The Straits Times, 25 May 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MAT 25, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Flags upas Jakarta gets ready to greet Lee
    602 1  - Flags upas Jakarta gets ready to greet Lee CHEONG YIP SENG By L reporting from JAKARTA TMIK Indonesian capital is all sd to welcome Mr. Lee Kuan Yew who is flying in this morning for his first official visit as Prime Minister of independent Singapore. Flags of the two countries
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    896 1 Shock admission by Lord Jellicoe as Lambton is accused of having drugs £\Vhen you told me yesterday that my name was being linked with allegations about a ring of call girls, I thought it best to tell you that unhappily there was justification for ihis...^ LORD
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    58 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs— The United States recorded it* first trade surplus In 18 months during April. Secretary of Commerce Frederick Dent announced today. Exports exceeded Imports by US$l963 million Total exports Increased two per cent over March to a seasonally adjusted total of U555,487 million, and imports
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    50 1 ISLAMABAD. Thurs. The Government has filed an application in the World Court to prevent India from handing over some Pakistani PoWs to Bangladesh for trial, the Foreign Office said today. The application is to ensure compliance with the Oenoclde Convention of 1948. the spokesman said.— AP.
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    Chi's London visit
    59 1 LONDON. Thurs. Chinese Foreign Minister Mr. Chi Peng-fei will pay his first official visit to Britain from June 6 to 10 for wide-ranging talks with top British ministers, the Foreign Office announced here today. Mr. Chi is coining here at the invitation of Foreign Secretary Sir Alec
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    Lock icon Heath tells House: No breach of security
    256 1 LONDON, Thursday PRIME Minister Edward Heath said today there were no grounds for supposing that any government ministers were involved in Britain's sex scandal other than Lord Lambton and Lord Jellicoe. Making a statement to a tense House of Commons, Mr. Heath said
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    Price hike for petrol likely
    388 1 Price hike for petrol likely By CHIA POTEIK AN increase in the price of petrol and other petroleum products in Singapore was forecast yesterday by the chairman and managing director of Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd.. Mr. A. J. Hurlstone. He said that what remained to be decided was only
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    Lock icon Congressman found dead
    52 1 WASHINGTON. Thus A Conpiessman alleged to have received U5525,000 i $62 500 1 campaign contribution from secret funds of the Committee to Re-elect President Nixon was found dead In hU home today, police said. They said Republican Congressman William Mills died as a result of an apparent
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    Power failure off Bedok
    59 1 SOME 300 bOMM off Bedok Road were affected ■>>' 12-hour power failure 'vhen a cable snapped at Tanah Merah Kechll at 9 n m usierday A PUB spokesman late last night Mild a bulldozer at a construction site had enured the cable tc snap Power supplies
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    Lock icon Mutiny foiled
    36 1 ATHENS Thurs The Oieek Government announced today It had lolled an attempted mutiny In three ship;, of the Oreek fleet, and said two retired HoaiAdmlraU nnd few" «ervlm naval officer* were under arrest. —Reuter
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    23 1 JAKARTA. Thurs Five men were killed wlien their truck plunged Into a river near Lahat. south Sumatra, at the weekend. Reuter.
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      73 1 Wilson's tribute to ministers who quit SEE THIS PAGE LONDON. Thuri. (ommrnU brtwrrn Mr. Heath and Opposition lradrr Harold Wilton wrrr rourhrd in smileman It term* far rrmovrd from thrir unual biting rxchan(rt. Announcing Mir inquiry, Mr. Heath said "It i» mv. li better to ha>r a rlran bill of
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      158 1 WHERE ONE SIN CAN MEAN THE END OF A CAREER: PAGE 5 Right from the start of your career bank on success Bank on OCBC. Just as millions of others have done. And succeed with the successful bank. In your career you will need a solid bank. For your Current
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      Lock icon Charges of lies and vendetta against Nixon in Watergate hearing
      843 2 McCord's counsel turns against him on testimony of Presidential offer of clemency WASHINGTON, Thurs PHARGES of lying and of a possible vendetta against President Nixon by one of the convicted Watergate burglars today became the new focal points of the
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      183 2 Indon-Japan pact on survey of waterways JAKARTA. Thursday INDONESIA and Japan have agreed to hold a Joint hydrographlc survey on the Straits of Lombok (East of Bali) and the Straits of Macassar (between Kalimantan and Sulawesi), a Communications Ministry spokesman said today. An agreement on the survey was signed yesterday
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      88 2 TERRORISM STILL TOP PROBLEM: PRAPHAS BANGKOK, Thnrs. Deputy Premier Gen. Praphas Chamsathlen said today that communist terrorism is still Thailand's Number One problem. In a two-hoar news conference covering a wide range of subjects. Gen. Praphas said communist terrorist activities are on the Increase in all parts of the country.
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      555 3 Mao had bugging problem for 10 years Devices in bedroom and flower-pots HONGKONG, Thurs CHINESE Communist Party Chairman Mao Tsetung can sympathise with President Nixon about his "bugging" problems. Mr. Mao has had plenty of his own in the past, although somewhat the reverse of those Mr. Nixon is contending
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      126 3 Journalists condemn Mrs B's paper plan ONDON, Thurs. Com•L* monwealth journalists today Issued a statement opposing the Sri Lanka Government's plans to convert the privately-own-ed Associated Newspapers of Ceylon group Into a public company. The Press Freedom Committee of the Commonwealth Press Union (CPU) said it was expressing "the gravest
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      209 3 U.S. OFFICE IN PEKING TREE OF DEVICES' HONGKONG, Thursday QNK of the first important tasks of the newly opened U.S. Liaison Office in Peking was to take precautions against electronic eaves- dropping. Checking for such "bugs" and any necessary countermeasures are routine at any American diplomatic mission. American diplomatic sources
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      47 3 HONOKONO. Thurs Six officials of China's water authority from neighbouring Kwangtung province arrived here on Monday for a seven-day visit as guests of the Hongkong Government This Is the first government-to-goverr.ment level visit to Hongkong by a Chinese delegation for some years. Reuter.
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      Lock icon WE'VE CAUGHT UP SAYS BARNARD
      147 3 SYDNEY, Thurs. The Australian Labour Government's foreign and defence policies are anything but Isolationist they have caught up with events, Defence Minister Lance Barnard said last night. Mr. Barnard told a meeting of the New South Wales branch of the Australian Institute of International Affairs
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      Lock icon Dr K: THE NEXT ROUND WILL BE THE LAST
      280 4 Dr K: THE NEXT ROUND WILL BE THE LAST PARIS, Thurs. Vietnam i peace negotiators Henry Kissinger and Vt Due Tho will meet again In two weeks to conclude their discussions on shoring up the shaky accord they worked out here early this year. Dr. Kissinger, the US Presidential adviser,
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      136 4 Students to Brandt Do not I—comei come JERUSALEM, Thurs. Israel's National Students' Association has called for cancellation of the planned visit to Israel next month by West German Chancellor Willy Brandt In a statement, the association said it respected Mr. Brandt's personal resistance to the Nasls but could not forret
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      360 4 Boos-delegation leader is shouted down ADD:s ABABA, Thurs. DRAMATIC walkout by Libya after its delegation leader had been shouted down by members of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) ministerial council meeting here climaxed one of the stormiest council sessions in the 10 years
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      65 4 OENEVA. Thurs— The World Council of Churches yesterday announced plans to offer financial aid to American and Canadian Indians to combat racism. In a communique after a four-day annual meeting of its commission on th» prugramme to combat racism, the council strongly condemned "the policy
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      Arrest order
      33 4 MANILA. Thurs— The Philippine Defence Department has directed the military to arrest all people engaged In profiteering, hoarding and blackmarketing of prime commodities, according to Defence Secretary Juan Ponce Enrile Reuirr
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        29 4 TOKYO: All four Opposition parties today agreed to end their two-week boycott of Parliamentary sittings, staged in protest against Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka's plan to reform the electoral system.
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        41 4 UNITED NATIONS Australia and Japan expressed their support today for the concept of making the Indian Ocean a zone of peace. The Idea was advanced by Sri Lanka in the General Assembly session of 1971 and adopted by a vast majority
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        26 4 NEW DELHI: The Indian Government has decided to Import foodgralns to supplement home production, the Minister of State for Food Production, Mr. A. P. Shinde, said.
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        37 4 SEOUL: The Oovernment announced a plan today for the development of the nations heavy and chemical Industries in the 1970s which calls for the construction of a new Integrated steel mill ar.d flve or more new shipyards.
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        35 4 SAIGON: The Hungarian and Polish members of the Vietnam Ceasefire Commission claimed today they "strongly suspected" that the two ICCS helicopters brought down last month over Vietcong-controlled territory were also on an unauthorised spy flight.
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        50 4 NEW YORK: A delegation of Chinese Journalists who left for Boston yesterday after a six-day visit here, say that Americans are very friendly but all "seem to be rushing." During their New York stay. the 21 Journalists visited the United Nations and explored the city by ear, boat and helicopter.
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        25 4 KARACHI: Pakistan could be faced with a new "Bangladesh" situation in Baluchistan. Air Marshal Asghar Khan, president of the Opposition Istiqual Party, warned last night.
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        43 4 NEW DELHI: Senior Foreign Ministry officials of India and Bangladesh ended a twoday session held to work out a Joint approach to Pakistan's petition to the World Court requesting India not to transfer 195 Pakistani war prisoners tn Bangladesh for war crimes trials.
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        35 4 DKTROIT: The Ford Motor Company will give Argentina materials and services worth I SSI million (52.5 million) in response to threats by Irftwinc furrillas against company officials in Argentina, a Ford spokesman said today. Agencies.
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      111 4 ISTANBUL. Thurs— A 20--year-old Turkish village girl and her Illegitimate baby were drowned in a cooking pot of bollIng water by her own family for refusing to reveal the child's father, I to local police. Details of the killings were released In
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      WHERE ONE SIN CAN MEAN THE END OF A CAREER...
      1043 5  - WHERE ONE SIN CAN MEAN THE END OF A CAREER HARRY MILLER By Row over Lambton highlights the strict code of British politics one slip and out you go LONDON, Thurs. Once again a scandal involving sex is churning up a British Govern* incut. Two Ministers have now resigned because
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      201 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday THE U.S. Government today refused political asylum to a Filipino diplomat who requested it after denouxicinß President Marcos as "the new Hitler." The diplomat, Mr. Rupcrto Baliao, made the formal request after resigning as acting Consul-Oene-ral of the Philippines In Los Angeles. But the
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      121 5 The word that jammed the BBC switchboard LONDON. Thurs. The British Broadcasting Corporation's switchboard was jammed with protest calls tonight after a journalist used a four-letter word during a television comment on the Lambton Affair. When asked on a current affairs programme how he thought Britons reacted to top people
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    Teachers help the probe into juvenile delinquency
    199 6 THE Juvenile delinquency problem is being tackled at grassroot level. The Commission of Inquiry examining the problem has sent questionnaires to teacners in primary and secondary schools for assistance. In one half of the questionnaire, teachers are asked to furnish the number of
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    Ngee Ann's first display
    37 6 EDUCATION Minuter Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng will open the Nger Ann Technical College's first exhibition In IU auditorium tomorrow. The three-day exhibition Is organised by students of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Society.
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    CC baby show
    34 6 CAIRNHILL Community centre will hold a baby show on June 17 at am. Entry forma are obtainable from 2.30 p.m. to 10.30 p m dally. The closing date Is June 9.
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    Annual meeting
    25 6 SINGAPORE Art Society will hold 1U annual meeting at 1 i 0 p.m. on Sunday In the Lecture Hall of Ihe National Museum.
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    FIET's Asia hq to be picked today
    102 6 FIET's Asia hq to be picked today T \FUBO ATES attending mI the Asla-FIET foundIng meeting at the Corn ference Hall have drafted resolutions for adoption at their final session today. At yesterday's meeting, delegates discussed formation of secretariat, its objectives and Its stand on multi-national corporations. The headquarters of
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    SMA plan for price index of S'pore products
    320 6 SMA plan for price index of S'pore products Singapore Manufacturers' Association will consider publication of a price index of local-made products, at regular intervals, as a general guide to consumers. The new chairman of SMA, Mr. Ong Leng Chuan, said his committee would study such a possibility if it would
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    Don's talk on China's foreign policy in Asia
    99 6 Don's talk on China's foreign policy in Asia DR. Sheldon Simon. Professor of Political Selene* at the University of Kentucky, will speak on China's foreign policy toward* Ad* at the American Library Resources Centre In Armenian Street on June 7 at 10 %mi. The talk U the tint In a
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    Where women bank workers don't get the same deal
    179 6  -  ANN PETERS By A SARAWAK woman trade unionist yesterday complained of "discrimination" against women bank employees in East Malaysia who sought housing loans. Mrs. Anne Chong 35, one of the two women attending the threeday FIET Conference held in Singapore, said
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    Two fined for having opium
    63 6 TAXI-drlver tim Kirn Song. 48, was fined $150 yest*rda» for having five packets of opium and smoking utensils at a house In Petaln Road on May at about 11.30 am. In another case, washerwoman L*a Swee Klu. 50. who was found In an opium den
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    Martial arts
    23 6 CAIRNHILL community centre will conduct Judo, karate and taekwon-do classes for beginners next month. Further details are available from the centre.
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    Jek to open mammoth youth campfire
    108 6 rE Minister for Culture Mr. Jek Yeun Thong will officiate at the first anniversary celebrations of the People's Association youth sub-committees on Sunday. The Minister will open a mammoth campflre for some 3,000 people at the Association's rugby field at 8 p.m. The youth
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    Call for free education for the retarded
    367 7 Call for free education for the retarded MKNTALLY retarded and handicapped children in Singapore should be provided free and compulsory education, an Amelican expert on education for the retarded has urged. Dr. Walter Cegelka, who Is a member of the education committee of the National Association for Retarded Children in
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    HELPING STORE FIRMS FIND NEW MARKETS
    103 7 THE Department of Trade of the Finance Ministry will help Singapore manufacturers to take part in a number of overseas trade fairs and exhibitions as part of its drive to promote goods made here. A 31-man delegation will leave for Japan on June 2
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    Save water exhibition
    50 7 MINISTER for Social Affairs Enclk Otliman Wok will open a Water Is Precious exhibition at Pastr Panjung community centre tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. The three-day •xr.ibitlon is organised by the Paslr Panjang Citizens Consultative Committee and the centre management committee in conjunction with the Public Utilities Board.
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    Top S'pore trade team met only the 'small fry' in NZ
    201 7 Top S'pore trade team met only the 'small fry' in NZ A HIGH-POWERED Singapore trade delegation that visited New Zealand last year was only able to meet "Junior officials" of the Department of Trade and Industry there. The 1972 annual report of the Singapore Manufacturers Association says that the delegation
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      288 7 Straits Times Crossword 1/ B I p I M- I 15 I 16 I HT~ ACROSS may have to to Into (T, 1 Kind of tree to trace one's orl- 8 Irregularly notched stick seen fins In? (11). In rising river Some regular earnings (or a 7 Break out on
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    Jail and rotan for two who robbed cabmen
    216 8 Jail and rotan for two who robbed cabmen r'O men were Jailed a total of 48 months yesterday and ordered to be caned for assaulting and robbing a taxi driver last week. Kamal Dean, 24, unemployed, who has four convictions, was ]a!led for 30 months and ordered to be given
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    Patrol leaders' meeting
    42 8 THE Singapore Scouts Association will hold Its first National Patrol Leaders' Council meeting at St. Gabriel's Secondary School. Upper Sermgoon Road, at 0.30 a.m. on B'jnday. The Chief Commlsslriier, Mr Son Teow Seng, will officiate at the opening ceremony.
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    Festival
    33 8 THE Centr&l Council of Malay Cultural Organisation will hold a cultural festival at the National Theatre on June 3 at 8 p m In aid of Its building, education and welfare funds.
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    Youth campfire
    28 8 MINISTER for Culture Mr. Jek Yeun Thong will open the first youth group anniversary campflre at People's Association rugby field on Sunday at 8 p m
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    The two thieves who got in via the ventilation -duct
    208 8 The two thieves who got in via the ventilation -duct- TWO youths entered 1 a shop in Clifford Pier through the ventilation duct and stole valuables totalling $13,650 on May 16. On Wednesday machine operator Amsah bin Mohamed and Kamarudin Malik, both 19. admitted breakinf into Prince Tailor. Arts and
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    Woman who wed a man 16 years younger
    140 8 A MERCHANT who married a woman 16 years older than him had no complaints about the age difference disparity until they had a quarrel f. v days after their marriage. Madam Choy Fong, who married merchant Tan Ho Ping on Dec. 29.
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    Geylang Scouts climbathon
    45 8 Geylang Scouts climbathon 7HE MP for Katong, Mr. J.P. Conceicao. will (lug off the Singapore Scout Association's Oeylang district cllmbathon at Bukit Tlmah Hill on Sunday at 815 am More than 500 scouts and well-wlrhers will take ran In the cllmbathon from Dairy Farm Road.
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    Why the young will reject old ideas
    262 8 By R CHANDRAN FAMILY PLANNING official yesterday urged elders to stop ramming things "down the throat" of today's young people. Brigadier Derek Sharp, 'regional executive director of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, South-east Asia and Oceanic region, said that present day youth were
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    New lab
    32 8 THE US Ambassador. Mr Edwin Cronk. will officiate at the dedication of Kodak's new laboratory and renovated offices at Alexandra Road on .Tune 2 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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      The haul: 18 boxes of
      119 10 sanitary towels KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thieves stole 18 cartons of sanitary towels, containing 2,070 small boxes worth more than $2,000, from a wagon of a goods train here yesterday morning. Police have detained two men and recovered three carton*. The good* train from Singapore arrived
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      Lensman killed
      22 10 JOHOR BARU. Thurt.— A photographer. Robert H-ng. 31. died yesterday after a road accident In Jalan Abdul Rahman Andak here
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      Big Red food dump found in jungle
      199 10 IPOH, Thursday gECI'RITY forces operating in the Sungei Siput south area, off Kampar, have found another terrorist food dump in deep jungle, the biggest so far. Six 44-gallon drums, filled to the brim with rice as well as seven and a half gunny
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      Bank to give more loans to Malays
      231 10 Bank to give more loans to Malays KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Chartered Bank has set up a scheme to make more funds available to bumiputra businessmen. Bumlputra credit sections will be set up next week In strategic branches of the bank. The sections will be started with specially trained bumlputra
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      Bodies of kidnapped trawlermen found in Thailand
      149 10 Bodies of kidnapped trawlermen found in Thailand A LOR STAR, Thurs. The bodies of two Malaysian trawlermen kidnapped by six armed pirates off Pulau Langkawi more than three weeks ago have been found in south Thailand. A police spokesman said today they were recovered by Thai police at two different
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      Studying the needs of New Villages
      83 10 Studying the needs of New Villages KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Special Functions Mln lster Dr. Llm Keng Yalk will begin a tour of various states shortly to examine the development needs of New Villages and how they could be built Into townships. Dr. Llm. who announced this today, said his officers
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      Dwindling supply, so prawns cost more
      346 10 Dwindling supply, so prawns cost more KUALA LUMPUR. Thur». PRICES of prawns and sfcrimps here and in Petaling Jaya markets have gone up by between 60 to 70 cents a kati over the past two months. A market In Petaling Jaya now sell*' medium sized prawns at about $260 a
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      'PLOT' TO LURE STUDENTS INTO THE UNDERWORLD
      85 10 KULIM, Thu r s An "underground plot" to induce students to Join secret societies had been uncovered here. "This is part of a plan to reorganise the whole secret society set-up in this district," Kul i m OCPD Deputy Supt. Low Tung Wei
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    Mobil asks for the other half of Pesek
    482 11 Future expansion of refinery*** MOBIL Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd. has applied to the Jurong Town Corporation for the other half of Pulau Pesek for further expansion of its Jurong refinery. JTC chairman Mr. Woon Wah Siang disclosed this at a ceremony yesterday
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    Queenstown art show
    58 11 MINISTER for Culture. 11.-. Jek Yeun Thong, will open an Art For Everyone exhibition, organised by the Ministry and the Peoples Amoclatlon. at Queenstown community centre today at 8 p.m The ceremony will be followed by a demonstration of the art of Chinese painting by one of
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    Diagnosing cancer
    41 11 Diagnosing cancer DR. Chong Kwang Dick and Dr. S.P. Sng of the Singapore Cancer Society will conduct a cancer diagnosis session at the Anson community centre today at 8 p.m. The session is organised by the Women's Sub-Committee of the centre.
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    Youth camp
    45 11 THE Chinese YMCA's Youth Department will hold a "selfdiscovery camp" for youths at a bungalow In Mata Ikan. Changl. from June 33 to 24 under the leadership of socioglst Dr. Ray Nyce and Dr. Ounnar J. Tellmann. director of the Samaritans of Singapore.
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    Two fined for illegal fund raising
    107 11 Two fined for illegal fund raising TWO jobless men were fined $100 each yesterday for collecting donations without a licence from residents in Block 21 of Outram Park. Scan Kheng Peng. 47. and Tan Lam Ho. 27. admitted goins from house to house to collect money for a Chinese wayang
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    BIRD PARK GETS A FOUNTAIN
    53 11 BIRD PARK GETS A FOUNTAIN A FOUNTAIN for Jurong Bird Park has been donated by Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd. In appreciation of the company's special relationship with Jurong Town. Mobil chairman and managing director Mr. A. J. Hurlstonr announced this yesterday at the ceremony commemorating the completion of Its
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    NO MORE CHEAP BOOZE FOR THE LONG-HAIRED
    76 11 ANZUK Woodlands Garrison camp In the former Naval Base has banned the entry of long-haired youths, following several Incidents In the popular "boozing" club Inside the camp. These youths usually frequent the Armada Club with soldier friends to drink duty-free beer and liquor.
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    Poly to produce 2,500 technical grads a year
    345 12 By TAN WEE LIAN fHE Singapore Polytechnic will be producing some 2,500 technicians for industry each year by 1980, the acting principal, Mr. Vernon Ager, «iid yesterday. In future, he said, the Polytechnic would only concentrate on techniciantraining. Mr. Ager, who Is
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    Air accord
    19 12 AN air services agreement between Singapore and Pakistan waa signed at the Ministry- of Communications on Wednesday.
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    Fencing
    18 12 THE Tanjong Pagar community centre will hold Its second fencing championship at 6 p m on Sunday.
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    'Jailed' labourer walks out a free man
    179 12 'Jailed' labourer walks out a free man V ABOURER Nagara] s/o Manickasamy, 30, was Jailed for five weeks yesterday after he was found guilty of wounding a retired police inspec- tor with a knife. But he left the Third Magistrate's Court a free man. Reason: He had been in remand
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    AEB courses in Chinese
    42 12 THE Adult Education Board will hold courses In English conversation, Junior technical drawing, fashion design, construction plan, commercial arts, Japanese, book-keeping, and Nyonya cake-making at various centres starting next month. The medium of Instruction will be lv Chinese.
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    TIMES MECHANIC DIES
    59 12 TIMES MECHANIC DIES MR. Harry Chan Ah Liang, (above) 62, a Straits limes lino mechanic, died yesterday In the General Hospital after a short illness. Mr. Chan, who was highly regarded by his workmates, joined the Straits Times group In 1952. A devout Catholic and a well-known social worker, he
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    Didn't register
    28 12 LABOURER Tung Telk Kheng 39. was fined $200 or a weeks Jail yesterday for falling to register himself under the National Registration Act. He pleaded guilty.
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    Marco Polo's 7ft cake goes to old folk
    126 12 A SEVEN-FOOT long keyshaped cake was the centrepiece at the Marco Polo Hotel's official "change -of name" ceremony yesterday. The l??-lb cake was unveiled by four pretty hotel employees after the hotel manager, Mr. George Fraschina announced the change in name from
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      PROBLEM PEERS
      335 14 f}NE of the current victims of London's call girl circuit is more than Just a Lambton in wolf's clothing. He may be considered something of a 20th century prophet as well. Ten years ago, when the lusty gales of the Profumo storm blew bowler hats off the Conservative
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      LAWLESS LAWMEN
      176 14 rpHERE is no special significance in the locax tion of the pitched battles between India's soldiers and policemen. The fighting has taken place in the chief city of Mrs Gandhi's home state, Uttar Pradesh, and the goriest encounter was near the holy city of Benares. But it could
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    Lee-Suharto meeting has a symbolic significance
    1254 14  - Lee-Suharto meeting has a symbolic significance ERNEST COREA BREAKING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIER IN JAKARTA By CONFRONTA TION distorted relations between Indonesia and its neighbours. But for that distortion Mr. Lee Kuan Yen's visit to Indonesia, beginning lodav, might have been considered an almost commonplace event. Because of past problems Mr.
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    Lock icon Where US officials live in fear of a bombing halt
    751 14  -  DENNIS NEELD: FHNOM PENH By A NIGHTMARE see- narlo, the consequence of a possible American bomb ing halt ln Cambodia, haunts many U.S. officials in Indochina. If their worst fears are' realised, the scenario would go something like this: Denied
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    Doctor drops libel suit against bank
    173 15 Doctor drops libel suit against bank DR. DENNIS Hangchi, who is In private pratice, yesterday obtained leave from the High Court to discontinue his civil action alleging "libel and breach of dut y" against a bank. His action against Chase Manhattan Bank N.A. was in connection with a cheque drawn
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    Watch your tap!
    25 15 Watch your tap! WATER consumption on Wednesday was 119.8 million rations (545,000 cubic metres) 0.6 mill on gallons ((2,000 cubic metres) less than on Tuesday.
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    $150 fine for breaking a showcase
    75 15 $150 fine for breaking a showcase CHUA Thlam Slew, 22, was fined $150 yesterday for breaking a glass showcase at the ground floor of the multi-storey Car Park Cabaret at about 11.25 p.m. on Wednesday. He pleaded guilty. The court heard that he tried to run when a police Inspector
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    Appeal to dead man's relatives
    67 15 THE body of Mr Oingantan Singh, S3, wm found In a back lane off Johor Road, at about 3 p.m yesterday. Police, who have ruled out foul play, aald hU relative* could not be contacted at his last known address at Kampung Batek. Relatives, or
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    $25 punch
    29 15 HXNO It Yak, Si, was fined I3S or five days Jail yesterday (or punching Leo* Tian Chuam •t Queen Street at 7.35 p.m. on March 31, 1970,
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    Wanted: A S'pore man to paint aflat in London
    365 15  - Wanted: A S'pore man to paint aflat in London BAILYNE SUNG BRITISH PAINTERS GET THE BRUSH-OFF By A LONDON shipping agency boss has given British house decorators the brush-off ami is looking for a Singapore painter. And here to scout for a painter on behalf of Mr. Simon Goodman, is
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    SIA airgiri killed in triple road crash in Kajang
    164 15 SIA airgiri killed in triple road crash in Kajang- A SINGAPORE Airlines hostess who took to the air only two weeks ago, was killed in a triple road accident at Kajanf, Selanfor, on Monday. Miss Diana Lee Tai Kan, 22, of Sera n toon Road, was on her way to
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    A $154,000 deal ends dispute over clinic
    322 15 A MEDICAL practitioner, sued for the recovery rx of his clinic premises in Serangoon Gardens, yesterday consented in the High Court to buy the whole building, which coft $37,500 ten years ago, lor $154,000. Dr. Yang Chlen Pai had rented the clinic, which
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    Just a $2,000 fine for SAF driver
    83 15 Just a $2,000 fine for SAF driver IN the Straits Times on Wednesday, it was reported that a Singapore Armed Forces driver, Mohammad Omar bin Mohammad Ya.iya, was fined $2,000 and jailed for six months for fatally injuring a schoolboy and injuring two others In liedok Road last Sept. 19.
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      667 15 I.M P.M. Opening md For the 7.11 Sakapur Siren [Malay Family (Chinese) Repeat) 3.M Diary of Events (Chinese) J-JJ Ne Md «c«tml (Malay) '.33 opor'S r3f3u6 3.3S Where the Heart is |jj Here's Lucy: Lucy and Prince 3.H Cantonese Film: Always in Charming My Memory (English 1 55 News Magazine
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      108 15 3.N P.M. Programme Summary 7.11 Programme Summary 3.12 Survival 7.M Keroncont ill Potret Perketi 7.23 Malay Film 4.N Assalamualaikum 1.3$ Peristiwa 4.17 Juara Kugiran IN News 5.17 Programme Summary 1.17 Malay Film 5.11 George of the Jungle 1.37 Arena Sudan 5.13 Two races West 11.11 Hawaii Five 0 5.51 Weather
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  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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      Make sure shops always display price tags
      153 16 RETAILERS and wholesalers who Jack up prices arbitrarily should be cheeked Immediately. Unscrupulous businessmen who Increase prices without any cause and who make huge profits from customers should be prosecuted. Stern warnings should be given to first offenders. If they are caught profiteering
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      53 16 THE traffic lights at the Junction of Serangoon Road and Jalan Toa payoh Is creating havoc. The timing only allows about five cars to move off when It Is green. As a result there is always a traffic Jam In the area. Will the authorities please look into the matter?
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      58 16 TT is satisfying to see that 1 In spite of the rising cost of living and price hikes on most commodities the toilet entry fee at People's Park Complex and Toa Payoh Bus Terminal stll) remains at five cents per person, per visit. It is hoped that the authorities will
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      Plan by Rotaract to make S'pore entre for elief perations
      223 16 Plan by Rotaract to make S'pore entre for elief perations I READ with interest an article on relief operations by Mas i c Kwee from London (S.T., May 11). I'm glad to note that even Mr. Hugh Harming, some one from far away Lopdon, should propose Singapore to be the
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      118 16 IN HIS reply (ST., April 28), "Fed-Up" (S.T. April 5). the Public Relations Officer of the Ministry of National Development said that a single yellow line was re-painted along Changl Road between Lorongs 104 and 106 to prevent unauthorised parkings. This preventive action, however, has not prevented unauthorised parkings, especially
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      104 16 PACKAGED tour travellers have little time and limited cash to spend. What they want from a roadside foodstall is a hot meal, cheap and good. They may try something unusual but are unlikely to be tempted by something which the local themselves find revolting. By changing the name "aw luagh"
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      Need for public toilet at car park hawker centre
      164 16 Need for public toilet at car park hawker centre IT la high time that toilet facilities are provided at the carpark hawker centre at Orchard Road. Business at this eating centre starts from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. every day except Saturdays when It stretches to 3 a.m. During this
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      75 16 JALAN Tenteram is always fully parked with unauthorised vehicles causing nuisance and Inconvenience to passing motorists. The bus terminus at Jalan Aman too Is overcrowded with buses May I point out that when these buses are negotiating corners, they always run up the pedestrian footpath damaging concrete paths and linings.
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      188 16 n 9 Olufsen S^. 0 v^ Mallmirk of Danish Quality BEOCENTER 3500 ULTIMATE IN HI-FI COMPACTS A fresh view of a high-fidelity amplifier record player FM Stereo Tuner combination of distinctive and unique Danish styling which has earned world- wide acclaim for b 0 products. In 1972, the Museum of
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    KOREA EXCHANGE BANK
    1045 17 OPENS BRANCH TO PROMOTE TRADE KOREA has implemented plans to further promote and facilitate increased two-way trade with countries in Southeast Asia. For the purpose, the Korea Exchange Bank has established a branch at the Asia Insurance Building, Singapore, to provide for the necessary banking facilities and
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      159 17 W^ Our Heartiest (%ok*&\ /^—^^S. Congratulations Best Wishes H ffHTtaTi i F \M^J?Pa) n the Offlcial °P enin 8 of Their I Congratulations Best Wishes \^v2jjj^/ BRANCH I t0 <s^-^ in the Republic of Singapore 9 KOREA EXCHANGE BANK I ORIENTAL LUMBER IND. CO., LTD. I on the Offic R
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      19 17 8 KOREA k EXCHANGE I BANK II SINGAPORE Sl^^ BRANCH MMHH ASIA INSURANCE BUILDING^ I FINLAYSON GREEN. SSNGAPORE 1
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    MAIN ACTIVIES and BUSINESS
    601 18 MAIN ACTIVIES and BUSINESS DEPOSITS AND LOANS: Won deposits at the year's end reached 45,743 million won, an increase of 39 per cent over the previous year, while foreign currency deposits as of December 31, 1972, were about the same as the previous year's level of US $634 million. FOREIGN
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      209 18 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the KOREAN EXCHANGE BANK on the occasion of the official opening of their Singapore Branch m BAIN WHAS h£l KOREAN GINSENG WINE auJJJj^jJ^^ I wonderful I tonic wine ±j£ I I exquisitely B I brewed oi Iky usin 9 jM I 6 years old I
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      50 18 S KOREA ML EXCHANGE H| BANK 1H SINGAPORE ffi;7??n? branch mmim ASIA INSURANCE BUlLDlNg!^^^^^^^ V FINLAYSON GREEN, SINGAPORE 1. J Congratulations Best Wishes to KOREA EXCHANGE BANK on the official opening of their Singapore Branch at Asia Insurance Building from Beng Thong Manufacturing Co. (Pte.) Ltd., Universal Tramping Pte. Ltd.
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      190 18 Our Heartiest Congratulations to KOREA EXCHANGE BANK on the Official Opening of their SINGAPORE BRANCH Asia Insurance Building. Ground Floor From: SENG BEE HANG SENG BEE SHIPPING (PTE) LTD. Congratulations to KOREA EXCHANGE BANK on the Official Opening of Their SINGAPORE BRANCH from: J. B. INTERNATIONAL RM. 6., 96-B, Market
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      96 19 Congratulations to KOREA EXCHANGE BANK on the Official Opening of Their SINGAPORE BRANCH Asia Insurance Building Finlayson Green. from P.T.INNE-DONGWHA DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD. VICTORY TRADING CO., LTD. (H.K.) President SEUNG SANG BAI Our Heartiest Congratulations to KOREA EXCHANGE BANK on the Official Opening of Their SINGAPORE BRANCH Asia Insurance Building,
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      768 19 General Growth and Business The Korea Exchange Bank ~v has sought to develop and improve its operations during the past year as an institution |^bw IfAlir A specialising in international MHHb* A transactions. f^^Yl IW II L M v L The Bank's overall bus. 1*11 All 1 II I* LE
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      254 19 Our Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes to KOREA EXCHANGE BANK on the Official Opening of Their BRANCH in the Republic of Singapore An Indestructible I 1 B Filing Cabinet! <~ Fire Proof! ~~7~'H KUROGANEI THE TORTURE-TESTED FILING CABINET GUARANTEES THE SAFETY OF YOUR VALUABLE OFFICE RECORDS. SPECIALLY INSULATED DRAWERS. KEEP CONTENTS
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      136 20 NCR MAKES NEWS AGAIN Introducing the NCR 399 MINI COMPUTER First in a new family of low-cost modular systems, the NCR 399 computes, transmits and receives data from another 399, an NCR Century computer or other-make computers. ~T ."> H«Rm! I L I Ik '^B THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY
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      721 20 Foreign Exchange During 1972 current trans- exchange receipts from the actions in foreign exchange U.N. Forces and a reduction held by Korea (KFX), which in remittances from Vietnam had recorded a considerable with the gradual overall deficit, reversed to an annual phaseout of the Vietnam War. surplus of $299.7 million
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      122 20 Congratulations Best Wishes to KOREA EXCHANGE BANK on the official opening of their Singapore Branch at Asia Insurance Building from BENG HUAT COMPANY KIM SAN TRADING (KILNING) PTE. LTD. Our Heartiest Congratulations to KOREA EXCHANGE BANK on the official opening of their Singapore Branch at Asia Insurance Building from Teck
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    Top crime buster Perreau is new chief of SIS
    176 21  -  N. G. KUTTY By ATOP crime-buster who helped to smash two gun-run-ning sydlcates within six months has been appointed OC of the ClD's elite Special Investigation Section. He Is acting Deputy Supt. T.C. Perreau, 38, who until recently was the OC
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    Worker's death: Open verdict
    76 21 STATE Coroner Mr. Ibrahim Burhan yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of a mosaic firm employee, Wong Poh Seng. 28. who fell to his death from the upper floors of a block of flats In Circuit Road on April 25 Wong described by his
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    'NO MORE TROUBLE' PLEDGE BY DUMB BROTHERS
    140 21 'NO MORE TROUBLE' PLEDGE BY DUMB BROTHERS TWO deaf and dumb brothers, accused of assaulting a woman, were acquitted and discharged yesterday after they gave an assurance in court not to create any more trouble. Neo Teck Heng and Eng Tse of Yio Chu Kang were alleged In a summons
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    Folk dancing
    42 21 A THREE-seislon course on folk dancing for advanced students will be conducted by a folk dance expert from Taiwan. Mr. Yang Chang Shong. at the YMCA. Orchard Road, from tomorrow till June t from 230 pm. to 4.30 p.m. dally.
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    Excursion
    32 21 Koh Bek LI, JaUn Sagu and Jalan Tlga Ratua community centres will conduct an excursion on June 9 at 4.30 pm Tickets at $3 per head are available at the centres.
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    Envoy's date
    24 21 MALAYSIAN High Commissioner. Datuk Abdullah Din All. will open the Aw Pottery 73 exhibition at Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 4.30 pm
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    Shue wins first prize in Rotary elocution -contest
    176 21 Shue wins first prize in Rotary elocution -contest- SHUE TTLY, 18, of Raffles Girls Secondary School, won the first prize among 11 contestants in the final of the Rotary 1973 Inter-School Elocution Contest for English secondary schools yesterday. She convinced the eight Judges with' her eloquence and subject matter on
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    Trial held in camera
    60 21 THE irlal of Kwek Yak Kwang, 30. charged with outraging the modesty of a 12-year-old schoolglii, oc.-an in the third Ma t strate'i Court yesterday— ln MM. Kw« a clerk. Is alleged to have committed the offence M a Chinese primary school in Lorong 34. Oeylang.
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    $10,000 ganja haul
    159 21  -  BERNARD DORAY By pLNTRAL Narcotics Buv^ reau officers yesterday seited about $10,000 worth of ganja from a hut in Retain Road, off Serangoon Road. The ian j a. neatly bundled In some 2,300 rolls, was found under a bed. A man has been detained. The haul, the
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    Round Two of FEFC freight hike talks
    279 21 Round Two of FEFC freight hike talks rpwO Far East Freight Conference representa- tives yesterday met local shippers for a second round of talks on its proposal to increase freight rates by about 12.5 per cent from Sept. 1. Mr. John Utley, a director of Blue Funnel Line and Glen
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    Drugs talk
    35 21 DR. EM Vaughan Williams of the Department of Pharmacology. University of Oxford, will give a talk on "New Aiitldyslhythmlc Drugs'- at the Allen Lecture Theatre, Sepoy Lines, on June 11 at 5 pm
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    Mountain climb
    32 21 TWENTY members of the 'Soarers' Adventure Club of the Kampong Cheng San Youth Sub-Committee will take part In a two-week mountaineering expedition to Mount Klnabalu In Sabah early next week.
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    Toto numbers
    35 21 THE numbers drawn In yesterday* Toto draw No. 40/73 were 15, a, 1. 39 and 29. The additional number waj IS. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 34, 28 and 37.
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    Bahai service
    23 21 THE Bahali of Singapore will commemorate the Awenskw of Baha'u'llah at Its centre in Cooling Close, at 3 a.m. on May
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    London tour for police cadets
    94 21 London tour for police cadets TWO National Police Cadet Corps members will spend three weeks in London as guests of the Metropolitan Police from May 30 to June 24. They are Scow Boon Ann, 16. of Raffles Institution. and Chenicheri Hariharan Nair of Hartley Secondary School. Their Journey to and
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    WOMAN BAKER ROBBED OF $1,600 IN HER HOUSE
    134 21 WOMAN BAKER ROBBED OF $1,600 IN HER HOUSE r'O Armed robbers gagged and tied up a 56-year-old woman baker end three of her grandchildren in their Ming Teck Park home on Wednesday, and escaped with more than $1,600 in cash and Jewellery. The robbers, one armed with a p stol
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    RI marks 150 th anniversary with victory in photo contest
    202 25  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG By HOLDING high the trophy for all to see is Hoong Bee Lok, 18, of Raffles Institution which won the sixth Singapore inter-school photographic competition with 139 points yesterday. Bee Lok, a pre-Univer-sity Two student, received a thunderous
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    CC baby show
    27 25 THE Women s sub-committee of Moulmeln comumlty centre will hold a bady »how at the centre In Bhan Road at 9 a.m. on Sunday.
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    New trial of $12,000 suit against bank
    377 25  -  BIN DAVIDSON By rrHE retrial of a $12,698 claim against Chase Manhattan Bank by a former employee, Mr. Llm Chwee Klat, began in the High Court yes- terday. The claim was dismissed by Mr. Justice D'Cotta last September but the appellate court ordered
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    Second junior college
    63 25 A SECOND Government Junior college Is to be built on a 15-acre site at 7'/j ms. Upper East Coast Road, oft Evergreen Avenue, the Government announced yesterday. The college, when com- pleted In 1975, wlil accommodate about 1,200 students. There will be two lecture theatres, a gymnasium,
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    Five found in opium den
    86 25 Five found in opium den FIVE men were Aned a total of $400 yesterday for having opium and opium smoking utensils at a Lorong Zaltun hut off Braddell Road at about 12.10 p.m. on Wednesday Lee Ouan Boon. 88. Hl* Buk Chua. 62, and Tan Ah Ngoh, 66, admitted having
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    OCBC wage row: Union to hold another meeting
    192 25 OCBC wage row: Union to hold another meeting rpHE Singapore Bank Officers' Association will hold an emergency meeting soon to decide what steps to take against the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation following the lack of progress in its wage talks with the management. In a circular to members at the
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    Envoy unveils plaque
    55 25 THE Indian High Commissioner Mr. T. Abraham, yesterday unveiled the Kamala Nehru Plaque at Kamala Club. About 100 club members attended the ceremony. The brass plaque was affixed beneath painted portrait of Mrs. Kamal.i Nehru, the wile of Indian leadei. Mr. Jehawal Pandit Nehru and mother of
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      583 25 CHANGE OF ADDRESS THE MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT w.e.f. from June 1, 1973 will be moving to Suite 0936, 9th Floor, Hotel Merlin, Jalan Treacher, Kuala Lumpur The telephone remains unchanged at 03-*****. SOCLAND DEVELOPMENT SENDIRIAN BERHAD NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that an 3xtraordlnary Oeneral Meeting of the Company will
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      584 25 PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN GETAH MALAYSIA BERHAD TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited from Earthworks Contractors who are registered with the Public Works Department under Class D and above or equivalent for the Bite Clearance and Earthworks for Qambung Concentr te and Heveacruinb Factory Site at the Mukim of Oktnbang. District of Kuantan.
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      17 25 0 AT THE SCHOOLS will not appear until June 22 because of tha school holiday* starting tomorrow.
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      2 President's Scholars in touring team
      313 26  - 2 President's Scholars in touring team JOE DORAI By A 15 MEMBER Singapore Women's Netball Association team, including two President's Scholars, leaves tonight on a one-month tour of Australia and New Guinea in preparation for the 1975 World Cup. The team, selected after a series of trials, is according to
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      Lock icon Canada fancied to defeat India
      155 26 JAKARTA, Thurs. Canada's Jamie Paulson and Bruce Rollick are drawn to play India's P. Prakash and Dipu Gosh respectively in the opening singles of the five-nation Thomas Cup badminton playoffs here tomorrow. In the two doubles matches on the first night Aslf Parpla and Prakash
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      US baseball results
      69 26 NEW YORK. Thurs —Results of yesterday's major league baseball games. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Chicago 4 Montreal 2, Cincinnati 4 Houston 2. San Diego 4 Los Angeles 3, St. Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. San Francisco v Atlanta (postponed). AMERICAN LEAGIE: New York 6 Detroit 5. Oakland
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      Lock icon Imai leads after Round 1
      118 26 Imai leads after Round 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Japan's 1 Masayukl Imal carded a two-under-par 70 today to take a single-stroke lead after 18 holes In the Dunlop golf tournament In Inchlhara. The veteran golfer grabbed the solo first round lend with a steady 35-35 Closely trailing him on 71 were
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      Setsu out
      33 26 LONDON Thurs. Setsu. a 25-1 t.iunce was last night withdrawn from the English Oaks classic at Epsom on June 9. Mysterious, winner <i the 1.000 Guineas, is the 5-2 Oaks favour
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      Fernandez sparks Imperial's victory
      166 26 Fernandez sparks Imperial's victory IMPERIAL Hotel started off the SBHFL League and Cup campaign on an impressive note beating Jebsen and Jessen 2-0 at Farrec Park yesterday. Imperial's win was never in doubt yesterday. Playing with confidence and ease they dominated the attacks and came oft deserving winners. JJ had
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      Lock icon Sweden 3-2
      29 26 OOTHENBURO, Thur». Sweden beat Austria 3-2 In their Oroup One World Soccer Cup qualifying match here last night. Ha If time score was 1-0 for Sweden Reuter.
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      Colours for primary
      293 26  -  Joe Dorai FOCUS ON OUR SCHOOLS /COMBINED Schools Sports \j Council has decided to av.ard colours to primary school athletes for outstanding performances this year. The scheme will not only encourage the young boys ana girls but will also help sustain their Interest In athletics. It will
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      Lock icon Hong Kong to meet Korea in s-finals
      224 26 CEOUL, Thurs. Hong Kong beat South Vietnam 1-0 tonight in a World Cup soccer Asia Group "A" preliminary tournament match and won a semifinal berth on Saturday. In the semi-finals on Saturday Hong Kong will play South Korea and Israel will play Japan.
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      Denness hits 104 for Kent
      42 26 LONDON. Thurs. Mike help this team declare at Canterbury yesterdayRain prevented play in cricket matches schedule Reuter. Denness hit 104 for Kent to at 267-6 against the MCC the other seven first class d to start yesterday.
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      Showgirl and Firebrand best on form
      551 27  - Showgirl and Firebrand best on form EPSOM JEEP By TWENTY-TWO Class 1 stayers have entered for the $51,000 Perak Derby to be run at Ipoh on Sunday, June 10, but even at this early stage I am willing to predict that the 12f classic will virtually be a two-horse affair
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      Hoon Cheow stretched by Dennis
      191 27 FVENNIS Lazaroo nearly mJ caused an upset when he stretched fourth seed Teoh Hoon Cheow to five games in the third round of the Nestles Singapore National Squash Championships at Holland Road on Wednesday night. Dennis outplayed Hoon Cheow in the opening game but unexpectedly
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      SLTA willconduct Junior GP on points system
      280 27  - SLTA willconduct Junior GP on points system GODFREY ROBERT By rP*. Singapore Lawn Tennis Association will hold the first tournament of the 1973 Second Closed Junior Tennis Grand Prix at Farrer Park starting on June 8. SLTA secretary Philip Lemos said yesterday: "The Grand Prix for tennis players below 19
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      Lock icon It's Liverpool's Cup despite 2-0 defeat
      349 27 BONN, Thurs. LEAGUE champions Liverpool became the first English club to win domestic honours fend a European trophy In the same season when they captured the UEFA Cup at the expense of Borussla Moenchengladbach in Moenchengladbach last night. So at last, after nine unsuccessful
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      Moh Leng adjudged the best performer
      485 27  -  PETER SIOW By WITH the school's star swimmer Elaine Sng, last year's overall champion, away In Australia, versatile Wong Moh Leng was adjudged the best performer in the Singapore Chinese Girls' School annual swimming carnival at Dover Road yesterday. Moh Leng scored a treble,
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      Do not blame players for hockey defeat
      260 27 Do not blame players for hockey defeat SINGAPORE Hockey Association must not be upset by the dismal performance of the national team In the recent Razak Cup tournament and abandon the side in search of new blood. I doubt if SHA can find a better lot of players than the
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      Eric scores 6 past Medan
      46 27 ARMED Fcrces-Pollce Combined beat Meclan 10-4 In the friendly tour water-polo match at Queenstown yesterday. Eric Yeo (6), Poon Kirn Meng. Albert Tan, Ten* Woon Kee and Tan Ewee Long scored for Combined, while Nlnoz and Mustan.an replied for th« tourists.
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      55 27 SOCCER: FAS Dlv S lg. WATEP-POLO: Medan I Young»ter» 8C v Bedok Youth* Spore Youth* (Queenatown iParrer Park); Bofaan Cup: 6 30). «««^iiaiown Sjpore Police v Armed Force* ATHLETICS: Beatty School (Tanglln S p.m.): NTUC Inter- meet (Parrer Park a 30) Tnlon: SPlU v FDAWU (St. SQUASH Spore National Georges
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    550 28 CHINA TIES WILL BE IMPROVED, BUT... CANBERRA. Thur*. pHI M E Minister Gough WhiUam declared tonight t I) :i t Australia, under his new Labour Government, would not move into anyone's orbit. Making a major foreign policy speech In the House of Representatives,
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    200 28 THE HAGUE, Thurs New Zealand today opened its appeal to the World Court here for a provisional order banning French nuclear explosions in the Pacific. New Zealand AttorneyGeneral Martyn Finlay who led the case, told the 16-man international tribunal that French obduracy was to
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    170 28 MORE TROOPS RUSHED IN TO QUELL MUTINY LTJCKNOW, Thurs. Police mutineers still held 20 of their officers hostage last night as troop reinforcements were being rushed to the troubled Indian state of Uttar Pradesh in a bid to end the three-day-old rebellion by state police which has left at least
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    Lock icon 'Resign' call to police chief
    55 28 JAKARTA, rnurs. Several MPs have called for the resignation of Jakarta police commander Inspector-General Wldodo Budldarmo after his son killed a driver with his pistol. Gen. Widodos 14-year-old son was playing with the pistol on Monday when he suddenly pulled the trUser. hitting the driver
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    The weather
    17 28 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Isolated showers in late morning.
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    117 28 SHARPSHOOTERS GET GUNMAN QPRENDLINOEN (West kj Oermany), Thurs. Police sharpshooters today shot a young gunman who stormed into a bank here and took six hostages. The police opened fire when the gunman left the bank with one of the hostages, bank manager Freidl Saam, to drive away in a getaway
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    479 28 T ONDON. Thur*. Thr slink market ilosril gulrtlv Arm today folluwlng l( I hiyhrr ln-t quortrrly proStt. dealtn Hhl. At 3 r tn. thr Flnamlal Tlnir* Inde* iw 2.S up at 467.1. lUrgulm tolallrd 7.687 (7.6031. l.ovrinmrnt bon<K drilim-il "P to In thr %h»n and mrdluin .IjL.I luars
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    48 28 NEW YORK. Thurs The Chase Manhattan Bank today raised Its Interest rate for prime business loans from 7 per cent to 7' 4 per cent. The bank said It would not raise Interest rates on consumer loans, small business loans and mortgages now —UPI.
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    68 28 HARRY CHAN AN LIANO, atied 62. passed away peacefully ti 573 at 10 20 a.m. O.ROH leaving behind only daughter Pauline Chan Cortege leaving -it). Jalan Mulls at 10 00 am on 26 373 .Sal > to Cathedral of the Good Shepherd thence to Chua Cbu Kant Chrlitian Cemetery
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      592 29  - Sime Darby moves into property in a big way GECRGIE LEE By CIME Darby Holdnitfs piu.us to redevelop substantial properties owned by the group as part of its new and ambitious multi-.nilion dollar venture into property development. Tne new interest ties in with the group's strategy to rationalise all its
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      190 29 THE Securities Industry Act is now in force. All but two parts of the Art passed by Parliament on March 7 came into operation from May 23, according to a Government gazette notice. The two parts which have not been activated are Part IV which
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      Staggering $3 million loss by Veneer Products
      457 29  -  TSAI TAN By THE bright hopes held out in Veneer Products' 1971-72 results have been dashed completely by the company's preliminary report for 1972-73 which reveals that the previous year's $1 million plus pre-tax profits have been turned into a staggering unaudited loss
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      160 29 Keeping up MY friend who works for British computer firm in Singapore tells me that his boss was at the recent British trade fair in Peking tryinf to sell computers to the Chinese. Like all food salesman, he prepared himself well for the trip, and was armed with
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        53 29 >CBC icnting IBS iel. Prop. ten loustead Leponc N 3. Sec. I. Land I. Leone 1 Bank Chem. I. Eidai mperial $20.00 5.90 3.20 3.50 4.20 6.20 8.50 9.70 2.80 5.45 6.15 7.35 2.40 t 1.05 1.82 .50 .40 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .18 .15 .15 .15
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        18 29 it Semb ioodwood i. Times 9 I.UU 9.25 6.00 7.10 ext. Corp Vearnes 1.60 5.05 —.15 —.15
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        22 29 S. Hilton 252.000 DBS 248.000 8. Darby 212.000 H. Far 140,000 Total Turnover: 2.24 M Total Value: 511.47 M
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        40 29 Industrials: 347.19 34S.51 Hotels: 251.17 Z53.S7 Properties: 352.32 352.M Tins: 133.12 133.12 S robbers: 331.74 333.lt O.C.B.C.: 342.36 340.65 Dec 30, 1M6 IN 1 Dec. 31. IMS a IN t Dee. 19, 1K2 1M t Jan. 1, 197» IN
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      MARKET CLOSES IN A MIXED MOOD
      403 29 A GENERALLY firm open•iV ing market in Singapore yesterday drew profittakers and selling on stale bull liquidation account resulting In a mixed look at the close. Much of the profit-tak-ing was seen in high»rpriced issues which had risen significantly In the firm conditions ruling
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      268 29 EASIER trading condl tlons attended the Stock Exchange in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Widespread profit-taking was evident among third- liners, causing their prices to close lower. However* with slight gains made among blue chips and second-liners, the Straits Times Industrial share Index moved up another four
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      177 29 If: s^: mm mM&s? IBJ: more than Japan's largest long-term credit bank If you thin* that Industrial Bank of Japan is Japans largest long-term credit bank, you're right. But only half right. While IBJ has played a key role in corporate financing for Japanese industry since I9()2, the bank has
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    1852 30  -  NICHOLAS COLCHESTER: NEW YORK ONE OF MANY PROBLEMS OF THE SEC IN POL ICING THE SECURITIES MARKET By THE SEC S KEY RULE 108-5 "IT IS UNLAWFUL (1) To employ any device, scheme, or artifice to defraud. (2) To make any untrue statement
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    371 30 Mr. Moses Koh Tien San, a business graduate from the University of Sydney, has rejoined Ben tt Co. as export sales manager. He served for a while as production supervisor at Texas Instruments before Joining Mobil Oil Singapore's commercial sales department. He was later assigned to Mobil's
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    INCREASE IN OIL CONSUMPTION
    239 30 THE BP Statistical Review of the World M Industry 1972 shows that world oil consumption last year totalled 2,590 million tons, an increase of 192 million tons on 1971. This represented a growth of eight per cent, a substantial recovery from the low growth rate of
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      129 30 Zh mM p<-m ire mjdr to bo lilt.. bmout I'jrkiT loiter H.iil Pen! n i made far tap months bngtf Iliri "linjry blHpoinl Your (hour in five point .it li.itn-l lolors ■fid ink < ohm To makr HIM no imp rise li ■i'|>'. >our loltrr. your monoßtjm on b* added
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    1530 31 THE last transacted sale at the close of business In the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday compared with the previous day's price together with the 1972/73 high bnd low. Adjusted for all new Issue). INUUSTKIALI CLOSING TONE: Industrials closed barely steady while the rest fairly
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    1520 31 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (3 508 3.608) (1) 352 CD A.
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    1266 31 DID and offer prices officially D listed and business In a-^ reported to the Kuala Lumpur trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise rr«clfled. INDUSTRIALS Acroa (3.10 B). CD. A. Tape I 908
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    145 31 A SIAN currency deposit rates as at close on Thursday. May 24: IS Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 9-1/4 9 1 mth 8-3/4 8-5/8 2 mths 8-11 16 8-9/16 3 mths 8-3 4 8-5/8 6 mths 8-13/1S 8-11/16 9 mths 8-3/4 8-5/8 12 mths 8-3 4 8-5/8
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      199 31 »T<HE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday slipped 37J cents to $638.12$ on an official offering of 240 tons up 2 tons. The local market reacted contrary to the steady overnight London market where the forward buyers' price showed a iurther upsurge of £4 to £1710. LONDON:
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      23 31 MAY 24. RUBBER: 140.75 cents (up 0.75 cent). TIN: $638.12 j (down 37} cents). Official offering 240 tons (up 2 tons).
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      102 31 £HIMItI PRODUCE ■XCHANOI, v SINGAPORE NOON CLOS4NU PRICKS PER PICUL VESTEhUAV CatMiut Oil: bulk »«0 seller.. drum 162 teller*. C»pra: Mixed (loose) UK/Com $3« K Pipper: Muntok ASTA white rob. 1007, NLW 1210 nellers. Sarawak White r.o.b. 9«'; NL.W S2OO sellora, Sarawak eclal black f.o h 99% NLW $132,
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      62 31 Wxfcmday Tut.li* U.t.t U s London 109.75 110 51 B«lnit 110.00 112.00 Honrkonie 109.94 lis 03 z *"lCJi 109 00 B 10V.SOB 110.30 8 111 SO 8 P»"» 111.22 ***** B'por* (1) iijos 113.VS 3 B' port (2) 3«.50 349 00 (1) Export price In non-aterllnK ar*ii> In
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      41 31 London copper prlcea on Wednesday (previous In bracket*): Wir»bar Spot buyer 1632 00 (£«33 50) aeli-r £633 00 ((«24no>: Three months buyer 1 626 00 < (623 50) sellers fA26.30 ((624.00) Msratt Uim: Barely steady after Arm lain: 4,250 tons.
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      PALM OIL
      37 31 In London on Wedneaday the palm oil pneej of Malayan 5 per cent elf fK/.N European porn per long ton Nov /Dec. wu unchanged (t'K £130 teller! >: Jan /June mi alao unchanged cl'K i!2s aellcra).
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      RUBBER RECOVERS
      402 31 THE rubber market yesterday gained up to two cents per kilo during the morning on better than expected London advices and some nearby demand whereas sellers were rather reserved. The morning session closed quietly steady. The afternoon session was sellerish and the day's gain was about erased In
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      97 31 rvAILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at neon yesterday. June Jiily iCurrent Month) (Forward Month) Buyers Seller* Buyer* Srllrrs Cents per kf. Cents per kg. iMR 5CV 1- ton Pallet" ***** 1CC.00N 158.00 *****N iMR 5L (1-ton Pallet* 159.00 160.00N
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      334 31 HONG KONG, Thurs. After opening on a steady note, the market weakened on some selling pressure which appeared after mld-morr.ing. In the afternoon It Improved slightly but profittaking appeared asaln. resulting in share prices generally closing at the lowest levels of the day. H.K. Banks, both registers, eased— London
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      130 31 NEW YORK. Wed—Stocks rallied sharply after a slightly lower opening, but lost most of their gains later to close only slightly higher. Analysts generally attributed the gain to technical factors, following recent sharp declines. Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisors, said the rate of
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      115 31 KINANC IAI. TIMfcS TINS Wednesday* 98 35 Tuesday 98.85 Week ago 94 06 IIIIIWHWednesday 443 05 Tuesday 445.72 Week ago 431 16 OILS Wednesday 306 76 Tuesday 305 18 Week bro 308 50 INDISTR1AL8 Wedne day 465 0 Tuesday 462.4 Week ago 455 8 IX)\V JUNKS \\l l( \«.l
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      483 31 MELBOURNE: Thurs. Prices were generally steady on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today where overall rises easily outnumbered falls. Most attention was directed to the industrial sector where sugar stocks featured In a reaction to Chinas Interest In Australian sugar. Colonial Sugar jumped 11 cents at $4 92. Millaquin added
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      198 31 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at May 24. Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foretfn Currency TT or OD TT OD US. Dollar 2 4925 2.4805 2 4685 Sterling Pound 6.3758 6.3227 6.3077 Australian Dollar 3.5421 3 5044
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      449 32 A LEADING LOCAL BANK invites applications from suitably qualified personnel for the position of:CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER He will be responsible for the organization and administration of all security functions. Candidates must be holders of a Cambridge School Certificate and should not be less than thirty years of age with at
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      849 32 AMERICAN MARINE (SPORE) PTE. LTD. I he above company, builder of luxury pleasure boats for the export market, is currently embarking on a rapid expansion programme. We are inviting applications from those with suitable experience, willing to accept challenges and hard work, for the following senior appointA) CHIEF QUALITY CONTROL
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      407 32 CLERK/TYPISTS required by an Established local Bank. Qualifications (a) Singapore citizen (b) Age: 17 to 22 (c) Chinese Higher School Certificate or Grade l/ll Senior Cambridge Certificate with credits in English and Mathematics. (d) Ability to type above 30 w.p.m. (c) Knowledge of book-keeping is an advantage. Please apply immediately
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      454 32 QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER We are a large manufacturing concern and are currently expanding our far east operations. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the above SENIOR position. Requirements Candidates should possess at least a tertiary education with some relevant working background. Those who do not possess the
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      593 33 aaaBBBBBaBaiaaBBBBBBaaiBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaiBaBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBIBIIB^HB^B™ Ll 1 BANK BUMIPUTEA MALAYSIA BERHAD BANK BUMIPUTRA MALAYSIA BERHAD OFFERS CHALLENCINC AND REWARDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUITABLE CANDIDATES IN THE FOLLOWINC POSTS: INTERNAL AUDITOR The Job: The Interral Auditor will report direct to the Managing Director. The successful candidate will handle the audit and inspection of all aspects of
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      610 33 DUIVIEX requires MOTHERCRAFT NURSES To detail baby foods and other products to professional contacts and visit homes in West Malaysia. Applicants must satlsty these minimum conditions: 25-35 years of age. with nursing qualifications, either SRN or SEAN: fluent in English, Bahasa Malaysia. Hokklen and Cantonese; possess a valid driving licence:
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      799 33 UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA Jawatan-Jawatan K« >ng Ol pusat Alat Pandangdencar Permohonan adalah dipelawa darlpada warganegara Malaysia untuk mengisi jawatan-Jawatan yang tersebut dl bawah lnl Qi Universlti Kebangsaan Malaysia. 1. Pengarah Keiayaaan Penga Hainan Calun-cal 'n hendaklah:I) Sebalk-baiknya mempunyai Ijazah. tetapl tldak semestinya. darl Unlversiti-Universitl yang diiktlrafkan. atau II) Mempunyii pengaloman
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      856 33 BROADCASTING DEPARTMENT, SINGAPORE raquirat AN ASSISTANT COPYWRITER (MALAY/ENGLISH) Eligibility: Singapore Citizens, betwwrt 18 and 30 yaari of aga with G.C.E. Ordinary Laval patsas in at least 3 subjects including Malay and English, or the School Cartificata with credits in Malay and English. Knowledge of journalism/advartising work will b* an advantage.
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      530 34 a psa TENDER NOTICE II Mil KS jk invited from PSA registered Contractors for 1)1 MOLIIiON and (LEARANCK of Existing Two Blocks of I our Storey Mats at Breeze Plain, Nelson Road, and the Rl MOVAL of Hardcore arising to Pasir Panjang. lender din;uments may be obtained from the Purchasing
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      568 34 Tenders sre invited from Registered Contractors of the Jurong Town Corporation for the following projects:(A) CONSTRUCTION OF PUMPHOUSE TO I LUXURY FLATS, JURONG TOWN ELIGIBILITY: Building $100,000/= snd above. 1 SHOWROUND: 4.6.73 at 10.00 a.m. Meet st Con- trsctt Office, Detign Division. J.T.C, I Block 108, Corporition Road, Singapore 22.
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      793 34 WANTED BALAU SAWN LUMBER 200 tons 4"X12"X16' 100 tons 9"X 12" X 10* during June 1973 for delivery in Singapore. Please reply urgently to S.T. Box A ***** Spore. "Tugs And Barges For Sale" Phone *****8 Singapore Marine Structures Pte Ltd. HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any
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      657 34 In The Matter Of THE COMPANIES ACT, Cap 185 and In The Matter Of TOMLINSON DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE LIMITED (Members' Voluntary Winding I pi At a general meeting of the members o' TOMLINSON DEVELOPMEN r PRIVATE LIMITED duly convened and held at No 9 Nunes Building, Malacca Street Singapore on the
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      787 34 PWD SINGAPORE Tender? are Invited for the following "SME V 7/73 SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF TWO (8) UNITS OF INCINERATOR AT THE CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD HI IJ 1) ING" Restricted to PWD registered Contractors under "Supply of Mechanical Equipment' and al) persons or companies who are not registered
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      722 34 TENDER Tenders will be received In Mm Ministry of Defence (Logistics Division). Tanglln. Singapore 10 for the undermentioned Items up to 11.00 a.m. on date shown aralnst the items SUPPLY OF FOODSTUFFS Tender: MINDK.Ff LOG) 13/73(3) Clokliic Dale: 4.6.73. THIS TENDER IS RESTRICT ED TO CSO REGISTERED CONTRACTORS The sum
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    157 36 I YJOLLAND America ll Line has announced that the delivery date of the cruise ship in •> rrinsendam has been postponed until Nov. 7. due to a fire last April. The builders of the ship will transfer the vessel to Holland America during an official
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