The Straits Times, 7 June 1973

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    27 1 CIIVED I J TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 JUN***** The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon Terror waves kill 1,500
    288 1 Terror waves kill 1,500 Sea off Java hit by big storms JAKARTA. Wednesday ABOUT 1,500 fishermen are believed to have died in a series of severe storms and tidal waves in the Flores Sea, east of Java, it was announced today. A spokesman of the Communications Ministry said the fishermen
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    Lock icon It may be last round saysK
    362 1 It may be last round says K PARIS, Wed. I.S. Presidential envoy Henry Kissinger and Hanoi Politburo member Le Due Tho met here today to conclude a new understanding on implementing the shaky Vietnam peace agreement. White House spokesman lion Zlegler attended the meeting. He arrived here with Dr. Kissinger
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    Lock icon Outsider wins the Derby
    44 1 L-PSOM. Wed. Outsider Morston. starting, at 25-1 and ridden by Eddie Hide, won the English Derby today. Cavo Doro U3-1). ridden by Leater Piggott. was second .and Freefoot (33-1) third. The favourite. Kaar (6-1), was fourth. Reuter (See Page 23).
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    Lock icon Crow damage
    37 1 TOMEI (Japan). Wed. Crows ripping up the Brass in search of food have forced a golf club here to cloae nine holes of Us course for repairs costing an estimated 30 million yen ($188,000).— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cruise ship in high seas bomb drama
    299 1 Cruise ship in high seas bomb drama LOS ANGELES, Wed. J^S advertising execntive has been charged here with demanding a US$25O,--(MK) (Ss62r>,ooo) ransom after bombs were planted in a cruise liner with over 800 people on board. Two bombs were found in the 19,907-top Norwegian liner Island Princess, sailing off
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    Lock icon Arms scare, then jumbo jet gets bogged down in mud
    196 1 LONDON, Wed. More than 230 passengers were taken off a New York bound BOAC jumbo Jet last night after a man carrying a briefcase full of arms told officials that seven of his colleagues were on the plane. The man,
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    Lock icon DROP IN GOLD FIRMS THE DOLLAR
    122 1 DROP IN GOLD FIRMS THE DOLLAR LONDON, Wed.— The gold price dropped back fi\e dollars and was fixed at US$l2l (SS3O2) an ounce in active trading here today. It closed last night at US$l26 (SS3IS). Dealers said interest wu high before the fixing and heavy turnover continued later. The drop
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    US tin sales again today
    51 1 WASHINOTON. Wed.—Stockpile sales of tin will resume tonurrow after a break of five yea.s. It wu announced today. The General Services Administration (QSA) said that Initially it plans to sell about US$3O million (SS7S million) worth by the end of this year (Details in Back
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    All safe, thanks to pilot
    71 1 ROME. Wed. —An Air Tunis pilot made a spectacular emergency landing here today with smoke billowing from a fire in the cockpit of his Caravelle aircraft. The pilot brought the plane down with the 54 passengers and seven crew unharmed after opening all the cockpit
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    Lock icon Nixon move to boost dollar
    449 1 PARIS, Wednesday TOP L.S. and European monetary officials were meeting here today amid growing speculation of imminent new measures by the Nixon administration to restore confidence in the dollar. In parallel developments, President Nixon has been holding a series of high-level policy talks with his
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    29 1 WASHINGTON. Wed—Kansas City police chief Clarence Kelly was reported tonight to be the Nixon administration s choice for the port of Director of the FBl.— Reuter.
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    46 1 LATEST Hess: Denial by son BONN. Wed.—Wolf-Ruedi-fer Ueu. ton of 79-year-old former Naii deputy leader Kuroif Hess, aid today that the Association for Freetnx Rudolf Heaa had rxH^in* to da with Sundays crash near Parii of the Soviet TL-M4 supersonic airliner.— Reuter (SEE PAGE FOUR i
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    To meet again
    25 1 PARIS. Wed.— Or. Klaatafrr and Mr. L* Due Tho met for $H heers today and arrecd to let together afain tomorrow —Beater.
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      66 1 WATERGATE: Secretary tells of fake stationery Pace 2 OTHER World News 3 and 4 MARINA CENTRE show complex 5 PAY FOR LEAVE swop option for 25.000 more 6 SIGNED: NWC pay pacts for 9.000 8 NEW VALUES that will spell success for AsU 9 ACUPUNCTURE successes cx at r era
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      21 1 SMILING FACES GOING PLACES JAKARTA 4 FLIGHTS WEEKLY TUE 7 WED, FRI, SUN. 9.45 PM. Hong Kong* discovery artne CATHAY PACIFIC
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    'Malik visit to Seoul will speed up new Asia-Pacific ties'
    396 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. I SEOUL, Wed. Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik's visit to Seoul will bring the formation of a new regional co-operative system in Asia and Pacific "closer to realisation," the national English-language daily Korea Herald said today. Mr. Malik
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    Lock icon SECRETARY: I HELPED TO FAKE McGOVERN'S STATIONERY
    799 2 outline of her duties as secretary when the committee resumed its televised hearings after rejecting a plea by Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox that they be postponed for three months. Mrs. Harmony, answerIng questions from committee counsel Samuel Dash, reported that on Llddy's orders
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    Lock icon Women leaders meet in Taipeh
    64 2 TAIPEH, Wed More than 100 women leaders from 14 Asian countries will attend the eighth general meeting of trie Asian Women's Association Federation beginning on Friday, the official Central News Agency reported today. It said delegations from the Philippines, South Vietnam. Cambodia and Indonesia have
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    Lock icon First LSD user in Sri Lanka
    52 2 COLOMBO. Wed A voulhful membei at a Cuombo pop group slashed his wn silver of glass yesterday and police who detained him he was Sri Lanka's llrst kuser of LSD A Narcotics Bureau man raid It was believed I the drug from a foreign
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    Lock icon Laird takes on No. 2 job at the White House
    178 2 Laird takes on No. 2 job at the White House WASHINGTON. Wednesday rvDRMER Defence Secretary Melvin Laird will become chairman of President Nixon's Domestic Council, the job formerly held by Mr. John Erhlichman, congressional sources said today. The Domestic Council i post Is considered the second highest stall position at
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    Lock icon Talks on 80 islands d y – a g – w d n –
    57 2 Talks on 80 islands LONDON. Wed French an British officials began two-da tallc.s here today on problem affecting the New Hebrldge«. foreign office spokesman said. The New Hebrides are a strin of 80 Islands rdou, 540 kllo rmtres 325 milesi from Ni Zealand which are governe Jointly by France and
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    SAIGON SCANDAL OVER 'AUTOGATE' CASE
    90 2 SAIGON. Wed. While America tunes in on the latest scenarios in the Watergate affair, its South Vietnam ally Is embroiled in its own governmental scandal the "Autogate Case." Diep Van Mlnh. flred on April 27 from his job as Administrator-General of the Senate, is accused
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      121 2 Something for nothing on your way to London. Thailand, India, Greece, Italy, Germany. The choice is yours. When you fly Lufthansa to London you're free to stopover in any or all of the countries along the way for no extra fare. Three Lufthansa 707 flights every week from Singapore. Daily
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      141 2 End Constipation Worries Whan tomtom in the family hit constipation, there always th* question of what to giva him or her that's effective as wall as Vim of research and testing have resulted in a remedy that is both effective and safe for adu i a .d children alike. The
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      Lock icon Divorce appeal by Sukarno's daughter
      48 3 Divorce appeal by Sukarno's daughter JAKARTA, Wed— A Jakarta religious court yesterday sanctioned the divorce of Rachmawatl, 23-year-old daughter of the late President Sukarno, by her doctor husband, Murtomo Marzukl, on grounds of negligence and Infidelity. Rachmawatl said she would appeal the decision to a higher court— AP.
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      Lock icon Regional^ pacts j in Asia dying: Whitlam I
      368 3 Regional pacts in Asia dying: Whitlam NEW DELHI. Wednesday AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Oough WhiUara today described the majority of regional arrangements in Asia as either 'moribund, objectionable or transitional." Mr. Whitlam, who was addressing a Press conference before his departure for Canberra later tonight at the end of a four-day
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      Lock icon Boycott threat by Maulana
      56 3 DACCA. Wed. Maulana Abdul Hamld Khan Bhashanl. 80-year-old leader of the Bangladesh opposition National Awami Patty, has threatened to start a movement to boycott goods from India. At a public meeting at Chlttagong he raid India's Increasing Influence In the country's political and economic fields was
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      375 3 HONGKONG. Wed. A three-man American delegation of antlnarcotlcs experts has arrived for talks with British and Hongkong officials about the flow of drugs through South-east Asia. WASHINGTON: Secretary of State William Rogers yesterday defended plans to sell U.S. Phantom fighters to Saudi Arabia, saying he did not believe the
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      BID TO STOP WHITLAM CUTTING UK TIES
      96 3 LONDON, Wed—Ministers from Australia's six states met here yesterday in a bid to stop Federal Prime Minister Gough Whitlam severing the country's constitutional links with Britain They told reporters they were unanimous In their opposition to Mr. Whitlam's proposal that the British Parliament
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      FEI FLIES OFF FOR TALKS WITH SIR ALEC
      107 3 FEI FLIES OFF FOR TALKS WITH SIR ALEC PKING, Wed. Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Penf-Fel left Peking today for an official fourday visit to Britain during which he will have talks with his British counterpart Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Prime Minister Edward Heath. Mr. Chi left with a party of
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      Lock icon China entering oil age: Japanese expert
      276 3 China entering oill age: Japanese expert TOKYO, Wed. CHINA Is entering the oil age and her exports of crude petroleum will Increase rapidly during the next five years, a highranking Japanese expert on oil problems predicted today. "We have big expectations regarding China's future oil production," said Mr. Ryohei Suzuki,
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      27 3 JAKARTA. Wed. The Indonesian police force will be reduced from 135.000 to 110.000 men within the next five years. Antara News Agency reported today. Reuter.
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      CLEAN ENVIRONMENT CALL BY VATICAN
      58 4 ROME. Wed. The Vatican and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation both issued statements today urging global action to preserve the environment. And UN Secretary General Dr. Kurt Waldheim recalled that the first steps towards creating such effective international action were taken at the
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      464 4 VAPIPE: New device to fight car pollution British invention after two years' research LONDON. Wed THE British Government today unveiled a simple device which ft claimed marks a major breakthrough in combat ting cai engine pollution. Called <f V apl p c" (short for vapour pipe), the device has been
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      Lock icon New antifire fuel for planes on show
      138 4 New anti fire fuel for planes on show FA R N BOROUGH, (England), Wed British scientists yesterday demonstrated a new fuel additive designed to prevept flre breaking out in an aircraft crash. A rocket sled containing a tank of the treated fu«l known as FM4 was hurtled at 130 miles
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      Lock icon Jakarta team in Poland
      63 4 WARSAW. Wed. An eightman Indonesian parliamentary delegation yesterday began a wtek's visit to Poland during whi?h It will pay particular attention to the Polish agricultural Industry. A spokesman said the main feature of the visit was a tour of a state farm In which the parliamentarians
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      Lock icon Indon Red to die
      57 4 JAKARTA. Wed. An Indonesian has been sentenced to death for complicity In the abortive 1965 communist coup. Antara news agency reported today that Didl Rachman. former member of the banned Indonesian Communist Party, was found guilty by a local court In Bogor, West Java, for attempting
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      Lock icon 400 at big oil convention
      56 4 JAKARTA. Wed. Some 400 officials of foreign and local oil companies have begun a threeday annual convention here to discuss their operations In Indonesia. More than 20 foreign oil firms have concluded production sharing contract* with Pertamlna The biggest Is Caltex which U producing one
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      198 4 US mayor honours China's visiting newsmen CHICAGO, Wed. Calling Chinese -Americans the "finest family people In our city," Mayor Richard J. Daley yesterday extended honorary Chicago citizenship to 16 visiting Chinese journalists. Mr. Daley, speaking through an interpreter, told the 21 member group from China that Chinese Americans 1 n
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      ALL SMILES AS MAO GREETS HANOI LEADERS
      176 4 HONGKONG, Wed.— The North Vietnamese party and Government leaders visiting China were received yesterday by Chairman Mao Tsetung in his study at Peking, the New China News Agency said today. NCNA said Mr. Mao "tightly clasped their hands and embraced them, while warmly
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      Why we blew up the TU-144-by group
      252 4 PARIS, Wed A GROUP calling itself "The Action Committee for the Freedom of Rudolf Hess" today gave two reasons for blowing up the Soviet Tupolev-144 supersonic alr-llner on Sunday. "WE WANTED to begin with the Soviet plane because It is the Soviet Union
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    Nantah survey on the Jurong way of life
    270 5 PIFTY Nanyang Unir versity undergraduates will start a two-week survey on social and economic aspects of Jurong Town on June 11. The survey Is sponsored by the Singapore National Academy of Science and jointly organised with Nantah's Geography Department. The survey is
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    I-card and keys found in taxi
    65 5 I-card and keys found in taxi The identity card and a bunch of keys belonging to Mks Ong Slok Tian, 17, have been found in a taxi by Mr. Tommy Young, director of Pace Advertising. Mr. Young said yesterday that he had tried to contact her but without success. Miss
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    Cyclist dies after crash
    49 5 A CYCLIST. Ng Swee Tee. 15. died in Outram Hospital 11 hours after he collided with a car In Mountbatten Road on Tuesday. Police appeal to eyewitnesses to contact the Sepoy Lines police station. There were 98 other accidents, three of them serious, on Tuesday
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    FLOATING BOOK SHOW DUE TODAY
    93 5 FLOATING BOOK SHOW DUE TODAY A FLOATING book exhibition on board the educational ship m.v. Logos will arrive here today for a week's visit. The Logos is owned by Educational Book Exhibits, a non-profit charity organisation based in London The exhibition will open to the public tomorrow. Free entrance tickets
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    S pore team now touring China
    42 5 S 'pore team now touring China A 25-memb?r delegation from the Singapore Electrical Trades Association is now on a visit to China. The tew A-hich left here on May 27 is visiting Kwangchow. Hangknw. Shanghai. Nanking and Peking during the monthlong tour.
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    36 Chinese schools to join contest
    150 5 rpHIRTY-SIX Chinese secondary schools have indicated that they will take part In the general knowledge quiz organised by the Geography Department, Nanyang University, on June 22. The department expects more schools to take part. It has sent out invitations to 58 schools. Prizes will
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    Watch thief
    36 5 LOW Cheng Kang. to. was Jailed (or a day and fined $500 yesterday for stealing a 190 watch from Chew Yeow Kwan on Tuesday at a house in Nam Lock Street. He pleaded guilty
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    Marina Centre show complex
    270 5  -  CHIA POTEIK By IT WILL HELP TO BRING MORE NIGHT LWE TO THE CITY CENTRE Till; new Marina Centre to be built on the .'{7o acres of reclaimed land off Clifford Pier will provide the nncleus for a commercial and residential complex that will be one
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    12 5 FROM left: Teresa Teng, Yue Yar, Yang Slow Ping and Yang Yen-
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    Three acres
    37 5 THE area of land given by the Government for the Singapore Council of Social Services Old Peoples Home Project in Mandal Road i» three acres, and not 15 acres, as reported in Tuesdays Straits Times.
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    TOP RECORDING STARS FLY IN FOR 'SELL-OUT' DATE
    332 5 TOP RECORDING STARS FLY IN FOR 'SELL-OUT' DATE NINE top recording stars from Hongkong and Taipeb they share more than 100 discs among them flew in yesterday for a four-night "sell-out" date with iueir fans at the National Theatre, starting on Friday. The performers flown in by Singapore Airlines •re
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    MAN GETS FIVE YEARS FOR HOUSEBREAKING
    90 5 SAMAD bin Abu Bakar, 35, unemployed, was Jailed for five years yesterday for housebreaking. He admitted two charges of breaking into the homes of Madam Eng Jang Ker and Madam Shui Shiew Ling, in Sunset Avenue, off Bukit Timah Road, on May 11 and
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    5 SECRET SOCIETY YOUTHS HELD IN —RAIDS—
    152 6 5 SECRET SOCIETY YOUTHS HELD IN RAIDS T>OLJCE arrested five seeI ret society youths In raids on Tuesday. Two of them, both 20, were picked up by CID detectives at Taman Ho Swee at 3.48 pjn. Investigations revealed they were members of the Slo Huay Kwan secret society Group 18
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    Demand for coin-stamps issue
    98 6 Demand for coin-stamps issue LARGE orders for Singapore's first-ever philatelicnumismatic combination Issue to mark the opening of the seventh Seap Games on Sept. I—have1 have started to pour ln from both foreign and local collectors. The issue features a new SS silver coin bearing the National Stadium on the obverse
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    Carnival Day
    35 6 THE Union of Keppel Shipyard Employees of Singapore will hold Carnival Day 1973 for members and their families at the Wonderland Amusement Park in KaUang on Sunday from 4 pjn. to I pjn.
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    Scout seminar today
    42 6 THE Singapore Scout Association will hold a seminar on fund-raising today at Its headquarters. Sands House ln Clemenceau Avenue. Mr. R.R. de la Crui. Finance Resources Executive of the Boy Scouts World Bureau AslaPaclnc Region. will lead the seminar.
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    Pay or leave: 25,000 more get option
    296 6  - Pay or leave: 25,000 more get option EDWARD LU' By §OME 25,000 employees of statutory boards and quasi-Government bodies are to be given an option for more pay in lieu of leave. A sub-committee has been formed at the Finance Ministry level to work out the various leave compensation schemes
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    Did you leave something behind in a taxi?
    113 6 rpAXI -DRIVERS have reA turned to the Registry of Vehicles various articles left behind by passengers between May 7 and 28. They Include two pairs of spectacles, a typewriter, envelopes and writing pads, a pair of binoculars, an umbrella, a camera, a
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    Price tags: CASE dialogue with retailers
    128 7 Price tags: CASE dialogue with retailers THE Consumers Association of Singapore has started dialogue with retailers' associations to put across the idea of price-tagging for essential commodities. Mr. Ivan Baptist, its executive secretary, said it was Important that CASE should have the fullest co-operation of all the people concerned, especially
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    Fancy dress contest
    42 7 Fancy dress contest A fancy dress competition, magic show and art contest will highlight a children's party organised by the Asian Women's Welfare Association tomorrow at 3.30 p.m. at the home ot the Indian High Commissioner. Mr Thomas Abraham, In Pelrce Drive.
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    Suicide verdict
    33 7 THE State Coroner. Mr. Ibrahim Burhan, recorded a verdict of suicide yesterday on Madam Sim Lai Kirn. 64. who was found hanged tc a tree at Airport Road on May 13.
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    SWITCH IN POSTINGS FOR COOM AND BYRNE
    114 7 SWITCH IN POSTINGS FOR COOM AND BYRNE ACHAWOE of postings for two Singapore High Commissioners was announced by the Foreign Ministry yesterday. The High Commissioner to India, Mr. Punch Coomaraswamy (above), has been appointed High Commissioner to Australia while Mr. Kenneth Byrne Is leaving New Zealand for New Delhi. Mr.
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    Club to stage three plays
    62 7 STAOE Club will present three one-act plays at the Regional English Language Centre. Orange drove Road, on June 15 and 16. The plays are A Kind of Justice, White Lies and The Dark Lady of the Sonnets. Admission Is by programme which can be purchased
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    Donate used furniture to charities, firms urged
    160 7 pOMPANIES with furnlture and equipment due for replacement should donate them for community service use Instead of sellIng them. The call was made by the property manager of the Boustead Group of Companies. Mr. Peter Swaison. when he presented 50 steel desks and
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    319 7 Another 'import more' call to Japan TRADE TEAM'S BID FOR BALANCED TRADE I TOKYO «M. 31-MAN Singapore trade mission today again urged Japan to increase her imports of Singapore products to rectify the present trade imbalance. Encik Ridzwan bin Haji Dzafir, director of the Singapore Finance Ministry's Trade Department, and
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    Gold mart dormant despite high prices in London
    150 7 Gold mart dormant despite high prices in London rvESPITE soaring gold LI prices In London, the gold market In Singapore was largely dormant yesterday. Dealers reported "very minimal" or no transactions at all, saying demand was "pathetically slight" They added that this inactivity had prevailed in the market for more
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    Rollo's body to be flown to Australia
    70 7 Rollo's body to be flown to Australia THE body of Mr. R.J.D. (Rollo) Hasluck. 32. elder son of the Governor-Gen-eral of Australia. Sir Pau: Hasluck, will be flown home, for burial. According to an autopsy report. Mr. Hasluck died of a heart attack. Mr. Hasluck was having a drink with
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    Tool men due
    29 7 A 26-MEMBER British trade mission of the Machine Tools Trade Association, led by Mr. J.M. Brlce, will arrive here on June 13 for a four-day visit.
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      216 7 Brim-ing Up Father Jfy Bill Kmranm-h A Hml Cmtmp I ONE LOOK AT THE WHERES HISS SHE QUIT.' THAT WAS V lTVwit» 'F XXlfeE SkTK I'LL PWCKeN If PPCTPK'g NURSE ANP M SHAPELY'/ I'M TME I A SHO«T/ LOW f OR ARW4NO I Efirt 'HP TTILL By **LL FEEL yfcl
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    241 8 SAYING IT WITH FLOWERS— A DANCE IN PRAISE OF OUR YOUTH rIEY were not absolutely perfect, but bow the students cheered as their teachers took their turn to stage a variety show at the Singapore Conference Hall on Tuesday night. Like in this item where seven dancer* led by Miss
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    New church building
    32 8 THE Rev. Noah Chen, Moderator of the Singapore Presbytery, will dedicate the Holy Grace Presbyterian Church's new building at Upper East Coast Road on June 16 at 3 p.m.
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    Signed: NWC pay pacts for 9,000
    325 8 Signed: NWC pay pacts for 9,000 9,000 employees of Singapore Airlines and three subsidiaries of the General Electric Group are to get wage revisions as recommended by the National Wages Council for the year. Agreement has been reached between SIA and the Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union (SATU) to Implement
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    PSA man denies 9 charges
    72 8 PSA Signalman All bin Aman. 13. yesterday denied nine counts of corruptly receiving a total of 1260 from five people between last September to April thia year. Ail la alleged to have received the money for supplying the n*e people with lists showing th« eat
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    Get your dog vaccinated
    43 8 THE Oovernment has advised dog-owners to have their pets vaccinated against rabies Vaccin.vion of dogs is being carried out at the Government Animal Infirmary in Kampong lava Road, during office hours. A S3 fee will be charged per vaccination.
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    Airport Customs officer gets 18 months for graft
    214 8 Airport Customs officer gets 18 months for graft A CUSTOMS officer was sentenced to 18 months' Jail yesterday for corruptly obtaining $500 from a tourist guide cummanager in charge of overseas tours. Anang bin Hajl Mahmood 43, was found guilty of receiving the money from Michael Lam Van Chong of
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    Driver dies in crane mishap
    48 8 MM Lai Huat. 28. was killed when his crane overturned at a construction site at Jalan Bahar in jurong on Tuesday. Llm. who suffered serious head injuries, was moving his machine up a slope when It toppled over. He died on the spot.
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    Illegal entry: Indons jailed
    46 8 SIX Indonesians were each Jailed for a month yesterday for entering Singapore without permits between May 28 and, June 2. Ahmad Jells. Hashlm Lin Tolcong. Lamln Marabok. 18. Katoa Mabadl, 35, Nasron bin Run, 19. and Saat bin Osman. 45, pleaded guilty.
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    Scroll lost
    32 8 A UNIVERSITY of Singapore degree scroll belonging to K. M. Tan was lost around City Hall Colombo Court bulldir.g on Tuesday. The finder r.»ay contact the owner by 'Uiglng *****
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    Illegal samsu man fined $1,300
    125 8 LOH Ang Kirn. 42, unemployed, was fined a total of $1,300 or 18 months jail yesterday on two charges of having dutiable goods. He was fined $1,000 or a year's jail for having 109.1 litres of samsu and 3,950 litres of fermented mash at a
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    New values that will spell success for Asia
    668 9 New values that will spell success for Asia WAY TO GET BETTER RESULTS: J^ SI A N societies will need new value systems to achieve better results from econoin i c development plans, the Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Ken^ Swee. s;'M yesterday. While there Is much
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    Youth tells police: I was tricked of cash and watch
    194 9  - Youth tells police: I was tricked of cash and watch GERALD PEREIRA By Acquitted A PEON has reported to take police £i»at he was cheated of $100 and his watch by a man who befriended him while he was shopping on Tuesday. I According to Tar. Ho Soon. 20. the
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    Thai Minister Dawee here on private visit
    104 9 Thai Minister Dawee here on private visit rpHAILAND^s Minister for X Agriculture and Cooperatives. Air Chief Marshal Tun Dawee Chullasapya Is in Singapore for a four-day private visit He flew in on Tuesday and called on the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. and later attended a party given in hJj
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    CC to start courses
    40 9 CC to start courses THE Buklt Merah community arnire will soon start courses In Ikauty culture. taekwon-do. yate, fencing and yoga at the Btre at Jalan Buklt Merah. further details may be ob•ed at the centre or by rlngll *****7
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    ACS WINS SCIENCEINDUSTRY QUIZ
    89 9 ANGLO-Chinese School has won the interschool science and industry quii organised by the Science Council of Singapore. It beat Victoria School in the finals held at TV Singapore on June 1. The other semi-finalists were St. Joseph's Institution and Tanjong Katong Secondary Technical School. Team and
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    NZ trade team begins 5-day visit
    130 9 THE 12-member New Zealand trade delegation yesterday began their five-day visit here with calls on local businessmen and the Economic Development Board. Led by Mr. R.H. Stewart, they started with a courtesy call on the New Zealand High Commissioner, Mr. H.H. Francis. This was
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    AEB to hold 5-week driving courses
    81 9 AEB to hold 5-week driving courses THE Adult Education Board in conjunction with the Registry of Vehicles will hold a five-week driving course leading to the Class Four driving licence for the handling of heavy vehicles, from June 11. Only those who have a valid data Three driving licence are
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    ARPS for three lensmen
    43 9 THREE members of tne Photographic Society of Singapore nave oeen given associateships of the Royal Photographic Society (ARPB) of London. They are Messrs. Poo Tee Jun of Singapore and Chang Kum Seng and Llm Eng Ki.it of West Malaysia.
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    Gas main
    38 9 THE. Oas Department wII lay a gas main across Bru Basah Road near the junction of N'.^oll Highway and Connaught Drive on Saturday. Work will start at 10 p.m. and stop at 8 am on Monday.
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      276 9 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 6 Perhaps the driver U to beat 4 Arrange to back one horse up a striker (4-4). given In Roe'j letters (S). 6 Girl of average t>pe un--8 Sheriff's men cake opening finished iS). drink (6). 7 Problem ha* a knack of arls 0 Low spirits,
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      RELIGION'S ROLE
      413 10 THE search for Christian relevance In a materialistic world is as old as modernisation itself. Sadhu Sundar Singh, Donald Soper, Leslie Weatherhead and even Billy Graham at one time or other, have grappled with the task of relating the teaching which says that material possessions corrupt humanity to
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      RALLY ENDS WITH REGRET
      102 10 T<HE energy crisis takes many forms. In the United States, dwindling oil supplies have created a nightmarish spectre of dark streets and dying cities. In Singapore and Malaysia, oil production price hikes have put paid to a popular feature of the motoring scene the For six
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    373 10  -  JOHN CHAOWICK By STOCKHOLM: The world's brightest pupils probably have well- educated parents, plenty of books in the home and enjoy reading comic strips. Budding young scientists are more likely to be boys than girls. And successful girls have more often than not been taught by
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    Keeping pace with plush rivalry
    934 10  - Keeping pace with plush rivalry ERNEST COREA COMMUNITY CENTRES IN THE MIDST OF NEW DISTRACTIONS By First of a two-part report J mQM 4 In a very short space of time before textbooks were ready, and a national system of education was devised we had to develop a truly 0k
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    Lock icon CAMBODIA'S FUTURE HANGING IN THE BALANCE
    714 10  - CAMBODIA'S FUTURE HANGING IN THE BALANCE JOHN PARCELL: PHNOM PENH By pAMBODIA's military and political future is still hanging in the balance more than three months after ceasefire arr a n gements came into effect for the other countries of Indo-Chlna. On the one hand. United States officials here are
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      69 10 Styles cut to the latast trend by our most experienced craftsman sine* 1934. Suits complataly hand tallorad t stltchad right to tha buttonholas ansurlng bast workmanship, Vf a ra also Importars •> axportars of flnast Gants taxtllas tharaby w« hava tha latast t wldast ranga of materials for salactlon. And
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    First fiveroom HDB flats on ballot today
    196 11 First five room HDB flats on ballot today THE first five-room flats to be sold to the public by the Housing apd Deve-> lopment Board will be balloted in Farrer Road Estate today at 2.30 p.m. Eighty-eight of the flats sold at $27,500 each will be among 490 units in
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    Balinese dances on film
    54 11 MR. R.B Djonokusumo. Press and cultural officer of the Indo- nesian Embassy, will present a talk-cum-ftlm show on "Appieelating Ballnese dances" at the lecture room of the Queenstown branch library at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow The programme is organised by the Young People's Service of the branch
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    'Acupuncture successes in China exaggerated'
    421 11 'Acupuncture successes in China exaggerated' —STORE DOCTOR TELLS ROTARIANS... T>EP()HTS of China's successes in the use of acupuncture anaesthesia were often exaggerated, a Singapore doctor said yesterday. *Dr. Robert Loh was talking to fellow Rotarlans at a luncheon meeting at the Mandarin Hotel about his three-week tour of China together
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    22 11 Watch WATER consumption on Tuesday was 120.5 million gallons (548,000 cubic metres), 2.2 million gallons 10,000 cubic metres) less than on Monday.
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    Boy drowns in a jar of water
    82 11 Boy drowns in a jar of water AN 18-month-old boy, Abdul Rahman bin RosU was found dead in a jar of water In the kitchen of his Beach Road Housing Board flat on Tuesday. According to his mother, Cik Marliah bte Awang, 35, she was hanging up some washing at
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    Blood Bank stocks above average
    91 11 Blood Bank stocks above average RESERVE stocks In the Blood Bank were above average over the past week. During the week, 874 donations were received and 788 transfusions given. Oroup donations came from Boat Unit. Seletar West Camp (169 donors). School of Maritime Training (139 donors) Beach Road Camp (92
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    Govt mounts big drive to wipe out -crows
    222 11 Govt mounts big drive to wipe out crows SINGAPORE Is mounting a national campaign to rid Itself of crows. Reason Their rapidly growing population increases the danger of their spreading disease among pigs and poultry. Like the vulture, the crow is a scavenger, and In Singapore frequents insanitary locations like
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    Saigon trade team here
    49 11 THE South Vietnamese Minister (or Publtc Works, Mr. Duong Kics Nhucng. and some 20 officials and traders are here for tiade talks with the Oovernment. The talks will get under way after the arrival of Mr. Ha Xuan Trung. the South Vietnamese Finance Minister, today.
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    Sultan's visit
    30 11 THE Sultan and Tengku Ampuan of Selangor are now here on a private visit. They arrived here on Tuesday evenIng and are expected to stay till the week-end.
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    Riddle of the choosy thieves
    189 11 By K. S. SIOHU DOLICE are investi--1 gating a strange housebreaking case yesterday in which thieves stole some jewellery but chose to leave cash and other jewellery behind. The thieves broke two padlocks to get into the iEh t h floor Housing Board flat of
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    Newlywed wife, 19, finds husband hanged
    182 11 Newly wed wife, 19, finds husband hanged A FACTORY worker. A married only two months ago, was foupd hanged in the toilet of his Housing Board flat early yesterday. Azhar bin Baba, 26, described as a "happy-go-lucky" man by his wife, Samslah Sharifl, 19, was found dead at 2.44 am
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    Ticket tout fined $250
    43 11 PETROL-klosk attendant Leo Chee Fatt. 24. was r.ned $250 for attempting to resell nine $1 cinenu tickets (or the 7 p m. show a' Ruby Theatre in Bale*tier R )ad l.\st Friday at 6 25 p.m. He pleaded guilty.
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      606 11 m a B5rS-?Bu ni art h featurin as a sr™ sumwy 7 cindid ctm Run 1-RepMtJ 7.M News (Malay) 3JJ Gandi Jm. And* M 4 Redi Pa P" Sjn Lan Pon Chee and Wong Choon 1 21 Sports Lexicon 4 n tmoat Sekawan 1 11 Musika Ong (Chmese-Repeat) 1.35 Paul
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      Medical puzzle: How to determine baby's defects fast enough
      567 12 Medical puzzle: How to determine baby's defects fast enough SOME babies get off to a better start in life than others. In fact, doctors say that In as many as 70 per cent of all births, something however minor goes 'wrong during pregnancy, labour or delivery. Sometimes this mishap causes
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      CARRY-ALL BAGS
      86 12 ONE of th« smortest investments you con moke: a handy trovel bog. Even if you never go anywhere, for fun, you may find this Over-sized bag is perfect for all things you carry to work. Career girls will love the new styles, big and roomy with several comportments.
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      NO WORK PROBLEMS AS HUSBANDANDWIFE TEAM
      252 12 NO WORK PROBLEMS AS HUSBAND-AND-WIFE TEAM HAVINO a career is one thing. But having a Job that involves round-the-clock association with your husband is quite a different matter. Not many wives would like that. But gemologist and Jewellery designer Mrs Maria Neuman has been working with her husband for the
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      366 12 S'pore models for for fashion show in Jakarta T INE fashion models left Slngapore yesterday to join four Indonesian models in Jakarta to stage a glittering fashion show during a gala dinner and dance to be held at the Latin Quarter nightclub tomorrow. The girls from the Michelle Beauty and
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      256 12 Women need Brand's every month There are times in a woman's life when she feels tired and depi eaacd. There are days when she feels drained- of energy. That's when she needs the natural goodness of Brand's Essence of Chicken. Many women r<*ly on Brand's Essence of Chicken ever; month.
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    243 14 APL named agent for Cunard SAX FRANCISCO. American President Lines has signed an agency agreement with Cunard Line to represent the East Coast and Caribbean cruise operator in the West. The agreement, which is subject to I.S. Government approval, cills for APL to serve Cunard Line in the States west
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    More leave for merchant navy officers and men
    227 14  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By CYDNEY: Australia's 7.000 merchant navy offleers and seamen, most of whom get 20 weeks paid leave "ear, have been granted an additional week, to' take effect Immediately They will get another week In April next year and a further
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    134 14 SHIPS IN PORT MITT ANMOUMCIO TIM FOLLOW IMO MNTMMO *IB*KCI MIMTI Fan JtlMI T. •WTi Tamp, m, C.t.m »>r JJ J4 rkHtmiilil M. HMM JUHI M/M. Diilimii U/M. K>o«o Kara M/M. Mltara Man M/«l. IM in iU/u. intn« v lms en? «»a Dour Turmu «T tmt Tokirs Bay IM: acu«u
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      110 15 Dt Srmb f 13.30 -120 K 4 N $13.50 +120 r Plant 230 .70 M. Court 332 .M Hutrr TM t 5.05 65 r Cables t 4 10 .50 OCBC $24.50 .50 B. M'sla f 3 40 40 8. Land f 7 30 35 I 'nilitr t 272 .32
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      20 15 i'porr Hilton 275.000 opprr Ind. 192.000 •an Urctrir 130.000 "oUI Turnover: 3 99M otal Vmlae: $18 WM
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    1465 15 CLOSING PRICES rpHE last transacted sale at X the close of business In the Stock Exchange of {Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's price together with the 1972 73 high and low i *Adusted for all new Issues). CLOSING TONE: All iecUo.u ckued sUady with Una neglected. TI'BNOVEK: Official
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    Stock market stages good recovery
    339 15 Stock market stages good recovery THE stock market yesteiday r«- covered from Tues- day's setback In somewhat cautious trading. In most of the volatile stocks this cautious attitude was particularly evident, as characterised by increased selling once these aharea hit new peaks. Nevertheless yesterday ended with more stocks finishing in
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    2232 15 810 and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. IMH -IKI II Anna i 3 98Bi |2) 3 94. (2) I.M. il,
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    191 15 rX Association of Banks In sfaiaysta-Blngaport announced these bast agratd merchant rates a* »t Junt t. «f I orrlfii (_ymnt> US Dollar Sterling Povind Mutrmiui, Dollar "anadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar Local dollar* to 1M Malta tt tti tig* Cwmmtj BelgUn Franca "(Commercial) Sanlah Kroner 3euuche Marks Ptench
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    UOB poised for big expansion r
    581 15 WSF^^^^F^ftf^¥!f^!9l^tF9!^^^flf^^ WITH its bigger capl- tal base, the United Overseas Bank group is poised to embark on an aggressive expansion programme. This rovers diversification, the opening of new local and foreign branches, and more Investments In Joint ventures. The group gave a sparkling performance
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    Tong Meng cuts down losses
    298 15 Tong Meng cuts down losses rE losses Tong Meng Industries suffered last year at $474,055 are about a third down from tho»e made In 1971. Still, no leas Improve- I ment Is expected from this group, which came twice to the market In I 1972 to ask for more capl-
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    Strong advance at MFM
    474 15 MALAYAN Flour Mills' 1972 results prove the kind of rise which cheaper raw materials can Klve to a company's profits. MFM whose pre-Ux earnings Jumped 71 per tont last year to $5.52 mlll'on. the highest level achieved In the company's h'story. attributes this Improvement almost entirely
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      76 15 THE Malaysian Mintttrr of Finance has Mind these ratem tor calculating Customs duties for the period from Jane 7 to IS: Bobber Ml eta a Ib Copra U7I.M a ton Palm OH S4M.M a ton Palm Kernel $235.25 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber 3t
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      130 15 Slater back in good health LONDON: Mr. Jim Slater, chairman of Slater Walker Securities haa assured shareholders at the annual meeting that he was now fully i— oveted from his recent uineaaea. Asked to comment on eon 1 1 n ulng speculation that he was unwell and may soon retire,
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    482 15 Rueff: Current floating exchange rate system 'very unstable' I ISBON: French econorn 1 s t Jacques Rueff said the present floating exchange rate system was 'very unstable." and could collapse under renewed speculative strain. The only sure way to achieve stable currency system while dredging the International Inflation rate would
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    151 15 A BIAN currency otpoalt ratas as at close on Wednesday June 18 D«Uan Offtr BM 7 dsys »-5 l-i J 1 mth 111 I-K 2 mths l-t/lf 1-7 l* 1 mths l-i 1 c mth. Ml II *-ll 1* ir.ths 1-13 l« Ml It 11 mths 1-11
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    144 15 LONDON Tin prices gained fully £22 per metric ton on Tuesday as fair Influential buying of forward meul returned to the market which followed the moderate rise In the East. Physical Interest was subdued. After lunch. Cash tin gained fully £6 and Three Months fully £9
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    36 15 fHE Straits tin mar--1 ket In Penanr, the Ipcal rubber market, the Stock Exchange In Kuala Lumpur and all banks in Malaysia were closed yesterday for the birthday of the Vans; Dlpertuan Agunf.
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    196 15 U>NDON: The market drifted lower throughout Tuesday In sympathy with the trend In the East but terminal buying Inter- est at the lower •Is was I on a very small scale. Consumer offtake In physicals was negligible as most operators appeared to be I well covered
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    191 15 APRIL rubber production by estates of the following companies are: Kllogrami Austral Enterprises 23.904 Ayer Molek 23.165 Buklt Katll 21.273 Castlefleld iKlang) 139.254 Edensor 34.020 Olenfowric 33.113 Oolden Hope 681.076 Holyrood 47.627 Hongkong iSelangor* 14.062 Inch Kenneth iKaJang) 71.215 Jeram Kuantan ***** Kllllnghall 18.597 Klnta Kellas
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      119 15 lIONQKONO, Wed. The market remalneu quiet out steady throughout the day with share prices generally putting on fractional gains. Buyers were more active today and the Hang Seng incex moved up 7.30 points to 766.51. Hongkong Bank's Local and London registers both registered gains at HKS3S2 and $332 respectively
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      358 15 V|EI3OURNE, Wed. ITI A generally strong mining market, particularly among copper stocks, dominated trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Rises In this sector easily outnumbered falls while In the market as a whole the majority of rises over falls was two to one. Bougainville Conner closed higher at
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      234 15 On th» traa aiaftama KUrkat in Hodikoiu raaorday ia« U.I toilar. quoim at otn, ror II »nd IKK lor aaar.. Saatmis -a» a-jotad .1 DM u4 Sao I**1 INDUSTRIAL* •jnpol uara. Auet. Con. Ind. 2 Sl', 01 Au.l Nat. IX. a A P M. I M ,Di Rank
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      58 15 Tu..«., Ma^ar un utt Laataa m oo 123 90 Beirut 127.00 l».0S Hawkaa< CMaed lit N ZurKk IM.UB J23.008 iMMa ixm P»rli 172.1t l.'t.U a pen il) IK.OS lI* JO s pw. (2l Vali M>.lS 1 1 r.au*.." prlcaa la MM-iivrlmr ana* In t'l <UHan par *urn». ,2,
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      315 15 NEW YORK. Tues speculation that Pre- Mat-nt Nixon was planning new strategy to cope with Inflation helped the stock market break a five-day tallspln. Popular averages scored their best gains 11 nearly two weeks, with blue chips and glamours attracting the bulk of demand. Mr Nixon called his
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      92 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tueaday ***** Monday ***** Waak aao 97 34 RIBBEM Tuaaday ***** Monday 471.12 Watk 467.1 OILS Tutaday 115 M Monday HIM Week »«o 110 M INDI'STmiAU Tueaday 4711 Monday 4MI Waak aao 4*4« DOW JOVES AVEBAGE I Mil -IKM. Tuaaday 900 11 Monday 14*11 Week aio
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      1230 16 i f tSk ¥I*4o 1 af W A has Career Opportunities for: (a) HONOURS GRADUATES IN ARIS, SCIENCE 01 LAW b DE6REE OR WPLOMA HOLDERS IN ESTATE MANAGEMENT OR VALUATION as LANDS OFFICERS in the Lands Estates Division of the Corporation. Salary In the scale $900 x A5O 1 150/1200
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      601 16 AMERICAN SERVICE COMPANY in SINGAPORE requires GEOPHYSICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEER Experidnce aiid Education in Electronics required. Position open to capable man for operation, repair and maintenance of marine seismic and hydrograp hie instruments. Only those with seismic or related field experience need apply. and EXPERIENCED SURVEY DRAUGHTSMAN capable of working with
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      835 16 Shangri-La hotel f ncorpo'at«d in Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of SHANGRI-LA HOTEL LIMITED will be held at Shangri-La Hotel (Hibiscus Room), Mezzanine Floor, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 10, on Friday, 29th June, 1973 at 1 1 a.m. for the
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      668 17 |gLs^^^UsssWa«wsJaws>As*^si«<JAaVfc^Bwl BANK OFFICER A well-established International Bank requires a Bumiputra for the post of OFFICER with one of its branches in Malaysia. t CANDIDATES must be responsible, tactful and experienced in Administration or Banking. ACE ranging 25-35 years. QUALIHCATIONS:University degree in Economics or Associate of recognised Accounting Body, or Associate
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      598 17 ACCOUNTANT Applications are invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citlsens for the above position in a well-established manufacturing Company in Petallng Jaya. Age: Not more than IS yean. Qualification: Must post ass a recogniaed accounting qualification and be a member of a prof—tonal body. Fluency in «agh*h and knowledge of Bahaaa
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      363 17 Congratulations and Best Wishes to MR. FRANK WEN KING TSAO on being conferred the PSM by His Majesty the YANG DIPERTUAN AGUNG, from MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD I 30E, Jalan Ampang Kuala Lumpur. Chemical Company of Malaysia Berhad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Directors have declared an interim
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      1379 17 CONSOLIDATED SAWMILLS (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. This is to notify that CAN KONG HOR has ceased to be a director of the Company with effect from the 12th day of May. 1973, and is therefore, no longer authorised to transact any business on the Company's behalf. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD,
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    53 18 1 Announcements L.UNUHOUSB- CURRY SPICIALI TIIS Morning Coffee and Afternoon tea. Business as usual from 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ist floor, John Little's Building. Raffles Place. S'pon. *****. PARENTS, treat your family to MPH Super Sale, as educational. It's fun. Hooka. Toys. Stationery galore. Up to 80% discount. New
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    74 18 3 Religious Announcements M.V. LOGOS announces a Christian Beck Exhibition en beard: Friday te Sunday June Bth— loth 11 a.m 8.30 p.m. (Sunday— 2 p.m 8.30 p.m.) Free books with all purchases above $5. Entrance tickets available at parking lot by Oate 2 of harbour. READ THI LATEST eye-witness report
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    72 18 17 Deaths MDM. HIW LAN YIN, mother of i>eter C.ioong Chee Wee, Raymond uhuuag c'bee Seng. Veronica, Mary. Mol Hee Kue Hee passed away peacefully on 3 6 73. Cortege leaving «83. North Bridge Road S'porc on Saturday 9.6 73 at 2.00 p.m. fur Tank Road Sacred Heart Churcn CABLE
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    48 18 22 In Memoriam IN LOVING MCMORV of Madam kvt Bel. Neo departed on 7-6-71 (treat loss but fonver nmembered oy children Andrew, Inn, Ranny and son-in-law Tony. IN EVER LOVING NSNORV Of a beloved husband and father, Mr. Lte Hing Chuang. ca..ed Home 7.6 70 His Loved Ones.
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      3990 18 <^«araiAdv*rtajaiTH>nls M M^ M W V aWITZr it: classified advertisements is Talapttana sxtrvtes) BANK/FINANCE COMPANY baa vacancies for (a) One Senior Bookkeeper wltb minimum 5 yean broking experience (b) One Typist minimum speed 46 w.p.m. Apply giving full personal partlculan and quallflcatioia together with recent photograph (tion-nturnable) to B.T. Boa
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      871 18 LARGE OOUBLE STOREY DITACHEU house on half ao acn of beautiful matured garden In exclusive residential ana, 4 bedrooma. living room, separate dining room, servant's room and amenities, quiet, secluded and completely private Partially furnished $3,000/- (2) Large double-storey detached bouse on 10,000 sq. ft. of matured garden dlst. 10
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      878 18 INSULAR REALTY. Bungalowa: S6SC: $750: $800: $900; $1000; $1100. $1200: $1300: $1400; $1500: $1600. $1650; $1800. $1900' $2000; $220 C. $2300: $2400: $2500; $2600: $2800 $3000: $3350: $4300. Semi detach.- $500; $600: $630: $700; $750; $500 $900: $930: $1000; $1100: $1200. $1300; $1400: $1500; $1600: $1600 $2000. Terrac* $500: $350:
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      667 19 (Cont. from Page 19) OIST. 10 HENRY ***** split -level brand new 2-slorey corner temldetached. big garden. luxury iurnlahed 4 rooms 2 longbaths. servant's amenities. Rental (1,800 p.m. negotiable. Tel: *****0 Spore is. JALAN HIKAYAT seml-detaeseti a bedroom*, fully moaalc Immediate occupation. Contact Ourdev S'por* X9150 oltlrt UNFURNKHID ROOM (TERRACE)
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      396 19 BUNCAI OWI, SI Ml DITACHID. TIRMACI HOUSIS required In dlst. 15. IS. 19. 30 (or immediate occupation for long lUt of foreign clients Oontact Singh *****(/533*4TI B'potv ATTINTION LANDLOP.DS OWNERS' •elected clKnt* waiting to occupy houses rials In any dlatrlct. Any rental Call Klly Realty Company ***** Spore for rapid
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      1013 19 DIST. 14 NAMLY DNIVI dreenleaf Rla* 2-storey eemi-detaciieu and many other* going cheao. (2) Lucky Hill 2-storey rriit level mtwmodlvte terrace. (126.000 $lSB.oon a.n.o. (3) Apartment dlst. V new Tons Watt Mansion area 1. 400 sq It. (123.300. (4) dlst. 16 Bennett «n--nue, new 3-storey semi-detached (245.000 0.n.0. T*l: Spore
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      812 19 WATTEN NISI APARTMINT, lillly furnished. 3 bedroom*. 2 alreo.l--diiloners. carpeting. Rented at *SOO p.m. Price $130 000 cn.o. Tel: *****8 Spore. DISTRICT 12 SHAN COUNT Apartment. 2.200 aq.ft. 4 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms with built-in cupboards and kitchen unit* Prlc. $150,000/--wita vacant po«*«a*lon. Ring 9*3416. ONI NEW DOUBLE (TOREY BUNGALOW at
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      699 19 OODOWN 4.400 5,400 sq.ft. Immediately required (or ttoragr and office space Preferably long lea** Ttl. ***** *r wntt I* i Th* Advertlasr, P 0 Bex (04 (■pare 1. Oodown wanted 4.000 to S.4OS (Cj.ft. Long lea** Detail* pleas* to SM Kampe.ni Bahru Ncad, S'per* 4 tr Til: *****4 Meissen MM
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      679 19 MODERN BUOO2T TOUNS Unique Arrangement Guaranteed Oally Dcaartur* SUN MON Malayala 7 Day* Deluxe Air-con, (apcoal 3 satals dally) (138/-. (II) Bangkok' Chl*ngmel 15 Day* $309/-. $300/-. $295/-. TUIS— Penang/Pangkor/Cameron Highland* 5 Days. 4 Night* (74.90. WIO:— Penang Cameron Hlgtilands/Tatping 4 Day*. 1 Night* (49.90. THUNSt— Penang/Ipoh/Talplng 3 Day*. 4
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      787 19 BIGINNIRS SHORTHAND. BOOK KIIFINO ACCOUNTING TVFIWRITINO, Audi* Typing. Prtaclßi** •f Account*, Commercial Law. Com■aaro* and Finance, Economic*. Bejslnn* Statistics. Coating. Company Law. structure of Commerce. Commercial Arithmetic class**. Day*: Mondays/Friday*. Tuesdays Thursdays, Wednesdays Saturday* 14 cm ing MMKm: 9.00 a.m.— l 2 noon. Afternoon session 2.00—8.00 p.m., Evealai tmton 5.30—4.30
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      888 19 BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING! Pr\panng for LCC /Pit man Examination*: Register Eirly Raja's Colleg*. Raffles PUce (*****) Raja*. 318 D Changl Road (*****8). BHONTHAND: Theory Speed 80-IS-I wpm. Momin*. Afternoon Even tag S*a*k>ns Register Early: Raja College, Raffle* Place (*****) s USD Changl Road (*****8). MODINN SCNOOI OF COMMERCE <**in 01* tthetl
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      Complaints daily on high cost of living
      236 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday 'pELEGRAMS and letters complaining about inflation have been received almost every day by Umno from its various branches, the party's executive secretary, Kncik Khalil Akasah, said today. The rising cost of living will be one of the major topics for
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      King's birthday
      30 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaysians celebrated the birthday of the Yang Dipertuan Agung today wan a Trooping the Colour ceremony In the morning and a garden party In evening.
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      U-boat sunk when she missed a rendezvous...
      295 20 PENANG. Wed A GERMAN Journalist who spent two weeks in Penang to probe the sinking nearly 30 years ago of the German submarine, U-859, said today the U-boat was torpedoed off Penang because she could not keep a rendezvous with a sister boat.
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      Papers get a warning from Harun
      110 20 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government will not hesitate to "freeit" the printing licences of newspapers in Malaysia that play a double same, the Selanfor Mentri Besar, Datuk Ha run Idris, warned today. Aa newspapers are very influential, the authorities have to ensure that
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      Lock icon MISSION MEMBER DIES
      83 20 MISSION MEMBER DIES SANDAKAN, Wed—Australian timber businessman Mr. Kenneth Hudson, 55. was found dead In his hotel room here on Monday morning, a police spokesman said yesterday. A company director of Hudsons Timber Pty Ltd. of New South Wales, the late Mr. Hudson was a member of the Australian timber
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      Found dead
      49 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A 19-year-old servant girl, Khaw eiew Lee. was (out d dead In a bi'sh, 100 yards from her employer's home in Jalan Pimping, Ulu Klang, thli morning. Police found an empty bottle near her. It was later sent to the chemistry department (or analysis.
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      11 guns seized
      37 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Selangor police have bagged 11 gun» over the past five months —thanks to tip-offs Iroin the public. They also seized 61 rounds of ammunition of various calibre ana 29 teargas shells.
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      Industrial action threat by MAS -workers
      172 20 Industrial action threat by MAS workers PETALLNO JAVA, Wed. The Airlines Employees Union has threatened the Malaysian Airline System with Industrial action. It will take a work-to-rule ballot next week. This new course of action In its dispute with the airline was decided at an emergency meeting of the union
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      403 20 classified •^advertisements (Cont. from Page 19) 1*72 MAZDA 1000: 19T1 Mazda 1390; IV7I Toyota Corona 1500 witb alrcond 1971 Colt Oalant 1500 O8; 1971 Toyota Corolla 1200 Kvervlt Trading Co. Perak Road B'pore 8 *****/***** T. AUSTIN MINI WOO MK2 ftiatlonwasOtl 1960 with winding window*. On* owner Showroom condition. Taxed'
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      376 20 1971 DATtUN S.S alrcond. radio, tape, sports *t*erlng/tyre* Mini Clubman lf>7o. good condition. ISS Bale Road, B'pore Tel. *****2. 19M JACUAR 2.4 rear unit alrcondltloner. *port* rim*, (chrome wire «beel*> Immaculate condition Contact *****7 B'por*. 19*7 RENAULT RIO perfect running condition, owner changing car 52.530 Contact Tel: spore *****0 after
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      817 20 1971 SEPTEMBER AU9TIN 1300 Oood I condition with road tax and Insurance. $4,800 Cootact tnSlO B'por*. 1997 FORD FAIRMONT SEDAN good condition, new tyro*. 1 owners, $2,000. Rlnc 944M1 Spore U7i FIAT 129 Saloon. One owner Al condition. Accident free. 59.T90 0 n.o. 2392C08 today /tomorrow S MONTHS OLD TOVOTA
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      771 20 SOBVBILLANCE. TNACINO, ENQUI RIBS. Domestic Problem*, call n*T» B'por*. Continental Inreatifation Private Limited. 278, Prealdeat Bborpine Centre. Singapore. MAXIM SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENI offer younjt eharmlac ladle* to *aUrtain you. Day/Night Service. Call 2M4A. Room 1. I*l. Floor. Hotel New Honckonc. SICMAR SECURITY SERVICES PTE LTD., provides lv Mrvtee* tor credit in
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      505 20 0 SANYO Applications are invited from suitably qujlifed S>ngop3ic Citizens who have completed or extripted from National Service for the undermentioned voccKies: MALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS Qualifications: Possses LCC ntermtdiote Book-keeping Certificate. Must be able to type 35 w.p.m. ond hove 2 yeors experience in Accounts Deportment. Age: Beween 19 —25
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      540 21 Let's set to know more about the police p()R 365 days in a year we expect to be served by the police. We want the police to be on the spot when a crime is committed or when an accident takes place. We ask for protection, law and order and
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      266 21 New ICs: Booking shock at 6.45 a.m. CINCE the renewal of identity cards for those born between May 6, 1949 and May 5, 1955 began sometime last year, I have tried to re-re-gister myself on no fewer than four occasions without success. •Mr first two attempts were at the National
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      92 21 I RECEIVED a letter recently from the Ministry of Finance informing me about my application for the post of a typist. I was asi^ed to appear for speed and copy-typing test with my own typewriter at a certain school which is very far from where I live. Could the authorities
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      44 21 r!E telephone booth In Jalan Sayvir off Jalan Eunos has been without a telephone for three months. This Is causing great Inconvenience to the residents In the area Could the Telephone Board attend to this matter as early as possible. A RESIDENT. Singapore 14.
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      Schools encouraged to take part in gymnastics
      263 21 Schools encouraged to take part in gymnastics LITE APPRECIATE the interest shown by A.K. (ST., May 22) regarding gymnastics in srhools. The Ministry of Education Is well aware of the excellent qualities that could be derived from participation in gymnastics, especially for growing children. In fact gymnastics activity has already
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      246 21 GOVT REPLIES enforcement of the Factories Act if the names or location of these workplaces could be made known to the Chief Inspector of Factories. FOO SHIANG Hl'l. for Permanent Secretary. Ministry of Labour THIS is In reply to the letter by "Fantasy Fan" (S.T.. May 29) The feature film
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      1114 21 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Properties to be held At our Sale-room NO. 58 MARKET STREET. SINGAPORE On WEDNESDAY. 13th JUNE 1»7» At Z.M P.M. Particulars (1) No. 674 Nortn Bridge Road Lot 19-2 Town Subdivision XIII Area 931 sq. ft. Title 999 year leasehold (M/s Richard Chuan Hoe Lim Co
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      613 21 SINGAPORE EIDAI CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic sf Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of Singapore Eldal Corporation Limited will be held at 8 Jalan Papan, Jurong Town, Singapore 22 on Tuesday. 19th June 1973 at 11.00 a.m. for the following purpose*: 1. To receive
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      416 21 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD THE TRADE MARKS ACT TENDERS (C APTE m > ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (2nd Floor City Hall) This advertisement appears by l£ a^««££r\& TrVr^arks^un^r «ov{.,on°l de£,it"« y 5O Clo^Vt 2 1?pm r of «< 7 the A 011 216 7 S NOTICE is hereby given thai 2 Supply and
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      316 22  - ABC plans a circuit Table Talk By PETEI SIOW r THE Asian Badminton A Co nf ede ration, which held a meeting in Jakarta last week, is planning to organise an Asian badminton circuit based on similar lines as the European circuit. Mr. S.R. Chadha. ABC's honorary secretary, said: "Everything
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      347 22  - S'pore likely venue for world tourney JOE DORA! By fHE second World badminton championships are likely to be held in Singapore in November this year. Five countries, including Thomas Cup holders Indonesia, have pledged to support Singapore in their bid to stage the meet. The IBF will meet in London
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      National team outplay Veterans*
      103 22 National team outplay 'Veterans' NATIONAL hockey team showed better stickwork, speed, skills and cohesion to outplay the ExInternationals 4-0 in a friendly match at the padang yesterday. National forwards Gerard D'Cruz. Farlelgh Clarke and Nantha Kumar showed plenty of dash and were a constant threat to the Ex-Internat:onals' defence. The
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      Fifth win by Hampshire
      97 22 UNDEFEATED Hanr.pshlre registered their fifth vlcto.-y with an Impressive 4-0 victory over Tamil Brotherhood Association In a Football Association of Singapore League Dlv 2 match at Farrer Park yesterday. Hampshire, who were two up at half-time with goals by Osman All and Yusof Kassim. look their
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      65 22 NATIONAL LEAGUE: ixw Angeles 10 Chicago 1. Montreal 7 Atlanta 6, San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnati 6 New York 5 (10 inns). Philadelphia 4 Houston 0. St. Louis 5 San Diego 3. American League: New York 8 Texas 6. Baltimore 7 Chicago 4. Boston 9 Kansas
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      19 22 UNITED Vegetable Oil trounced Pan Malaysian Cements 8-1 In a friendly soccer match at Gloucester Barracks yesterday.
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      157 22 ROBERTO HAS A WINNING CHANCE lONDON, Wed. Roberto. J the 1972 Epsom Derby winner, returns to the went of his triumph tomorrow in the Coronation (up and appears to have winning chance. American miner Mr. John Galbreatb-* four-year-old was beaten in his only outlnj this season when he finished second
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      SCC make amends
      233 22  -  BT. YAP By CCC I turned the table on SMA Alumni on Tuesday nlf ht when they beat the doctors 3-1 in their Inter-club B grade squash match at the Padsng. In their first round encounter, BCC were beaten 3-1. On Tuesday. BCC were at full strength
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      427 22 Spore players flop in test against India By JOE DORAI WITHOUT much effort India's Thomas Cup team last night carved out a 4-1 win over Singapore's provable SEAP Games side in their friendly badminton match at Guillemard Road. There was little powerplay from the Indians, but their superlative courtcraft and
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      275 22 Morston foils Piggott's Derby record bid EPSOM, England, Wed. Morston, having only the second race of his life, won the Epsom Derby here today to emulate the achievement of his halfbrother, Blakeney, the 1969 winner. Bursting through to take the lead about a furlong out in the mile and a
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      68 22 ■k^B 7 m Cliff Richard: I must be out of my mind Fung Ku' master of the multi-directional PTUII No such thing as a first class male I 1 Ivy Ling Po and Chin Han first public appearance together Mini pin-up of Peter Wyngarde and Joel Fabiani Don't get married
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