. Doug Sanders will lead a nine man American team against Japan in the annual $816,000 golf tournament between the two nations starting in Osaka tomorrow. The 54-nole, three-day tournament will be played at the 6,689-yard, par-71 Ikeda Country Club. The
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      Management committee claim Hassan is a 'pro'
      230 28  - Management committee claim Hassan is a 'pro' GODFREY ROBERT rvPEN hardcourt runner-up Y. Hassan may be barred from competing in next week's Open tennis championship because the SLTA management committee claims he is a professional. The SLTA will hold an emergency meeting today at Sports House to resolve the dispute
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      Cerutty talks on how to be a champion
      245 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA By fHE chances of an athlete reaching world standard depends 99 per cent on himself and only one per. cent on his coach were the comments made by Australia's renowned middle distance coach Percy Cerutty to M. Harischandra when he
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      NOI HWOY CRUSHES AMBAR IN SINGLES FINAL
      115 28  - NOI HWOY CRUSHES AMBAR IN SINGLES FINAL Pater Slow By SINGAPORE'S women's champion Peck Nol Hwoy scored a double In the Inter-Varsity table tennis open championships at Buklt Tlmah yesterday. Peck mrashed Indonesia's Ambar 21-9. 21-11 to win the singles crown and then partnered national player Ng Alk Choo to
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      23 28 ROTTERDAM. Thurs. Holland beat Norway 9-0 In a World Cup qualifying round soccer match yesterday Holland led 1-0 at half-time UPI.
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      Gomez takes title in straight sets
      259 28 MALAYSIA and Indonesia. x shared the honours winning two golds each in the InterVarslty badminton open champions at Oulllemard Road yesterday. Malaysia's golds came from the men's singles and doubles while Indonesia's got theirs from the women's singles and doubles. Joseph Gomez, of Malaysia,
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      Lock icon Karen quits at 18
      90 28 OYDNKY. Thur«. Karen Moras, captain of the Australian women* swimming team at the Munich Olympics, announced her retirement today at the age of 18 In order lo "lead a normal teenagers social life 1 Karen, mho once held the world 400 m and 800 m freestyle
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      Jeremiah withdraws from tour team
      307 28  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE By npHE Hong Kong-bound SinA gapore Interport cricket team suffered another blow yesterday when opener Jeffrey Jeremiah announced his withdrawal. Jeremiah's shock pullout Is due to "personal reasons. "I regret making this decision but it's unavoidable," he said yesterday. His place will be
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      Jumbo Jet steps out at Laurel
      147 29 fIEW YORK, Thurs. Jumbo Jet had his first workout at the Laurel Park race track yesterday. Ridden by veteran American Jockey Nick Shuk. the Singa-pore-Malaysian entry for the $150,000 Washington International stakes on Nov 11 did two rounds of pacrwotk. The workout was watched
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      Each-way bet on San Marcos
      476 29  -  EPSOM JEEP I By c\N MARCOS (apprentice Terry Tan) beat J Nipah II in a3f trial in 38 2/ssec in yielding going at Bukit Timah yesterday. On this workout, San Marcos has bright each-way prospects in Race 4 tomorrow. Freedom Fighter, Pale Ale 'Ricky Kingston)
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      PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY
      1061 29 I lljai 2.15 MARA CL. 2& 3 DIV. A SJF L^JLhUI (women riders only) i S^i^'EJS JSi.. 10 M- figS J J ***** PINKSON (81. Tlmah SC) 10 3 MHa TtbbaTO 7 4 Gl JOMNARA (Iskanrtar PC> 10.1 1 20 PA* IXCtLLINCI (Iskandar PC) 912 Mrl. BUM
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      PRO-AM CARD TOMORROW
      907 29 ■TTJTB™ 2.30 MARA CLASS 5— 2F m_teJJLUB SCURRY (catchweights 12. 0 i 1 ***** BLUB JEANS (Spore PTI jum.bhoy 17 2 ***** MR. ITCHY -14-11, (S'pnr. i Hawaii IS S 21 LARA I 4 ii, (Sri 1 ,i PC) Ch.ong S 4 ***** IRISH COFFEE +10lb (Sri
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      Lock icon Sobar and Magnifique are Cup favourites
      289 29 Sobar and Magnifique are Cup favourites MELBOURNE, Thurs. Twenty-six final acceptors two over the safety limit were announced today for the $100,000 Melbourne Cup to be run at Flemington on Nov. 7. The final field and bar- rler positions will not be decided until after the Victoria Derby on Saturday.
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      Britain in final
      51 29 PARIS. Thurs. Australia scraped a narrow 9-5 Am over New Zealand last night :n thnr Rugby League World Cup mulch here. The result meant that Great Britain, who beat France 13-4 in Grenoble earlier ft were assured of a place in the final in Lyons on Nov
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      County rugby
      23 29 LONDON. Thurs. Results of County championship Rugby Union matches played 1.i.-t night: Leicester 6 East Stirling 10: Nottingham-LJncoln-Derby 10 Stafford 12
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      Lock icon Carson, 130 up, is champion jockey
      155 29 ONDON. Thur.s. 1,.-Mer Piggott was deposed after an eight-year rclgn as Britain's champion jockoy when Willie Carson, a 30--year-old Scot, yesterday made certain of winning the 1872 jockey's championship. Carson clinched the title when he won the Cold Ash Nursery at Newbury en Play
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      Lock icon PASSER-BY HIT BY BALES
      54 30 gALKS of rubber are strewn along Aljunied Road alter this lorry skidded into a drain. The bales knocked down and seriously injured a 40-year-old wo- man pedestrian, who WM rushed to Outrun Hospital after the accident at 5.10 p.m. yesterday. The lorry-driver had minor injuries. Picture
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      Break in wage talks
      38 30 LONDON, Thurs. The Government and British labour union and industry leaders adjourned another marathon session early today and agreed to resume efforts later in the day to negotiate restraints on prices and incomes. I'Pl.
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      37 30 PARIB, Thurs The Bank of France today raised its discount rate from 5.75 per cent to 6.50 per rent In a bid to slow inflation The old rate had been In effect since April 6. AP
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      Lock icon Seato chief: China still aiding insurgents
      337 30 BANGKOK, Thursday ALTHOUGH China has been a member of the United Nations for a year and has invited delegations from Thailand and other countries to visit the mainland, there has been no evident change in her traditional policies of supporting insurgency and subversion in
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      Lock icon Three die in tank blasts
      64 30 BRINDISI (Italy). Thurs —A series of explosions In tanks Just emptied of diesel oil set fire to the Italian tanker San Nicola today a mile and a half of! the port of BrlndiM. Port authorities said three men died and seven were injured In the
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      Lock icon Talks break down
      46 30 EAST BERLIN. Thurs—Negotiations between East and West Germany on a basic treaty normalising relations were unexpectedly Interrupted nere today when the Bonn delegation returned to West Berlin about an hou. after the talks opened. No Immediate explanation was given for the interruption. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sake toasts?
      26 30 TOKYO. Thurs. The Japan sake brewers' central association has petitioned Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohlra to use rake (or proposing toasts at official receptions. UPI.
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      LONDON STOCKS
      438 30 LONDON. Thun. —Thr Stork market ii"-<! hiahrr. awaiting the outcome of further talks oo voluntary measure* to curb inflation. Turnover wa* moderate with second line tours attracting most attention and at 3 p m the Financial Tlme< Index was 2 4 higher at 485 5. Baraains totalled 9.904
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      Lock icon Marcos breaks up the family papers
      405 30 MANILA. Thurs PRESIDENT Marcos lightened mass media control regulations today, and announced that the ownership of most newspapers and radio-television stations will soon be vested in public corporations. However, censorship of foreign news reports from the Philippines was lifted. Under today's martial law decree
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      22 27 TABLE-TENNIS Singapore Open championship (Kailang 7.30 p.m.). SQUASH Duplicate Pain event (SICC 8 ajn.i SQUASH B 1 Orade Interclub league semi-finals (padang).
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      188 28 TANGFASTIC SHOPPING TO-MORROW! THE HOUSE OF TANG will be opened till 9.30 p.m. to-morrow Saturday, 4th of November, 1972. Cpen till 9.30 p.m. every Wednesday and Saturday night. L*#9fccJ C.K. TANG (S)PTE. LTD. W -'3u«lT| 11°. ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORC-*. M BRITAIN'S BEST NUMBER PLATES IIACE23SFII I ACE 235F 1 Reflective
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      Advisory team for discount market
      487 31 MICHAKL Wong Pakshong, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), yesterday introduced his team to guide the three discount houses authorised to develop Singapore's money market. In addressing top bankers before a conference to discuss technicalities he stressed the importance of the market
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      Tough conditions ahead for 30 NMG survivors
      600 31 rvESPITE a year of ups mJ and downs in trading conditions, 30 companies steered themselves well to survive Round 2 of the second National Management Game. With the Anal trading period of the round Just ended, executives of these 30 companies must have
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    • CITY TALK
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        Roving Beames
        152 31 I HEAR the ex-general manager of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore Is on the move again. After a short spell locally, be returned to the Sydney Stock Exchange, but now he has given up the securities world for a post in a quoted company. At the
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      Bosch strengthens its local set-up for regional expansion
      351 31  - Bosch strengthens its local set-up for regional expansion AUSTIN MORAIS By ROBERT Bosch, one of West Germany's largest manufacturers of automotive equipment, intends to create a strong nucleus of the group in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur prior to penetrating neighbouring markets. This was stated by Mr. Kurt Losten, a member
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      Big revival of interest
      361 31 OCTOBER was another busy month for brokers on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. Turnover was again high with property and hotel shares accounting for much of the business. Total turnover for the month was 98.76 million shares valued at $204.17 million against 97.28 million
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      Del Webb to carry on at Merlin Hotels
      231 31  -  BOB NG By T)EL E. Webb Inter- national will continue to manage all Merlin hotels in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Hone Kong. Agreement on this was reached between Mr. J.J. Raper, a director of the companies owning the hotels and Faber
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  • MARKETING
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      A campaign to give added pep and punch to this tiger
      492 32  - A campaign to give added pep and punch to this tiger THAT mystical Tiger balm which for more than half a century provided the cure-all for a host of ailments is to be re-vltallsed. marketingwise, that Is. For since taking over the manufacturing and marketing of Tiger brand products a
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    213 32 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS 3M Singapore has appointed Mr. Loh -Hone Slang as internal auditor witn rtlect from Nov. 1 He will be responsible for the internal auditing fuction ln Thailand, Malaysia and S.ngapore. The cornpan; also announced the pronotion of the following v/.th effect from Nov. 1: Mr. Tony Teow
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      556 32 "Oriental" marble slabs handicrafts marble slabs H^GH These are cut with utmost precision from huge marble blocks I||3Ks^k2 specially imported from Italy, Pakistan, Taiwan, China, Spain Hhs9 >•>s£&&& and the Philippines. 5S They come in a distinctive array of eye-catching colours and Hn^S Isß shades ideal for floors, walls, facings,
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      1528 32 PRELIMINARY RESULTS Company Year to Pre-tax Earnings Dividends profit "e COM) Adhesive Tape June 72 $56 L'1 C— I Nil Consoldated Hotel G Apr. 72 $851 ($171) 0.5* (U) Nil (Nil) Guinness Malaysia Aug. 72 $5,300 ($5,706) 53.0 (57.1) 35TT (35TF) Imperial Hotel Mar. 72 $3,4011 ($30) 34.0* (0.3)* Nil
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        Rises
        47 33 Sir. Times Fungah rtatsu flume (M) Veneer Prod. Kinjs :.cm. r. Cement I 2 3c C M. Court I RG $14 60 $210 $6.45 $2.82 $296 $242 $442 $5.00 $5.50 $7.10 $2.08 $1 98 40 .38 25 +.ie .13 .12 .10 10 .10 +.10 .09 .08
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        Falls
        29 33 i'onv Plant O Bank Ailkinson P. Scnta H.P.H. nt. Wood 1. Tape $2.22 $7.30 $5.50 $250 $3.08 $0.87 $3.28 $2.10 .53 —.30 —.20 —.15 —.10 —.08 —.08 —.06
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        Most active stocks
        23 33 Faber Union 384.000 Int. Wood 234,000 Fed. Cables 227.000 San Holdgs. 164.000 Total Turnover: 3.86 M Total Value: $11.31 M
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        INDICES
        38 33 Nov. 1 Nov. I Industrials: 185.49 287.49 f Hotels: Z10.79 t13.1l Properties: 332.67 333.18 t Tins: 132.64 133J7 t I rubbers: 225.39 224.67 Dec. M, I*M 1M f Dec. SI, IMS 1M t Dec. It, lttt I—
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1123 33 DID AND OFFER PR'Ctt OFFICIALLY LISTED AT TMI CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK WIRE: V INDUSTRIALS Moabcrt 1.34 13.' .031 Ban Hold. LM (unch Sel Prop. 4 28 4.30 .04) 8. Land 28S 2«9 .08) Town City 2 35
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      After lunch rally boosts market
      296 33 After lunch rally boosts market pENERALLY steady conVI ditions ruled on the Stock Exchange yesterday. After opening higher in fairly active trading, prices were in most cases cut back but rallied in the afternoon on renewed buying interest to close better on balance. A notable development was the gradual build-up
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1692 33 BUSINESS In and reported to a the Slngapoie and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2) 3.24. A. Tape (1) 2.22, (5) 2 20. (10) 218. (2)
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      MELBOURNE
      527 33 jyfELBOURNE. Thurs Share prices continued to firm In very quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. There were 122 rises as against 102 falls, and 160 stocks remained steady. Industrials again fared best. Rises In this sector outnumbered falls three to two and some gains were quite substantial.
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      Indices
      89 33 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 89 76 Tuesday 89.80 Week ago 91 09 RUBBERS Wednesday ***** Tuesday 317.27 Week ago 316.97 OILS Wednesday 303.79 Tuestiay 302.35 Week ago 303.11 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 4831 Tuesday 476.4 Week ago 478.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 968.54 Tuesday 955.52 Week ago 951.38 LONDON DOLLAR
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      NEW YORK
      241 33 "VIEW YORK, Wed. Turn•L' over soared to more than 21 million shares un Wall Street today and the stork market scored Us biggest gain In more than three months. A growing awareness that peace lr. Vietnam could come anytime soon was regarded as the chief Inspiration for Investors,
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      HONG KONG
      246 33 HONG KONO. Thurs— The market saw another very active trading day with the leading counters holding their own. except Hutchinson which plunged to HKS7I Hongkong Bank's registers remained unchanged at Local $290 and London $276. while Han Seng Bank eased to $160. Utilities were mixed with K.K.B. shooting
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      Hong Kong rates
      40 33 On the Ira* eichano marktt In Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dallar »v quoted at i 65 for T.T. and 6.***** (or mh. Stirling wu quoted at 13.10 and •m tail at (aid waa quoted at 437.
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      72 33 GOLDEN HOPE Plantations reports lower group pre-tax profits of £247 million for the year ended May 1972 against £3.09 million last time. Tax takes £916,590 against £1.2 million, leaving £1.55 million compared with £1.89 million. Total dividends are cut five points to 35 per cent with a final of
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      -Tasek's growth slows down
      356 33 PISINO costs have slowed down Tasek Cement's profits growth to almost nothing for the year ended June 1972. At $8.06 million, trading profits are still the best ever to be reported but they represent an increase of only 1 per cent on 1970-71's $7.96 million. Compared
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      194 33 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Nov. 2. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD I U.B Dollar 2.7760 2.7640 2 7520 Sterling Pound 6.5419 6 4929 6.4779 Australian Dollar 3.3185
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      Asian money market
      187 33 A SIAN currency deposit rate* "for Thursday, Nov. 2: t'S Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 4 3 8 4 1/8 1 mth 5 18 5 2 mths 6 1/16 5 1516 3 mths 6 116 6 6 mths 6 14 6 18 9 mths 6 7 16
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        Tin unchanged
        171 34 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was unchanged at $616 per picul for the second day running with the official offering up 159 tons to 279 tons. The overnight London metal price was firmer with forward buyers quoted at £1.593 per metric ton up £3 on Tuesday's
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        22 34 NOV. 2. RUBBER: 102 00 centa (down 3.75 cents). TIN: $616 (uncb). Oflic al offering: 279 tons (up 159 tons).
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        108 34 HINESE PRODUCE EXCMANCE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES Mil PICUL YEJTEROAY. Coconut Otl: bulk $33 tellers, drum $31 seller*. Csprj: Mixed loose UK/Cont. $211 B Pep#«r: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 1d..; WLW (2121 sellers. Sarawak white fo.b. 96'; NLW $2021 sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96 r NLW $1371
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        Copper prices
        32 34 London copper prlcea on Monday ilirrvioux In bracket!). Wlr.bar Spot buyer (433.00 (£435.00) »eller £433.50 (H35.50): Three monthi buyjr £443.00 (£445.00) seller £443.50 (1443.50). Market ten*: Earner Saltf: 1.200 ton*.
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        PALM OIL
        39 34 In London on Wednesday the palm otl prices of Malayan 3 per cent CIX IK N European porta In hulk. sterling per lon* ton Nov. April oil quoted at UK £98 sellers or Cont. $223 iellen (unchanged).
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        Gold markets
        53 34 Wednx««y Tuttdjy USf US* London 64.00 64.39 By rut Cloaed 64.75 HonKkonc 64.73 65.20 Zurich 63.808 64.308 64.108 64.508 Paiia Cloaed 64.12 Singapore m 85.94 66.10 I B'pore <:■ 224.30 224. -v (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealer* prices In
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        RUBBER IS LOWER
        327 34 OPENING quotations on the rubber market yesterday were marked down by nearly two cents on London advices and further ground was lost during subsequent trading on stoploss selling. A low point of 102.00 cents was recorded for November. Trading became erratic at lower levels. The morning session
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        SMR BUSINESS
        90 34 DAILY SMR prices issued fcf the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association oi Singapore at noon yesterday. NOV. DEC. (Current Month) (Forward Month I Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Cents per k(. Cents per kf SMR 5CV (1-ton pallet) 104.00 106 00N 104.00 106 00N SMR 5L (1-ton pallet)
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        Consumer resistance blamed for drop
        427 34 IN REACTION to recent steady conditions, some seven cents were lost durlnß the past week as current month was traded down to 102J cents per kll says Holiday. Cutler, Bath In Its weekly rubber review. Consumer resistance to the sudden high prices was probably more
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