The Straits Times, 3 March 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon GUERILLAS EXTEND DEADLINE 'Extra alertness' at Sirhan's jail
    1499 1 GUERILLAS EXTEND DEADLINE 'Extra alertness' at Sirhan's jail Embassy drama An apology to Sudan and Saudi Arabia Diplomats get six hours reprieve as talks go 0n... 0 SACRAMENTO, Frl. San Quentin prison authorities have ordered "extra alertness and watchfulness" after the guerillas demanded the release of Sirhan B. Sirhan, Senator
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    747 bomb hoax
    59 1 POLICE were called out last night to search for a bomb on board a Qantas Boeing 747 jumbo flight from London, which touch ed down at Singapore air port shortly after 7 p.m.. but it turned out to be a hoax. Tr.e search followed a call to
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    Up go Britain's reserves
    50 1 Up go Britain's reserves LONDON. Fri. The dollar value of Britain's reserves of gold, dollars and other currencies increased by US$26O million last month. the Government announced today. The new total is v.iiued at US$5 918 million compared with $5 658 million in January and $5,646 million in December. Reiner.
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    Police seize 31 pistols
    50 1 JOHOR BARU. Fri— Police here have Mixed a cache of 31 pistols believed to be a former communist ammunitions dump at Tan Sri Taib Andak Felda complex. 30 miles from here. The guns, most of which are believed to be serviceable, were dug up by labourers.
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    Lock icon Paris accord signed
    293 1 WORLD powers to day signed a nine-point plan aimed at guaranteeing a lasting peace In Vietnam. Foreign ministers from 12 nations. Including the United States, Russia and China, pat their signatures to the sixpace document at 3.25 p.m. (9.55 p.m. Singapore PARIS. Friday time), conference spokesmen said.
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    Lock icon Profit takers cause slide in prices
    243 1 Profit takers cause slide in prices A SELLING blitz by profit-takers sent prices falling across all boards on the Stock Exchange yesterday and brought to a halt the dramatic recovery seen in the market on Thursday. In many instances, however, the declines were marginal. Trading In the morning's first session
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    Lock icon Dollar plunges into another crisis
    665 1 Dollar plunges into another crisis BANKS in Singapore and Malaysia suspended all foreign exchange dealings yesterday until further notice, following the closure of major money markets in other parts of the world. (See Page 7). BONN, Friday j^jOST leading West European foreign exchange markets were closed today till further notice
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    Lock icon Gunman held
    26 1 NEW DELHI Fri Security men today arrested a man with a loaded double-barrel gun at the entrance of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's residence. UPI.
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    'Cut rail link'
    24 1 JOHOR BARU. Pri. Johcr Baru Umno today passed a resolution calling on the Government to stop the rail service to Singapore.
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      US MOVE TO FREE HOSTAGES
      95 1 US MOVE TO FREE HOSTAGES WASHINGTON, Fri. William Macoiiber. m wnior State Department official, is on his way to Khartoum to "assist" I hi- Sudani-NT (.ovrrnmrnt in thi ir efforts to free the croup of diplomats held hostage by Arab guerillas, a State Department spokesman said today. I In- spokesman
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      DOLLAR: FRANCE GIVES UP
      37 1 DOLLAR: FRANCE GIVES UP BONN, Fri. The Bank of France gave up Its lone tupport of the dollar after one hour of hectic buying, and France closed its exchanges in concert with other Common Market countries. I'PI.
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      Lock icon NIXON ON THE DOLLAR
      34 1 WASHINGTON, Fri.—President Nixon said today there would not be another devaluation of the dollar and predicted the currency would survive the present International attack on It. Renter. (See this pagr)
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      Lock icon REUNITE WITH CHINA? NEVER, SAYS TAIPEH
      228 2 REUNITE WITH CHINA? NEVER, SAYS TAIPEH T»AIPEH, Frl.— A govA ernment spokesman said today that Nationalist China "definitely has no plan" to negotiate with the Chinese communists for the reunification of China The spokesman was commenting on the New China News Ajgency report quoting Mr. Fu Tso-yl, vicechairman of Peking's
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      Lock icon Student leader shot dead
      54 2 GALLUP (New Mexico), Frl. An Indian student leader from the University of Mexico was shot and killed here today after an abortive attempt to kidnap GaJlup's mayor. Larry Casuse, 19, and another unidentified Indian were reported to have seized Mayor Emmett Garcia at gunpoint In his
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      QANTAS MAN ACCUSED OF BOMB HOAXES
      90 2 SYDNEY, Frl. A Qantas Airways employee was charged In special Federal court today with Involving the airline in three bomb hoaxes. The court was told that one hoax delayed for four hours a Jumbo flight en route from Singapore to Sydney earlier this week.
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      Lock icon Reds still threat to Thailand despite ceasefire: Praphas
      332 2 Reds still threat to Thailand despite ceasefire: Praphas BANGKOK. Frl. Deputy Prime .Minister Gen. Prap h a s Charusathien said today Thailand continued to face dancers from communists despite the ceasefires in Vietnam and Laos. Gen. Praphas told reporters that although the ceasefire in Vietnam looked firm now the situation
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      Lock icon Good progress
      31 2 PARIS, Pri. The United States and China have made progress towards settling financial problems but need to •conduct more negotiations to reach an agreement. American official said today— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Varsity talks
      28 2 ATHENS. Pri. Premier Oeorge PapaUopoulos today met university senates and student councils from all over Greece in an attempt to resolve the month-long university crisis. AP.
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      Lock icon Getting posters unstuck
      68 2 PARIS. Frl. An election candidate has found a "magic potion" to beat the perennial problem facing French politicians one candidate's posters being glued on top of another's Mr. Bernard Tides, a Refor- mist candidate here in Sunday's general election, said he has smeared his peters with an
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      Lock icon Israeli offer to pull back troops
      454 2 Israeli offer to pull back troops WASHINGTON, Friday ISRAELI Prime Mi nister Golda Meir has offered to pull buck from the Suez Canal but said Israel would not agree to any pie-conditions by Egypt on a final line for the withdrawal. In making this offer, Israel was willing to take
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      Lock icon Beware of Red bloc—warning
      182 2 Beware of Red bloc warning JJRITISH Defence Secretary Lord Carrington advised the Western Alliance yesterday to be cautious in pursuing a policy of detente with the communist bloc in Europe Warning the North At- r lantlc Treaty Organisation (Nato) against being lulled Into a sense of false security he said
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      Disarm call by two Premiers
      61 2 NEW DELHI. Frt— A joint declaration by India and Mongolia today called for a world conference on disarmament. The declaration signed by Prime Mim.si.er Indira Gandhi and Mongolian Prime Minister Yumjagi in Tsedenbal said the •holding of a world conference on disarmament in the near
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      Lock icon S. KOREAN CURB ON FOREIGN INVESTORS
      125 3 S. KOREAN CURB ON FOREIGN INVESTORS SEOUL, Frl. South Korea will not allow foreigners to Invest more than half of the capital needed lor joint venture projects with local businessmen. Deputy Premier and Minister for Economic Planning Tae Wan-sun said today. Mr. Tae said the action is needed to prevent
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      Lock icon Iraqis go gay in streets over oil pact with IPC
      184 3 Iraqis go gay in streets over oil pact with IPC BAGHDAD, Frl. People marched and danced in the streets of Baghdad and other Iraqi cities before dawn yesterday in jubilation at what is regarded here as a highly successful compensation agreement with the western-owned Iraq Petroleum Company IPC). The agreement
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      Lock icon World money reform: Experts meet in Jakarta
      364 3 World money reform: Experts meet in Jakarta JAKARTA, Fri MONETARY experts from nine South east Asian countries and a representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today began a twoday meeting here to discuss world monetary reform. The meeting will put forward recommendations to the Committee of Twenty established by
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      Lock icon Pledge by Nixon to fulfil 'American Dream'
      153 3 Pledge by Nixon to fulfil 'American Dream' WASHINGTON, Fri. President Nixon asserted yesterday that his plans to hold down social spending had been misunderstood, and declared he was Irrevocably committed to fulfilling the "American Dream" lor all Americans. Mr. Nixon, in a State of the Union message to Congress outlining
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      Lock icon Bangla leaders among seven shot dead in new flare-up
      119 3 ¥\ACCA, Frl. Seven \3 people, two of them ruling Awaml League leaders, have been shot dead In new violence in Bangladesh, according to police sources today. Hemen Kumary Roy. president of the Awami League in Dinajpur. about 180 miles north of
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      Lock icon EGYPTIAN WAR MINISTER! ENDS VISIT TO RUSSIA
      71 3 MOSCOW. Frl. Egyptian War Minister Ahmed Ismail All left Moscow for home today. Gen. All was the official guest of Soviet Defence Minister Andrei Grechko. Marshal Grechko had three separate talks with the Egyptian minister and was at the airport to see him
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      61 3 MEXICO CITY. Pri. The Mexican Congress has approved Presldnt Luis Echeverria's month-long tour of Canada. Britain, Prance, Belgium, the Soviet Union and China starting at the end of next month. It will be the longest tour made by a Mexican president and the major aim will
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      Lock icon 'A strike every week' ultimatum by railmen
      324 3 'A strike every week' ultimatum by railmen LONDON, Friday 'pHK strike situation worsened today after militant train drivers threatened stoppages every week unless their wage demands were The ultimatum came as the country recovered trom a 24-hour railway standstill on Tuesday, and gas. motor and non- medical hospital workers continued
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        52 3 MIAMI. Frl. A party of 28 Cuban refugees and eight captive crewmen have arrived at the British Caribbean Island of Grand Cayman aboard a 60-foot fishing boat reported to have been hijacked at a Cuban port. The refugees, 12 men, seven women and nine children, were given tjmporary asylum by
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        35 3 BELFAST: BrilMi troops swept into a guerilla stronghold in the Belfast ghettoes today and claimed thry captured an Irish Republican Army commander and seven other gunmen while soldiers held off a mob with riot guns.
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        31 3 KARACHI: The Pakistan Government has engaged a team of French experts as consultants to study the feasibility of a report prepared by Soviet experts for the planned steel plant outside Karachi.
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        29 3 CANBERRA: The first diplomatic delegation from China arrived here and was met by hundreds of flag-wav-ing, cheering supporters. The group, headed by Mr. Chn Cbi-chien will establish an embassy.
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        24 3 LONDON: The stateowned British Overseas Airways Corporation won government approval today to buy two more Boeing 747 airliners for delivery late this year. Agencies.
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      A pledge by Great Powers to support peace pact
      787 4 A pledge by Great Powers to support peace pact Twelve-go vt declaration on Vietnam lays rules to report ceasefire breaches PARIS, Fri. The international conference on Vietnam today issued i final declaration which solemnly supports the Jan. 27 peace settlement and pledges the Great Powers to respect the national rights
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      Lock icon No provision for the use of military sanctions
      528 4 No provision for the use of military sanctions was also backed by the Hungarian and Polish Foreign Ministers, conference sources said. There was no intervention by Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Peng fei. However. U.S. Secretary of State William Rogers said the only commitment at the parties at the conference was
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      Lock icon U.S. GIVES $150 MILLION LOANS TO PAKISTAN
      81 4 WASHINGTON, Frl. United States has announced two development loans totalling US$6O million ($l5O million) for Pakistan. This Is the first development aid package for Pakistan In the present financial year, which began on July 1. 1972. At the end of the previous financial
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      Defeat for Lynch: Cosgrave gets ready to take over
      333 4 Defeat for Lynch: Cosgrave gets ready to take over DUBLIN, rri. The Irish Republic .voted out Us Government today and Prime Minister Jack Lynch prepared to hand over hi.s job to Mr. Liam Cosjrave. 52-year-old leader of a left-of-centre coalition. Mr. Lynch, while declining to concede formally until the last
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    Thirty witnesses for Robinson's fire inquiry
    149 5 Thirty witnesses for Robinson's fire inquiry JLjORE than 30 witnesses will be called at the Robinson's fire public inquiry which opens at the Supreme Court on Monday. It is understood that about 10 representations have also been made to the three-man Commission of Inquiry headed by Mr. Justice Chua. The
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    Women's new year party
    43 5 Jalan Tenteram community Centre women's sub-committee will hold a Chinese New Vear-and-Hari Raya party at Kamala Club tonight. Dr. Augustine HH Tan. Political Secretary in the Prime Minister's Office, will present scholarship awards to 28 students of Whampoa constituency.
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    50 homeless
    21 5 PENANO. Fri About 50 people were made homeless last ni(?ht when fire destroyed four terrace houses in Irving Road.
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    Ministry offers 30 study awards to Pre-U One students
    129 5 Ministry offers 30 study awards to Pre-U One students THE Education Ministry is offering 30 scholarships to outstanding Preuniversity One students who are Singapore citizens or children of citiens. The scholar ships are valued at $480 per annum each. Successful applicants will also enjoy remission of school fees. The one-year
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    Envoy presents credentials
    42 5 THE new Hungarian Ambassador here. Mr. Ferenc Turi. presented hi.s credentials to President Sheares at the Istana yesterday. Mr Tuii. who ls currently th< Ambassador to India, replaced Dr. Peter Kos and will ccrtinue to reside in New Delhi.
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    Rice loan
    40 5 KUALA LUMPUR. FTI. Mal.iysia is to give a further loan of 10.000 tons of rice to Indonesia. Last November. Malaysia sent 20.000 tons of rice to the republic to help reduce the shortage there due to poor harvest.
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    Kheng Moi learns to write with her left hand
    241 5  - Kheng Moi learns to write with her left hand WONG LAI WAH By SHORTHAND -Typist YEO KHENG MOI (above) 18, who lost four lingers of her right hand when they were crushed in an electric meat grinder on Feb. 18. is learning to write with her left hand. Recuperating at
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    When small abuses anger public...
    141 5 POLICE public relations officer. Mr. Lawrence S.H. Loh. yesterday urged police officers to remain within the law. Failure to do so would only destroy public respect for the force, he said in a talk on Public Relations Practices and the Role of the Policeman at
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    STORE CANDIDATE FOR NURSING FELLOWSHIP
    86 5 SINGAPORE Trained Nurses Association has selected Mr. Heng Kheck Tong, a nursing officer at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, as the Singapore candidate for the 3M-Interna-tional Council of Nursing fellowship. He will compete with candidates from more than 6) countries for the $15,000 fellowship to be
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    SAF live firing exercise
    48 6 SAF elrcraft will conduct live firing and bombing training at the Southern Islands live firing range at Pulau Pawal from March S to 9. Dally live firing times will be from 10 am. ta 5 p.m. The public should keep away from the range.
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    Lock icon Francine—a natural winner who charmed the judges
    221 6  - Francine— a natural winner who charmed the judges LEE SU SAN By A NATURAL winner that's Francine Maras, an 18-year-old \tggy lass from Down Under whose rood looks and natural charm has won her the title of Miss Endeavour. Why "endeavour"? "Because to win the contest, a girl must try
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    We weren't there, say three busmen on riot charge
    318 6 rpHREE of the 15 busmen 1 charged with rioting claimed in a magistrate's court yesterday that they were not at the scene of the alleged offence. They were conductors Teo Cheng Oeok. 40, Han Choo Yian. 44. and Lav Meng Huat.
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    10 FIRMS FINED $3,340
    61 6 rN companies were fined a total of $3,340 yesterday for not reporting In time, industrial accidents in their premises to the Labour Ministry. Fook Wan Cellophene LJtho Printing Co. Ltd., of Jalan Bukit Merah. paid the highest fine of $700. Another 10 companies were fined a
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    Hotel bell-hop jailed for stealing
    74 6 Hotel bell-hop jailed for stealing A BELL-HOP was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $700 for stealing articles worth about $35 from Hotel Summit. Abdul Rahlm bin Ahmad 21. pleaded guilty to then of a "beeper." five packets of liquified c oap. and a ballpoint pen from Hotel Summit
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    Youth's needs
    21 6 PASTOR James Wong will speak on Youth Needs And Problems at Joo Chiat communi:; centre tonight at 8 p.m.
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    Chit fund director brothers made bankrupt
    259 6 Chit fund director brothers made bankrupt TWO hi others, who had been together iii the chit fund business, were made l>:mkrupt yesterday in the High Court. The elder, Goh Kirn Han, was last managing director of Jamonic Corporation Ltd., now in liquidation. The other, Goh Wee Han, was one-time director
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      35 6 In a icrld of confusion ckiUcr its nice Id look at something calm restful This beautiful clean space conveys the best, wishes of OLYMPIA PLYWOOD UMBER PQODUCIS BEDHAD Proud participants in Singapore's progress. t Grin
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    Successful GCE students queue up for Pre-U classes
    156 7 T ONG lines of suecessful school certificate candidates have been queuing up in the last two days to register for Pre-U 1 classes. School principals yesterday said that the number of applicants this year was greater than that last year because of
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    YMCA day camp for children
    66 7 YMCA day camp for children THE YMCA will hold a day camp for children between nine and 12 from March 12 to 15. I lit- (imp tn bfßin from 9 a.m. to 430 pm. dully us to expose young children to community living MMI encourage self exp: > The lee.s
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    Girl found in lake after GCE exams
    114 7 Girl found in lake after GCE exams THE body of Miss Pit Yuet Ngoh (above), 18, who passed in only one subject in her GCE "O" level (English) examination, was found floating in Juronr Lake, off Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, on Wednesday. i A former student of Buona Vista Secondary School,
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    30 teachers for chess matches
    52 7 SOME 30 teachers from 12 Chinese secondary schools will take part In the Chinese chess championships at the Singapore Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union premises in Sims Avenue today at 3 p.m. The championships will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturdays and 9 a.m.
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    Peoples Front's Tampines branch and clinic still active: Leong
    144 7 THE secretary-general of the Peoples Front, Mr. Lcong Mun Kwai. said yesterday that its Tampines branch and clinic were still nctive despite the resignation of some members. Hp said the branch sec- I retary. two of its executive I committee members
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    Doctors off to China
    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt Nine young doctors from the University o( Malaya Medical Alumni left yesterday for a 14-day autiy tour of China. Another team sponsored by the Malaysian Medical Association will leave next month.
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    Banks halt foreign money dealings
    278 7  - Banks halt foreign money dealings Shan Swee Yong By RANKS in Singapore suspended all foreign exchange dealings yesterday until further notice following the closure of money markets in London, Frankfurt and other "major currency markets in Europe. This is tr:e second 'time in three weeks that banks have suspended dealings
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    Art exhibition
    35 7 THE chairman of Asia Commercial Banking Corporation. Dato Tan Kirn Chua. will open of an exhibition of paintings by members of the Singapore Academy of Arts at Phoenix Hotel today at 3 p.m.
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    Airport theft: Clerk jailed for two years
    210 7 Airport theft: Clerk jailed for two years 4 JUNIOR air traffic clerk was caught by two policemen as he was sneaking out of the airport cargo section with his loot. In the Second District Court yesterday, Hamza bin Ohouse, 23, was Jailed for two years for housebreaking and theft of
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    Seminar on tourism to be held this month
    80 7 Seminar on tourism to be held this month A SEMINAR on tourism management will be held by the Tourism Management Education Centre at Hotel Singapura from March 25 to 31. It will offer residential short rourres and home study courses covering tourism and related subjects. Participation is limited to those
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    $250,000 LAND DISPUTE
    612 9 Court told of sale in error by Official Assignee 10 years ago Hearing adjourned: Respondents given 60 days to file affidavits By BEN DAVIDSON THE High Court was told yesterday of a dispute over the possession of a property now worth about $250,000 which the Official Assignee
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    AN OPEN VERDICT ON BLAIR JOHNSON
    148 9 AN OPEN VERDICT ON BLAIR JOHNSON THE State Coroner, Mr. Ibrahim Burhan, yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of former Straits Times City Editor Blair Johnson. 37. who was drowned in the sea off Pulau Ayer Merbau on Feb. 4. Mr. Burhan said the circumstances under which his
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    Midnight call at Times House by cabby saved day for Janet
    290 9  -  BAILYNE SUNG By BEAMING Jniiet Laura Mills luis reason to he the happiest and most relieved tourist in town yesterday. Only 12 hours before, Janet, 23, a Canadian, was probably the most worried one around. She had lost all
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    Jek to open chess match
    50 9 CULTURE Minister Jek Yeun Thong will open the second open chess champions! lp tomorrow at Queenstown community centre In Buller Terrace at 3 p.m A total of 42 competitors will vie for the Jek Yeun Thong challenge trophy. The competition will end on March 18
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    Pleaded guilty to drugs charge
    52 9 ALLEN Oabrlel. 23. yesterday pleaded guilty to having two kartooa of Indian hemp. 12 MX pills and 3.16 grammes of morphine on Thurday at about 925 pm at the Woodlands Customs checkpoint. Sentence was postponed pending a chemist's report on March 16. Ball of 11.000
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    TWO-WEEK CZECH FESTIVAL AT THE HILTON
    93 9 TWO-WEEK CZECH FESTIVAL AT THE HILTON A TWO week Czechoslovakian festival will be held at the Singapore Hilton from Wednesday. The festival, organised by the hotel and sponsored by Czechoslovak Airlines and Zlin Co. Pte Ltd., will feature the food, entertainment, customs and culture of Czechoslovakia. Rudolf Zeman. a Czech
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    Taikong fined
    30 9 A TAIKONO. Japar bin Hamid. 19. was lined $20 (or steering a motor launch without a certificate of competency In the outer roads yesterday morning He pleaded guilty
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    Awards for honesty
    36 10 Awards for honesty Mr. Runme Shaw, the chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will present awards to workers In the tourlit Industry for their act* of honesty at Shangri-La Hotel at 10 m on Tuesday.
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    Jail and rotan for man who stabbed ex-mistress
    310 10 A LABOURER, who "surrendered to the police after stabbing a woman who had lived with him as his wife was yesterday jailed for 15 months and ordered to be given three strokes of the rotan. Tan Kirn Hal, 34, pleaded guilty to
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    Sale of fresh mutton for another fortnight
    172 12 Sale of fresh mutton for another fortnight 'THE sale of fresh A mutton in the markets will continue for at least another two weeks. According to livestock importers yesterday, two shipments of sheep from Australia over the past three days will ensure supply for a fortnight. "Besides, we are expecting
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    Adventure Club's canoe expedition
    60 12 Adventure Club's canoe expedition THE Adventure Club of Changl Point community centre will hold its fourth round Singapore Island ranoe expedition (single and double seater) from March 10 to 12. It will also hold an expedtion to Gunong Ledang (Mount Ophlri near Muar In West Malaysia from March 16 to
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    Women! I give up, says Shintaro
    405 12  -  NANCY BYRAMJI: WAN SENG YIP THEY'RE A BIG HEADACHE OFF STAGE FOR SAMURAI STAR REPORT BY PICTURE BY AFF STAGE life's biggest headache for Shintaro the Samurai (above) is women. "Ooh wow! Women!" he said: '•Goddam it: I've been married to one for 12
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    Sardon warns trouble makers at cannery
    95 12 Sardon warns trouble makers at cannery JOHOR BARU, Frl—Communications Minister Tan Sri Sardon Jubir today warned anti-national elements against creating trouble among workers of the Government-owned Pineapple Cannery of Malaya factory at Pulal Sebatang, 47 miles from here. The Government will not hesitate to take action against the trouble makers,
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    Police PR talks
    27 12 POLICE public relations officer, acting Deputy Supt. Yeow Yew Toong. will speak on Crime Prevention Through Community Service at Kota Raja community centre tonight.
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    Man dies in hit-and-run accident
    65 12 Man dies in hit-and-run accident A5O-YEAR-OLD man, Toh Kai, was killed by a hit-and-run car in Braddell Road at about 1140 p.m. on Thursday. Police said the car sped towards Bartley Road after the accident. Eye-witnesses should contact Sepoy Lines police station. In another fatal accident on Thursday. Fung Chow
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    'Military' title for Youth Brass Band—
    236 12 'Military' title for Youth Brass Band THE National Youth Brass Band has been reorganised into the new National Youth Military Band. According to a spokesman from the Extra-Curricu-lar Activities Centre in Northumberland Road, this reorganisation is to provide the opportunity for former members of school bands to continue to play
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    Rail service again
    79 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Normal train services between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, disrupted since Wednesday following the derailment of a goods train off the 3rd mile Seremban-T amp i n road will resume tomorrow. A Malayan Railway spokesman, who announced this here today, said all the 24 derailed
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    Fire now under control and ship gets 'all clear'
    162 12 Fire now under control and ship gets 'all clear' "THE 13,000-ton cargo vessel Hoegh Elite, which caught fire off Sabah five days ago, has been pronounced seaworthy. This follows an inspection by a government chemist yesterday at the special purpose anchorage off Bedok. Fire broke out in the lower twin
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    Swiss watch dealers invited to European fair
    70 12 Swiss watch dealers invited to European fair IMPORTERS, dealers and •a. retailers of Swiss watches here have been Invited to attend the first European watch fair In Basle. Switzerland, from April 7 to 17. The fair, part of the S»uIndustries Fair, will have exhibits by 630 watch manufacturers. These wishing
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    ALBUM SET FEATURES SLIDE GUITAR PROWESS OF DUANE RECORDS
    790 13 ALBUM SET FEATURES SLIDE GUITAR PROWESS OF DUANE RECORDS DUANE ALLMAN: AN ANTHOLOGY (Capricorn Records). Tin* trouble with established record companies is thai they very rarely put together the masterpieces of ;m artiste on an album set until the star has died or retired from the music scene. Duane Allman
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    Indons to present cultural show
    115 13 Indons to present cultural show rWONT be Just "Bengawan Solo" though I suspect we would be hearing that too when some 50 Indonesian high school and university students and young national servicemen present their cultural show at the National Theatre on March 20 and 21. And when they do. we
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    Helen's dream is to find her missing dad in the audience
    282 13 Helen's dream is to find her missing dad in the audience WHEN you lean back to listen to Helen Kirn sing her favourite Spanish fling "Malaquena," all you notice is her voice. Strong, rich, overpowering. Finito. It's only when you talk to her that you notice something else she's tryingiy
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    Coffee houses that stay open till crack of dawn NIGHT OUT
    731 13 Coffee houses that stay open till crack of dawn NIGHT OUT IT happens usually on weekends. It's three or lour in the morning and you're caught out of your house and kitchen with a turn-turn rambling like a cement-mixer, only there's nothing to mix. I mean your hunger pangs have
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      178 13 Straits Times Crossword I jjfr fenajß) CaM B^B^H'O I ACROSS 7 Sorry— write a Collins, with 2£ as. s?t w SrSsss -8 BoY charge of sound (5). ""»>« P° lnt fisrsa-s d <4-S oek on i»w,"^,« hW d U U ?n d Thnr»°^™ lBe How to make the univer*--12 SSfcJn-E
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1973 POLITICAL PATHS
    579 14 The Straits Times SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1973 POLITICAL PATHS MR CARLOS RCMULO may be unduly pessimistic about the future of democracy in developing countries. But he is perfectly correct when he suggests that freewheeling politics in the Philippines took his country to the very heart of chaos. The Philippines Foreign
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    Interest in culture grows
    517 14 FACT ONE: In January this year, the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Berlin played to a packed house at the National Theatre. Exactly a year ago at the same venue, the Gwendhaus Barn Orchestra attracted only a hundred or so con-cert-ioers. Admittedly, the Berlin orchestra is world
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    Where children are encouraged to compose their own melodies
    1566 14  - Where children are encouraged to compose their own melodies YAP BOH TIONG First of a three-part series on the state of our arts r— By LAST year there were no less than 60 public music recitals in Singapore, an average of slightly more than a concert a week. The majority
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    Woman vanishes with $400,000
    297 15  -  K.S. SIDHU By TONTINE HEAD OF SYNDICATE OF 100 PEOPLE IN BUKIT HO SWEE ]y|()RE than 100 residents of Bukit Ho Swee have reported to the police that they have been swindled of about $400,000 in tontine money. Most of them are housewives. They told police
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    Craft courses for qualified teachers
    45 15 Craft courses for qualified teachers THE Museum Schools Service is organising three craft courses for qualified teeners to acquire skills in handicraft. The three courses for beginners are woodcarving. screen printing on labile anci coppertooling. Those interested should complete application forms obtainable from the museum.
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    Bankrupt owes $37,800 taxes
    51 15 LIM Chin Ann, of Loroiig Oolongan. off Airport Road, was yesterday made a bankrupt In the Hi«h Court for owing $37,865 to the Inland Revenue Department. Mr. Jamej Chla Shlh Chlng, for the Comptroller, said that the amount had been due on a judgment order since
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    Bids for EB 1 to EB 2000
    63 15 BIDS for car registration numbers bearing the series EB 1 to EB 2000 will be open for a period of two weeks from Monday. All bids— which should be no less than $250 must be made on prescribed forms available from the Registry
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    Blind seminar
    38 15 THE Minister for Social Affairs. Enclk Oliiman Wok. will open the first regional seminar on the Education of the Blind at the Singapore Association School for the Blind at Toe, Payoh Rise at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    CALL TO NEW YORK: MAN CHARGED
    85 15 A FORMER STB technician, Tan Ong Ngan, yesterday denied deceiving a Telecoms Authority operator Into putt:ng through a 60-minute long distance phone cail to New York for him on July 2 last year. He was alleged to have told operator Mrs. Hong Hien Hool
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    ONE TOO MANY...
    68 15 ONE TOO MANY. TOO much liquor cost a 38-year-oIJ labourer his life, a coroner's court beard yesterday. Balakrishan Govlndasamy Pillai died of suffocation due to alcoholic intoxication after he was found unconscious at Johore Road on Feb. 8. A pathologist of Outrain Hospital, Dr. Wee Kent Poh, said Balakri,hnan had
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    Two fatal crash drivers banned for 10 years
    145 15 Two fatal crash drivers banned for 10 years KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Sessions Court today sentenced two motorists to 18 months' jail each and banned them from driving for 10 years for causing the death of two people by dangerous driving. Motorist Lee Ah Moi, 31, zig-zagged for about 25
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    Watch your tap!
    24 15 WATER consumption on Thursday was 113.9 million gallons (518,000 cubic metres), 0.5 million gallons (2,000 cubic metres) less than on Wednesday.
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    Gambling on shares can make or break you
    218 15 Gambling on shares can make or break you fHE president-elect of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Tan Keong Choon. said yesterday that the recent sharp fall on the stock market should serve as a warning to those who gambled on it. It was natural that there should be the
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    MP to open water show
    50 15 THE MP for Kuo Chuan. Mr P. Selvadurai. will open the Water is Precious exhibition at the Kuo Chuan community centre today at 730 p.m The exhibition is organised Jointly by the constituency's citizens' consultative committee, community centres management committee and the Public Utilities Board.
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    Millionaire's appeal
    55 15 PENANO. Fri. Bukit Mertajam millionaire land owner NTS. Arumugam Pillai today appealed to the High Court here to set aside an order made against him by the Butterworth Assistant Commissioner for Labour, ordering him to pay his driver 55.096 arrears i of wages from 1965 to 1969 Hearing
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      312 15 2.31 PM Programme Summary 7.47 The Outcast— The Night Rid 2.32 Dunia Wanita ers 3.N Around The World (Feature Peristlw3 5.13 Programme Summary '-N News 2 S!™.! 1 t 1W Dondan Sa > an 8 5.51 Weather Report J.J3 The Protectors— With a Little ••N News Help from My Friends
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1540 16 T*HF last transacted sale at tlw 1 close of business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange y «urday compared with the previous day's pric*. together with the 1972 73 high and low (■Adjusted (or all new issues) CLOSING TONE: Induatrlals fairly steady
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      Bulls unable to maintain pressure
      362 16 Bulls unable to maintain pressure TUt bulls could not maintain Ihe pressure in Ihe stock market yesterday following Thursday's upturn as trading became erratic and sellers come on Ihe scene in numbers. A firm opening market on carried over short-cover-ing activity saw holders coming out in force to take advantage
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      BUSINESS DONE
      2407 16 BID and offer prlcea officially I 0 Usted and buslraaa In and I reported to the Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the sux-k Exchange yastarday :th the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In lou of 1.000 unlta unleaa other* ise sperined NDI -IKHIAnna .4
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        21 16 law Par 110.000 >cl* Carr. 90.000 ill-. 65,000 lime Darby SUMO lotal Turnover: 1.61M rotal Value: $11 69M
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        58 16 Malacca 4 80 +^80 A. Tobacco 6.80 .80 ntraco S 4.70 .60 I. Tape 3.30 M H Cont. 3 30 .50 rractora 4 20 .50 v i« I S 8.00 .50 .Irnealy BOO .50 >. Rnin S 2.20 .40 Dunlop Krt S 3.50 .40 Kusan S 3 8(1 -4-
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        Falls
        27 16 > Land s i.uu s.ffl OB J2250 —2.50 rt Credit $12.50 —2.10 Plant 5-20 —150 Storr 8.10 —1.20 U Krpont $1000 —1.20 I Untam S 2.50 —1.00
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        44 16 Mmr. 1 fc*r. t IiMtostrUh: 4*7.47 4M.lt Hateb. 731.51 itMt Proptrttra: MI.SI SM.U I,n. IM.lt 144.11 I rabbrra: -02 3« M4.M O.CJ.C. 441 S* 4M.M Dec M, 1*M s >•• D«c. SI. 1*M 1M t Dec. M. IMt 1M Jan. 1. 1ST* s IH
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      FOREX DEALINGS SUSPENDED
      141 16 IN VIEW of the closing of the major foreign exchange markets in the world, the Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore, with the conrurrrnre of the Monetary Authority of Singapore am. Bank Neiara Malaysia bas agreed to suspend foreign nrhange dealings with immediate effect until further notice. Howevrr.
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS"
      455 16 CONT.NENTAL TELEPHONE Corporation of the US 1« offering 400.000 of its shares in Japan through a private place- I ment to boost Its capital to USJ32 5 million, according to Nomura Securities. Continental Telephone and a group of 23 Japanese subscribers, including banks damage-Insurance Bmi and lnstltut
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        S'pore Land takeover of Shenton details
        367 16 gIN(JAPORK I^ind and Investment's re cently announced share exchange agreement with Shenton Holdings (Private) will raise Singapore Land's net asset backing to about $1.2.") jkt share based on the last pulv lished accounts ended August 1972. This was disclosed by the company's secretary. Mr.
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        Good show by HK funds
        316 16 rp HP. E E Hongkong based i*nd managed Investment funds were the top three In growth performance In 1972, according to an "Economist" survey of the world's offshore and overseas funds, published this week. The three funds are managed by Hongkong merchant bankers and Investment
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          YHS
          250 16 IT HAS been announced that Yeo Hlap Seng Is paying a same again dividend of 10 per cent and is proposing a scrip Issue of three-for-10 to shareholders whose names appear on the register on March 17. 1973. In a Joint announce- ment to shareholders. i Intraco and Yeo
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          Dividends
          72 16 KEPONO Plantations is paying a final dividend of 43 5 per cent to bring the total for 1971/72 to 53.5 per cent against 42 per cent last time. YULE Catto has declared a final dividend of eight per cent to shareholders whose names appear on the register on March
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      Malaysia Progress Fund reports strong liquidity
      415 16 Malaysia Progress Fund reports strong liquidity MALAYSIA ProKress I Fund will pay a cross distribution of I $2.22 on each 100 units held on Feb. 28. This brings gross payout for the year to $6.26 on each 100 units. Commentlnß on the latest result In his latest report. the fund's
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      S pore treasury bills tender
      50 16 RESULTS of tender held nn March 2 for blllx to be Issued from March 5 to Offered: Mt.MO.tM Anplird for: 599.3M.M0 Allotted: Mt.MMM Accepted bids: 599.M (about 84 per cent, higher bids in fall). Average rate of dWrount on allotment: 3.915 per cent per annum
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        25 16 MARCH 2. RI BBr R 133.25 cents) iup 1.75 i i.iTIN: 5648 (an $5). iMlici.il offerini: 21 S tons (down 52 tonx). I
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        90 16 -MINIII PROOUCI IXCMANCI. >• lINQAPOIII NOOK CLOtINC CaomK Oil bun H* teller* drum UO ael'rrv Copra allied loo.c UK/Conl. 11l B. •■Mti Muntok A«TA white fob. 1001 NLW (23V filers. aaraoak onlte fo b NLW 1210 sellers. Mra.ak spe. black f. 0.8 Hi NI.W »l» ~Mer.. ami A.STA lrr».
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        Gold markets
        47 16 Hi K»pocl pries in nonolerllM area* in US dollars per oan. 11l Loral dealers price In Singapore dollars per lad. itinit ionikoftl ipor* 111 ut» u»» *S Til V 1.03 M U -2.71 «I.SO «SOOB M.OOB •7 00S MOO* »<» aw «4M t < CU»«tf M 7.00
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        36 16 •ondon copper price, on Thursday P W*re'(«r'" ™POI buyer (9»2 50 (137 V 001 teller l.wi i IST? Ml.. Three mourn. l~*rr 1.1H..X iioTSUOi Kller lUI.M UTI.SOI Market teoe: Very firm. Salet v.V*> ton..
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        32 16 In Loodor. on Ttiurxlsy the palm oil prlcrs of Malayan J per cent N European port! In bulk *trrlin< l»r lons lon AIU Per. w«. quoted al I'K'Ccbi. i'l» Mile"
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        164 16 ASIAN currency depo.lt rates lor Friday. March 2 IS Dalian 7 days 14 11 1 mth 10-1 2 10 2 mth* »-6 9-1 3 mtlu 9-S HI mtlu (-3 4 Ml 9 mth.i (-14 a 12 mths 8-1 4 I SM Fn DM I middle prttr.i 1 mth
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        240 16 p<)LI.()\VIN<; the i ov er night up- surge in ovmnoiis nu'l;il priris. the i local Strait* tin price yes tc rday moved in unison with a jump of $."> to $(!48 |kt pictll On an ofTinnl offering j down 58 torn to 215 lons.
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        422 16 pUBBER rose by over one cent In the rub- ber market yesterday shortly after the openI ing on currency uncertainties folio wing the closure of money markets worldwide. Turnover was good Initially but later sellers dried up and the market became quiet at the top of the
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        105 16 i-vAILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange I and Rubbrr Association of Stncmpore at nooi. yesterday Mar. Air. SMR »CV SMR 5L SMR 5 SMR 10 SMR JO SMR 50 liamni Moathi >vm bllm < «iU prr kf 1 1-ton Pallet) 142 SO 143 50 V
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        350 16 HONGKONG, Frl. The market experienced a hectic trading session with buyers scrambling for shares immediately after the opening bell Blue chips again stole the limelight of the day pushing the index up 53.96 points to a new high of 1744.39. Buyers paid special attention to the leading Industrials
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        194 16 MELBOURNE Frl. I The general recovery In prices evident yesterday went on today with mining shares continuing to highlight tr-e improvement. Over the market as a whole rises outnumbered falls by two to one. Gold stocks put on some of the best performances on the mining boards. Emperor Mines
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        283 16 On Ihf trss sisfcanss marfctt In How Kong vrtlfroav quo'ation for Ihr Ul. ••Mir and •UrIMI ctosro One tMI sf wu quoted al Ml TO. Retailers also Improved with the exception of David Jones which fell back a few cents. Philip Morris made a »ood advance to
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        444 16 NEW YORK Thurs. A strong stock market advance collapsed late tn the session on news that foreign exchange markets will close tomorrow because of the new wave of speculation in the US dollars. Concern about Inflation and rising Interest rates added to Investors problems, although these fears appeared
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      102 18  - Liner off today after a 2-month layoff ANTHONY RAMASAMY By THE Kota Singapura, which had been laid off x for about two months following a boycott of the vessel by the Australian Waterside Workers Federation at Fremantle in December last year, is to sail again this time to Hong Kong
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      263 18 All-time high for 13 th straight year IONDON: The tonnage of merchant ships launched throughout the world in 1972 reached an ajl-time high for the 13th straight yo;ir, according to Lloyds Re^ster of Shipping. Japan led the field followed by Sweden, West Germany, Britain and Spain which beat France for
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      34 18 jail »O«T 8* lIHOIPOtI AUTMO i.l? a?, iTZ Pm" UI4 Moor?, it M^ji /"'STla' o^i.,iftV^L I 4?lMt"u!. I B,» Usual Olott B/» Bruu B/s »°"T «"NO I-,'*"*" .SI UoU" ES'oE?-'"*- Utmk
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      1141 18 r^X KAWASAKI KISEN KAJSHA LTT>" UWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA ITI. JAPAN. H KONG STRAITS SERVICE. Jail! lapan HON'ont Cll Start iriP«fiK| saißUi Miri Rt il ii Mar ll Mar Japan Varalaa CuU Sarvicc S.inaor> FH uiu»> miiu v at it Mar ~-r- >i-i n.im Djta. Uo-j Baa-in K«a>t iMrM KKonaaiHaar.
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      1050 18 NORD-TRANSPORT (H.K.) LINE luataj tar: sriHir Muitunf. iifuill AM iiiimri hatjatan P. naa| Ptatag r, SO«ttllCH IMT n 7 "aar M «t» ai uiihi iiisih > II Aar I Aar laaaa*. tor: I. MIMMI. Mltl. IRt 1111 l S.acaaara nianr ti iu»ii aim IOTtS Firaria B "ar sißtiPtti iiihts (Ririt
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      1143 18 i a e» a QaJrTa^a'taa^TJKr^aTaT'ta^PJßFrcjyaTtrarjßjßjP" UK EUROPE SERVICE LOADING to* LONDON. HAVRE, R'DAM. H'tURS. IRIMEN fcajaaara r. Ulaac hull Annai: Riniißl nKtaj 1, 1 Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 Mar H.ll 114. H'tarf 17 1. LoafOK, tdaa. Mt»rt Rirrtßl rtru 111 Aar 14/ IT Aar lilt Aar Bilbao II V rtim
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      778 18 fok MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL amm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD MM aaa.tot.jta, taipaiaj. KaaajLa aai». mW The National Slapping Line of Malajytia fjpkss stivict to Ltwen, iifUPttt/ciiniiion puts 7| Mam S nupora P. ulaa| Pna't laatai far: luau mum 1/ I Mar 11/ll Mar 11/11 Mar 11/11 Mar It «a»ro 1} 4 l'o<">l
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      111 18 lAtf«l«IIR o^rtin [it.- I Marmti/P.Eiu-f .v, iwTaiar (itiurtiiit "VVaiMF,'a>.isittaiiiJ*iij'.*L'''* —tt^ »«5... m COIMR HHICHI JJj WALLIM STAH ACENCIU IS) PTI LTD »mHmgM Qatar., lit FW«, ctiiftr t M>. tMpt>r, T.,; (4 lmn feU ttWnatn.a)MAmi.l. 11 •(■AM* awVU M*Bl a m mtmiisPttniE MtiAHiniwiMt NMB| Kmm lffmn •miv Hl* na... MEIIIRA" «M1
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      970 19 NOTICE OF REMOVAL Sfcni? lnf rm our cllents frien <*s and frnri 9«tK A S K ClateS th&t OUr neW ad dreSS ES from 26th February, 1973 is:— Bangunan Sim Urn 57, Jalan Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur. Post Box No. 101 Cable Address "HAPPYSAFE" Telephone Nos. *****-4 remain unchanged *****1-4 (newly
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      577 19 THE ATLAS ICE COMPANY, BERHAD (Incorporated In Malayata) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that the Fifty-Eighth Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Company be held at the registered office No. 22 (Upper floor of No. 20) Jalan Oelanggang. Malacca on Saturday the 31st day of March, 1973 at 11
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      800 19 SUNGEI WAY NEW TOWN TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from Specialist Earthworks Contractors for SITE FORMATION WORKS FOR PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF SUNCEI WAY ESTATE (LOT 1131 MUKIM OF DAVIANSARA) FOR MESSRS UNITED ESTATE PROJECTS SDN. BHD. Tender documents including Bills of Quantities are available for collection from the office of
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      454 19 ISLAND HOTELS A PROPERTIES i MALAYSIA i BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Tenth Annual General Meeting of the members of the Company will be held at the registered office. No. 2. Station Road (Ist Floor), Ipoh on Friday. 23rd March. 1973 at
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      374 19 IMVF.RSITI MALAYA TAWARAN Tawaran-tawaran ada-lah diJemput untuk peker]aan2 yang oerikut: 'Pembinaan dan pembekalan 'benches, temporary partition. gas taps, etc' kepada JabatanJ'batan. Kaji Tugasogan dan Kajibtna Tubuh PakMiQ PeruDatan.' daripada pemborong-pemborong yang berdaftar dewan JKR. dalam Kelas Ex' dan dlatas, dan pembo-rong-pemborog benrdaftar dengan Unlverslti Malaya. Dokumrn-dukumen Tawaran boleh didapati darl
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      606 20 I TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, a world leader ir I I the manufacture of semiconductor com- I I ponents. has VACANCIES for MALAYSIAN I I CITIZENS who can contribute to develop- I I ing the organization and maintaining the I I continued growth of Texas Instruments I I Malaysia Sdn Bhd I
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      961 20 BABAH GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from Malaysian Cltiiens for the following appointments with the Department of Broadcasting Sabah POST: (1) Broadcasting Technician, Oracle II (PSC Notice No. 6 73) (Radio (18 vacancies). (U) Broadcasting Technician. Grade II (PSC Notice No 7 73) (TV) (15 vacancies) Mlli Programme Assistant. Grade
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      417 20 Hume Industries (Malaysia) Berhad invites applications from qualified Accountants who meet the following requirements:- Age: 25 35 years old. Citizenship: Malaysian. Qualifications: A recognised qualification in Accountancy. Experience: A post qualification experience of 3 5 years. Salary: Commensurate with qualifications and experience. The successful applicant will be required to become
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      635 20 RADIO COMMUNICATION TECHNICIAN We require a Radio Communication Technician for our Workshop in Alor Star. Suitable applicants must have experience in servicing, installing and maintaining H.F V.H.F. and U.H.F. equipmsnt and have ability to operate a full range of test equipment. Bumiputra preferred. Salary will commensurate with experience. Please apply
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      557 21 SIEMENS of the largest companies in electrical equipmont and electronic* in the world. We are presently implementing •n expansion program in Singepore and have vacancies for the following SENIOR positions. ELECTRONIC ENGINEER Responsible for the maintenance of sophisticated electronic test equipment and computers. Design and construction of auxiliary test equipment.
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      531 21 HEWLETT PACKARD Singapore (Pte) Ltd. A subsidiary of a major American Electronics Company has an immediate career opening for: PURCHASING OFFICER A professional position on the Material Management Staff; THE JOB: 'Negotiation of vendor contracts for purchase of materials, parts, components and services; Reviewing requirements based on schedules, historical information,
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      748 21 OBEFO I.W TuTupfiffiial S^^^ ss#^ I HOTEL invites applicants for the following positions a) PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER: This it a cereer opportunity for the women with personality and initiative, who likes working with people. Applicant must possess HSC. although this need not necessarily preclude those with Senior Cambridge, with credit
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      731 21 I ASSISTANT CATERING 1 I MANAGER I THE COLD STORAGE GROUP OF COMPANIES invites applications for the above I post for its expanding Restaurant and Catering I Division in Singapore. This is a challenging post and advancement will I largely be determined by the successful applicant's contribution and results. Preference
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    22 22 Hyatt. ShannM-la. Kamala Club pre aentlng Metro* Fashions. Lovahlt Lingerie. sponsored by Nlcee and F *t N. Make-up kf Elizabeth Arden.
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    186 22 FAITH METHODIST CHURCH. QUEENSTOWN Sunday Service (English) 7.30 a.m. 530 pm. (Chinese) 830 a m 7.30 p.m. Sunday School (English).B.oo a.m. 4 00 p m. (Chinese) 8.30 a.m. 7.30 pm, Saturday 8.8.—3 30 p.m. MYF 4 30 p.m. (English) 730 pm (Chinese*. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SINGAPORE, Corner Orchard Road.
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    Deaths
    85 22 MRS. LILIAN SUNDARAM w/o late P.E. Sundaram on 2.3.73 after short Illness leaving behind 2 sons. 2 daughters-in-law. 3 grand-children Cortege leaves 4 Wlnstedt Road for Chua Chu Kang cemetery at 3.30 p.m. on 3.3.73. MABIE TERESA NONIS passed away home for service at 2.30 pm. on Sunday 4.2.73
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    30 22 THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Pang Tong Hak nee Agnes Tay wishes gratitude to relatives friends for their condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations A attendance during their r*cent bereavement.
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      401 22 ■E classified advertisements SU BoxNoservcecharrjeSSOO M Classified Adv«rt«**nents Telephone service C.A.T.S. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OUR TELEPHONE OPERATORS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE FROM A.M. —4 P.M. TODAY CALL SPORE *****1 FLAIR HAIRORESSINO and expert tinting—*****3. *****3 for keep fit classes spot reducing let waxing —Orlane facial by French Beautician MO-FOO: Don
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      617 22 LEGAL ASSISTANT (CONVEVANC-' INC) with experience required by P.O. Box 1218 Spore. Applications are invited from Singapore citizen* with sultahl* qualifications for the following positions (1) SENIOR ESTIMATOR QusltfieatiMts Degree or diploma In Civil Engineering and/or other qualifications recognised by the Singapore Institute of Engineers. Expwlsnss: A minimum of 5
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      802 22 A FEMALE CLERK wanted by a commercial firm. Applicant should understand both Chinese and Engllsn letter correspondence. Nice handwriting and speaking Cantonese. Hocklen preferred. Reasonable salary. Application should be- in own-hand-writing In English and Chinese both. and ho'dlng driving licence or not. Post to Box A ***** ST. JUNIOR PERSONAL
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      701 22 LAW MRM requires Clerk with experience In conveyancing. Apply stating qualification*, experience and salary expected to 8-JK, Asia Insurance Building B'pore. TUITION SCHOOL requires Secretaries and Clerk*. Knowledge of Enaliib, Mandarin. Pleas* call at Room 13. 8- A, Wayang Street, B'pore 1, between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. HILGEPORB (PTE)
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      703 22 WANTED IMMEDIATELY GENERAL AMAH for 3 months. Live-In at Sunset Way some cooking for family of three. Oood references snd knowledge of English. Telephone Shangrlla Hotel Tel: Spore *****4. Room 1823. EXPERIENCED LIVE-IN OENERAL AMAH. Washing. Ironing, house cleaning, little cooking. Chinese or Malay Oood wage 2 adults 2 teenage
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      691 22 FEMALE FACTORY WORKERS required to work from 1 p m to f> pm. on monthly sulary. Very attractive salary offered. Call 80, Jalan Senang B'pore for an Interview from 8 m. to 8 p.m. REQUIRED DISPENSERS, Waitreue* and Kitchen Helpers for Ist. class Coffee House. Apply personally at 217, East
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      687 22 READ THE SENIOR Appointments Vacant In the Sunday Mall each week. PLANTATION A FIBRE MILL MANAGER. Over 24 yeura working experience Presently Director. Plantation Agency. Management Development Advisor to over 12,000 acres of plantations. Invites offers to collaborate participate in similar work and sphere, Malaysia. Indonesia, New Guinea. or 8.
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      860 22 CLEMENTI PARK link detached 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, bathroom attach. -rt lark'e built-in cupboards, living dining room aircond. Terrazzo vinyl flooring Mature garden. Call *****9 Spore. OETACHEO BUNGALOW junction of Shepherd Hill on 5. Stirling Road, S bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, lounge/ dining room. servant's amenities 6.000 sq.rt. Furnished 1750 Unfurnished
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      759 23 (Cont. from Page 22) OIST. 16, PULLV FURNISHED. 4bedroomed. 2 alrcondltlonera seraidetached bouse available immediately. Phone *****1 Spore. SELETAR HILLS ESTATE 3-bed-roomed Oat furnished rental $300/--p.m. Ring *****3 B'pore. WILL THE 4 SABAH Students contact Mrs Lee re-accommodatlon Tel: *****3, *****3 Spore. FURNISHED ROOM for Single dlst. 9 $130 Con-act
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      904 23 EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW In High Class Residential Area. 21.000 Sq ft. 4 Bedrooms. 4-Bathrooms. Servant's Room. Swimming Pool, Vacant $1,200,000/-. Reply Box A ***** S.T. B'pore. DISTRICT 11: 2-Storey 5-Bedroomed Detached Bungalow On Elevated Site, Panoramic View. 13.500 Sq.ft $550,000 Reply To P.O Box 1601. Spore. LUXURIOUS SEMIDETACHED DOUBLE-STOREY split-level bungalow
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      884 23 WANTID TO PURCHASE OFFICE about 800-1. 000 sq ft at Shenton Houa* or UIC Bldg. Please pbone *****/*****3 8 pore supreme HOUSB sbopa available Contact Supreme Holding* Limited 9th floor. Supreme House. Penang Koad. Singapore 9. Tel: *****6. shop* FOR rent groundfloor 930 aq.ft. at SI.SU p.a.f. Oolden Mile Hhoprlng
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      661 23 PLY WITH US to Lourdes on regular airline* at very low fare. See us also for general ticketing*. Merrlyer Travel Service, Phoenix Hotel. Orchard Road. Spore 9. *****7/*****6. BOOK lARLV POR YOUR ORAND EUROPEAN TOURS Charter Flight Tickets SS2S/02S 22 DAYS-EUROPE $1.560/$2.156 20 DAYS-ITALY $1,650 22 DAYS-SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES $2,150 20
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      871 23 YOUR TABLE IS YOUR KITOMNtI OUR CHIP IS YOURS. SINGAPORE OKOH 4TH FLOOR. SITRSMB HOUSSB TEL: ***** STROKE dine In exquisite Japanese surroundings with our talented Miss T. Kiske serenading you with traditional music with the koto nightly. The Heuss SaeelaMtl**: Tcmpura. Sashimi, Suklyakl, Sushi, Ttppan -yakl A (election of
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      942 23 TYPEWRITING: C La ales anytime Individual attention: Rapid. Simplified Courses: Register early: Raja* College. Raffles Place. Raja's. 218 D Changi Road. H.S.C. STATISTIOO MARCH For November Examination Academy oi Accountancy, 3rd Floor. President Building. Serangoon. Singapore ***** MATHEMATICS AND ENCLISH (Sec. 111/ IV) Individual and Oroup Tuition! Experienced Graduate Teacher*!
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      933 23 NIAP MVAT CO 240 Middle Road Singapore ***** /***** '*****5 1*72 COIt Oalant 1400 L Maid. 1000 Maxda 'Oi Coupe 1971 Colt Oalant 1500 Toyota Corolla 1200 1970 Flat 128 colt Oalant SVWagen 1960 Bonda 360 Maada 1200 1968 Volkswagen 1300 1967 Ford COrtlna Super 1966 Morns 1100 Mercedes 230
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      1025 23 1*67 FORD ANGLIA STATIONWAGON In very good condition. Onr owner. Tax/insurance till June $2,950/- ono. Tel *****0. I*7o FORD CORTINA 13*0 $4,800 1965 Volkswagen 1200 $2,900 Both 1 owner H.P. arrangeable. Tel *****3/*****4 Spore. I*6* MERCEOEB RINI, Immaculate Interior, perfect running condition, new tyres, column shift, petrol operated. Spore 66X09*..
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      238 24 classified •^advertisements (Cont. from Page 23) NITRASOL" BEATS THEM ALL. Thu liquid organic fertilizer foliar uith amazing results In In- < flour r output Velte Orchid Gardens: *****3. PRIVATE COLLECTION FOR SALI. V. rv reasonable prices. 19 Bright Hill Crescent, opposite 800 Chow Gardi-n. RCDIFFUSION TV. RENTALS, H.P. OR CASH
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      213 24 SPECIAL REDUCTION Orm.m ties S2 Ml. Mena' Ludlrs' Swiss handkerchief 51. 90 Quarter dozen. Long sleeves shirts Imported Shirts 58.90 upwards. Let- -Rodeo- Lev l« Jeuns discount 20 Binwanis, 102, North Bridge Road. Spore MAKE YOUR CHOICE for a lifetime engagement and wedding rings distinctively set In diamonds from Tin
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      407 24 PEDIGREE DACHSHUND: POODLE fJr'.'i. Healthy di/urr.peHd. de- I wormed. 5220- Trained, obedient. 1 year Dachshund. Or exchange. 8 pore *****7. ALSATIAN PUPPIES no Ptdlgret seven weeks. Also half breed Dachshund Puppies selling cheap 14-A. Lorong Puspa. off 31 m s., Paalr Panjang, B'pore. TWO SHETLAND SHIIPOOG PUP PUS Male/Female Registered
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      700 24 MARTINA'S SALON 11X. Calrnhlll Circle. Massage Biunabath Barter. Complete gentlemen Kroomtng by trained lady attendants. Ring (B'pore) :777«l '*****8. FLIMINOO MASSACE ITUDIO (Oppoaite Mandarin Hotel) Relaxing Massage Assured. B'pore 37M01 operates frorr 10 am. JIAM'a salon for Turkish bath/ Swedish masaage. facial, manicure, halrtlntlng 2»-B. Tanglln Road, *****7 Spore. MANDARIN
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      673 24 WINS SALI. Clearance Bale of. Top quality Australian wines some below cost e.g. Hock SS4 dox. Moselle »s JO dox. red and white 20 ox. S4 5 9fl dos. Many ethers available Cellar Dor MM SPECIAL OFFER I I I OLVMPIA INTERNATIONAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR A C Rattsry SMS 00 Olympia
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      190 24 SPECIAL OFFIR for Chrysler. WestInghouse. York, Phllco and Carrier aecondhand alrcondltioners. Price: $25 J $600. Contact Tony Tel: *****6 B'pore. WHY PAY MORI?? Get All Your Jeans at Budget Stores. 3-23 (3rd Floor) Peninsula Shopping Centre. Coleman Street. B'pore. Prices from $9/90 S UNITS SECONDHAND room alrconditlontrt excellent condition 1-2
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      324 24 EXECUTIVE We invite cpplicotions from suitob'y qualified Singapore citizens to fill the above position. The mon we seek will be in possession of the Technician Diploma in Mechor ..Ml/Production Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic cr equivalent, preferably with post graduate experience in the so*; of road transport or heavy mechanical
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    32 25 In Loving Memory of Bert Seymour founder of Malaysian Farms (1»63) Sdn. Bhd. departed on 3-3-72, sadly missed by all his loved ones, but always remembered by his wife Agnes.
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      Call to amend HDB's "first come' policy
      264 25 Call to amend HDB's "first come' policy MICH has been pnblisjied about the Housing Hoard's policy of "first come first served"in the sale of its flats to citizens. I would like to ask the Board to clarify some doubts about this policy. For example. Mr. A Is presently the owner
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      38 25 ALTHOUGH many complaints have been made to the Kallang Estate Office to have lift No. 2 in Block 38 Chat Chee repaired nothing has been done. I hope the authorities will take immediate action. MAJID KHAN. Singapore 14.
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      104 25 Branches keep falling EVERY time I pass the stretch of road between -7 and IH miles Yio Chu Hang Road, I pray that the big leaning branches of the old trees in the perimeter of Woodbridge compound do not fall on me. On Feb. 10 a huge branch fell across
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      Brokers who refuse to buy even on cash payment
      188 25 Brokers who refuse to buy even on cash payment IT IS timely to point out the high-handedness of some brokers who are downright rude. The last two weeks' depressed market is due in no small measure to brokers' antics. At least three firms refused to buy anything for me I
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        Option to retire at 50 years stands
        254 25 1 REFER to letters by 1 "Optional Retirement" and "Taxpayer" (ST., Feb. 15 and Feb. 23) respectively. I am aira'd your correspondents have misinterpreted the Finance Ministry circular with regard to optional retirements. Officers may continue to opt to retire at 50 years
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        47 25 I REFER to the letter by "Soccer Fan" (ST., Feb. 22). The usual distributors for soccer films are unable to syndicate "King in Action" to us. However, we are looking into details of syndication of this series from other distributors. I.IM HENG TOW. Public Relations Officer. RTS.
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        166 25 WE refer to the letter by Mr. Edwin Sim <S.T., Feb. 19) concerning hap- hazard panting along Lorong 7 Toa Payoh. The possibility of prohibiting vehicles from parking at the area referred to it being considered. Appropriate action will be takon by the traffic police (gainst owners of vehicles for
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        43 25 THE public telephone at Hong Lim Park was repaired on Feb. 22. Our record shows that it has been tampered with frequently. We thank "Sharon Wee" (ST.. Feb. 21) for informing the Board. CHAY SENG PH. Engineer-in-Charre. Apparatus Maintenance Section, Singapore Telephone Board.
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        85 25 THE letter by "Concerned Parent" (S.T, Feb. 9) probably refers to my school. This school has experienced great difficulty in having a viable Muslim Tamil food stall due to its very small enrolment of Muslim and Tamil pupils. Since the last vendor left, attempts to Ret a new vendor have
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        209 MOTORISTS BOOKED FOR SPEEDING OFFENCES
        83 25 I REFER to the letter headlined "It's frightening to cross this stretch of road" (S.T., Feb. 6). Traffic police takes a very serious view of vehicles committing speeding offences along Jalan Toa Payoh. To date we have taken action against 209 vehicles for speeding
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      499 25 y JCIVI) SHOPS TO LET J'" der s "S inv '«ed f<* the letting of shops at the following localities: y Outran Park (S.rvlc./R.LiI) Indus Road (Servtct/Ratall)' Jalan Kukoh (Service/Retail); Jalan Paur Bahru (Service/Retail); m Gtylang Square (Light Industrial); Margarat Drive (Kloik); Lorong Toa Payoh (Sarvica/Ratail). Quotations are also invited
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      507 25 Public Notice THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (MALAYA) BERHAD THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT As of Ist" March, 1973 THK STRAITS TIMES PRESS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED has acquired the undertaking hitherto carried on by THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (MALAYA) BERHAD, including the business of printing and publishing newspapers in Singa[K)re.
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      19 25 SINGAPORE TRADE INDUSTRY Singapore's ojily monthly review for businessmen Phone: *****1 (Spore) or ***** (XL) for your own copy
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      467 25 THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT (CHAPTER 92) NOTICE OF INTENTION UNDER SECTION 67 (2) It is hereby notified for general information that the Minister for Communications intends to make an Order, to be cited as the Road Traffic (First Thomson Road Sprint) Order, 1973. On Saturday, 17 Mar 1973 from 1.00
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      233 25 HOUSING A DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDERS FOR EXHUMATION OF GRAVES 1 Tenders are invited from experienced Chinese exhumation contractors for the exhumation of all Chinese graves in Heap Guan San (Yeo Clan) Burial Ground situated on State Land. Lots 117-19, 117-28, 42-2 and 42-3, Mukim I at Telok Blangah Road and
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      Star of the week Muruthi's grit earns reward
      641 26  - Star of the week Muruthi's grit earns reward RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR By TWENTY YEAROLD Sreerangam Muru thi achieved his finest moment in his cricketing career when he bowled Pakistan's new Test skipper Majid Khan shortly before noon on Feb. 21. Muruthi, who is now on a tour of India and Sri
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      Amiss hits century against Pakistan
      249 26 Amiss hits century against Pakistan AHORE. Fri Dennis Amiss celebrated his recall after a dismal series against India by scoring his maiden Test century for England on the opening day of the First Test against Pakistan here today. Amiss, who made only 90 runs In six innings against India and
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      Lock icon Fastest time
      39 26 MOSCOW, Prl. Alexander Komelvuk of the Soviet Union clocked the fastest time In the world this year when he won his 60 metres heat In 6.6 seconds In the Russian indoor athletics championships here today. t— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Banks clears major hurdle in comeback bid
      197 26 ATHENS, Fri. England goal- keeper Gordon Banks cleared a major hurdle In his soccer comtback here yesterday when he played In his first senior match since seriously Injuring an eye last October. Banks whose career was threatened after ha was Injured In a
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      Lock icon Hulme wins pole position in South African GP
      167 26 JOHANNESBURG. Fri New Zealander Denis Hulme, winner of last year's South African Grand Prix, retained his pole position at the end of the second day's official practice yesterday for tomorrow's 1973 race. Driving the number one Yardley McLaren at the Kyalami track.
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      Lock icon A 'FLIP' OF JOY
      50 27 LARRY Davis literally ••flipped" after winning his 160 -po v n d subnovice bout against Walter Rieley at the Felt Forum in New York on Thursday. After returing to earth Davis learned his win placed him in the semi-finals of the Golden Gloves competition. UPI Radiophoto.
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      Armed Forces too skilful for tourists
      327 27  - Armed Forces too skilful for tourists GODFREY ROBERT 3y A RMED Forces gave a polished display of smooth constructive hockey to sink the touring British Army from Cyprus 3-0 at the padang yesterday. Ihis was the tourists first defeat in two matches. They edged British Army of Singapore 2-1 in
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      Big Walk
      25 27 OVER 600 trainees and staff of the Police Academy will take part in their second annual Big Kalk tomorrow starting at 7 a.m.
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      Lock icon Aussies dominate first day's play
      153 27 BRIDGETOWN. Fri. West Indies opener Geoffrey Greenldge carried his bat through the day for an unbeaten 86 as Barbados crept to 228 for six wickets on the opening day of their mutch against the touring Australian cricketers here tt>day. The Australians, spearheaded In attack by
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      Japan tipped to win title
      338 27  -  PETER SIOW By JfARATEKAS Junichiro llama guchi, Norimasa Hayakawa, Akihito Isaka and Shyunsuke Takahashi, who were in Japan's winning team in the First World karate meet at Tokyo in 1970, will be in action in the inaugural Asian-Pacific Karate -Do championships starting today at Guillemard
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      BHS triumph
      41 27 BUKIT Ho Swce won the N;i- tlonal Schools Girl* 'A' dtvtaton badminton title when they bent River Valley Govt. Chinese Mvi- die School 4-1 at Buklt Ho R«M yisterday. Raffles Institution edged Si. Margaret's 3-2 \c take third place.
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      Three national players in Nippon team
      394 27  - Three national players in Nippon team JOE DORAI By CCAL soccer fans are in for a "rare" treat tonight. Two top foreign clubs— April 25 of North Korea and Nippon Kokan of Japan will play Singapore teams starting at 5.30 p.m. at Jalan Besar stadium. The two power-packed sides have
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      SCC beaten
      34 27 TAMILNAD Cricket Association thrashed the touring Singapore Cricket Club by 121 runs In a one-day cricket match at the Chepauk grounds at Medras yiverday. Scores: Tamllnad 210 for four dec. SCC 89.
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      BOAC win
      20 27 BOAC beat Qantas 5-0 In a friendly soccer watch at Tangltn Barracks yesterday after leading 4-0 at halftime.
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      APUKO pick S'pore as headquarters
      482 27  - APUKO pick S'pore as headquarters A. JOHNSON I By OINGAPORE was unanimously chosen as the permanent secretariat for the newly-formed Asian at the inaugural meeting of the Asian Pacific Karate-Do Congress held at NTUC conference hall yesterday. Brunei's chief delegate Dato Paduka Hussain in proposing that the secretariat be located
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      Lock icon Son maintains lead in Hong Kong Open
      331 28 HONG KONG, Fri T ITTLE known Son Heung Soo of South Korea battled gusty winds today to turn In a creditable par-71 card and maintain his one stroke lead at the halfway sta*,»3 of the Hong Kong Open golf championship. The 29-year-old Bon
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      Lock icon Inman joins Derbyshire
      80 28 LONDON. Fri. Ceylonborn CUve Inman will play oneday cricket for Derbyshire next season If the MCC approve an aopllcatlon from the county for his special registration. Derbyshire said today that terms had been agreed with Inman. who formerly played for Leicestershire. Inman, 37. played for Leicestershire from
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      Jimmy two strokes ahead in 'Rolex'
      353 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA By CCHOOLBOY Jimmy Stewart played precision golf to take a two-stroke lead h the first round of the Rolex Masters the final leg of the Singapore Golf Association Circuit at Bukit course yesterday. Jimmy, who took time off from school to compete
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      DRAW FOR THE SECOND ROUND
      106 28 DRAW FOR THE SECOND ROUND DRAW and starting times for the second round: 8.00 a.m. Teo Kirn Seng. Oh Heon Kun. Wong Weng Hong iAmi; 8.08 Mohd. Tahir. SK. Lim. B.R. Marks <Am>. 8.16 Urn Klan Tiong. Amin Ratyan. Tony Thong (Am); 8.24 Alvin Liau, Llm Swee Wan. Talib Haron
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      Yesterday's scores
      129 28 First round scores. 72 J. Stewart (A) 37--35. 74 Phua Thin Kiay 38-36. B. Bosley (A) 37-37. Toh Boh Heng 39-35. Juraimi Ratim 40-34. 75 Marimuthu 39-36. Lim Geok Tang 36-39. 76 Alan Murray 39--37. David Milne 38-38. Shamuri Sidek 38-38. 77 Ithnin Zain 38-39. Lim Swee Chew
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      Lock icon Spurs strong favourites
      379 28 LONDON. Fri.— Tottenham Hotspur and Norwich City vie for the honour of becoming the first club to win the English League soccer Cup twice when they clash in the final at Wembly Stadium here tc>-»-row. Tottenham beat Aston Villa 2-0 two years ago while Norwich scored a
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      General Trong looks ready to score
      112 29  - General Trong looks ready to score By SPSOM JEEP QENERAL TRONG 111 looks a good thing in Race 3 at Bukit Timah today. He showed promise first time out at Kuala Lumpur last month, finishing fourth in a 6f race. He has improved. Film Studio VI is in good form.
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1026 29 PTEROPTYX: Looks well after a rest; worth each-way gamble against form horses: third with 8 8 in Dlv. 1 6f race at K.L. last June. I'KKDIiTION II: Won Div 4 6f race with 8.6 at Bt. Timah o'i Oct. 14; fourth with 8.5 to Princely Coach (8.13)
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      BT TIMAH CARD
      1802 29 (.OING FORECAST: Good ■7TTM 215 CLASS G DIV 3 —6F LimUal ($5,500 $3,850 lo winner) 1 MOM SCRIGALAR j iSuli.in of P..hang> Uanlrl* 9 813 (+2) 'Klow S 2 ***** PTIROPTrX a (Pact»derm> j.pi-11. rr 3 811 (dd +2) F Mark-Ida* 2 1 ***** LI SONIC (Prog.-<">>
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      SELECTION
      147 29 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Raee 1: PTEROPTYX Srikandi Stapi Kuat SIAPA KUAT Srikandi Treble Ace SIAPA Kl AT Srregalar Srikandi Rice 2: II. BODY B. Scout S. Paradise H. BODY Punter's Bill B. Scout T. IMAGE B. Scout Luuisvllle Race S: GEN. TRONG Theatre J. Patrol SOKITOMI Gen.
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      HARD TO SAY DOES A SMART GALLOP
      310 29 HARD TO SAY DOES A SMART GALLOP JJARD TO SAY, with Abdul Rahman astride, did a sparkling gallop over 3f in 36 4/ssec on good going at Bukit Timah yesterday. Derby hopes Show- flrl V and Indian Kebel also showed good form. Showgirl V (Lyle Har bridge) went wide out
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      560 26 ©FINANCE EXECUTIVES We invite applications for the post of Senior Auditor in our Finance Administration. This is a challenging job with prospects for advancement and I candidates must: be Singapore or Malaysian citizens have 5-10 years post qualification experience in finance administration. have a professional accounting qualification or a good
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      1123 26 jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiw Malayan Racing Association RACING OFFICIAL Applications are invited from Citizens of either Malaysia or Singapore for the position of a Trainee Racing Official with the following qualifications: Age: Between 25 and 35 years of age. Education: Minimum Higher School Certificate or equivalent. Experience: Applicants must have some knowledge of
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      139 27 Get married in style. ft. W jfefc fl v tßlß^\«^^^RkMß% jL Y^ R»4Ry n ammimrvw^^^tt^kZ^ Miss OTw^r^^gA^i i pm^ M mSSSSSSB SS St. ******9 I Wrwihmr^^ B^BR^B" I SSSB M ■^■^■RMRSflff ARBBK9 Smv^^^Sk Smk3JAv. Ji™"*"^^^^^^ Getting married And a special Avis Wedding It's the most important day of Scheme that
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      600 28 After one day, XStewart leads in the Rolex Masters. Come and see him and the W^*9 iß~""~*^^^ fros at the top ()f the l9 ft top local amateur and M J^^fj^ J m t Urai Lagna pass near the professional players vie for the W Nepal -Tibet border. trophy today
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      132 28 GOLF— Rolex Masters (Bukit tlon cJalan Besar 530 pm. and Course 8 a.m.). 7.30 p.m.) Friendly: PARC v HOCKEY— TOUR MATCH: Central Utd. (Bukit Chermlni British Army (Cyprus) v SRC SWIMMING SASA AGE (Padang 5 p.m >. GROUP MEET i Tanjong Rhu RUGBY— SCC SEVEN-A-SIDE 230 pm i Q. FINALS:
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      65 29 j^ Now you can listen to Elton John's Glasses Fanfare's Film Find What spurs Steve Perryman on Maria Yi's embarrassing task What is Malaysian music? Local composers answer Why you'll not see Yul Bryner on Teevee Peyton Place personalities frame-up Concluding Love Story Jose Feliciano the complete entertainer Pin -Up
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    458 30 T ONDON. Frl. The week's low** were sharply extended, rellertlng the currency uncertainty but selling was light, dralen said. At 3 p.m. the F.T. Index tm 10. S lower at 431.6 the lownt time Dec. 1. 1971. Bargain* totalled 10.196 <6.73«>. 1. 1.i «v fell 13p to 413
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    Lock icon 10,000 Chinese who can't return to China or -Indonesia
    160 30 10,000 Chinese who can't return to China or -Indonesia HONG KONG. Fri. An estimated 10.000 Chinese from Indonesia are reported to be stranded in Hong Kong and Macao and neither Indonesia nor China will accept them. According to informed circles, the number is in creasinr as China continues to allow
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    Lock icon Plebiscite: More troops move in
    57 30 LONDON. Fri— Britain is sending another two battalion.-. of troops to Northern Ireland as a precaution against Irc-.li trouble during next weeks plebiscite on the North-South Irish border issue. An advance from the two battalions of the Grenadier Guards and the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
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    53 30 Up and away— to a top note WELLINGTON. Fri.— A Royal New Zealand Air Force pilot has claimed a world height record for playing the bagpipes —45.000 ft. (13.716 metres) in a Vulcan bomber. Plying officer John Bates says this beats the previous record set in England of 43.000 ft
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    106 30 rKYO, Fri. Four cases of diamonds worth about U*****,000 < $530,000 1 were found missing from a trunk which arrived from Brussels aboard a Sabena Airways jetliner today. Police said the theft was discovered by Japan Air Lines international cargo clerks who were removing the trunk
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