The Straits Times, 17 November 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Lock icon Big alert in Ireland as Heath flies in
    229 1 Big alert in Ireland as Heath flies in BELFAST, Thurs. Prime Minister Edward Heath arrived here today for a 36--hour fact finding visit to Northern Ireland amid one of the toughest security operations ever mounted In the province. Thousands of troops and plainclothes policemen were deployed at the city's military
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    Rollei to go public next year
    403 1 25 pc offer of shares THK Kollei camera group in Singapore, which is planning a three-fold increase in capital investment up to $220 million in the next three years, will offer a 25 per cent partnership to local investors next year. The group, which
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    Lock icon No haven in Havana?
    390 1 Castro seeks pact with US to ban hijacks WASHINGTON, Thursday PRIME Minister Fidel Castro's Government yesterday called on the United States to open immediate bilateral negotiations for a treaty banning all types of hijacking. The Cuban Government statement read over Radio Havana and monitored here said
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    Lock icon Six Pak PoWs escape
    51 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Six Pakistan army officers recently escaped from a prisoner of war camp at Fatehgarh. 280 miles (185 km) southeast of New Delhi. Defence Minister Jagjivan Ram told parliament today. He said the PoWs. all officers, had dug a 47 metre (51 yard) tunnel.
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    Lock icon Japan's $550 m fair deals
    109 1 Japan's $550 m fair deals rpOKYO, Thurs. Japanese businessmen are believed to have concluded deals worth more than US$2OO million (about $550 million) at the Canton trade fair which closed yesterday, business sources said today. A record number of 2.600 Japanese representing trading houses and manufacturing firms participated In the
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    Lock icon New charter
    31 1 TOKYO, Thurs. Prime Minister Kirn 11-sung today toid Japanese visitors that North Korea was likely to have a new constitution next December, a Japanese report from Pyongyang said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Indon-Malaysia sea patrols
    73 1 JAKARTA, Than. Indonesia and Malaysia will hold Joint patrols in the Malacca Straits. and in the South China Sea, the Indonesian military commander for Sumatra. Lt.-Gen. Ahmad Tahir has aald, according to Antara news agency. Gen. Tahir said both countries had common interests to preserve peace in
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    Lock icon DIAMOND SOLD FOR $2.27 M
    63 1 DIAMOND SOLD FOR $2.27 M GENEVA, Thurs. A pear-shaped diamond weighing 55.91 carats fetched a European record of three million francs (about $2.27 million) at a sale by Christie's, the London auctioneers, here today. The previous European record lor a diamond was C 263.692 (about $1.79 million), paid at a
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    Lock icon China likely to buy 12 to 20 VC-lOs
    175 1 China likely to buy 12 to 20 VC-lOs DEKING, Thurs. British plane makers seem likely to win an order from China for between 12 and 20 VC-10 jetliners, reliable sources said today. This should be enough to reopen the disbanded production line of the rear-engined aircraft. The sources were commenting
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    Lock icon Hanoi: No peace pact changes
    362 1 Hanoi: No peace pact changes p A R I S, Thurs. 1 North Vietnam today announced It will "accept no arguments in favour of possible changes" in the draft Vietnam peace agreement. Speaking at the opening oT the 16th session of the semi-public peace talks, Hanoi's chief negotiator Mr. Xuan
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    Lock icon Aussie cholera toll now 41
    48 1 SYDNEY. Thurs. Australia* confirmed cases of cholera rose by one to 41 today and the Federal Government announced It was urgently considering a tightening of quarantine proceIn INDONESIA. 4.300 people have died of cholera since January, the Health Department reported today. Reuter, AP.
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    Lock icon Indians take over post
    42 1 CRAWFORD. (Nebraska). Thirs. About 50 Indians today took over the former headquarters of an historic cavalry post here and threatened to bum It down unless a 360-acre (145 hectares) site of land win handed to the Indians Reuter.
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    18 1 LONDON. Thars. At the Tower of London, a bastion has fallen. Women may now be Beefeaters. AP.
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      PARIS TALKS
      60 1 PARIS, Thurs. After the talks, Hanoi delegation spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le said he did not expect more than one meeting between Tho and Kissinger. Le said: 'If Mr. Kissinger shows goodwill, the details about the signing can be settled within one hour." Only after the signing would there
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      LAIRD TO QUIT
      18 1 KANSAS CITY, Thurs. Secretary of Defence Melvin Laird said today be would resign —I PI.
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      77 1 LONGEST HIJACK THAT WASN'T: PAGE 14 Price of beef to go up? PAGE 8 WORLD NEWS Pages 2, 3. 4. 5 RALPH appeal 6 GOLD BARS murder trial 9 MP calls on Toa Payoh residents to fight vandals It CRISIS in INF 11 HOTELIER divorced 15 CHI'A warns of health
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      Lock icon KENNEDY PLANE WRECKAGE FOUND IN WOOD
      172 2 KENNEDY PLANE WRECKAGE FOUND IN WOOD I ONDON, Thurs. Wreckage of the aircraft in which President John Kennedy's brother, Joseph, was killed during the Second World War has been found in an eastern England wood. A team of nine men, led by a police constable, had spent six months searching
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      Lock icon Ex-Minister jailed
      54 2 KINSHASA. Thurs. Former Zaire Justice Minister Ndala Kashala was yesterday sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment and his property was ordered confiscated by the Supreme Oourt on charge of embezzling public fund-s worth 28.249 zaires. The national news agency Azap reported that the public prosecutor had demanded a life
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      Lock icon NUN GETS NEHRU AWARD FOR HELPING OUTCASTS
      195 2 NUN GETS NEHRU AWARD FOR HELPING OUTCASTS J^EW DELHI, Thurs. Mother Teresa (above) the Yugoslav-born Catholic nun who works among the outcasts of Calcutta, was given the 1969 Nehru Award for International Understanding yesterday. The award a citation and 100,000 rupees (about M 535,000) was handed to her by President
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      Lock icon Thai boycott worries Japanese
      506 2 TOKYO, Thurs. 1 The Government and leading businessmen expressed concern today over a reported anti-Japanese campaign in Thailand and said it must lead to changes in Japan's economic penetration of the country. The Foreign Ministry said It was awaiting a report from Ambassador Masato Fujlsakl. who
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      Lock icon We're on your side, Chou tells small nations again
      203 2 JJONG KONG, Thurs. Premier Cbou En-lal has said that China is firmly opposed to "bignation power politics and hrgemonism of the bif bullying the small and the strong bullring tbe weak." the New China News Agency reported today. Mr. Chou was
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      Lock icon More violence as Brazilians go to the polls
      154 2 More violence as Brazilians go to the polls RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. Shooting and clashes between rival political factions were reported last night as Brazilians voted in nationwide municipal elections. v The election campaign has already been marked by gunbattles and death. And an estimated 100.000 troops and police have
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      Lock icon China order
      28 2 TOKYO, Thurs. Japan's Nissan Motor Co. reported today it has received an order for 10 of its Cedrlc 2.600 custom deluxe passenger cars from China. AP.
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      Lock icon Woman power at UN
      52 2 ]\EW YORK, Thurs. Madame Jeanne Martin Cisse made her debut yesterday as the first woman president of the IN. Security Council. Madame Cisse, 46. of Guinea, became president f- r November under the alphabetical rotation system used by the council's 15 members in choosing president <
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      Lock icon Soviet 'spy' sparks off mini cold war in Hong Kong
      394 3 Soviet 'spy' sparks off mini cold war in Hong Kong SPECIAL BRANCH BID TO DEPORT RUSSIAN HONG KONG, Thursday. fHE captain of a Soviet ship and agents of Hong Kong Police Department's Special Branch were locked in a mini cold war today over police attempts to deport an alleged Soviet
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      Lock icon Anne goes over the limit once too often
      224 3 Anne goes over the limit once too often LONDON, Thuxs.—Princess Anne (above) may be prosecuted for drlvlnu a sports car too fast on a motorway, a police spokesman said last night. The 22-year-old daughter of Queen Elizabeth had been stopped twice this month, the police said, and consideration was being
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      Lock icon Jute lost
      35 3 DACCA. Thurs. Fire swept through 39 large warehouses yesterday destroying Jute worth £5 3 million at Khulna. the third most important industrial town in Bangladesh. Six people were injured in the blare. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mice havoc
      23 3 <THENB. Thurs. Many pending trials are having to be postponed here because mice have devoured flies in the civil court. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nyerere gets another pledge of love
      226 3 Nyerere gets another pledge of love I OND O N, Thurs President Amin of Uganda said in a TV interview shown here last night that he did not Intend to nationalise any British property. But he accused Britain of propaganda against Uganda, and called again for an end of technical
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      Lock icon HUGHES HOAX ACCOMPLICE FREED
      119 3 HUGHES HOAX ACCOMPLICE FREED NEW YORK. Thurs. Rl--11 chard Suskind, the man who collaborated with Clifford Irving on the Howard Hughes autobiography hoax, was re-united with his wife yesterday after serving four months of a five- months' Jail term. He said the experience "wu watershed (or me. It wu the
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      70 3 OTTAWA. Thurs. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's Liberal Party has a two-seat edge over the Conservatives In the Canadian House of Commons following recount of votes In a Southeast Ontario district. Recounts In other disputed districts are still to come. Mr Norman Caflks defeated Mr. Frank McOee
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      Lock icon Human rights decade
      43 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. The General Assembly has unanimously decided to launch a "decade for action to combat racism and racial discrimination" to be Inaugurated on Dec. 10. 1973. on the 25th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Poll gives Brandt a head start over Opposition
      262 3 BONN, Thurs. The two parties in Chancellor Willy Brandt's Left-Liberal coalition are given a clear lead over Dr. Kaincr Barzel's opposition Christian Democrats (CDI) in the latest public opinion poll published here yesterday, three days before West Germany's crucial parliamentary elections. Over
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      Lock icon Fishermen rescued after ten-day ordeal
      114 4 Fishermen rescued after ten-day ordeal pERTH. Thurs. Twelve shipwrecked Japanese fishermen told yesterday how 16 ships passed their tiny life raft before a vessel spotted and rescued them. The men spent 10 days without food after their wooden boat sank east of Mindanao Island in the Philippines on Oct. 22.
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      Lock icon BANKER IN WILL PLOT GETS TWO YEARS AND £2,000 FINE
      190 4 I ONDON. Thurs. Mexican banker Eric AT>a-Teran was sentenced to two years' Jail yesterday for forging a will Ira ving widow 21-year-old blonde model Penny Brahms, one shilling and four nude photos of herself. Alba-Teran. known as the Due d'Antin.
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      Lock icon Curfew after shooting
      56 4 DACCA. Thurs. A curfewhas bran imposed in Jhalakatl. about 80 miles southwest cf Dacca af'.er "miscreants" shot and killed a former freedom lighter and local leader of the ruling Awaml League's student wing. Tne curfew was Imposed immediately after the incident last night. Police arrested is people
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      Lock icon Suharto on new kind of war in S-E Asia
      289 4 PARIS, Thursday. PRESIDENT Suharto warned of a new and different kind of war in South-East Asia based on subversion and ideological conflicts after the settlement in Vietnam. "Even after a ceasefire is reached in Vietnam, there is a possibility that this
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      Lock icon Chiao ends tour with a call on Sir Alec
      222 4 Chiao ends tour with a call on Sir Alec l ONDON, Thurs. ij China's Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-Hua concludes two-day talks here today on Vietnam, Middle East and European developments with a call on British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Dou-glas-Home. Sir Alec paid his first-ever vis.t to Peking only
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      Thais ban Review
      59 4 BANGKOK. Thurs. Thai police this week banned circulation of the Far Eastern Economic Review on charges that an article in the magazine "painted an untrue portrait about the royal dyr.asties and made up some false stories." The oolice complaint took issue wi.h portions of an article wriuen
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      Lock icon Cricket to the sound of bottle tops
      152 4 A DELAIDE. Thurs. A An all-night cricket match will be played here without floodlights on Nov. 24 and 25. The players are members of the South Australian Blind Cricket Club. Their aim is to raise £1.400 to enable them to play in the
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      Lock icon More backing for ban N-tests draft
      302 5 Voting soon on 13-nation proposal NEW YORK, Thur«. 13-nation Pacific and Asian draft resolution aimed at stopping French nuclear tests in the South Pacific is gaining growing support despite French attempts to muster opposition to it. The co-sponsors, from Australasia, Asia and South America,
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      Smashing end to a wild chase
      113 5 TWO State Highway Patrolmen escorting one of two suspected bank robbers to the FBI office in Greensboro, North Carolina on Wednesday. The two held six hostages and demanded a jetliner for their escape. They were arrested after their car rammed into a highway roadblock
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      Lock icon Thoughtless thief
      48 5 GRAND RAPIDS (Michigan). Thurs. The burglars didn't even wait until the show was over. Mrs. Phyllis Symonds told the police that two youths crashed through her front door and stole the US$2OO TV set she and her four-year-old daughter were sitting before on Tuesday night UPI.
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      Lock icon Wolves kill villager
      50 5 ISTANBUL, Thurs— A Turkish villager, who tried to beat off hungry wolves with his bare hands, was found torn to pieces today, next to the corpse of a wolf he had strangled during the struggle His body was icund RjrM Inegol. 80 miles south-east of here. Reuter.
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      18 5 WARSAW. Thurs. Poland and Thailand have decided to establish diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level —UPI.
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      Lock icon Apollo 17 trio go into quarantine for Dec. 6 moondate
      294 5 Apollo 17 trio go into quarantine for Dec. 6 moondate CAPE KENNEDY, Than. Apollo 17s astronauts slowed their training pace yesterday and began a three-week medical quarantine for their Dec. 6 launch to the moon. Mission commander Eugene A. Oman, command moduf pilot Ronald E. Evans and geologistlunar module pilot
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      Lock icon Surrendering in the best of company
      118 5 CYDNEY, Thurs. A draft dodger shook hands with Prime Mlnlsier William McMahon last night after a political rally and said: "Mr. McMahon I want to be arrested." Seconds later In front of a chanting crowd, he Ml The chief of the Special Branch of
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    Dr. Goh to address London business conference
    170 6 Dr. Goh to address London business conference FkEFENCE Minister Goh Keng Swee, will leave for London tomorrow morning for a two-day conference on business opportunities in Malaysia and Singapore. The conference, the first in a series on South-east Asia, is organised by London's Financial Times and co-sponsored by BOAC. Dr.
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    Motorist fined
    32 6 MOTORIST Eu Kok Th»l was lined 1100 by a magistrate's court yesterday for cutting across the centre double-white lines and colliding with a lorry at Havelock Road on June 27.
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    44 SPINSTERS APPLY FOR HDB FLATS
    57 6 A TOTAL of 44 applications have been received for the Housing and Developing Board flats under the spinsters scheme since August. All confirmed spinsters are eligible for these flats on condition that they group with at least two other women with at least one
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    'Unreliable witness, incredible evidence' says QC
    282 6 REPORTER: CHRISTINA CHEANG PATRICK George Ralph, 49, sentenced to two years' jail for defraading his Auckland-based insurance company of $102,784 was described by a QC in the High Court yesterday as being "an unreliable witness who gave incredible evidence." anH^H Mr. R.K. Davidson submitted
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    KILLED—LAST MAN ON TRAIN
    95 6 KILLED— LAST MAN ON TRAIN THE ripped rear portion of the passenger coach in which guard Harry Chua was killed when three water wagons smashed into it on Wednesday. Eye witnesses said Chua was about to get off the coach after seeing the last passenger down but he was too
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    A TOWN THAT HAS NO HEALTH OFFICER
    100 6 mAPAH (Perak), Thurs. 1 The lack of a health inspector for this town of nearly 10,000 people for the past four months drew criticisms in the town council meeting last night. DAP councillor Mr. Loh Jee Mcc described the situation as "shocking" as
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    3 months for man who snatched teacher's gold chain
    158 8 3 months for man who snatched teacher's gold chain ABOTJRER Erh Lye Heng, 18, was jailed for three months yesterday for snatching a schoolteacher's gold chain and pendant. He pleaded guilty. Insp. Desmond DOllvelro. prosecuting, said that Miss Glam Lee Chee. a teacher of Out r a m Secondary School,
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    Commercial art exhibition
    65 8 INCHE Sha'arl Tadin. senior Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) will open the first commercial art course graduation exhibition at the National Library lecture hall on Nov. 24 at 5.30 p.m. Works by the student-mem-bers who have completed their two-year course at the Singapore Commercial Art Society will be displayed.
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    RAFFLES FIGURINES AS SOUVENIRS
    65 8 TiIIE Tourist Promotion Board has commissioned ceramic 1 ari'st Aw Kng Ktvang to produce eifht-inch (25mm) ceramic i.ttfines of Singapore's founder, Sh- Stamford Raffles for sale us tourists souvenirs. Ihis Is to encourage people with artistic skills to offer tourists with a greater ranre of souvenirs.
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    'Beef price will go up' forecast
    310 8  - 'Beef price will go up' forecast R. CHAN DRAN By A GROUP of Thai cattle importers claimed yesterday that the price of beef would continue to rise in Singapore because ;i syndicate was trying to corner the cattle import business. A spokesman for the group said that the syndicate had
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    Air exercises affect SIA, MAS flights
    181 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thirty MAS and eight SIA flights will be affected by Integrated Air Defence System exercises next Wednesday and Thursday. Two MAS flights one from .Singapore to Malacca and the other from Ma-lacca-to Singapore have been cancelled for both days. Both the
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    Poly dance
    34 8 THE Singapore Polytechnic Engineering Society will hold a dance at the Singapore Hilton tomorrow night. Tickets at $5 per couple are available at I the Union House in Prince EdI ward Road
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    'Untold misery' of an NCO married to model
    176 8 FASHION* model Nellie Eramanis, 24, was sued for divorce yesterday. Her husband, Noel Albert Harris, 26. a non-commissioned officer with the Maritime Command, told the High Court that she became a social escort in July 1968, and a week later they became
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    Winning Toto numbers
    36 8 NUMBERS picked In yesterday's Toto D-aw No 91 72 were 46. 13. 9. 19 and 11. The additional number was 26. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 12. 30 and 45.
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    Three-day stamp talks in S'pore
    65 8 Three-day stamp talks in S'pore A THREE DAY preliminary Federation of International Philately Conference meeting will be held in Singapore from Dec. 15 to 18. The meeting, to be held at the Hotel Negara. Is to confirm the formation of a Continental Confederation of Philately for Asia and Australasia. Japan,
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    $4,800 fine for four who broke jobs law
    144 8 $4,800 fine for four who broke jobs law JjX)l'R employers were lined a total ol $4,8(M) last week for infringing the Employment Act. In a statement yesterday, the Labour Ministry said Starlight Timber Products Co. Ltd. was fined a total of $3,300 for employing four non-citizens without valid work permits
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    CURBS ON ILLEGAL LOTTERY KINGPIN
    91 8 A LOR STAR. Thurs. A Kulini businessman who was arrested recently by the Anti-Corrup-tion Agency for operating a bit illegal lottery syndicate in Kedah has been restricted for three years to Pencaranr, in Johore. The order was issued by the Ministry of Hotnr Affairs. It
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    Anniversary celebration
    36 8 Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng. the Minister lor Education, will attend the Singapore Women Physical Education Teachers Society's 10th anniversary celebration at the Nan Chlau Girls' Hlkli School auditorium on Nov. 30 at 730 p.m.
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    141 8 HAADYAI, Thurs. The families of the six Thais killed by Malaysian security forces a month ago today received $5,000 each from the Malaysian Government. The money was handed to the bereaved families during a short ceremony at Semanaron?: camp here by Major-General Sant Chltpatlma. the Thai
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    'Singing gunman' held in police swoop
    152 9 'Singing gunman' held in police swoop I^UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. Police detained five robber suspects, one believed to be the "singing gunman," in a swoop on two hide-outs here this morning. They seized a .38 Smith and Wesson revolver loaded with four rounds of ammunition, three screwdrivers, a transistor radio
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    Lunch talk
    39 9 MR. Llm Kolc Beng. a chartered accountant, will speak on "Merchant Banking In Singapore" at the Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore luncheon meeting at the Chinatown Room. Imperial Hotel, on Saturday at 1 15 p.m.
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    WITNESS: I WANTED TO CHEAT PLOTTERS
    605 9  -  BEN DAVIDSON Gold Bars Murder trial By A F 0 RMER painter agreed at the Gold Bars Triple Murder trial yesterday that he went along with a plot to kill three men because he wanted to cheat "the conspirators" of money. Fernando Lee Beng
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    Buddhist Union annivejTsajry
    35 9 THE Buddhist Union will celebrate its 35th anniversary on Sunday with a day-long programme at Its premises in Jalan Senyum, off Changi. Tomorrow, there will be a vegetarian dinner for invited guests.
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    Warning to those who shelter fugitives
    110 9 Warning to those who shelter fugitives P)LICE warned yesterday that stern action would be taken against anyone found harbouring; wanted criminals and other underworld members. "Offenders are liable on conviction to a maximum of seven years' imprisonment and also a fine under the Penal Code," a police spokesman explained. The
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    Get-together for 3,000 pensioners
    53 9 THE Singapore Government Pensioners Association mill hold its annual get-together at Changl Beach Park Restaurant. Nlcoll Drive, on Saturday at 4 pm. The get-together Is open to all 3.000 pensioners In Singapore. Those Interested can contact Mr. L.P. Anthony at 49, Jalan Jambu Ayer. Singapore 21,
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    Move to discourage too many from studying sociology
    379 9  -  LEE SU SAN By SOCIOLOGY has been such a popular subject at the University of Singapore In the last three to four years that a seminar was organised yesterday to discourage too many students from taking the course. In the last academic
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    Bid to save tigers
    59 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Trustees of the World W.ldlife Fund. Malaysia, will meet next week to decide on the steps to be taken to save the tiger from extinction. The fund's headquarters estimate that fewer than 5,000 tigers exist in the world today, compared with some i
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    Suspension off bald shipyard apprentice lifted
    241 9  - Suspension off bald shipyard apprentice lifted GERRY OE SILVA By A PPRENTICE Koh Tze A Jin, who was suspended for seven days with pay by Sembawang Shipyard after he shaved his head bald following a row over hair, was told yesterday that his suspension has been lifted. Tze Jin, 19,
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    The champion speakers
    42 9 The champion speakers LION Chapter won the overall championship trophy in the Dale Carnegie Alumni Association speech contests held in conjunction with its recent convention at the Singapore Hilton. The Judges were Mr. E. Perelra. Mr. Kenneth Seah and Miss Jasmine Chelllah
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    Union query to banks on extra pay
    198 10 Union query to banks on extra pay rpHE Singapore Bank Employees' Union has asked the managements of 22 local and foreign banks here to confirm that its members would be paid their annual wage supplement before Dec. 15 this year. In identical letters to the banks, the union said that
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    Barker's date
    29 10 THE MlnUter for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, will present certificates at the kindergarten graduation to be held by Onraet Road community centre on Sunday.
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    APPEAL FOR ADOPTED DAUGHTER'S RETURN
    98 10 APPEAL FOR ADOPTED DAUGHTER'S RETURN RETIRED lorry driver Sinan bin Niam yesterday made a tearful appeal to his 18-year-old adopted daughter who has been missing for four months to return home. For Encik Sinan, 59. the most Important thine was still the safety of his adopted daughter Sa'amah (above). "There
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    $4,000 gift by cabmen to hospital
    82 10 $4,000 gift by cabmen to hospital THE MP for Jurong, Mr. Ho Kah Leong, yesterday presented a $4,000 cheque on behalf of the Taman Jurong Taxi Service to the Chung Hwa Free Hospital. Mr. Ho Is also the chief adviser of the service. Mr. Sim Boon Woo. MP for Changl,
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    Divorce for hairdresser assaulted by husband
    113 10 Divorce for hairdresser assaulted by husband HAIRDRESSER Teb Chwee Hoi was granted a divorce yesterday from her husband, a former police constable, living just a few doors away from her flat in Commonwealth Drive. She said that It was on Chap Ooh Meh night two years ago that her husband,
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    AUSTRALIAN STUDIES COURSE AT NANYANG UNIVERSITY
    164 10 A SENIOR lecturer in political science at the Australian National University, Mr. I. F. H. Wilson, will soon introduce the first course of Australian studies at the Nanyang University. According to a Reuter report, a Foreign Affairs Department spokesman, who announced this in Canberra
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    New Minister takes oath
    68 10 THE Prime Minister's Office yesterday announced that Mr Chal Chong Yll. MP tor Bukit Batok, has assumed offlce as Minister of State (Education) He was sworn in by the President yesterday morning. Mr. Chal was to assume duty on Dec. 1. But he has been able
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    MP calls on Toa Payoh fight vandals
    163 10 MP calls on Toa Payoh fight vandals MP for Toa Payoh, Mr. Eric Chcong. yesterday called on residents in the tan to form block committees to comb vandals who destroyed amenities provided by the Housing Board. Mr. Cheong who was speaking at the sale of three blocks of flats by
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    WHY I EMBRACED ISLAM: STEPHENS
    106 11 WHY I EMBRACED ISLAM: STEPHENS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Tan Sri Mobamed Fuad Stephens says he embraced Islam because he believes Islam to be the true religion "which deserves and must have my full and complete allegiance." The Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia added that "there have been those who think
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    NPB seminar a at hotel
    69 11 NPB seminar a at hotel THE National Productivity Board will hold a two-day seminar and workshop on "How to select the right management Information system for your business" at the Gardenia Room. Shangri-La Hotel on Nov. 22 at 9 a.m. Participation is by invitation and restricted to top managers only.
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    Sultan praises public aid against Reds
    147 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Sultan of Johore has expressed satisfaction at the way his people "have come together to eliminate the threat of antl-natlonal elements who are trying to block progress." At a mengadap and Investiture ceremony at the Istana Besar to mark his
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    Row by leaders causes crisis in UNF
    379 11  - Row by leaders causes crisis in UNF P.M. RAMAN Vetri resigns from Chinese Party By THE United National Front is in the midst of a deep party crisis, with the chairman, Mr. Lim Ah Kow, and secretary general, Mr. R. Vetrivelu, pulling in opposite directions. Chances are that the UNF
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    Increase in Singapore flag ships 'reflects confidence'
    239 12 Increase in Singapore flag ships 'reflects confidence' rK number of ships flying the Singapore flag has increased from 357 in 1969. when the open Registry of Ships was introduced, to 549 at the end of last year. These figures were disclosed In the annual report of the Marine Department Just
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      TWO DILEMMAS
      318 14 JAPAN'S concern over the Impending boycott a of Japanese goods In Thailand is manifest in the recall of its ambassador at. Bangkok for consultations and the decision of Government and business circles to re-appraise Thai-Japan aid and trade relations. Thai students, restless and politically idle since last November's
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      PAT ON THE BACK
      202 14 BEHIND the arrest and prosecution of the five- man gang of robbers sentenced to a total of 24 years in jail lies a story of skill, hard work and dedication by the police. Magic formulas for detection are found only in fiction where knowall sleuths name
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    Lock icon THE PRIVATE WAR OF A JAPANESE OFFICER
    533 14  -  YUKO NAKAMIKAOO By rpOKYO: A 50-year-old X Japanese army officer who, alone and wounded, continues to flint a private war, is obeying to the letter instructions he received 27 years afo at a crack wartime espionage school. Sub- Lieutenant Hir o o Onoda
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    Lock icon Peron is all set for return today
    1247 14  - Peron is all set for return today JAMES NELSON THE MAN WHO LIVED OS MYTHS By DURING his 17 years in exile Joan Peron, whose return to Argentina has been set for today, saw four military and three civilian Presidents come and go. He could claim to have played a
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    Lock icon THE LONGEST HIJACK THAT WASN'T
    698 14  - THE LONGEST HIJACK THAT WASN'T JACK CAVANAUGH By YEW YORK: The Southern AirA1 ways DC-9 hijack over the weekend was one of the strangest in the annals of aviation history but it was NOT the longest in either time or mileage. The plane was taken over by three black gunmen
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    Man 'used as shield' in forest gun battle surrenders
    225 15  -  N.G. KUTTY By 4 MAN who claimed that he was "used as a shield" during the gun battle at Labrador Forest Reserve In Pasir Panjang last month, has surrendered to the police. He walked into Queenstown police station on Nov. I—
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    Order for canned curry cancelled
    127 15 SOUTH VIETNAM has cancelled a million-dollar order for canned curry which a local firm has been exporting for *he past two years. Amoy Canning Co. <S) Ltd. as a result had to retrench about 60 workers since the 500,000-cans-a-year contract was cancelled. "Actually the demand
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    Cooking lamb
    22 15 NEW Zealand Lamb Information Bureau will conduct a lamb cooking demonstration at Kamala Club. Moulmeln Road, at 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Smoky lorry
    28 15 LORRY driver Koh Lian Tung was fined $40 yesterday (or driving, a lorry that emitted excessive smoke along Upper Serangoon Road on July 13 last year.
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    Man who had gun gets 3 years
    92 15 Man who had gun gets 3 years NO AIK HWEE. 33, was Jailed yesterday for three years for unlawful possession of a .38 Smith and Wesson revolver in a house in Jalan Mandar, off Chua Chu Kang Road, at 12.45 p.m. on Nov. 7. The fourth district court heard that
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    Scholarships offer
    49 15 THE youth section of the PAP Whampoa branch Is offering 10 scholarships of $50 each for Primary Six students and 10 scholarships of $100 each for Secondary Three students. Application forms are available at the branch in Block 5. Jalan Tenteram. The closing date is Nov. 30.
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    Litterbug fined
    29 15 HAWKER Ng Kirn Hoe was fined $20 yesterday for littering a common passageway with fruit wrappers at Lorong 1. Toa Payoh. on June 10. He pleaded guilty.
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    Hotelier Philip Seow is divorced
    419 15 Hotelier Philip Seow is divorced SAME FLAT, BUT FOR 3 YEARS THEY HARDLY SPOKE TO EACH OTHER pOR three years, hotelier Philip Scow Chung Ming, 31, and his Swedish wife Cecilia lived together in the same flat but in separate rooms, the High Court heard yesterday. They hardly spoke to
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    Deer horns recovered
    26 15 KLANG, Thurs. Deer horna worth 523.000, stolen from a Russian cargo ship here on Tuesday, have been recovered. A man has been detained.
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    CUSTOMS SEIZE $50,000 CRACKERS
    103 15 CUSTOMS SEIZE $50,000 CRACKERS /CUSTOMS seized about Kj $50,000 worth of firecrackers and fireworks from a store in the Bales-tier-Toh Payoh area yesterday. A Customs spokesman said they had a tip-off at noon yesterday that a few packets of contraband fireworks were in a shop in the city area. They
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    Car books
    27 15 MOTORISTS who renewed their licences on or before Oct. 31 can now collect their registration books at Counter 12 at the ROY in Middle Road.
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    London holiday failed to settle their quarrel
    212 15 London holiday failed to settle their quarrel A BUSINESSMAN "^sent his wife to London for a holiday after a "violent" quarrel so that they could reconsider their ways towards each other, the High Court heard yesterday. But the five-month vacation in 1969 did not help, and yesterday boutique owner Chong
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      118 15 FAVRE-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 aate, it has a second crown for winding and sett.ng the alarm mechanism.
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      740 15 On your TV and Radio a Tk v. p P n if. vu n if J-M W Pfopunme Summary IJ4 Middle School Mithematics 3.M PM Opening and Where The 1.J5 Hey Presto, Its Rolf $7 Wonder WofM of Sports Heart Is J-E Sports. Piride 3.1S Chahaya Neraca 7.53 Programme Summary
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    5 ways to aid workers in small factories
    428 16 5 ways to aid workers in small factories GROUP EFFORT NEEDED, SEMINAR TOLD COLLECTIVE effort by small industries, employer associations, workers themselves, the NTUC and insurance companies will ensure the wellbeing of workers in Singapore's small factories. This Is the view of Dr. Phoon Wai Hoong, a medical adviser with
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    Hari Raya charity sale at
    99 16 envoy's home rwATIN Badariah AbdulLf lah, wife of the Malaysian High Commissioner in Singapore, will host a Hart Raya charity sale at her residence. Rumah Malaysia, on Nov. 24 from 10 a.m. to noon. Malaysian-made handicrafts, the latest hand-printed batik voile. Johore ceramics. Sarawak pottery.
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    OF ART, ARTISTS AND FRIENDLY RIVALRY
    176 16 OF ART, ARTISTS AND FRIENDLY RIVALRY SINGAPORE artists should all work together to promote the level and development of art here, Encik Sha'ari Tadin, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture, said yesterGay. At the opening of an art exhibition organised by the Singapore Water Colour Society at the Chinese
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    $3m study loan for expressway scheme
    123 16 $3m study loan for expressway scheme THE Asian Development Bank loan to Singapore to finance technical assistance for a feasibility study of the central area expressway system and for detailed design of the high priority northern section of the system will amount to about $3 million. The loan was approved
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    100 FAMILIES MAKE WAY FOR NEW PUB HQ
    134 16 MORE than 100 families living in government quarters along Somerset Road have moved out to make way for the new $32 million PUB headquarters. The PUB headquarters will occupy part of this stretch of land acquired by the Government. All have moved
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    Ministry: No reports of probation sackings
    259 16 Ministry: No reports of probation sackings nnHE Ministry of Labour has not received any complaints so far from the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO) or the NTUC on dismissals of industrial workers on "probation." "If they write lo us, we will ask for proof and find ways to rectify the
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    276 17 WREN two mentally-unmatch-ed singers team ap, they can expect clashes on a lot of scores. But rarely the Lee sisters. "And that's mainly because we're sisters!" Ann Myongsook and Mary Kyungsook the Korean soprano dno said on arrival last night from Bangkok where they had
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    Dr. Toh to open seminar
    191 17 Dr. Toh to open seminar qnHE Minister for Science A and Technology. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will open a seminar on the stimulation of industrial research activities In developing countries at the Regional English Language Centre on Tuesday at 10 a.m. The seminar, which will close on Dec. 4 is
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    Teachers unhappy over delay in promotions
    400 17 Teachers unhappy over delay in promotions TEACHERS r e unhappy over the delay in their first big promotion exercise under the newly re-structured education service. The Singapore Teachers' Union suggests that the Education Ministry consider "compensating" teachers for the "long wait" by fixing an effective date for the promotions. The
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    Passport charge denied
    56 17 LEONG Kam Kirn. 22. yesterday denied having a Malaysian restricted passport bearing three forged Singapore Immigration visit pass endorsements without lawful authority at Woodlands checkpoint at 9.30 a.m. on Aug. 29. His case will be heard at the second magistrate's court at 9.30 a m. on Nov.
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      364 18 When children don't speak their minds Jtf IS S Masie Kwee's article on "Faceless Parents and Frightened Children" (S.T., Nov 10) is thought provoking. What makes our children frightened or their parents faceless? Does our system of education teach or encourage the
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      Refuse on the left side of the road left behind
      296 18 Refuse on the left side of the road left behind THE following incident occurred on Nov. 9. It was x not the first time but it is hoped that it would be the last. The trade refuse of the shophouses along North Bridge Road between Middle Road and Bras Basah
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      NO CHOICE BUT TO MAKE A HASTY RETREAT
      140 18 NO CHOICE BUT TO MAKE A HASTY RETREAT rE balloting of Housing Board flats usually takes place when the flats have been completed and are ready for Immediate occupation. But when the Sin Mm Road flats at Upper Thomson Road were balloted on Nov. 7 most of them were uncompleted
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      25 18 A s a participant of this £L yea,r's Puffin Writing Competition. I would like J° know when the results would be out PARTICIPANT. Singapore 3.
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      Eyesore at the end of the road
      96 18 I DOUBT whether the men responsible for living an additional artistic touch to the new housing estate opposite the Redhill housing estate have any real sense of beauty. For example, a few stone benches studded amongst a large piece of forlorn grassland with
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      Discovering whether a child can take biting criticism
      266 18 AFTER having read Masie Kwee's article, "Case of the tactless teacher" (ST., Oct. 13), and the comments by "Old Timer" (S.T. Oct. 25) and "Nil" (ST., Nov. 10), here's something I found on poster with the heading "Children learn what they live."
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      79 18 ris time for the Traffic Department and the PWD to consider placing "No O Turn" signs at larg! road dividers, before more embarrassing cases of "Hawser Acqutted of mak ing a U turn" is reported in our newspaper. poriea In this recent case the hawker has to spend a large
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      194 18 ALL EXPENSES PAID HOLIDAY TRIPS TO y^^^^^^^^'^r HONG KONG BANGKOK on «k ■V#% OTHER PRIZES, %M IN CASH AND V^# ESSO PRODUCTS ESSO ROAD SAFETY COMPETITION /ojP&\ HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH (ffBISTHE NATIONAL SAFETY FIRST V^#7 COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE IST PRIZE HONG KONG AND PRIZE 'BANGKOK A holiday trip to
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      Arriving 10 days later
      49 19 Arriving 10 days later THERES need for improvement in the air mall services to Australia. It is lneed a poor state of affairs when letters take 10 days or more to reach Perth. 4J hours Hying time away. I once arrived home BEFORE my letter. HORRIE BROWN. West Australia.
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      The view from the other side of the counter
      378 19 The view from the other side of the counter CIVIL SERVANTS AND THE PUBLIC ]^|ANY a time I have had occasion to read in your columns grouses made by the public against civil servants. Being a former clerk in the Immigration Depot I was particularly concerned when I read "Disillusioned
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      When ROY's new Hq is ready
      125 19 Govt replies I REFER to Mr. P. A. Tobutt's letter headlined "It's a real wonder the staff can remain so polite" (S.T., Nov. 7). The ROY had on Sept. 15 commenced computerisation of motor vehicle registration records with a view to decentralisation of renewal
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      62 19 I REFER to the letter by "Worried Resident" (8.T., Nov. 4). Police records show that there were no reports from any residents of Jalan Tupal compialnlng about falling rocks and debris from the construction site. If your correspondent has any specific Incident of such nature, please report to the Offlcer-in-Charge,
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      67 19 REFERENCES Is made to IV the comments of "Researcher" (S.T., Oct. 26) on what happens when a public holiday falls on a Saturday. "Researcher" may be Interested to know that this question is now before the High Court for determination on the legal Issue. The court reserved Judgment. This case
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      68 19 I REFER to the letter from "Public Concern" (ST., Nov. 3) regarding wastage of water at the Mattar Road market In MacPherson housing estate. Water Department's Inspectors made several spot checks but did not find any evidence of wastage. However, the market's overseer has been advised to keep a check
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      Saving some daylight hours for sports
      220 19 Saving some daylight hours for sports WE are continually strlvtng to produce a more rugged society in the Republic. In order to do this it is necessary that sufficient daylight recreation time be made available to all. To achieve this, would it not be possible to introduce a "daylight saving"
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    Dr. Yap re-elected Methodist bishop on 4th ballot
    194 20 Dr. Yap re-elected Methodist bishop on 4th ballot I)R YAP Kirn Hao, 43, v the first elected Asian Methodist bishop, was re-elected episcopal head of the Methodist Church in Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. He was returned to office after the fourth ballot at the church's general conference at the University
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    Rains cut phone lines in Kuala Lumpur
    139 20 Rains cut phone lines in Kuala Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Continued rains have affected telephone cables, snarling up lines as well as creating traffic congestion on the road. Irate callers today tried to get either the Telecoms Department or the Straits Times to complain of crossed lines, dead lines and
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    Gift to hospital
    33 20 MRS. S. Bhatia. wife of the Indian High Commissioner, will present a gift of bedsheets and towels to the children's ward of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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    Taikong jailed for bringing in illegal immigrants
    100 20 AN Indonesian taikong. Tan Ah Siok, 26, was jailed for three months yesterday for bringing two Indonesians into Singapore at 7 a.m. on Nov. 14. He was also jailed for two months for entering Singapore illegally the same day. He pleaded guilty to
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    Housebreakings
    25 20 EPOH. Thurs About 250 cases of housebreaklng have been reported In the Ipoh area since the beginning of the year until early last month.
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    Graduation day
    26 20 JL'RONG Town Residents' Association Child Play Centre will hold its graduation ceremony and annual concert at Jurong Town Primary School tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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    Youth who ransacked suitcase jailed
    114 20 A HOTEL employee yesterday admitted ransacking a suitcase in the luggage storeroom of the Hyatt Hotel. Shaikh Hussain bin Hassan Mattar, 24, was jailed for three months for committing housetrespass by day by entering the storeroom at 3.16 p.m. on Nov. 15. Inspector Desmond D'Oliveiro,
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    Chua warns of health risks in air travel
    425 20  - Chua warns of health risks in air travel NGIAM TONG HAI 'CHOLERA POSES CONTINUING CHALLENGE' By THK Minister for Health and Home Affairs, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, saiil yesterday the recent outbreak of cholera in Australia and New Zealand among passengers of a jumbo jet highlighted the importance of Military
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    CHURCH CAN HELP TO CURB YOUTH DRUG ABUSE
    156 20 CHURCH CAN HELP TO CURB YOUTH DRUG ABUSE ■pHE drug problem plaguing youth of many countries today could be curtailed if church officials and lay members took a more active role in educating young people against drug abuse. I Mr. 8.0. Mary, of Manila, secretary of the temperance department of
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      477 21 RDC TECHNICAL ADVISER Realty Development Corporation of Malaysia Berhad proposes to appoint a Technical Adviser, responsible to the Management, to advise on technical matters relating to existing and proposed land development schemes in West Malaysia He will be based in Kuala Lumpur and applications will only be considered from Malaysians.
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      600 21 COST ACCOUNTANTS AND FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANTS Required A reputable Group of Companies requires the services of: (A) COST ACCOUNTANTS (B) FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANTS (C) ADMINISTRATIVE CUM ACCOUNTING ASSISTANTS Requirements 1. Malaysian citizens above the age of 25. 2. ACMA or passed in at least part IV Examinations of the Institute of Cost
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      881 21 SALESMEN WANTED. International Pharmaceutical Company requires energetic salesmen to be based In Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Johore Bahru. Applicants must be Malaysian Citizens, age 23-30 and have at least 2 years' selling experience. Good prospects and remuneration for the right candidates. Apply in own handwriting together with non-return-able photograph to
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      850 22 classified advertisements Classrtied Advertisements MW GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS /Singapore only: 50 cents i wotd. Minimum |7.50 for IS words. Telephone Service Announowmonta LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS For natural facelifting. brown patebes. acne, all skin conditions, regular facials, postnatal and spotreducing consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Bveclallat and Physiotherapist with
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      600 22 FEMALE CLERICAL CLINK wanted Cnlrese aged 19 to 23 Unit have paa.ed Secondary 4 and conversant will typing, filing and elementary bookkeeping. Preferably with some experience. Please enclose photo (nonreturnable) and any testimonial. Starting salary $100 to $170. Box A ***** ST. B'pore. Application! are Invited from Singapore clllxeni for
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      753 22 EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN URGENTLY REQUIRED by a large wood factory In Jurong. Duties: Electrical and mechanical maintenance and repair. Pleaae apply with full particulars, salary desired to P.O. Box 104. Taman Jurong Post Offlce. B'por* 22 QUALIFIED WOMAN TEACHERS REQUIRED by English aided Secondary School. English graduate! for Upper Secondary. Science
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      732 22 SCHOOLBOY to work as offlce delivery boy. Temporary till end December Salary $120.00 p.m. Call personally between 10 a.m. 12 p.m. Chopmen Enterprises. 47 The Arcade (2nd Floor) Singapore 1. FEMALE CLINK/TYPIST with knowledge of correspondence Mandarin essential Apply Tee Llan Construction 1238 A, Upper Berangoon Road. Singapore (19). MANACER
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      718 22 WANTED 3 female outdoor salesgirls Chinese or Malay. Write or apply personally to: UJalha Traders. SO- A Room 6. High Street, Spore 0. WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES GIRLS. Apply personally at Supreme Rouse, 829. Penang Road, from 10.30 a.m. to 0 p.m. Automotive Engineering Company requires for immediate employment t.ie following
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      920 22 PART time CROUP: Season Greeting coming soon! Anybody can earn more money being Joining the PARTTIME Group For easy sell Chriat maa New Year Card! (latest pattern plastic type). No vacancies for Ist and 2nd group! Hurry! Hurry! Join tne 3rd group! Call at: 6. Mohamed Sultan Rd. S 9
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      784 22 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED, detached bunga'ows. air-conditioned 18. 20. Mattock Rise. 27 Chlltern Drive. 122. Branksome Road. Flats 32 Jalan Kechil P/Distncts 13. IS. (Spore) *****7. UNFURNISHED LUXURIOUS APART MENT Tomllnson Road $750: Seml-Detached Bedok Garden $330; In furnish Flat Eng Khong Park $260: Rooms available various district. $80-$430 Spore *****3 MODERN
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      897 22 2 BRITISH COUPLE and 4 with families in the same firm will be down by the end of November Houses and apartments between $600- $1,800/- will be considered before their arrival. Contact Vivien *****6 B'pore. COMPANY requires 3 o furnlihed or-more bedroom apartments houses in-same-row in February/March 1973 preferably In
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      4631 23 classified advertisements H ANNOUNCtMtNT/PERSONAL/ Singapore only: a %M*« Minimum >20 fo, 20 words. QUALIFY POR A CARIIR la dressmaking Dressmaking classes conducted by experienced Instructresses starting 20.11.71. Enquiries Tel: 80*133 Spore. RIOAL SCHOOL'S BIOINNIRS' engineering courses: Surveying/levelling. City Guild. Electrical Engineering, radio servicing *****9. GIRL* 1 PUBLIC SCHOOL, Ullesden Hawkhurst,
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      702 23 CARRIER, SANYO, WISTINQNOUSI. Phllco. Frlgldalre new/second-hand spllt-systsm, package alr-condltloners Acma, Pan Electric 2-doora refrlge rators, ice-maker. H.P. /Rental Sunlit* (Spore) *****, *****. *****. CURTAIN*, UPHOLSTIRV Fabrics. Carpet. Carpet tues. Wallpapers. rural ture Interior Deelgnlng etc.. OS. Interiors. 401. River Valley Road. Tel: *****6. *****1 Spore weekdays 9 a.m. 6 p.m.
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      457 23 UNDIRTAKI CONTRACT* for general renovation, metal 'fencing mosalc/terraxxo tiling, carpentry, masonry, painting etc Ring *****1 <?*> T «J» 500 pm daily) ai Kok Decoration Contractor, 60 Sims Avenue. B'pore 14. POR A RIALLV INJOYABLI outing anytime. Oo with A High Bocietv Lady Escort 248-C. Orchard RoaJ ******"* Man4mrtn Boul >
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    $45 mil tax aid for industry
    226 24 $45 mil tax aid for industry THE Government had to forego duties totalling more than $45.2 million last year in granting duty exemptions to industries and the Public I'tilities Board on industrial raw materials and fuel oil. Details of these exemptions are given in the 1971 annual report of the
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    LEE HAS GOT IT WRONG SAYS GUYANA WRITER
    139 24 LEE HAS GOT IT WRONG SAYS GUYANA WRITER -TIEORGETOWN, Thurs. \J A Guyana newspaper columnist has taken issue with the Singapore Prime Minister's description of the Caribbean as a deculturalised, calypso-type society. Writing in the Guyana Graphic yesterday the columnist Lucian said Mr. Lee Kuan Yew failed to understand the
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    Aussie group in for investment survey
    113 24 AN eight-man Australian investment survey mission arrived in Singapore last night for a week-long visit. Led by Mr. L.P. Duthie. first assistant secretary of the Department uf Trade and Industry, the mission comprises senior government officials, members of the Export Development Council, and representatives
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      354 24 pin wifip/if^] +W advertisements \*m?2J GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore only: 30 ctnti i *ot(J. Minimum $7.50 foe IS w«ds. °*tf2§££23£!£* X ANNOUNCtMENT/rERSONAL Support only: I wo"> Minimum »20 for 20 woids. (Cont. from Page 23) Boata yacht* to* Ml* so H.P. IVINRUDI and 55 h.p. Johnson outboard, both electric stsrts and
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      193 24 niiian j TONNIR LORRY, Datsun Pick-up. Mazda Bongo 1000 Station--30. Jalan Noveoa Barat. Tel: *****2 8 port. HiOO JAGUAR 1*37 3 1 litre many spares Inclusive 2', litre engine. Interesting history Offen around $18,000. Phone B'pora *****9 evenings. TRIUMPH MIRALD IMI MklV alrcondltloner. tape-recorder and aceessorin Ro«d tax 31.1.73. Insurance
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      338 24 Vehicle* wanted URCINTLY RIQUIRID good ueed can. Immediate eaah paid. Contact 69. Kllllnvy Road Mr. Tan ***** V 8 pore. WANTID TO BUY PIUCIOT 404, 1963. Accident free one owner. Ring Charm *****8. WANTID 0000 UIIO CAR Urgently. Please contact 8. Dempeey Rood. Spore 10. MR. AHMAO BAMAOMAJ urgently required
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      Lock icon Kingston fight in doubt, says Durham
      219 25 Kingston fight in doubt, says Durham YEW YORK, Thurs.— 11 The heavyweight title fight between champion Joe Frazier and No. 1 challenger George Foreman in Kingston, Jamaica on Jan. 22 is in doubt, says Frazier's trainermanager Yank Durham. Durham says that while Frazier's US$B5O,OOO guarantee is on deposit In a
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      Lock icon England fail to impress in 1-0 victory
      323 25 LONDON, Thurs JJNGLAND opened their 1974 World Cup soccer campaign with a lacklustre 1-0 win over Wales in a European Zone Group 5 qualifying match at Ninian Park in Cardiff last night. But despite Colin Bell's winning goal in the 34th minute It
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      Lock icon LEINSTER FALTER IN FINAL MINUTES
      165 25 DUBLIN, Thurs. The New Zealand AU Blacks Rugby Union team beat Lelnater. Ireland, by 17 points to 9 at Landsdo wne Road, Dublin yesterday when the home side looked set for victory. Two handling mistakes In the last 10 minutes cost Lelnster a place In
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      Lock icon lOC CALL FOR OFFERS TO HOST GAMES
      164 25 lOC CALL FOR OFFERS TO HOST GAMES LAUSANNE (Switterland), Thurs. The lOC ye»terd»y invited applications from anyone prepared to boat the 1976 Winter Games foJlowinj the withdrawal as host of Denver, Colorado. In so doing the lOC formally quashed rumours that an attempt may be made to abolish the Winter
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      Lock icon Foster is confident
      93 25 N*W YORK. Thurs. Bob .-oster, confident he can beat Muhammad All in their upcoming 12-rounder, Is holding only light workouts at this snowcovered Lake Tahoe resort In Statellne. Nevada. After an exhibition of sparring yesterday. Poster played the organ for a crowd of spectators at the Sahara-Tahoe
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      Lock icon Duran keeps title
      71 25 ROME, Thurs Italian Carlos Duran retained his European junloi middleweight boxing title In Schlo last night when Jacques Kechlchlan was disqualified in the 14th round after the French challenger had looked set tor victory. Spanish referee Fernando Perottl warned Armenian-born Kechlchlan for ducking low In the ninth
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      Lock icon Casanova sets 2 world marks
      82 25 ROME. Thurs. Leopoldo Casanova of Italy yesterday set two new world motor boat speed records on Sabudla Lake. one In the two-litre Inboard class over one kilometre, and the other over a distance course of 24 nautical miles. In the two-litre class he boosted Italian
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      Aussies 24-9
      29 25 LONDON. Thurs. Australia, who lost the rugby league World Cup to Great Britain on Saturday, trounced the St. Helens dub 24-9 In a friendly match last night.
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      Lock icon IT'S THE MVP SMILE
      52 25 DICK Allen, of the Chicago White Sox, smiles broadly during a news conference yesterday at Chicago after he was voted the "Most Valuable player" in the American League by the sports writers. The only other MVP winner in White Sox history was Nellie Fox in 1959.
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      Lock icon Smith slumps to shock defeat in Round Two
      288 25 Smith slumps to shock defeat in Round Two ONDON, Thurs. Wimbledon champion Stan SmltA slumped to a shock defeat by New Zealand's Onny Parun in the Dewar Cup Indoor tennis tournament in Nottingham last night. The 25-year-old New Zealander completely outplayed the American star, winning a strangely onesided second round
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      'Mr. Lu' will play in S'pore Open
      189 26  - 'Mr. Lu' will play in S'pore Open E. FRIDA By LU Liang Huan and Hsieh Mm Nam, who gave Taiwan their first win in the World Cup golf tournament in Melbourne on Sunday, will compete In next year's Singapore Open golf championship at Bukit course. This good news was brought
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      'No' to Ali
      37 26 LUSAKA. Thurs.— The Zamblan Ooveinment has rejected an application by former world heavyweight champion Muhammad All to visit Zambia later this month. All was to have staged an exhibition fight during his visit here.
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      Jumaat returns to ring
      244 26  - Jumaat returns to ring G. ROBERT By JUMAAT Ibrahim, Singapore's flyweight boxing champion from 1962 to 1970, who quit the ring last year, will make a comeback in the hope of fighting in the SEAP Games here next year. Jumaat, 32, a battlehardened campaign- er who has fought In the
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      S'pore ideal venue for karate meet: Tada
      169 26  - S'pore ideal venue for karate meet: Tada Peter Siow By JAPANESE eighth dan karate master, Selgo Tada, believes that Singapore will be a popular venue for the first Asian Pacific karate championships in February. Tada, who will be the chief Judge In the national selection karate tournament at the Singapore
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      Tel Aviv team qualify
      56 26 MADRID. Thurs.— Tel Aviv 1 Mapoel women's team qualified for the second round of the European Cup-winners Cup basketball tournament last night on aggregate despite a 45-44 defeat by Spuln.s crefT squad The Tel Aviv team had won 60-35 In the first leg In Olon. near
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      Two-all draw
      21 26 United Vegetable Oil drew 2-2 with the Dutch Club in a friendly soccer match at Oillman Barracks on Wednesday
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      Easy victory
      16 26 Banque de Indochlne beat BOAC 7-1 In a friendly soccer match at Oillman Barrack*
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      Rough play our main worry, says Dr. Lin
      340 26  - Rough play our main worry, says Dr. Lin JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE must beat defending champions South Korea and Indonesia to win the King's Cup soccer tournament which starts tomorrow at Bangkok, according to team manager Dr. Lindy Lin. Dr. Lin. who led the team to Bangkok yesterday morning said:
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      SLTA WILL NOT SEND JUNIORS TO AUSTRALIA
      103 26 SLTA WILL NOT SEND JUNIORS TO AUSTRALIA THE Singapore Lawn Tennis Association have turned down the South Australian Tennis Club's Invitation to send a junior team to participate In the Australian touring circuit next month. SLTA secretary Hassan Alwi said yesterday: "The expenses Involved are too high for us. The
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      Major upset
      53 26 JAKARTA. Thurs.—lndonesian unknown TJun Tjun and Johan Wahjudl last night overwhelmed All England champions Ade Chandra and Christian Handlnata to win the doubles final In the first world Invitation badminton tournament. The unranked Tjun TJun and Wahjudl downed the No 1 seeds 15-10. 15-10 In 40 minutes In
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      Negara 1-0
      16 26 HOTEL Negara beat Warehousing 1-4) In a friendly socct match at Oillman Barracks yesterday.
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      Lock icon Isaksson will not turn pro
      129 26 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. KJell Isaksson. Sweden's European pole vault record holder said yesterday that he had to turn down an offer to turn professional in the newly formed International Track Association. "I and Hasse Lagerqvist (another first class Swedish vaulter) were offered contracts after the Olympic
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      Quah is best trainee
      87 26 \T ALA VAN Breweries, who A have contributed J500.000 for the promotion of soccer, hare Introduced a Best Trainee Shone to help boost Individual efforts In trainings. Under the scheme, the trainee*' dally Improvements are noted by national coach Michael Walker and the winner is selected
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      Le Bon Roi gets chance to score
      502 27 Le Bon Roi gets chance to score LE BON ROI, an improving young stayer by Matrice, stepped out in fine style in heavy going at Ipoh yesterday. Ridden by apprentice C. C. Koh, Le Bon Roi beat Pilot (Nawari All) in a 3f workout In 41 2/ssec. Le Bon Roi
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      PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY
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      BUKIT TIMAH ENTRIES
      1336 27 A TOTAL of 296 horses have been entered for the Bukit Timah meeting on Nov. 25. 20 and Dec 2 and 3. They comprise 85 horses in Class One, 93 in Class Two and 118 in Class Five. The entries: (LASS 1 (61 or 8f and 6f
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      Jumbo Jet heading for Santa Anita
      122 27 Jumbo Jet heading for Santa Anita 4 FULLY recovered Jumbo Jet is se«/ on left in his stall at Laurel watched by a track security guard. The Singapore wonder horse received a knock on the head when he fell in a collision with Ireland's Boreen in the Washington International race
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      IPOH CARD FOR TOMORROW
      1245 27 ■TTnBH 2.15 CLASS 4. DIV. 5— 6F Ma 42 > SLfl (57.C00 $4,900 to winner) Trh 3 9.0 (tamr. bin fay) SP J. Johnson S 2 ***** MAN OP MARS a (Bakli) E llrrukrlrn 4 1.13 (dd4 3) P Wilton 4 S ***** ISAIILLI il~.iti.llrl Heddlr
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      Dogs are bred here for fights
      423 27 Dogs are bred here for fights TOKYO. Thurs. With a luxuriously embroidered apron slung around his bull neck, Wakanishiki (Golden Tapestry) retired from the ring in the haughty manner expected of an unbeaten granc* champion. He disdained to acknowledge the chfers of the crowd around the ring for a fight
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      171 25 L-J- clear glass jumbo size 'f**^ ashtray ?*3i*i with every bottle P of White Horse ifiWs Scotch Whisky I'c wiuvkV WHILE STOCKS LAST. i' v^^ i Bk 4s» I AsV\ W v^ v JjBL v '■'■>-■ m COLO STORAGE (M) SDN. BHD. £3Q^O/rnson The new Johnson 50 is smaller, faster,
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      58 26 BOXING Armed Forces championships finals (SEA Hall 7 p.m.). SOCCER PARC ko tournament: Port Masters A' v 3SIB (Buklt Chermim; Inter-Oil tournament: Shell v Esso. Mobil v Caltex (Gillman Barracks 6.15 p.m.): Friendly: Still Utd. v Rollel (Geylang); PUB v Kakl Buklt (Fairer Park). SQUASH Police SA annual championships (Thomson
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    245 28 TANKER CUTS SHIP IN TWO Air-sea hunt for 44 sailors ATHENS. Thursday NAVY ships, frogmen and helicopters today searched the sea off Piraeus for 44 missing sailors from the sunken Greek navy troop carrier Merlin but little hope remains of finding any of them alive. The Merlin sank yesterday minutes
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    Cancer cure from papayas
    81 28 Cancer cure from papayas MANILA, Thurs. The common papaya contains properties that could be used to fight cancer, it was announced here today. Philippine scientists seeking alternatives to expensive Imported drugs have found that partaine, an alkaloid extracted from the fruit, has "strong anticancer activity" against lymphoid leukemia cells and
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    209 28 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Publisher Rupert Murdoch warned last night of what he called a new challenge to Journalism from "young men and women with an unquenchaable desire to force their narrow view of humanity on the rest of humanity." He said the challenge, from some
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    33 28 CARS slipped and slithered through the streets of New York nn Wednesday \\hen the area was hit by the heaviest early snowfall in 72 years 17 inches deep. CPI picture.
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    240 28 BONN, Thursday nations have invited the Soviet Union and its allies to begin preparatory talks on Kast-West arms cuts in Kuroj)e oh Jan. SI. Foreign Minister Walter Scfaed announced today. Mr. Scheel said the invitations were sent out yesterday and today in a
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    82 28 MERCHANT ESCAPES FROM GUERILLAS BANGKOK, Thurs. A merchant reportedly escaped from southern separatist guerillas yesterday after being held for ransom for more than two weeks. Reports reaching here said Mr. Slthisak Sac Tlew. owner of a grocery store in the Muang district of Pat tanl. told police he walked away
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    27 28 SYDNEY. Thurs— The Italian liner Achllle Lauro left here for New Zealand this morning after a three-hour delay caused by a bomb hoax. Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    437 28 T ONDON. Thun Equities pared re- ■*■< cent gains somewhat In relatively tninlrr«tr trading and at S p m the Financial Tlmn Index was 3S lower at 490.3. Bargains totalled 10.950 (11.230). ICI. BAT*. Philips Lamps. Plesney. EMI and Thorn were among those to easa but Hawker. Cavenham
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    32 28 HONO KONO. Thurs. Nepalese Prime Minister Kirti Nidhi Blsta opened formal talks In Peking today with Premier Chou En-lai on the second day of his official visit to Peking. Reuter.
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    52 28 MM. KON VONO KIANO nw Lm H« L«n putcd away peacefully 16.11 72 S.2S p m leaving behind her teloved huib*nd. t\x soni. (our daughter*. four MUla-Uw five daughtrn-ln-ltw. 34 grandchildren, three frett (randchildren Cortege leavei 32. Otrdenta Road Sunday. 19 11 72 200 p.m. for Chua Ctu Kane
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    25 28 BANGKOK. Thurs. Executive Secretary U Nyun of Ecafe will visit China next week to urge China's participation in Ecafe. UPI.
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    40 28 DACCA. Thurs. A curfew has been imposed In Jhalakati. about 80 miles (130 kms) southwest of Dacca after "miscreants" shot and killed a former freedom fighter and a local leader of the ruling Awami League's student wing. Reuter.
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    30 28 MONTREAL, Thurs. John Parkinson, the world's secondlongest surviving heart transplant patient, died In Royal Victoria Hospital yesterday more than four year; after he underwent the operation. UPI.
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      617 29  - $145 billion bank conies to town SOH TIANG KENG By THE EUROPEAN Asian Bank a high-powered consortium of six top European banks with combined assets totalling $145 billion opens its first overseas branch in the Republic today. The Singapore branch will play a central role in linking money and capital
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      288 29 Chase leads way into Russia rE Soviet Union has lifted its iron curtain against American banks by allowing Chase Manhattan Bank to set up a representative office in Moscow. Chase. America's third largest bank, has made financial history by being the first US bank to open an office in the
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      268 29  -  CROESUS By Dissatisfied A BANKING friend up country feels rather peeved abobt the service stock brokers rive clients. Recently h gave a selling order "at best" only to find next morning that his order had been transacted at 2 cents below the day's lowest price, which had been
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      214 29 The projector which runs on kerosene A ROUSING a great deal x\ of interest currently In the educational world, especially in developing countries, is an unique Aus t r alian-made film strip and slide projector which runs on kerosene. The projector Is now making its first appearance In South-east Asia
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      Lock icon Rising exports of S'pore made electronic goods alarm France
      365 29 Rising exports of S'pore made electronic goods alarm France rpHE French electro- acoustic industry has issued a warning against what it cails the dangers of growing imports from Asia, especially South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore. In a report published last week, the Syndicat Des industries Electroniques de Reproduction
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      162 29 HONO KONG: The Government has no statutory powers at present to forbid the establishment of more stock exchanges in Hong Kong. This was ttie reply given by the F.nanclal Secretary. Mr. C.P. HaddonCave to a question on stock exchanges In the Legislative Council. It could only
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      New video system from Philips
      202 29 PHILIPS have developed a new revolutionary video system whereby colour programmes can be obtained from a colour television set by playing a video long-playing (VLP) record. According to a Philips spokesman, the system Is currently being test marketed in Europe and is expected to be
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      164 29 Trading at Tokyo Exchange suspended rpOKYO: The Tokyo 1 Stock Exchange president Mr. Tellchlro Morlnaga says circumstances forced the exchange temporarily to suspend trading this afternoon and for the whole of the Saturday session. He said turnover has been running at a high level for a considerable period, creating fears
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      Yen devaluation likely in 1974, says Prof
      485 30  -  AUSTIN MORAIS By THE Japanese yen at the current exchange rate may well be overvalued and a devaluation of It may be on the cards ln 1974. However, this devaluation will be preceded by an upwards revaluation when Japanese reserves exceed the US$2O,OOO
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      COMPANY ROUNDUP
      736 30 BATU LINTANG Rubber reports lower pre-tax profits of $608,466 for the year ended June 1972 against Just over $1 million ln 1970-71 despite a 50 per cent rise in crops to 7.3 million lb. Chairman L.E.C. Letts explains ln his annual statement this was due to the fall
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      An Aussie SEC need not be a bogey
      389 30  - An Aussie SEC need not be a bogey KINGSLEY WOOD By A FEDERAL Securities and Exchange Commission would not be the bogey that everyone seems to expect, according to Mr. G.W. Beames. retiring manager of companies at Sydney Stock ExchangeBut if a SEC does come about it must not be
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      139 30 Mr. Graeme Grimsdale has been ap p oln te d general manager of DBS Chartered On-Une a Joint venture between the Development Bank of Singapore, the Chartered Bank and On-Une HoldIngs. Mr. Grimsdale was born In New Zealand and was educated at Canterbury University. New Zealand, and
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    660 30 MARKETING Of PR and its place in the boardroom IT IS indeed a sad thing that in spite of the growing sophistication of business and the emergence of a class of modern professional managers in Singapore and Malaysia, public relations (PR for short) has still not been accorded the stature
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        63 31 \J. DlUt JIU.UV rC.BC. $15.20 I Darby 8.20 J.A.C. I 5.70 >unlop 6.05 :.N.E. 6.55 I M'sia 2.62 [A. Ind. 3.48 ■ien Hoe 3.28 f. Tobacco 5.45 Jinomoto 3.30 > B.S 3.48 f. Bank 4.74 tobinsons 4.90 irntosa 2.32 3 Store 740 ientini 5.40 IBS 3.82 .40 .35 .30
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        11 31 Cement Tile Ll* Kepont $5.40 —.2 $2.40 .1 $5.10 .1
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        22 31 C. Smears 365.000 Gula Perak 294.000 D.B.S. 271.000 S. MerUn 245.000 Total Turnover: 4.34 M Total Value: $11.22 M
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        39 31 Nov. IS Nov. It Industrials: SU.62 32«.«l 1 Hotels: 221 89 226.26 Properties: Ut.l* S51.lt t Tins: U4.lt 134U t t rabbets: 22«.77 227.25 Dee. M, 1M« IN 1 Dec. SI. INS IN t Pet. t». INt IN
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      1014 31 RIO AND Or-PIR MICH OFFI CIALLY LISTID AT TNI CLO»i OF BUIIHfII IN TNI •IHCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINO ROOMS OP TNI STOCK XCNANOI WITH PRICI MOVIMIMTS IN BRACKCTS YItTMOAV WIMI CLOSING TONE: Industrials, hotels and properties very steady while commodities were dull. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as
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      Index races to new all-time peak
      296 31 Index races to new all-time peak BILLS were again in charge in moderate trading on the Stock Exchange yesterday. The pattern of trading varied very little from that of Wednesday, with second liners moving to the fore on speculative follow through. Blue chips and top quality stocks maintained their steady
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      1575 31 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna (1) 3.60. (1) 3.64. (1) 3.63. (4) 366. A. Tape (1) 2.32. (1)
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      81 31 RIVERVIEW Rubber Estates in the six months ended September 1972 saw pre-tax profits slip to $64,659 from $135,274 In the corresponding period last year. Production was 653.000 kg compared with 654.000 kg last time and net proceeds of sales $515,891 against $598,218. KAMPONG LANJI T Tin Dredging Is paying an
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      202 31 SAB AH TIMBER: Harrisons it Crosfleld which has for many years held over 40 per cent of Sabah Timber's equity in July this year Increased Its stake to 48.7 per cent. Since then it has acquired further shares and now holds 16,482.340 shares In Sabah representing 51.5 per
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        200 31 T«HE Straits Un price In Pcx nmng yesterday Anally reversed Its easier trend of the past eight trading days, rising by $1 25 to $606.25 per plcul on an official offering down 14 tons at 270 tons The overnight London metal price was very steady with
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        54 31 Wednesday Tuesday U«i U»I London 61.0TS 81.V75 Beirut 62. M 62.19 Honifkooc 61. 66 63.02 Zurich 62.008 61.59R 62.258 82.208 Pmrls 62.14 62.3* Singapore (1) ***** 64.173 S Spore (2) 216.30 218.90 (1) Kxport price in non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2> Local dealers prices In
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        RUBBER DECLINES
        392 31 T*HE morning rubber market yesterday was virtually trendies* at levels between half a cent and one cent below those of last 1 Ught. Opening quotations were down following London and there was some early consignment hedge selling. Th>: morning seiislon closed very quiet Levels sagged away In the
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        100 31 t-vAILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday Dee. Jan. IMR SCV IMR 5L IMR S IMR 10 IMR 20 IMR 50 Buj 'en Srllrrs Cents per kg(l— ton Pallet) 107.1 X) 109 00 N (I— ton Pallet) 106.1-0
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        402 31 "POLLOWINO the shake out x of the previous fortnight the market reacted during the week under review, says Holiday, Cutler. Bath In Its weekly rubber review. November ranged from 101 to lO6\ cents per kilo, although this position was comparatively lightly traded at discounts of up
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        21 31 NOV 16. RUBBER: 106 00 cents (down 1.75 cents). JBh $606.25 («p Official offering: 27* tttis (down 14 tons).
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        107 31 /"MINIS! PROOUCI BXCNANOI. v tINCAr-ORt NOON CLOIINO PRICES PIR PICUL VHTCRDAV CMonut Oil: bulk 133 sellers, drum 136 sellers. Ceaws: Mixed loose UK, Cont. (211 B. Pes>*er: Muntok ASTA white f.o.b. 100% NLW 1210 sellers, Sarawak white f.o.b. US'-, NLW $200 seller*. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 9*% NLW 5139
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        36 31 London copper prices on Wednesdf iy (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer £4?6 50 £427. 50) seller £427.00 <£42R.<X|>: Three months buyer £437.00 >£43A.< K>> seller 1438.90 (£430.50). Market ten*: Quiet. Bales: 2 979
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        46 31 In London on Wednesday the palm oil prices of Malayan 9 pel cent CIF UK/N European ports la bulk, sterling per long ton De c. May was quoted at UK (99 sellers o r Coot. 1223 sellers (UKI93 sellers 0 r Cont. 5223 sellers).
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      190 31 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Nov. 16: Local dollars to one unit if Foreign Can-ency J S. Dollar Sterling Pound \ustralian Do liar Canadian Dol lar •Jew Zealand Dollar Local dollars to 100 unit* >f Foreign Currency 3elglan Francs
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      181 31 R ates supplied by P. Murray- Jones International (Spore) 3 mths 7 15/16 8 1/2 6 mths 8 5/8 8 5 8 12 mths S 8 7/8 US Dollars IK Sterling Forward exchange iwaps SPOT 2.3560 ***** 1 mth 69 56 2 mths 114 110 3 mths
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        412 31 MELBOURNE. Thurs—Rises again easily out-stripped falls in bright trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Industrial rises outnumbered falls 124 to 42. highlighted by strong gains among Carlton and United Brewery stocks and selected tobacco groups. Mining rises nearly doubled falls, but most were limited to a few cents.
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        308 31 \JEW YORK. Wed. Profittaking today turned the market lower for the first time In five sessions. In the process, the DJ Industrial average (ell below 1.000 after having closed above this level for the first time ever yesterday. The NYSE common stock index fell 020 to 62.74 while
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        112 31 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednisday 95.12 Tuesd ay 94.44 Week ago 90.84 RVBBKKS Werdnesday 333.78 Tuesday 336.02 Wee't ago 334 09 OILS Wea r.rsday 296.8' j Tuesday 300/ We*.* ago 298 85 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 4 r TuiMdny '185.1. Week apo 483 DOW JONES AVER." iO F INDUSTRIALS Wtidne* Jay 'j9g
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        231 31 HONO KONO. Thurs. Tb- market continued on a steady note with buyers flockli ig to the counters, resulting in K general Increase In prices acr ogg the board at the end of a he aV y day's trading. Some pn jnt takers appeared at the clo* o f
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        41 31 Ob the free eithsnte msr«e« in Hong Koni, yrtlrrday th<- US dtlllf »a» quotrd at 5 «325 for T.T. and 5«75 (or mil. •tsrllni was quoted at 13 If aiui ens tad el leld »v quoted at 42JTS.
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      391 32 engineer BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED have a vacancy for a Barge Engineer in their Equipment Services Department in Seria, State of Brunei. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons aged between 25 and 40. The successful candidate will be responsible for the repair and maintenance of marine and drilling
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      661 32 ELECTRICAL FOREMAN BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED invite applications from suitably qualified staff aged between 22 «nd 35 for employment as Electrical Foreman in their Engineering Department in Seria, State of Brunei. After training the successful candidate will be responsible for the supervision of skilled artisans in the installation and
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      681 32 THE STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1072 I WE INVITE DYNAMIC I YOt'NG SINGAPORE OB I MALAYSIAN MEN AND I WOMEN TO JOIN IS IN IHi^^^^^^l I OUR RAPID EXPANSION p~nr3fi^firsi^^ peocramme in TnB yTjLaUvJLrvj Xf following positions:— 1. Contract Furniture Sales Representatives (3) of either sex with 3 yean
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      810 34 tftk MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL tgm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na 3OC. Jin Ampang KuaU Lu.neur I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia antti sawct n mnon. LivupooL/cowTiHEitT wits T|. Mam Singapore p. Ktlinf Pening Lttdi»g tart BUNCA RAYA B.IS/18NOT 28/24 Not 21/28 Hn LeHawe 20/U, R'dam 2J,L?. B'men 29/12, A'wtrp 31/12. L'pool
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      786 35 TH£ PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTHO 1 RITV ANNOUNCED THI FOLLOWING BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR NOV. 1\ OUT: straat Taurwiga 1/2. Coral Princess 3 4. Eenreocb 8/9. Post Rover 13/14. Aethalla I*. East 8»a 22. Talyo Maru 29/30. Oltnalmond -61/32. Tarantel 33/36. Denelwla 44. Kyojln Maru 47 and Shinun Maru 48. IN:
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      567 35 j^=^<7 SOVEREICN MARINE LINES INC. ATLANTIC/GULF SERVICE Ltadilf far: PASCASOUU, NORFOLK IM MMOEN. N.R.S.A. 41S Sinppora P. Klang Penani Norfolk "LOTUS FLOWER" 21/22 Net 11/21 Net 2S/27 Net 21 Dae N.R.S.A. 43S "*«MEI" IS/20 Dm 21 24 Dec 2S/2S Dtt 2 FM PACIFIC LOGISTICS SDN. BHD. K. LaaMW ***** Pert
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      833 35 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the supply and in.staJsa.Uon of Ckwed Circuit TV System to the Department of Civil Aviation, Singapore Airport, Singapore, 19. Tender forms containing full details and specifications; can be obtained from the Office of the Director. Department of Civil Aviation Singapore Airport from the 17th
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      610 36 SOUTH EAST ASIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BERHAD and I UNIT TRUSTS BERHAD Jl Managers of fj^r J MALAYSIAN INVESTMENT FUND L MALAYSIA PROCESS FUND M IP MALAYSIA SECURITY FUND yl have now moved their Kota KJnabalu branch office to 2nd Floor, Hock Hua Bank Building Lot 2, Beach Street KotaKinabahiSabah. Te1:
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      668 36 UNIQUE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A substantial overseas manufacturing and marketing company seeks a local company or business partnership with good architectural connections and marketing ability for joint venture. Exclusively products being architectural and decorative coatings enjoy a high reputation on all levels and will be readily sold through the country in
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      338 36 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18, 1970 EDITION) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the sth day of December. 1972 at the Official Assignee's Chambers. Supreme Court Building, Top Floor, Singapore 6:Bankruptcy Nos: 246/72
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      801 36 D HDB TENOES Separate tenders are invitee (or carrying out cleansing A conservancy work In all open •ptcea and multi-storey block* of building tor a period of two yean le. from Ist January 1973 to 31st December 1974 at follows:— (1) Buklt Ho Swee Phase I Cont S Phase in
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      879 36 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the following (1) ERECTION COMPLETION of Three Blocks of 16-Storey A Two Blocks of 12-Storey Flats and shops with Living Quarters (Total 1068 Units i at Tetofc Blangah Neighbourhood IV Contract I (2) Term Contract the Supply
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      534 36 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We. Rodyk A Davidson of 24. Chartered Bank Chambers, Singapore, hereby give notice that In consequence of the Intended purchase of a ship by our clients Baltic Marine Incorporate we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section 417 of
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      240 36 ESTATE OF CHVA CHENG HOCK deeeaaed late of No. 21 Seotta Road, Singapore who died on the Bth October 1951 Pursuant to Section 32 of the Trustees Act 1967 all persona Interested in or having claims agalni the estate of the deceased person abovementioned whether aa creditors, beneficiaries or next-of
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