The Straits Times, 4 November 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225.000 The Straits Times The National Htiwspaper Kstd 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    One, two, three – that's all
    821 1 One, two, three that's all No tax relief after the third child But for the top working wife, a more generous child allowance By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS FINANCE Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen yesterday announced a new structure of income tax reliefs and allowances to encourage small families and induce
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    Lock icon Britain plunges into new crisis
    319 1 Britain plunges into new crisis LONDON, Friday PRIMK Minister Edward Heath's make-or-break talks with labour union and industry leaders on curbing Britain's runaway inflation broke down last night, plunging the nation into another economic crisis. Britons now face the possibility of statutory controls over wage and price increases. Collapse of
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    Lock icon Schoolboy beats Spassky
    43 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Valeri Chekhov, a 17-year-old Moscow schoolboy, has beaten the former world chess champion, Boris Spassky. the newspaper Komsomolskava Pravda reported today Valeri. however, was playing the Soviet grandmaster at the same time as five other young players. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Yokoi weds
    38 1 NAOOYA, Fri. Sholchl Yokol. the former Japanese army sergeant who hid In the Jungles of Ouam for 28 years rather than surrender, and Miss Mlhoko Hataslnn were married today In a traditional Japanese wedding ceremony. AP.
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    Lock icon Korean talks
    36 1 SEOUL. Frt. Premier Kirn 11-Sung and other North Korean leaders met ranking South Korean officials today In the North Korean capital of Pyongyang and had solid talks on problems between the two Koreas. UPI.
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    PLOT TO CAPTURE THE MALDIVES
    112 1 pOLOMBO. Fri. CeyV lon's young rebels planned to capture the Maldives and use it as a springboard to launch last year's unsuccessful insurgency in Ceylon, one of the accused rebels testified yesterday. Ranjith Kunikulasoriya, 29, one of 31 people facing charges of jeading the April
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    Lock icon The face of grief
    160 1 WAITING IN ANGUISH AS RESCUERS TRY TO REACH 31 MEN TRAPPED BY A MINE BLAST rE face of grief at the scene of a Japanese mine explosion where 31 miners are feared dead in lethal gasfilled pits. Twenty -four hours after the explosion on Thursday at
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    Deepavali greetings from Mr Lee
    104 1 Deepavali greetings from Mr Lee T*HE Prime Minister A yesterday wished all Hindus Happy Deepavali. In a Deepavali message. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said: "The festival of Deepavali originated In a cultural tradition which placed a great emphasis on tolerance and forbearance. "Multi-racial and multireligious Singapore needs such values i
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    Lock icon Bomb from Penang
    43 1 LONDON, Fri Scotland Yard detectives today defused a letter bomb sent to tlie London office of a Jewish charitable organisation from Penang, police said. The letur bore a Singapore return address but was postmarked in Penang. the spokesman said. UPI.
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      Lock icon HUSSEIN READY FOR PACT WITH ISRAEL
      81 1 PARIS. Fri. King lius win of Jordan said in an Interview published today he Is rrady to conclude a "total peace" with Israel, If necessary through direct negotiations with the Israeli Government. Interviewed by Eric Rouleau, Arab affairs specialist of the daily Le Monde.
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    Continuous drive against bad elements: Mattar
    178 2 Continuous drive against bad elements: Mattar- PARENTS were yesterday assured that the Government. through its police force, would keep up a continuous offensive against all undesirable elements from tainting their children. At the same time, the parliamentary Secretary (Education) Mr. Ahmad Mattar. also urged parents to continue to inculcate positive
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    UNF official
    19 2 MR UMaz A R Sulb has teen elected chairman of the United National Front's Kampong Übl branch.
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    ALERT IN JOHORE FOR FLOODS
    112 2 lOHORE BAHRU. Fri. J A close watch is being kopt on the water level of riven in the state following report! of heavy rainfall in other states and In D;irts of Johore. including Batu Pahat. Kluang and Pontian. Although the flood opera lons room in
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    Foreign aid: Why we don't take it
    337 2 Foreign aid: Why we don't take it SINGAPORE cannot afford to take foreign aid because being a small nation, it cannot afford to take sides in the Big Power game. Mr. Ahmad Mattar, tary (Education) said th Taking sides in the Big Power game meant that when "enemies become friends,
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    4,000 new jobs in US firms
    68 2 4,000 new jobs in US firms KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Another 4.000 new jobs will be created soon when two American electronics plants start operations here. The two companies are Motorola Semi Conductors and Texas Instruments two of the world's largest producers of semi conuuci.ors and electronics goods. They received their
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    New chancellor
    29 2 KUAI K LUMPUR. Fri Tun Abdul Razak will be instilled University Kelnnsjaans Chancellor at a ceremony to bs held in Parliament House on June 23 next year.
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    Lock icon Little Vichi was not at all amused by the 'wicked witch'
    237 2 Little Vichi was not at all amused by the 'wicked witch' OTHERS thought it all fun and delightful, but two-year old Vichi screamed with fright. If he looked more terrified than amu cd. that is because he had never seen a real, live wi'ch until a couDle of nights ago
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    Shopowner robbed by three youths
    87 2 Shopowner robbed by three youths THREE youths, armed X w.th daggers, held up a 69-year-o:d provision shop proor etor and robbed him of $380 In cash and property yesterday. Police said the youths went to Tan Seng Thor's shop at Lorong Habler. off Pava Lebar Road on the pretext of
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    Monthly change
    20 2 THE monthly changing ot th< Rtiards cerrmony will be held a the Istana main gate tomorrcv .•>• 6 nm
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    Lock icon Another Red gives up
    99 3 Another Red gives up SIBU, Frl— Another communist terrorist has sifrrendered to the police In Sarlkel District In the Special Security Area of Sarawak's Third Division following the airdrop of 50,000 surrender leaflets in the district. The Chief Minister, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub. disclosing this today, said the 18-year-old
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    Four Islander planes for S'pore firm
    73 3 HELI-ORIENT of Singapore has ordered four Islander planes from the makers, Britten-Norman ißembrldgei Ltd. of Isle of Wight, Southern England. According to the London Press Service, this order wu In addition to two other similar planes which the local company bought at the recent
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    Mothertells how she saw son fall to death
    184 3  - Mothertells how she saw son fall to death K. S. SIDHU By OOUSEWIFE Madam n Lim Slew Cane, 57, wept bitterly yesterday as she recollected how she saw her 23-year-old son fall to his death. "I just missed him by Inches," she said. Her son, Koh Mul Seah, 8 national
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    Five fined for soliciting
    58 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Five men were fined $25 each by a magistrate's court here today for dressing) in women's clothes ana soliciting for Immoral purposes. Steven Chen. Roslee bin UJang. Wong Swee Bah, Aladdin bin Mat Basr; and Lim Ah Wah pleaded guilty to committing the
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    CASHIER HIT ON HEAD, ROBBED OF $4,000
    146 3 CASHIER HIT ON HEAD, ROBBED OF $4,000 A GUNMAN yesterday escaped with $4,000 from Miramar Hotel in Havelock Road after hitting the cashier, Miss Foo Shiew Sher, 22, on the head with the butt of his revolver. Miss Foo was assaulted when she refused to part with the money which
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    MAN IN A HURRY TO GET A TELEPHONE
    131 3 MAN IN A HURRY TO GET A TELEPHONE A BUSINESSMAN, who bribed a surveyor of the Singapore Telephone Board, was yesterday fined $1,500 by a district court. Lee Gee Chong, 25, pleaded guilty to two charges of giving $20 each on two occasions to Abdul Jalil bin Abdul Kadir to
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    Second forum on What Religions Mean at hotel
    104 3 Second forum on What Religions Mean at hotel THE second forum on What Religions Mean Today, will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel on Monday at 7.30 p.m. Speakers will be Mr. Ell 8. Lejeune, a Jewish community leader; Inche Mohamed Yusuf bin Haji Zuhrl, a school teacher: Mr. Lim
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    Tropical fish stolen
    47 3 FIVE hundred tropical fish worth $2,500 were reported missing from a house In Jalan Teng Kang Pechah. Paya Lebar, en Wednesday. The owner. Mr. Yeo Hiok Charng. 24, told the police the fish were kept In a tank outside the house. Police are Investigating.
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    Martial law—so no Filipino team for bridge tourney
    108 3 Martial law so no Filipino team for bridge tourney MARTIAL law has prevented the Philippine team from taking part in the 16th Far East Bridge Federation championships here. It is understaood that pernvssion to take part was denied by the Philippines Government. The championships, organised by the Singapore Contract Bridge
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    'Cycle to work' call to desk-bound executives
    424 3 'Cycle to work' call to desk- bound executives SCOPE FOR MUCH NEEDED EXERCISE J)KSK BOUND executives with little time for exercise should cycle to work ■nd help snowball a back -to the bike movement for Singaporeans. Urging the revival of cycling to work an old mode of transportation that has
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    POLICE RENEW $22,000 REWARD -OFFER
    131 3 POLICE RENEW $22,000 REWARD -OFFER- POLICE are again offer- Ing a $20,000 reward for information in connection with a $700,000 bank fraud discovered in April last year. They are anxious to contact a Hainanese, Ngoh Te° Wah, 22, who they believe can help in their investigations into the case. Ngoh's
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    Four dance courses
    54 3 Four dance courses THE Singapore Phoenix Dance Troupe will hold four dance courses at Pearl's Hill School In Chin Swee Road between Nov. 13 and 18. Tliore interested may register at Chong Hock Kindergarten In Telok Ayer Street on Saturdays between 2 and 4 p.m. and on Sundays between 10
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      512 3 ADMINISTRATION MANAGER FOR MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT The M.I.M. has planned an expansion programme for 1973 to extend the services offered to the community for the Improvement of management standards. The organisational structure will be revised creating this vacancy and there will be an opportunity for promotion to General Manager.
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      435 3 WORKS MANAGER $2,500 per month A very well known and long established group of engineering companies in S.E. Asia now has two vacancies for Works Management in plants in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. The group has a good profit record and is now embarking on a programme of expansion and
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    Govt to set up research agency to aid industry
    598 4 Govt to set up research agency to aid industry PLAN TO TAP BRAIN POWER THK Ministry of Science and Technology is to set up an Applied Research Corporation to provide industry with research and consultancy services. Announcing this yesterday at the opening of the seminar on "University and and industry
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    Winner of roadster gives it back to charity
    181 4 Winner of roadster gives it back to charity "MNNING a 810,000 sports TT car usually gives you that "King of the Road f feline. But managing dim tor and ex-MP for Havelock. Mr Lim Soo Peng (above), who won a Toyota Celica ST sports model in a lucky draw at
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    Justice Party ('We have lost faith in Vetri') to quit the UNF
    175 4 JUSTICE Party, an affiliate of the United National Front, plans to break away from the UNF in protest against Mr. R Vetrivelu's decision not to go to the United Nations. Justice Party secretarygeneral Mr. Paul Kunjuraman said: "We
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      92 4 SESAME STREET By Cliff Roberts 4 p By V.T. Hu,nlin I _jf^fe^ iVix "^y WibcKAait I ...WELL Wci_L SEE Ss9lS^ltl^^H^^BS^^ c^ NOW WHO'S LAI \G Ln Abner By U < a p P PUT ONE HAND ON \THASS TH' J J/ff£LLA-MEM3&*S^ > |S A Atl >S THEONLV > I VOREHEARTAN'rOTHER
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    Art of real home cooking declines
    312 6  - Art of real home cooking declines EVELYN NG Working wives beware By SINGAPORE women are slowly losing the art of preparing home-cooked food even though they believe that the best short-cut lo their husband's hearts is via the stomach. One reason for the decline in the art is that more
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    English speech contests
    64 6 SOME 54 primary students will take part In a speech contest in English as a second language at the St. Joseph's Convent Hal. Hillside Drive, en Monday it 8.30 a.m. The contest Is organised by the Kong Ylong High School for schools In the Upper Berangoon district.
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    Karate lessons at centre
    48 6 BUKIT Merah community centre will hold a karate course for beginners at Its centre next month. Classes will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays between 7.30 pm. and 9 p.m. Enrolment can be made at the centre between 2.30 pm and 10 p.m. dally.
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    Photo man for ad congress
    39 6 MR. Sunny Olam, advertising and sales promotion manager of Kodak Pte Ltd.. will represent his company at the four-day eighth Asian Advertising congress opening in Bangkok on Monday. He leaves for the congress tomorrow.
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    'No foul play' police say in case of body on beach
    188 6 'No foul play' police say in case of body on beach pOLICE investigating the death of doctor's wife Ella Chong Chin* Chin*, 23, who was found dead on the beach at Upper East Coast Road on Tuesday, have ruled out foul play. A few months axo she married Dr. Ng
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    Three killed in road accidents in the last two days
    141 6 Three killed in road accidents in the last two days A FOUR-YEAR-OLD girl, an unidentified youth, and a scooter Ist were killed in road accidents over the past two days. On Thursday, Norlzah binte Selemat and her six-year-old sister Suriatl binte Selemat of Pepys Road, off Paslr Panjang Road, were
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    Age saves him
    42 6 LOO Chec* Yueh. 74. was yesterday given an absolute discharge because of his age when he pleaded guilty to causing grevlous hurt to his wife. Madam Song Yee Keng. 60. at Lloyd Road at 1.45 p.m. on April 1.
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    Aid for flying clubs
    80 6 TTUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Government will subsidise four flying clubs to encourage them to train more pilots. Communications Minister Tan Sri Hajl Sardon bin Hajl Jublr said here today. Speaking at the opening of a meeting between his officials and eight representatives from the Penang, Ipoh.
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      252 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Kind of hcme that make* 1. Appearances of humanity, If rallwaymen give tongue (7). at Eastern poiu (14). 8. The principal painter of the B. Descent Is time for a row county? (5. 9). <?)■ 14. A student I am. for example. 10. Exeunt the
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    Second language: Ministry told of snags
    436 7  - Second language: Ministry told of snags MASIE KWEE LACK OF FACILITIES, SAY PRINCIPALS By PRIMARY school principals are doubtful whether their schools have the facilities to increase exposure time for the second language from next year. This was the general consensus among headmasters when they met Education Ministry officials over
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    Gun found
    27 7 POLICE investigating the $120,000 Pu-Heng Goldsmith robbery in Toa Payoh last month, recovered a .22 revolver from a flat at Lorong 1. Toa Payoh. yesterday.
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    Two-day seminar on real estate —boom—
    226 7 Two-day seminar on real estate boom— WHAT will become of the Government's housing: programme when the population reaches four million? Will our satellite towns eventually be polluted by expanding industries? These and other questions on the current building boom will be answered by a panel of speakers at a two-day
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    Fifth Haridas Memorial Lecture by paediatrician
    145 7 A SENIOR paediatrics lecturer of the University of Singapore. Dr. Tan Kirn Leong. will give the fifth Haridas Memorial Lecture at the pathology lecture theatre. Outram Hospital, on Nov. 10 at 8.15 p.m. His lecture Is on "Congenial rubella (German measles) from birth in
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    Envoy presents credentials
    53 7 THE new Japanese Ambassador here, Mr. Toklchlro Uomoto. yesterday presented his credentials to President Sheares at the Tstana. Mr. Uomoto, until recently the Director Oeneral. Middle Eastern and African Affairs Bureau ln the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, succeeds Mr. YasuhlKO Nara. who Is now the Japanese Ambassador
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      56 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl PSST, BOSS] MV POCTOKS ARC I F^H^HF™ I CONFERRING IN THB HALL! SSS J VIF YOU CAN FINP OUT WHAT -<C I THEY'RE SAYING' PIP yOU YEAH I ONE OF 'CM WAS FLIPPNsj a] HEAR V COIN, AW TH' OTHCR WAS I ANYTHING?/ r^^ jd
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  • PARLIAMENT REPORT
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      'AYE' it is —to Bill blocking any takeover of Singapore
      1070 8 We would be indeed a worthwhile plum for a foreign power' House is told THE Bill which aims to block a takeover of Singapore by a foreign power was passed in Parliament yesterday. The Minister for Law and National Develop
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      Barken It may be too late unless we take steps now
      215 8 Barken It may be too late unless we take steps now jects or treaty arrangement vihich would be beneficial to Singapore. However, he said, if a Government had Intentions to sell out the Republic It could do so under any name. Who then would be responsible for the Interpretation of
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      PEACE WITH JUSTICE ON WORK FRONT...
      1067 9 'Medieval' bosses come under fire from NTUC MPs f ABOUR Minister Mr. Ong Pang Boon said in Parliament yesterday that Singapore must continue to pursue its policy of industrial peace with justice to sustain and accelerate the present pace of economic development. He said
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      Wage pact tenure reduced to 2 to 3 1— years
      123 9 Wage pact tenure reduced to 2 to 3 1— years- PARLIAMENT yesterday I passed the Industrial Relations (Amendment) Bill reducing the tenure of collective agreements from three-to-flve years to two-to-three years. Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, moving the second reading of the Bill, said employers and trade unions
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    Court told of plot to kill, rob gold bars
    465 10  -  BEN DAVIDSON p-By AUGUSTINE Ang Cheng J\ Slong, the key prosecution witness in the Gold Bars Triple Murder trial, denied in the High Court yesterday that he was the one who first suggested a plan to rob the victims of their
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  • The Straits Times
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      ON WITH THE JOB
      539 12 The advantages of planning ahead to find vacation jobs for tertiary students are selfevident. It ensures that there will be no scramble for suitable places closer to vacation time, with some students perhaps left out of the scheme altogether and others compelled to take on assignments
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      BLACK BWANAS ONLY
      290 12 Gen. Idi Amin's customary presidential style is a blend of bravado and buffoonery. His onslaught of yesterday on Ugandan citizens or Asian origin is more than that: it is a crude racist act. "Go to the farms," the general thundered, asking Asian Ugandans to develop a pastoral
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    Instant' offices for firms
    1447 12  -  BILL CAMPBELL by BUSINESSES MOVE INTO HOTELS TO WAIT FOR SPACE IN NEW COMPLEXES MOST of the larger Singapore hotels are providing "instant" offices as a temporary counter to the dearth of o ffi c c accommodation and their own underused room situation. "It Is simply
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    For a safer stopover...
    384 12  - For a safer stopover. CHI A POTEIK By A VARIETY of birds from Japan and other countries, which fly to Singapore in their seasonal search for suitable climes, will now be protected from the rifles and snares of callous humans. The announcement by Minister for Environment Mr. Lim Kirn San
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      121 12 A MOST IMPORTANT aj CLEARANCE j by J PUBLIC AUCTION j JJ THURSDAY 9th NOVEMBER 1972 AT 7.00 P.M. DISPUTED SHIPMENT CONTENTS OF 2 BALES MARKED K-14/1-2 DISCHARGED IN SINGAPORE 22nd MAY 1972 J VERY VALUABLE MANY FINE RARE PERSIAN ORIENTAL p CARPETS, RUGS AND RUNNERS TO BE SOLD PIECE
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  • World News
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      Thieu a little dictator, says McGovern
      292 13 Thieu a little dictator, says McGovern NEW YORK, Friday. J)EMOCRATIC presidential candidate George McGovern has warned that the Vietnam war can go on for years if President Nixon is re-elected in next Tuesday's elections. Speaking In a polls campaign TV programme. Sen. McGovern branded President Thieu as a "little dictator"
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      ROW OVER JAIL TERM FOR 'BABY SNATCHER'
      137 13 ROW OVER JAIL TERM FOR 'BABY SNATCHER' ONDON, Fri. A Aj 21-month Jail term meted out to a teenage girl who absconded with a baby for Just 15 minutes has started a major row here over the severity of me sentence. Angry protests from civil rights organisations, newspapers and MPs
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      Frozen Peking ducks
      72 13 HONG KONG. Fri. Brown-skinned, crispy "Peking ducks" may soon be available in most parts of the world. A Communist newspaper, Ta Kung Pao. said today China has perfected a process for quirkfrozen Peking: ducks "whose taste, colour and fragrance are the same as freshly -roasted ducks." "All
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      On with the fighting
      50 13 On with the fighting U.S. Gls hold their weapons high as they prepare to wade a stream during patrol duty along the perimeter of Long Binh airfield, some 18 miles northeast of Saigon. The fighting r. ges on although moves are well under way to end the war. UPI radiopicture.
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      Four Hell's Angels arrested
      98 13 Four Hell's Angels arrested SAN PRANCISCO. Fri. Pour Hell's Angels have been taken into custody and authorities say more arrests are possible in connection with the disco* eiy ol three bodies on a remote ranch 100 miles north of here rumoured to be a burial ground used by the motorcycle
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      Rice for the poor
      33 13 SURABAYA. Fri. President Suharto has provided SO tons of .-Ice for the poor in the Surabaya district. The rice will be distributed to them at mosques on Hari Raya.
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      Fatal slumber
      34 13 NEW DELHI. Fri. Ten labourers sleeping under an abandoned wagon were crushed to death by a train near the Bokarc steel complex being built in northeast India, it was reported today. Reuter.
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      US$l mil from couple for Nixon —drive—
      125 13 US$l mil from couple for Nixon drive WASHINGTON, Fri. Chicago insurance millionaire Clement Stone and his wife gave US$l million to President Nixon's re-election campaign, according to a contribution list made public last night. Mr. and Mrs. Stone's names appeared among a tally of 133 contributions made to the campaign
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      Russian envoy boycotts trip to Wuhan
      118 13 Russian envoy boycotts trip to Wuhan DEKING, Fri. The Soviet Union and most East European ambassadors have boycotted a trip to north-west China arranged by the Foreign Ministry, according to sources here. The boycott is related to what is considered as anti-Soviet actions by Chinese authorities. Boat trip Most of
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      164 13 BOAC's 747 service sets the new record time to London f 0 O 0 00 0 0 O O BOAC has a new version of the Orient get all the comforts of BOAC's big 747: lounge Express. It's BOAC flight 717, leaving Singapore seats, space to move around, in-flight entertainevery
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      59 13 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby taS run-? 7T=^ I FOX TOMOBKOW IS TUUNtXe. I. 1 YiiL^' f^«tCAUG£\\^ STORMS ACCOMPAHIBD BY < JA»owtwant to V^*^ squauv euoweesj I GET /NV/OLVet? 7 V IN ALL XIXKT^ (t \jRAFFKj jm±/) TDArWOOIU f IT* B^B€tTn JUAN fC JkUST^rg— V A P*^ fMV SS THOSE
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      Nine who beat teachers held in custody
      88 14 Nine who beat teachers held in custody 'TOKYO, Fri. Nine third-year junior high school students win- ta'.ten into custody yesterday for beating up 11 teachers during school hours, police reported today. Police said the students were angered when two teachers served them a warning for "sniffing" paint thinner in a
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      80,000 strikers snub Bhutto's ultimatum
      150 14 80,000 strikers snub Bhutto's ultimatum KARACHI, Fri. Eighty-thousand men who stopped work here more than two weeks ago are continuing to defy a Government ultimatum to return or be sacked. Labour agitation spread to previously undisturbed areas, but there was an uneasy calm in the indust r i a 1
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      PAKISTAN SAYS 'NO' TO NEW TRUCE LINE
      211 14 PAKISTAN SAYS 'NO' TO NEW TRUCE LINE ISLAMABAD, Friday. PAKISTAN has rejected an Indian proposal that the two countries should formalise agreement on a new truce line in Kashmir while leaving out disputed territory for the time being. Indian Army Commander Gen. Sam Manekshaw on Wednesday proposed in a message
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      Danger of problems of the Tamils warning
      327 14 Danger of problems of the Tamils warning COLOMBO. Fri —A mem v ber of the Sri I.ank.i Communist Party i Peking wing warned yesterday that the unsolved problems of the Tamils were a source of danger that could give lise to foreign intervention and division of the country. Mr. V.A.
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      Hassan picks brother-in-law as Premier
      211 14 Hassan picks brother-in-law as Premier RABAT. Fri. King Hassan has appointed Mr. Ahmed Osman. his brother-in-law and director of the royal Cabinet, as Prime Minister. Mr. Osman is charged with the formation of a Government of National Union. The formation of a Government of National Union was proposed by the
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      British TV clamps down on nudes
      140 14 I ONDON. Fri. —Britain's independent broadcasting authority today announced a clampdown on fully frontal nude advertising on TV but scantily dressed or naked girls washing behind frosted glass, will still be permissable. The authority said in a report to the Government that it was
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      171 14 k/ cuts costs up to 40% n, Up to 40%! How? Easy! transistorized and will copy Place anything you wish to copy anything up to 25.7 cm x 36.4 cm. on top of the Electronic Ricoh BS2. Set There are other models of different capacity I the pointer, press the
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      Absolve me of my crime, says Jack in rhyme
      196 15 Absolve me of my crime, says Jack in rhyme BEDFORD, Fri. Motorist, Jack Bir beck appealed in rhyme for the court to absolve him of his crime. But a local court rejected his poetic plea on Thursday and fined him two pounds for a parking offence replying with a poem
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      Tick-off for Taiwan
      54 15 KINGSTON (Jamaica). Fri.— The Jamaica Government has announced that it is no longer recognising Taiwan as the Government of China. Prime Minister Michael Manlpp. who is also Minister of External Affairs, had already informed Taiwan's ambassador to Jamaica about the Government's decision which took effect yesterday, an
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      Poet's burial
      36 15 VENICE. Vri. Ezra Pound, a followed o! the Chinese sage Confucius during his lifetime, will be burled today in a Protestant cemetery here after a Roman Catholic funeral service conducted by Benedictine monks. Reuter.
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      Trudeau clings on to power
      357 15 OTTAWA, Fri. Mr w Pierre Elliott Trudeau said last night his Liberal Government will stay on and face the Canadian Parliament despite the stunning electoral setbade that chopped away his majority. The Prime Minister acknowledged in a televised news conference that his Liberals show-ing in
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      Power struggle in IRA leads to arrests
      251 15 BELFAST, Fri. A power .struggle within the Provisional wine of the IRA may have led to the arrest of several of its top oilicirrs, political sources said here today. The army arrested 11 men when troops raided homes in the Catholic Ardoyne District
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      Haiphong link
      43 15 TOKYO. Fri. The Seiwa Shipping Co. disclosed yesterday it had concluded a contract with North Vietnam to start regular shipping service when the war ends. The company will assign one ship to a Haiphong run for two voyages every month. DPI
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      USs2.6mil loan
      26 15 MANILA, Frl. The Asian Development Bank today approved a loan of US$2.6 million to Indonesia for the Pekanbaru power project in Central Sumatra. Reuter.
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      AMIN DRIVES OUT THE ASIANS FROM THE TOWNS
      321 15 AMIN DRIVES OUT THE ASIANS FROM THE TOWNS KAMPALA, Friday. PRESIDENT Idi Amin has ordered all Ugandan citizen Asians remaining here after Nov. 8 to leave the towns and go to the villages, so as to make way for black Ugandans to take i over all businesses. "Those Asians who
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      Two union leaders appointed to the Chile Cabinet
      197 15 Two union leaders appointed to the Chile Cabinet CANTIAGO, Frl. 3 Chile's Marxist President .Salvador Allende promoted three senior military officers and two lnfluentlail trade union leaders to the Cabinet In a major Government reshuffle last night. In a radio and television broadcast he announced eight changes In his 15-member
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      266 15 COURAGE TL i CONFIDENCE ggf-tt LEADERSHIP WSsS 10 wan lie Dale Carnegie Come kelps men and women: Acquire poise and confidtnea Speak effectively Sell yourself and your ideM Be at your best with any group Remember names Think and speak on your feet Control fear and worry Be a better
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rim
        56 16 >CBC 'ungah lame F.E. rtatsu 41. Ind. H. Tobacco A'ilkinson F N iume Pref Traders I. Wauith mprrial >hangri-La P.M.C. B and C $11.80 $2.55 $3.86 $6 80 $3.20 $4.94 $5.70 $6.90 $2.41 $7.30 $7.50 $3 38 $3.60 $3.62 $7.20 .50 .45 .36 .35 .27 .20 .20 .20 .19
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        Falls
        21 16 rt. Cont S3 04 rt. Cement $3.42 I. Msia $2.34 f. Inion $2.43 MVI. HoldinfS $3.16 J .1 I .1
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        Most active stocks
        20 16 Sea Lumber 201.000 San Holdings 190.000 Inter-Wood 188.000 Pan-El 177,000 Total Turnover 3.68 M Total Value J8.40M
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        INDICES
        30 16 Industrials: 287.49 289.62 Hotel*: 213.11 213.22 Propertin: 333.18 333.9! Tina: 133.07 133.75 Kubbers: 224.67 224.5* Dec. 30, 1966 lot 1 Dec. SI, 1968 10( t Dec. 29. 1962 IM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1101 16 DiO AND OFFER PRICES OFFI CIALLV LISTED AT TNI CLOSI OF BUSINESS IN TNE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OP THI STOCK MENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY VIMi CLOSING TONE; Industrials very steady while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Btock Exchange
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      Index climbs to another peak
      292 16 Index climbs to another peak INDUSTRIAL share prices 1 were generally steady in moderately active trading on the Stock Exchange yesterday. Better sentiment emerged In the afternoon to enliven the thin early trading Share prices firmed as buying confidence and trading tempo increased to close generally at the top. Initial
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1469 16 TJUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lot* of I.OCO unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS A. Tape (1) 2.12, (8) 2 14, (5) 2 18. (25) 2.16. (12) 2.15.
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHT
      156 16 INDIA MALAYSIA Textiles suffered an Initial trading loss of $819,557 for the year ended March 1972, during which It was only producing for four months. In his annual statement, chairman Tengku Tan Sri Mohamed drew shareholders' attention to competition from overseas Imports of certain varieties of textile fabrics
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      Big increase in Trust payout
      323 16 UNIT-H OLD E R 8 of Singapore Progress Fund (managed by Singapore Unit Trusts) have received a 38 per cent Increase In payout for the latest half-year to Sept. 15. The latest payout, made on Tuesday, was $4.44 on each 100 units, compared with $3.22
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin price drops
        163 16 fHK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday closed the week lower by $1 to* $615 j)er pictll on an official offering up .'M> tons to tons. The tin market js closed today for the Deepavali holiday. The overnight London metal price was steady with forward buyers quoted
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 16 NOV. 3. RUBBER: 103.50 cents (up 1.50 cents). TIN: 5615 (down $D. Official offering: 315 tons (up 36 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        106 16 /"HINESE PRODUCE IXCHAMCE. V SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PErn PICUL YESTERDAY CHtiut O.I: bulk (35 seller!. drum $36 lelleri. C*«*a: Mixed loose UK/Cont. J2II B. •>s»p*r: Muntok ASTA white f.o.b. IOO<-; NLW $215 seller*. Sarawak white f.o.b. M<7 NLW $203 sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. Mt NLW $140 sellers.
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        Gold markets
        56 16 B'pore (2) 223.00 224.30 (1) Export price in non-iterllng area! In US dollar! per ounce. (2) Local dealtri pricea In Singapore dollar! per tael. m xndon 64.00 Wnrt 64.33 loatkoac M 29 :unch 53.958 64.208 •«rl» 64. 6S llncmporc (1> «3 53 utt 64.00 64. 75 64 73
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        Copper prices
        34 16 London copper price! on Thursday (prevloui in bracket!) Wlrebar Spot buyer {435 00 ({433.00) seller {435.50 ({433 50): Three month! buyer {445.50 (1443.00) seller {446.00 ({443.50). Markst tens: Steady. Saltt 4.750 ton!.
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        PALM OIL
        32 16 In London on Thursday the palm CIP UK N European port! In bulk. Sitrlinn per long ton. Nov. April wn quoted at UK £95 seller! or Cont. 1223 !ellen (unchanged).
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        RUBBER MOVES UP
        302 16 rpHE rubber market yesM. terday opened lower In sympathy with London advices and then proceeded to steady on short-covering and some fresh buying but the late stages of the morning's trading were off the best. Turnover was smaller and the morning session closed quiet but steady. The
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        SMR BUSINESS
        95 16 DAILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubbers Association of Singapore at noon yesteray IMR 6CV (1-ton pallet) iMR 5L (1-ton pallet) IMR 5 (1-ton pallet) IMR 10 (1-ton pallet) iMR 20 1 1-ton pallet) iMR 50 (1-ton pallet i (Current Month) Buyer* Seller* CenU
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        EXCHANGE RATES
        175 16 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these beat agreed merchant rates as at Nov. 3. Local dollars to one unit JELLING BUYIN 9.« »i torrlfn Currency US. Doiimr Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar Local dollan to It* unit* >f Foreign Currency Belgian Francs
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        Asian money market
        174 16 Rates supplied by P. Murray-Jones International (Spore). ASIAN currency deposit r rates for Friday, Nov. 3 US DolUra Offer Bid 7 days 4 7/8 4 3/4 1 mth 6 7/16 5 5/16 2 mths 6 5 15/16 3 mths 6 5 15/16 6 mths 6 5/16 6
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        MELBOURNE
        421 16 ATELBOURNE. Pj-1— Share iTX prices closed the week on a reasonably firm note at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, despite a continuing weaker tone among the miners. Industrial rises outnumbered fulls 84 to 70, with odd situation stocks recording the largest moves Among the miners, there were 34 rises
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        NEW YORK
        244 16 YORK. Thurs. The market, after a mld^oay bout of profit-taking, firmed again in the final hour of tradIng to score its third consecutive gain In heavy turnover. Continued optimism over Vietnam peace prospects and a government report of a slowdown in inflation were chief market influences. The Labour
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        HONG KONG
        190 16 tfONO KONO. PH. The tone of the market at the opening bell was somewhat quieter than that experienced for the last few days but business picked up as the day wore on during the afternoon session and prices moved upwards across the board, especially in the leading counters.
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        Indices
        62 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINB week ST.::::::;;;;;: O |ie J16.25 SEX 305.0* week Z y 3 3 %H Thursday"™ B1 Z DOW JONES AVERAGE Thursdav I™"*^1 Wednesday £Z 3 06 LONDON DOLLAJt PREMJI M weK,V:::: S**"^ r^ursd^ HANC Wednesday «5 Week a«o y OJ-62 SYDNEY 6 Thursday 1 1 Wednesday 500.66
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    Firemen rescue child trapped in toilet
    133 17  - Firemen rescue child trapped in toilet NANCY BYRAMJI By AIRPORT firemen last night hacked through a women's toi'et door at Paya Lebar to rescue a Pakistani child trapped inside for 45 minutes. Two-and-a-half-yrar-old Sadia had accidentally locked herself in the toilet nrar the check-in counters. Someone telephoned the police, who
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    Sighting of Hari Raya moon on Monday
    103 17 THE Muslim Religious Council here has made arrangements to sight the new moon on Monday. In a statement yesterday, the president of the Council, Haji Mahmood Yusof. said If the new moon was sighted on Monday, Harl Raya would begin on Tuesday. In
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    Wastage, so free water to hawkers to be cut off
    136 17 Wastage, so free water to hawkers to be cut off HAWKERS in government markets, hawker centres and authorised hawker congregations will have to arrange for their own water supply In three months' time. For their free water supply will be cut off by then because of wastage. The Ministry of
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    Plywood firm fined $42,300 on 386 charges
    388 17  - Plywood firm fined $42,300 on 386 charges YAP BOH TIONG By THK management of Singapore Kklai Corporation, a veneer plywood factory in Jurong, was lined $42,:*00 yesterday on ,'WO charges of labour law infringements. The company, through its counsel, Mr. Ton Weng Cfceong, pleaded guilty: TO 318 charges of employing
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    Money Bill
    22 17 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (Amendment) Bill was passed In Parliament yesterday to facilitate Singapore* development ah a financial ct-i.ue.
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      753 17 On your TV and Radio ISS AM Opening and Children's S.4S News Magazine (repeat) Corner (T) 1-31 News in Brief M The Flmtstones Flmtstones g KS'Vff^ S° -Fhntstones Flyer 1M Ngws nd Newsree| (C) 9.SS ABA Basketball All Star gO5 Emergency-Botulism (Malay Game East vs West subtitles) 11.15 Circus of
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      132 17 1.45 PM Opening and Programme 1.31 Here's Lucy Summary 7.23 Majallah TV 1.47 Suara Wanita 7.41 Programme Summary 2.12 Tamil Film 7.51 Kuiz Perpaduan 4.57 Ghazal 1.3S Peristiwaa 5.11 Programme Summary S.N News 5.05 Kui/2 Sekolah 5.17 Dondang Sayang 5.51 Ramalan Cuaca 5.32 Night Gallery |.N News 11.23 Tamil Variety
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    Dirty little piece of red rag that spells danger
    170 18 Dirty little piece of red rag that spells danger THERE is a traffic regulation which requires every driver of a vehicle to put up a red flag at the end of an> object protruding from the rear of his vehicle. All road-users must have seen very often, trucks carrying wooden
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    20 18 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR IS a teenager allowed to donate blood or eyes to hospitals without his parents" permission? curiois
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    When the Slat owner wants to sell
    327 18 When the Slat owner wants to sell Profits and public housing WK refer to the letter from TT "Fail play" (S.T., Nov. 1). The Board wishes to clarify the following points raised by the writer. Where a flatowner seeks a trans- fer to a bigger flat, the Board will recommend
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    Compost or topsoil just as good
    167 18 Compost or topsoil just as good PLEASE refer to the letter headlined "Of air pollution and the burnt earth business" (S.T., Oct. 28) by "For Clean Air." Smoke nuisance is an offence under the law. Action Is being taken to advise the operators of the nurseries along the Floral Mile
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    All technical staff got salary increases
    424 18 All technical staff got salary increases I REFER to the letter by "Unhappy Housewife" (S.T., Oct. 12) on the Port of Singapore Authority's revised salary scales for its technical officers. Following the revision of the salary scales of technical officers in government service. statutory bodies including the PSA carried out
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    Flats and big families who apply now
    102 18 MY father applied for an HDB flat and the flats in that particular estate are supposed to be completed for allocation by either late 1973 or early 1974. Our family has three children with ares rancin? from 20 to 25. The Government has
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    The man behind that centre for the disabled
    181 18 The man behind that centre for the disabled I WOULD like to clarify a point raised by the Health Minister when he spoke of the centre to be set up at Mandalay Road. While the Minister's exhortation to do something for our less fortunate fellowmen is certainly commendable, he should
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    SPRINKLER SYSTEM GIVES ADEQUATE FIRE PROTECTION
    165 18 SPRINKLER SYSTEM GIVES ADEQUATE FIRE PROTECTION IT is regretted that 1 the first question posed by "Unit Occupant" (S.T., Oct. 10) is not clear. But If what he wishes to know Is whether a single door leading to a common corridor from a centrally located office unit provides adequate means
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    Airletters without gum
    81 18 THE new air-letters carrying the emblem of Singapore Airlines have been issued by the Post Office without Rum on the edges. In the interests of publicity, public relations, the general public and the pursuit of passenKers. not to mention tourists. In particular, who use a lot of
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    490 19 The not-so-Singaporean local' dance corps NIGHT OUT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN OUR GIRLS LET US DOWN... |T'S a shame but Singapore's first big attempt ;it creating a local dance revue of its own HAD to fall back heavily on foreign aid. And all because our girls lor rather their mamas) had
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    40 19 CALLING beach swinfers: Tickets to Fanfare's Beach Party at the China Beach Resort tonifcht (it's at 8 p.m.) can be bought at the rate. Tickets are at $7 and the do ends at two in the morn.
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    CLEANING UP OUR MUSIC
    358 19  -  GERRY de SILVA -ROCK: By Mother Nature made it green Prettiest place you'd seen People don't knoiv what they need Open your window, what do you see Do you remember, how it used to be. These words from Stephen Stills "Ecology Song" may have special significance
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    266 19 Karbadinka grandeur -from Cossack to peasantry IF there's one good reason to bring out the caviar and keep the vodka flowing, I'd say its the Karbadinka Georgian Dance Company from Russia. The 45 member dance troupe, due here in 10 days time (they perform on Nov. 14 and 15 at
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      379 19 You've all tried pork floss. Now enjqy new Cerebos chicken floss. Made from the finest chicken meat with added flavouring. Delicious! And full of natural goodness. Available in convenient 2oz. packs, hygienically sealed. Ft .11 of natural goodness <• y l^^ 25 steam vents for overall distribution of B^" Two
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      420 20 DRAUGHTSMAN BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED, under the terms of their contract with Brunei LNG Limited, wish to recruit Draughtsman/Designers to work in their offices at the Natural Gas Liquefaction Plant at Lumut, State of Brunei. Candidates, aged between 22 and 35, should have been educated up to the Malaysia
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      487 20 PLANT INSPECTOR BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED, under the terms of their contract with Brunei LNG Limited, wish to recruit Plant Inspectors for the Notural Gas Liquefaction Plant at Lumut, State of Brunei. After initial training the successful candidates will be responsible for the inspection of process plant equipment using
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      715 20 SINGAPORE PETROLEUM COMPANY PTE. LTD. invites applications for the senior position of UTILITIES SUPERINTENDENT THE JOB: I The man we ore looking for will hove proven ability in the hondlirg and operating of steam boilers, woter treotment, cool- H S' ing tower and other utilities equipment. -js£ He will be
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      594 20 SENIOR 0 M OFFICER Singapore $20,000 per annum An international group of companies has an immediate vacancy for a Senior O Cr M Officer. Th« Position: He will report to the Management Services Manager and will be responsible for conducting O Cr M assignments in various fields in any of
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      1436 21 LbbbW aaV. COWUINtRSHIP UK CONTINENT H'burf A'arerp Siniaporc Dmat» Brem. Hatre U.K. CAROIOAN lAY 4 Net 2tNn 2tNa« M Nat 2 Dec tENALDER II Nn II Oec 17 OK II Ok 21 Dec iokvo bay 11 Nn 12 Dec 11 Dk 14 Ok it Da' BREMEN EXPRESS 21 Net 21
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      1036 21 *BLUE SEA LINE I States to Straits in 33 days FOITHIEHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA. Houstor Ball/Phil. N. York Penanf Spore P. Kelanf Djakarta MENESTHEUS Oct IS Oct 2t Oct II Nat 22 Nn 14 Nn 27 Ok 1 priam Nn I Nn 14 Nn 17 Ok
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      948 21 iXfvCnu I ll I gpj f zfjfff JJtifin BEN LINE CONTAINERS LTD. FULL CONTAINER SERVICE SINGAPORE/EUROPE Singapore for Hamburg B'haven Rdam S'hampton BENALDER D nc »ik TOKYO BAY 21 No* 11 Dec 12 Oec 13 Nc II Nc BREMEN EXPRESS 28 Niv 23 Dec 24 Dk II De: KITANO MARU
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      940 21 S.ngapore *****4, P. Kelang 6341, K.L. *****; Pencng ***** THE BANK LINE LTD. LOADS FOR E I S. AFRICA NORTHIANK (Mauritius. Reunion, Beira/ L. Marques and South Africa) p. Kelanf Spore S/11 Urn AETNALIA (Reunion. Beira, L. Marques and South Africa) P Kelanf la Pt I Net Spore 1/14 Hot
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      877 22 KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japin Hongkong ETA S'pori ETA P. Ktlang SHINUN MARU V 25 1«Nl» fc AWASHIMA MARU "2 ZV NAGISA MARU V 2 SHIHSEI MARU Nl 17 V. M 21 NIV IDK Japan -Persian Cull Servletj Singapore
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      866 22 PILH^LIPATSSr Cruse Vessilt: M.V. "HOT* SIMCArW' Sailing Singapore FOR: Vty 4 IB Ntv Penang Djakarta, Fremantli, Bali. in IB Dk Pinang, Djakarta, Fremantle. Bah. Vty. I B Jai Bangkok, Djakarta, P. Htdland, Frtmantlt, Bali. Viy. 7 I Fib Penang, Djakarta, fremantle, Bali. SUiits/HK/Caataa Senrici: M.V. "HOT* PANJANG" S i4/is°Hav w'l'nn
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      1079 22 ORIENT LINES LTD W ICB BUILDING 2 SHENTON WAV SINGAPORE 1 TEL *****3-7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE, R'DAM, H'BURG, BREMEN Singapore P. Kilang Pinang Arrival: NEPTUNE TOPU 5 I Nn 12/14 Nay 15/17 Nay London 19/12. Havri 24/12, R'dam, H'burg, Bremen. NEPTUNE AMBER 22/2 B Bac 27/2
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      893 22 fijg SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. lOC. Jin Ampang. Kuaia Lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia PftESS SaVICE TO LONiOW. LIVEHPOOI/CONTINENT POITS Tg. Mini Singiport P. Kalinf Pining Laaiiaf tar: BUNCA RAYA 11/11 11/22 Nay 21/24 Nay Havre 18 12, R dam 21,12, AVerp 28 12, Bremen 25 12, L'pool
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    354 23 THE PORT OF tINCAPOPJt AUTHORITY ANNOUNCED TNI FOLLOWING BtRTMINC ARRANCEMENTI row nov. 4. OUT: Patrle 1/2. Auror* 6/T, Wakanaian Maru 13/14. Prime Ocean ia, I'mk 20 Wm, Tronon 20 Eaat, Yimato Maru 27/2 S. DjatUnom 31/32. Hikone 33/34. Raa Maenk 3S/M. Kmrrald 38/38. Eaitrrn Queen 42/43. rrrvo
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      571 23 gauhTlOjF*^ fO'J'^CONTINfJtTAIPORTS: Singapore P. Klang Pining OlttiUtitt: I i KOSMONAVT Sailed Sailed It Pt Hi. 5 Antwtrp, Hamburg. uncianriH an aaaaaa A/f sterdam.Rotterdam. .i. VISSARION BELINSKY 5/ N( O «iU ll Pt/4 Nn Boulogm, Antwirp, OMITRIY FURMANOV I. ft/4 Nn 1/ I Nl. 0.11 Me^' m'Z"' umranun Hamburg I Bnmin.
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      643 23 Nnr N. York ML Bait. OrliMt C'mton Houston Snippon SIMOA St»t2l Nt* tl TtEMUOOW -Mil- BtC 10 SEFI. Mf II BtC TT -.|hujiji,iii ARRIVING DIRECT FROM SENOA. ITALY. IGADINC FOI KEEUNC, PUSAN. Sinfioort P. Kling Pemnf CAPtioio Nn a/ a not a/ t MEOABIANA (Full Contlißtr Strv<ct) from Ctnoi Htt
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      776 23 DISTRICT AND MAGISTRATESCOURTS SINGAPORE D.C. Summons No. 1174 of 1972. Between Hup Hong Construction cSulng as a firm) Plaintiffs And 1. Sim See Mong 2. Sim See Huat Defendants To: Mr. Sim See Mong and Mr. Sun See Huat late of No. 405 A Outram Park, Singapore 3. TAKE NOTICE
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      226 23 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition No. 31 of 1972. In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ACT. Cap. 185 AND In the Matter of FAIR LADY FASHIONS LTD. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that a Petition presented to the High Court of Singapore on the 25th
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      976 23 INSTANT MONEY for your waste paper 1) We pay high prices 2) Regular collection 3) Waste paper include printers' waste, old cartons, office waste, any waste paper. For further details, contact: United Pulp Paper Co. Ltd. (Waste Paper Department) 20, Liv Fang Road Jurong Town Singapore 22 Tel: No. *****2
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    27 24 JOAN BOOTY'S MOOELS at Charity Show. Hotel Malaysia tomorrow. featuring Carmen Curlers. Blba Cosmetics and Samsonlte Luggage Show sponsored by F A N. Enquiries *****7 B'pore
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    149 24 MR. V. ARUNASALAM aged 70 passed away peacefully on 3 11 72 leaving behind wife, children— Amblkalpaker. N KB Kuala Lumpur. I)r Amblkapathy. I'niversitl Kebangaasn. Mrs Thambiah. Petallng Jaya, Mrs. Yoenwaran. Singapore. Mra. Devendra. City Hall Kuala Lumpur, brothers Sundram, Malacca, Ramallngan, Singapore and daughters-in-law Kamaladevl. La Salle School
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    Acknowledgements
    78 24 GOODYEAR ORIENT COMPANY (PTE) LTD. MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OFFER THEIR DEEPEBT BYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY OF QUEK CHENG KIAT. WHAREHOUBE MANAGER. WHO PASSED AWAY NOVEMBER 3RD 1572. FUNERAL AND CREMATION SUNDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER STH 1572. FAMILY REQUESTS NO WREATHS OR FLOWERS MR QUEK WJXJ, BE SADLY MISSED BY HIS
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    25 24 IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr. J.J. Nallalah departed 4th November 1970 The Righteous s.ull be In everlasting remembrance." Fondly remembered by wife. children.
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      4287 24 classified advertisements IS J Classified Advertisements ANNOUNCEMINT/PEkSONAL/ Singapore only: |1 s Minimum $20 for 20 words. Teteptwnejervice^^ 1 AMAHS URGENTLY REQUIRED by couple without children from established company Spore *****9. Situations wanted READ THE SENIOR Appointment* Vacant in the Sunday Mall each week. Accommodation vacant IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE 2 unitt of
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      824 24 OUR CLIENTS want bungalowt at Changi, Sembawang. Upper East Coast or any other good residential area and terrace bouse at Serangoon area. Contact *****3 Spore VACANT RESIDENTIAL LAND In J.B. Any plot up to 2 acres considered. No brokers. Please give detal'a In confidence Box A9084V B.T. Spore. WE DEAL
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      671 24 THE INCORPORATED ASSOCIATION Ltd. Admiasion Examination halfyearly. Prospectus from The Secretary. 60A. Station Road I'pmlnatrr Ettex. England. CORRESPONDENCE A MEPORTWRIT ING: Four Montht Rapid Course Evening Session Starting November Register early: Raja t College Raffles Place (*****). Rajas. 218 D Changi Road ***** M). STENOCRAPHV: Classes Morning' Afternoon Evening Simplified.
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      878 25 GENERAL ADVFRTISEMENTS Itatworsoriy SOc-tt.wo.4. W W I fe classified advertisements si Sintepcte only 111 wotd W i Minimum 120 foi JO word. CUssjntd AOorl— menu itkmhons) same* (Cont. from Page 24) Travel and tours ARCHIPILACO SPECIAL TOURS .SCHEDULED DIPARTURIt) MALAYA /CAMERON HIOHLANDB J 7 DAYS $80/$l2O/$l5O (AIR) SINDAYB MONDAYS PANGKOR
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      779 25 OXLIV TRAVEL SERVICI LTD. Taiwan /Hongkong /Bangkok 12-Days $1060/--14-Day. $1100/Departure: 18/11. 25/11, 2/12. 9/12. Bangkok/Chlengmal Is-Days By AlrrosdiUoned Bus $340/Departure: 12/11. 20/11. 24/11. 3/12. 9/12. Bangkok Chlengmal 8- Days By Air $•*>/- Departure: 23/11. 27/11. S/12. 12/12. Singapore London $525/--108. PRESIDENT BUILDING. TIL: *****/***** t'PORI. INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FLIGHTS CENTRE OFFERB
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      917 25 ACMA AIR CONOITIONIR, twlneool refrigeration, special discount for cash. Trade-In $120/- upwards. Servicing. /repair, rental Hi Cool AlrCondltloalng A Refrigeration (Pte) Ltd., 234. Victoria Street, B'pore 7. Tel: *****. NIW IHIPMINT KAWAI PIANO* Just arrived. Last shipment ot over 43 pla&os completely sold out In lejs than 2 months. Hurry
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      834 25 FOR THAT JIWILLIRV— The Epitome of Elegance and fine craftsmanship that will always be admired. Call at Tin Sing Goldsmiths Pte. Ltd., 215-217. South Bridge Road. Spore CINUINI CHINIBI Arts Crafts. Batiks Llrens, Jewellery, Moderate prices. Asia Arts, 2 International Building. 8 pore *****1 Opens Sunday 3 6 p.m. Wl
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      931 25 Saturday Car Market (j Vehicles tor Ml« MIAP NUAT GO. 245 Middle Road Spore Tel. ***** 2O«31/3633»5 offers tbs following; 1972 Chevrolet 330 Alrcon fully automatic Toyota Corona. 1700 MXII Morris 1300 O.T. 1971 Colt Oslant 1300 Morris Mini Clubman 1870 Flat 128 Ford Cortina I) L Renault RIO Mazda
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      579 25 AUSTIN A4O COUNTRYMAN MK2 registered 1967 one owner/driver 65.000 miles. Rinr *****8 Spore. CHRVSLIR I*oo GT One month old. BMW 2000 196S 2 owners. Tel: *****3 Bpc re Anytime. I*7l TOVOYA CARINA 1600 c.c. one lady owner, accident free. Contact *****7 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. AUSTIN 11*0* for sale
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      309 25 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 Guilds Certificate are invited to apply. Please apply in confidence with full details to:The Personnel Administrator Texas Instruments Singapore (Pte) Ltd. P. O. Box
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      592 26 SGS SINGAPORE (PTE.) LTD. A\ a result of further exponsion, we have challenging coreer opportunities for the following positions: PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Successful Appliconts will be required to orgonise ond leod on a-,sembl> line of female production operators ond be responsib'e for metting the production progromme. Degree/Diploma in Engineering vr Science
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      618 26 SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD (PRIVATE) LIMITED INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING DIVISION HA MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (B) CONSTRUCTION/FABRICATION ENGINEERS (C) GRADUATE MANAGEMENT TRAINEES (D) TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS (MECHANICAL/PRODUCTION) (E) CRANE DRIVERS Owing to further development of engineering activities in Sembawang Shiypard. suitably qualified candidates are Invited to apply for the above positions in the Industrial Engineering Division
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      678 26 position: MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE Location: Central and East Coast of Malaysia Duties: To promote and sell Pflser's wide range of high quality drugs to the medical profession and trade outlet*. The Person: We are looking for a man who possess: (a) drive and energy (b) ambition (c) the ability to work
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      1491 26 NOTICE The Partners o' Ng Construction Si Company have agreed that the following partners shall, with effect from the 31st of October, 1972 withdrew from the Company with shall hence-fourth be solely owned by the remaining partner MR. NO YONG KUAN. The withdrawing partners are MR. KOK TAX MTN and
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      727 27 THE TREASURY OF NATURAL HISTORY by Bertha Morris Parker A first-class reference book, which is highly suitable for children of nine years or ever. The subjects of plant and animal life are dealt with in great detail, and there are comprehensive sections on mammals, reptiles, birds, fish and amphibians as
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      470 27 A large Integrated forest products factory under construction in Pekan, Pahang, requires a personnel Supervisor who will report directly to the Office Manager. Qualifications: Malaysian citizen. At least up to Senior Cambridge level with Grade One, but preference will be given to H.S.C. holders. He must be very familiar with
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      684 27 THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY LIMITED requires a CHIEF CHEMIST at its Butterworth Tin Smelting Plant The successful applicant will be required to familiarise himself with all routine aspects of the Company's laboratory work prior to assuming the position of Chief Chemist In the near future. The Company's well equipped laboratory
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      SLTA rule Hassan can play in Open tournament
      294 28  - SLTA rule Hassan can play in Open tournament GODFREY ROBERT By lIASSAN Wan Mohammed will take part in the Singapore Open tennis championships starting at Farrer Park next weekend. Hassan, who was ruled, a professional by the management committee, was cleared of the charge at a SLTA emergency committee meeting
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      Rugby team told play easy against Japan
      146 28 Rugby team told play easy against Japan THE Singapore team which left yesterday for the Third Asian rugby tournament in Hong Kong were told to take their opening match against defending champions, Japan, lightly. SRU president and manager of the team, Supt. Niaz Mohammed Shah, told them: "We do not
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      KIAT LOK AND TAN IN SHOCK —WIN
      186 28  - KIAT LOK AND TAN IN SHOCK WIN- PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE'S table tennis star Tan Khoon Hong, with the memory of bis shock defeat in the singles still fresh in his mind, played superbly to sail into the quarterfinals of the STTA men's open doubles championship at Kallang yesterday. Khoon
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      Americans lead by 17 strokes
      292 28 rPOKYO, Fri. Scores soared In the wind and rain here today as the United States took a 17-stnoke lead over Japan after the first round of their annual golf tournament In Osaka,. Only Lee Elder, with a three-under-par 68. was able to beat the conditions
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      Victoria shot out for 169
      128 28 DKISBANE. Fri. Victoria D tart Test opener Keith Stackpolr (or two runs, then were mil oat for 189 Jtut after tea. on the openinf day of their Sheffield Shield match •falnct Queensland here today. At close of play. Queensland were 41-2 In reply, ha vine
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      'Lotus' boosts Mac Donald's GP chances
      258 28  -  P. Seneviratne B y ONE man who could come in between Sonny Rajah and the Macao Grand Prix title this month is Hong Kong's John Mac Donald: Mac Donald v/ill be driving a Brabham BT 36 with a Lotus twin-cam engine which was formerly
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      Foolish errors cost us title: Minjoot
      289 28  - Foolish errors cost us title: Minjoot JOE DORAI By KA D I R Suleiman. Yunos Baba and Kway Thiam Hock, who made their debut in the national team for the Vietnam National Day soccer tourn a m c n t are now "near-certainties" for future internationals after their splendid showir^g
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      Hotel Negara edge rivals
      41 28 HOTEL NEGARA edged Bridge stone 2-1 In a friendly soccer match at Tangltn Barracks yesterday. Arshad and Dino scored for Hotel Negara. and Anr.uar for Brldgestone. Stlhl Chainsaws beat Lionltes 4-2 In another match at Geyla ng.
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      556 28 RmL CASIO AS 8D P^<^B M 8-digit display portable electronic fl^ \^J calculator, battery operated. Zero M suppression. Constant multiplication and V I/^S division with floating and fixed (0-4) K^fJ^^ Jm .^m decimal system and full underflow. -JW Size: 7.1 cm (H) x 14.6 cm (W)x 22.0 cm (D). P^t
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      88 28 JOINT ANNOUNCEMENT FREE PUBLIC CONCERTS National Theatre Trust and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited are pleased to announce that in conjunction with the Bank's 40th Anniversary Celebrations, OCBC is sponsoring 3 free public concerts by the National Theatre Chinese Orchestra and Choir at the following places, dates and times: j: PATES
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      Jumbo Jet impresses American jockey in workout
      344 29 \EW YORK, Fri. Jumbo M Jet, champion of Singapore and Malaysia, had his second workout yesterday since arriving from Singapore on Tuesday in preparation for the Washington International at Laurel on Nov. 11. Veteran U.S. Jockey Nick Shuk, who put the New Zea-land-bred
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      San Marcos can beat his rivals
      598 29  -  EPSOM JEEP I By- £AN MARCOS can beat a moderate lot of Class 1 sprinters in Race 4 at Bu kit Timah today. The four year old son of 2,000 Guineas winner Silly Season impressed in a 7f race on this course last month
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      SELECTIONS
      35 29 Race 1: LARA; Bigg Jt»ns Rice 2: DOLLAR SEEKER; Ali Raca 3: TALLULAH; Bayman Rac« 4: SAN MARCOS; Cinsa Rjce 5: NOVEMBER SUN: Citing Cumiljng Raca 6: MONACO; Court, em Raca 7: PHALZ; Progressive.
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      805 29 GOING FORECAST: Good 2.30 MARA CLASS 5 2F SCURRY (cjtchweifhts 12.0) BLUI JIANS +14-ID (Spore PC) 'TUfilH 11 MR. ITCHY 14-ID (S'pora PC) rVJI,. J II LARA 14-lb (Sri Lara PC) bTm.. is HISM COPPIt +10-16 (Sri L»a PO <_» 14 BBRSRIOCI +S-lb (8 gor PC) i«.«« «VUB
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      Splendid trial by Cameron Highlands
      94 29 fAMERON HIGHLANDS, a fancied runner in Race 8 at Bukit Timah tomorrow, strode out fluently in a 3f workout in 45 in yielding going yesterday. Puncbee was impressive in a 3f run in 40 3/5. Inde-' pendence II did 3f in 44. Thunder Court showed
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      Move to match Ali with Bugner
      228 29 Move to match Ali with Bugner T% ETR O I T, Frl. Former world heavyweight champion Muhammed All was offered U*****,000 yesterday to fight European heavyweight titleholder Joe Bugner of Britain here in January. Detroit lawyer Alphonso Fuller, who plans to promote the bout said All had accepeted offer. All
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      205 29 Congratulations to CITY HOTEL Kuala Lumpur on their official opening from GUTHRIE WAUGH (M) SDN. BHD. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT Representing:PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO., LTD. EAGLE STAR INSURANCE CO., LTD. THE LONDON ASSURANCE. MARINE EQUIPMENT Copper Bo3t Lomps, Anchor's, Approved Life Jocket, Compass, Zinc Anodes. Ship's Steering Bross Hose Coupling, Woter Pumps, Boat
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    345 30 Vietnam peace pact only 'af ter all issues solved' NIXON: 'NOT A DAY BEFORE' WASHINGTON, Fri. PRESIDENT Nixon insisted in a televised broadcast last night that the draft agreement for a Vietnam settlement would not be signed until all remaining Issues were resolved. Mr. Nixon declared: "We are going to
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    Bank rate up
    23 30 BONN Frl— Wtst Germany s central hank yesterday railed Its bank rate from three-and-a-half per cent to four per cent—Reuter.
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    The weather
    17 30 WEATHER f?rrca*t for today from 6 r m till midday Isolated showt-rs in late morning.
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