The Straits Times, 11 March 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Tjifi National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Big hunt for Reds
    424 1 Dawn curfew clamp on terror triangle SUNGEI PATANI, Friday SECURITY forces and police today mounted a search and flush operation to track down a band of hardcore communist terrorists in a rough triangle formed by the towns of Baling and Kulim in Kedah and Seiama on
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    Lock icon Thais move south to mop up
    202 1 Thais move south to mop up DANGKOK, Fri. A division of Thai a army troops have left for Southern Thailand to take charge of anticommunist operations on a mountain range, Gen. Praphas Charusathien, Deputy Chairman of the ruling National Executive Council, said today. Gen. Praphas told reporters that local police
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    Lock icon Israeli raid
    28 1 BEIRUT. Fri. Israeli warplanes today attacked three villages in southern Lebanon for 25 minutes, woundlnj a man and a child, a Lebanese military spokesman said. UPI.
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    Mr Take Over flies in
    314 1  - Mr Take Over flies in LESLIE FONG By SINGAPORE, Frl. The chairman of Slater, Walker Securities, Mr. James Slater, flew in tonight to attend an investment conference sponsored by the Straits Times Group tomorrow. A leading figure In the Investment world, Mr. Slater, 41, will be one of the star
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    Lock icon Talks on plans for Namibia
    43 1 CAPE TOWN. PH. United Nations Secretary-Oeneral Kurt Waldhelm went into another session of talks with Prime Minister John Vsrster today aimed at seeking UN. -South African accord on plans lor the political development of Southwest Africa (Namlblai— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bomb scare
    39 1 NEW YORK. Frl. Fifty people were evacuated horn a restaurant and bar In the TWA terminal at Kennedy Airport last night when the sound of a ticking deck was mistaken for a bomb. AP (See Pmfe Four).
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    Lock icon Review delayed
    30 1 HONO KONO. Frl. A small fire swept through part of a printing plant here today. Injuring two people and delaying publication of the Far Eastern Economic Review. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dollar steady
    25 1 LONDON, Frl. The U.B. dollar steadied In some financial centres today from yesterday's sharp plunge, but dealers aald It was still shaky. AP.
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    Lock icon 16 held in Hong Kong police swoop
    145 1 OOLJCE raided Shaw i Brothers' film studios and 20 other points here last night In an investigation of Chinese Nationalists. Sixteen people have been detained. Police found a small number of revolvers but did not unearth any subversive plots, a usually reliable source
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    Ex-MP gets five years for rape
    110 1 Ex-MP gets five years for rape PENANG. Fri TX)R.MKR MP Hanafl F bin Mohamrd. 55 (above) was jailed for five years today for raping a 17-year-old seamstress at a seaside bungalow at Batu Ftrrinchi on May 30 last year. Kindergarten teacher Zabedah binte Mohamed Vuims. 31, was jailed for three
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    Lee to pay two-day visit to Kuala Lumpur
    150 1 Lee to pay two-day visit to Kuala Lumpur KUALA LUMPUK, Fri. Singapore Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew is to visit Malaysia on March 22 and 23, according to informed sources. He will be accom panled by his Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sul ■ml and senior officials of the Ministry
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    Lock icon IRA 'BOMB FACTORY' BLOWS UP: 3 DEAD
    77 1 BELFAST, Frl. Three men working In what Northern Ireland po.lce said was an IRA "bomb factory" blew themselves to pieces today. The explosion caused by an estimated 30 pounds (13 kilos) of gelignite. demolished two private homes, killing the three men and Injuring
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    Klang port men defy Govt
    326 1  - Klang port men defy Govt S. F. YONG By UORT KLANG, I More than 3,200 cargo handlers here continued to picket their employers' premises today despite yesterday's Government warning to call it off. Officials from tho liar bour Workors' Union re presenting the port workers and the Ministry of Labour
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    Lock icon For prisoners
    37 1 JAKARTA. Frl. Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Volkov confirmed today thut the Soviet Union will elve the Indonesian Red Cross food, clothing and medical aid for the communl-i prisoners exiled on the remote bland ol Bum AP.
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    Lock icon Nuclear blast
    25 1 UPPSALA. Fri An underKruund nuclear explosion located at a Soviet test field m Siberia was registered by the Uppsala Seisniolofjical Institute today. AP
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    Lock icon EGYPTIAN MiGs OVERFLY SINAI
    52 1 TEL AVIV. Frl. Two Soviet built Egyptian Mil. -.'3 jetfifhten flew over Israelheld Sinai today. 15 km (about nine miles) north of Ismallia, a military spokesman said here. Urarli interceptor* were sent up, but failed to make contact before the MiO-23 turned west »(aln into Efvptian
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      Lock icon N-WEAPONS TREATY LIKELY
      231 2 N- WEAPONS TREATY LIKELY WASHINGTON. Frl. Mr. Garard Smith, director of the IS Arms Control Agency, said he saw the possibility of a strategic arms control agreement being concluded with the Soviet Union by the time President Nixon goes to Moscow in May. Mr. Smith, in answer to a question
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      Lock icon Budget cuts but Peace Corps to stay
      96 2 Budget cuts but Peace Corps to stay WASHINGTON, Frl. President Nixon has signed a U553,189 billion Foreign Aid Appropriation Bill and pledged to keep the Peace Corps despite budget cuts. The total appropriation is U551,153 billion less than tne administration's budget request. The largest reductions came In International development assistance
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      Lock icon Sato: I expect China to draw a line now
      554 2 Sato: I expect China to draw a line now TOKYO. Friday PREMIER Sato has 1 predicted in an interview that China would "chaw a line" and 'voluntarily limit its suppoit of the Vietnamese communists" as a consequence of President Nixon s visit to the mainland. He did not pretend to
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      New appeal court
      29 2 COLOMBO. Fri :ourt of upi nere yestcrd highest ap country. The citablishnu: court toUowa > 1 1 break it* links Council which ix gan In 1833 Reuwr
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      'Yard should mix with criminals'
      164 2 LONDON, Fri. Commander Kenneth Drury, the suspended head of Scotland Yard's famous Flying Squad, said yesterday his detectives could not do their thief-catch-ing job without mixini; with criminals. The 49-year-old police chief was suspended from duty pending an inquiry into newspaper alterations that he had
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      Lock icon Troubled airline
      34 2 MELBOURNE, Frl. Sir Roland Wilson, chairman of Qantas Airlines, said yesterday that the airline may end its role as a round-the-world airline due to continuing losses in international business, he said UPI.
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      Lock icon Indira 'ended the war too soon'
      375 3 Indira 'ended the war too soon' NEW DELHI. Fri.— Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi's opponents are trying to turn India's victory over Pakistan into a political liability for her. They say she ended the war too soon. The issue is unlikely to sway enough votes in this week's State elections
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      Lock icon Fireman solve jig-saw puzzle
      39 3 LONDON. Fri— Even Jigsaw puzzles apparently have their dangerous moments. Firemen were called to home In Cheadle Hulme yesterday after three-year-old Julia Thomas caught her finger in a hi le in a plywood jig-saw. UPI
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      Lock icon Now a new feeler India for talks
      324 3 Now a new feeler India for talks NEW DELHI, Friday jNDIA is willing to hold bilateral talks with Pakistan on all matters at any place and without any preconditions. This latest offer was made through the Soviet Union, Britain. Ceylon and Switzerland. Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi had earlier said
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      Lock icon Blasts from gas main rock city
      76 3 LONDON Prl. a series of explosions rocked Middlesbrough early this morning. Police said the blasts started Ores and 300 people were forced to flee their homes. No casualties were reported The first blast came from a 12- inch gas main and severely damaged a
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      Lock icon KENNEDY LEGALLY BOUND TO RUN IN OREGON PRIMARY
      300 3 KENNEDY LEGALLY BOUND TO RUN IN OREGON PRIMARY CALEM. (Oregon), Fri. Senator Edward Kennedy will be legally required to run in the Oregon Democratic primary election on May 23. although he says he is not a presidential candidate. Oregon's Secretary of State Mr. Clay Myers announced this yesterday as Sen.
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      Lock icon Christinas card a blackmail threat claims Jacqueline NEW YORK, Frl
      243 3 Christinas card a blackmail threat claims Jacqueline NEW YORK, Frl JACQUELINE Kennedy Onassis testified under cross examination yesterday that what she had claimed was an apparent "blackmail" attempt by photographer Ron Galella was never reported to authorities. A Christmas card OalelJa sent to Mrs. Onassis In 1970 was produced in
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      Lock icon Row in court over right to seize Sabry's wealth
      279 3 ANGRY exchanges broke out In court between a former Cabinet Minister and prosecuting counsel yesterday as defence lawyers questioned the right to confiscate the property of 11 Egyptians sentenced for attempting to overthrow President Sadat. The court Is hearing a demand
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    Comforting words for wife in gamble which didn't pay off
    334 4 Comforting words for wife in gamble which didn't pay off Clifford Irving (left) whispers comforting words to his wife Edith as a detective hands over tne indictment against them at the New York 1 4 puiKc siauon on Thursday. IrvlllK. (US wllf. .1!. archer Richard Bua kind, wero indicted for
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    Lock icon Chiang 'yes' to anothsr 6-year term
    224 4 Chiang 'yes' to anothsr 6-year term Fri. Presi--1 dent Chiang KaiShek today accepted nomination for a fifth six-year term as head of the Republic of China. "I am advanced in years now. but in view of the country being in a time of crisis, I have no choice but to
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    Lock icon Japan and China telecom links
    52 4 TOKYO. Fri.— The Government will shortly propose to China the establishment rf &pace communications between the two countries, the Overseas Cable and Telephone Corporation IKDDI said toaay. The proposal wculd be sent in a day or two to the Ministry of Pests and Telecommunications in
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    Lock icon Jeweller shot in hold-up
    41 4 WELLINGTON. Pn— A 27--year-cld Wellington jeweller. Paul Miet. was snot dead while trying to shield a woman shop assistant during an attempted armed robbery In the city centre today. His assailant was arrested and charged with murder.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Brando sues ex-wife over 'kidnap' of son
    111 4 SANTA MONICA. Fri.— Actor Marlon Brando today sued in a court here to ret his foimer wife Anna KashA to bring his son back irom a Mexican fishing trip and nlace the boy in his custody. The court action. brought by Brando's lawyer
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    Lock icon US acts to stop airline bomb sabotage
    467 4 US acts to stop airline bomb sabotage PRESIDENT Nixon today ordered airlines to move immediately with new anti-sabotage measures. He said he is determined to stop bomb threats to commercial aircraft. WASHINGTON. Fri The President said ail lines are required to take the precautions to safeguard planes immediately, instead of
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    Lock icon Boat weddings
    38 4 LUSAKA. Fri. Wealthy Zambians are holding their wedding receptions on a launch on the Zambesi rivers the>e days, according to the governmentowned Zambia Daily Mail, which said it was the only say to thwart gate-crashers. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Death at quiz show
    36 4 SYDNEY. Fri. Mrs. Maud Porter. 59. died of heart attack before TV cameras recording a q\ game after being told she had won a prize T programme will not be screened. Reuter.
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    Thieu now secretly forming new party
    248 4 Thieu now secretly forming new party CAIGON, Fri. President Thieu is secretly forming a new political party that would include not only old-line politicians, but also a large number of military officers, village leaders, and most of the powerful province chiefs. Informed political sources here said Mr. Thieu's new party,
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    200 DOCTORS TO ATTEND NATIONAL CONVENTION
    121 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. President Sheares will open the fourth national medical convention organised by the Medical Associations of Malaysia and Singapore at the Allen-Farls lecture theatre, faculty of Medicine ln Sepoy Lines at 5.30 p.m. next Friday. About 200 doctors from Singapore and Malaysia are
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    Music contest
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Frl The Singapore Youth Choir will lake part In the Tee-stde International Esteddfod. an International music competition to be held in England from July 29 to Aug 6.
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    Fighting a losing battle...
    70 5 TRAFFIC COP'S CYCLE WRECKED LANCE Cpl. Isa bin Ghani. 30. of the Traffic Police, trying to save his burning motor-cycle with an extinguisher at Pearl's Hill Police Headquarters yesterday morning. Other policemen armed with fire extinguishers came to his aid, but it was just too late.
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    Hawker fined
    28 5 SINGAPORE, Prl. Hawker Lam Kum Chin. 32. was fined $250 after he admitted having 13 obscene books for sale in Hokkien Street at 1 a.m. today.
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    PHEY: NO TRUTH IN MAGAZINE REPORT
    370 5 PHEY: NO TRUTH IN MAGAZINE REPORT SINGAPORE, Friday NTUC president, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, today described as "untruths, distortions and malicious innuendos,' a report published in the Far Eastern Economic Review that he was keen on toppling the secretary-general, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. In a letter to the editor of
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    She's been a good mum-to her 30 children
    150 5 She's been a good mum-to her 30 children- SINGAPORE. Fri. She has been a good mother to about 30 children during the last 15 years. But Madam Ang Choo Neo. 63. has not been giving birth to twins every year. She had five children four girls and a boy of
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    Malaysia-Indon air pact
    53 5 KUAIiA LUMPUH. Frl. Malaysia and Indonesia Initialled an air services agreement today after two days of talks here. The agreement Is a revised version of the air pact signed by the two countries In 1968. and Is necessitated by the formation of Malaysia's new national air carrier
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    New place for meetings
    73 5 SINGAPORE. Prl The MP for Kampong Übl and Minister of State ln the Prime Minister's Office. Hajl Ya'acob bin Mohatned. today announced that future meet-the-people sessions for his constituency will be held ln new premises. They will be held at the new premises of Kampong Übl
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    Lock icon Hearty —that was heartbeat message John sent
    197 5 Hearty that was heartbeat message John sent YjELBOURNE, Frl. 1T1 An Australian soldier ln Singapore "spoke" to the Royal Melbourne Hospital by heartbeat today. The heartbeat of Sgt. John Eliot was telephoned 3,700 miles via satellite from the ANZUK Hospital ln Singapore. The message to the elation of the Royal
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    Industrial ties course for 50 workers
    93 5 SINGAPORE, Frl. An Industrial relations course organised by the Jurong Industrial Mission for about 50 workers will be held at the Jurong branch of Chase Manhattan Bank tomorrow and Sunday. Lecturers are from trade unions, the professions. Industries and the University of Singapore They
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    Speech day
    29 5 SINGAPORE, Prl. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Inche Mohammed Ghazall Ismail, will attend Tanjong Katong Girls School's annual speech day at the school hall tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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      262 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS word as poet (5, 5, 3). i a. „..<-* t nr nun nf 8 not UP* l b > an "tide h p Xi ln tne ot one ot tn 9. <*." the devil ,7). K^VT ta&maken' 10. Paraphrase X chant in Tur- 10 lnners as
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    Skal Club officials
    53 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Albert vom Hofe, manager of Lufthansa German Airlines here, has been elected president of the Skal Club of Singapore. Other officials are Mr. Tan Chee Chye of Sita World Travel, vice president. Mr. V.S. Menon (Lion" City Hotel), secretary and Mr. Brett Gllles i
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    Sad and glad—boy flies to HKin search of a cure
    277 6  - Sad and glad— boy flies to HKin search of a cure BAILYNE SUNG By gIXGAPORE, Fri. Thirtccn-year-old Lee Thiam Siew left for Hong Kong today on the first and most important plane ride of his life. "If he does not go now to Hong Kong, he will soon be completely
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    MINI RAMS INTO REAR OF LORRY
    92 6 MINI RAMS INTO REAR OF LORRY SINGAPORE, Fri. Traffic along Scotts Road came to a standstill for more than 20 minutes today when an Austin Mini crashed into the rear of a lorry at 7.15 p.m. It was raining heavily then. The driver of the Mini. Mr. Tony Wong Kam
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    DENTAL HEALTH QUEST DATE EXTENDED
    85 6 SINGAPORE, Frl. The closing date for the Ministry of Health's dental health contest for youth aged between 17 and 21 has now been extended from March 10 to March 22. The first prize Is $500, the second $350 and the third $150. Six consolation prizes
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    Taximen's drive nets $70,000 for hospital
    182 6 SINGAPORE. Frl— More than $70,000 was collected today for the Toa Payoh Chung Hwa Free Hospital Fund through the efforts of about 3,000 taxi drivers. Their drive Is expected to reach $140,000 or more by 4 a.m. tomorrow. The biggest single takings today came
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    VC absentee jailed
    43 6 SINGAPORE F:: N serviceman New was jailed for a month absenting himself from V.. Cortw training with I mis.;u >n at llwi V h I School in Bukit Pai tween Oct. 22 last yesterday. He admitted missing 13 training sessions
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      207 6 KP 20/71 Yni're young.^bu're having fun. Those wonderful times together. They're times you'll love to look back on. oK^Ha^w. SHHIa. \JBmHUk Your very own special clique of friends. Getting 'SSfipt together. The trendy clothes you wear. The parties, \iH&b the places you visit, holidays, your classmates affflF Everything's such fun!
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      134 6 Ail** Omp *jy F.F. Bmmiin OH. COM EON, OSCAR. I WELL, OPEN THfc I THERE HE > r WHATVE \OUSOT IN/ YOU'LL -75 DOOR ANJD LET'S IS, DOC.' f MY STARS.' THERE THAT COULD I SEE V 3 HAVE A LOOK. 1 A. J ■?t^ sw Jjw> -ABOUTTH TkWtlJ THEY
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    SHIPYARD BLAST CLAIMS VICTIM No. 5
    651 7  -  EVELYN NG: One hour before probe starts By Singapore, Friday Wearing safety helmets, panel visits accident scene FIFTH victim of the Jurong Shipyard barge Mast died in hospital this morning an hour before an inquiry into the tragedy began. He was Ng Chai Kok,
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    New union for Malaysia's teachers
    84 7 New union for Malaysia's teachers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The National Union of the Teaching Profession was formed today to cater for the 70,000 teachers in West Malaysia. Immediate scope of the new union's membership is 25.000 drawn from three of the Dlggest unions which surrendtred their registration certificates to an
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    Environment workshop
    63 7 SINGAPORE. Prl. An American environmental conservation expert will arrive here tomorrow to take part In the five-day regional workshop on Water Resources. Environment and National Development openIng at the Conference Hall on Monday. Mr. Richard Kilpert. a senior engineering associate with E»SO. will deliver two papers on The
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    The $50 bang
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. Yeo Thiam Huat. 16. was fined *50 or five days Jail today for letting off firecrackers from his Tiong Bahru flat a nondesiffnated area on March 6 at 11.30 pm. He pleaded guilty.
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    EAC dinner
    26 7 SINOAPORE. Fri. The East Asiatic Company Ltd. will celebrate its 15th anniversary on March 27 at 7.30 p.m. at the Shangri-La Hotels Island Ballroom.
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    LAST DAY OF FIRST TERM OF SCHOOL
    66 7 rDAY is the List school day for Singapore's 500.000 students under the first term of the twosemester academic year which started on Dec. 27 last year. The eight-day vacation which begins tomorrow will end on March 20. This is the shortest break compared
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    Recital by Korean pianist Paik
    164 7 Recital by Korean pianist Paik SINGAPORE. Frl. Korean pianist Nak Ho Paik Included Beethoven's Appassionata Sonata and a Chopin selection in his recital at the Cultural Centre tonight. The Appassionata opened well with the Intense drama of the first movement quite effectively structured. The subsequent movements saw less secure playing
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    Complete accord with Indons: Ismail
    144 7 Complete accord with Indons: Ismail By Cheah Boon Kheng JAKARTA. Frl. Complete accord was reached today between Tun (Dr.) Ismail and Indonesia's top security commanders after two hours of "heart to heart" talks on their common problems. "Because we worked so closely, we had a very frank exchange of views.
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    LULU WILL BE BACK IN TOWN (BUT OH THE PITY OF IT ) NOT ON STAGE
    155 8 LULU WILL BE BACK IN TOWN (BUT OH THE PITY OF IT NOT ON STAGE ACTRESS-SINGER Lulu will not perform in Singapore when she accompanies her husband Maurice Oibb of the Bee Gees to the Republic. The Bee Oees concert, as I mentioned last week, Is scheduled for April 1.
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    The oldies are coming back with the youngsters
    393 8 ROCK: By GERRY DE SILVA rE hall was in darkness when I stepped In; silhouettes bobbing up and down in time with the staccato beat of the record. The pounding hit me as I walked past the blaring speakers. Even more than
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    HEARTACHES
    418 8 yyHY ;ue Singaporeans seemingly fascinated by songs of sorrow? That's a question keyboard maestro Thelma Quesada would like answered. Tall, tanned Thelma Quesada now at Hyatt's Chin Chin Bar was here two years ago creating golden trinkets of sound at the Pebble Bar of the Intercontinental Hotel. It was
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    NIGHT-OUT WITH NELLIE HAR
    121 8 NIGHT-OUT WITH NELLIE HAR Her basic sound is New Orleans, and she performs with the inspiration and verve of the best jazz and blues singers of the century. Thelma a Filipino, Is what I'd call a "big woman" by Asian standards. She wears her hair short, dresses simply. and devotes
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    ASIDES...
    111 8 ASIDES K CELEBRATED and talented pianist. Yury Boukoff who gave his first public recital at the age of 11. will play at the Shangrl -La Hotel on March 21. Born In Bulgaria, and now a French citizen living In Paris. Mr. Boukoff. 49. has toured extensively In Europe, and the
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    Nanyang letters editor pleads not guilty to charges
    278 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. An editor of the Nanyanr Slant; Pau today pleaded not guilty In the First Magistrate's Court to two summons charges relating to the publication in its Jan. 12 issue of a letter allegedly received from some members of the Singapore
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    SAF visit by NZ Defence Minister
    81 9 SAF visit by NZ Defence Minister SINGAPORE. Fri. New Zealand Defence Minister, Mr. Allan McCready who Is now In Singapore, today visited the Singapore Armed Forces Maritime Defence Command headquarters. He also called on the officers and mea on board the RNZN Irigate Waikato and families of New Zealand servicemen
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    FRENCH PLAYERS TO STAGE PLAYS
    127 9 FRENCH PLAYERS TO STAGE PLAYS SINGAPORE, Fri. Two French classical plays by professional actors from France will be presented by the French Embassy and the Alliance Francaise at the Cultural Centre on March 18 and 19. The artists from the Valols Theatre Company directed by Jacques Sereys and Yves Gasc
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    Minister's visit
    26 9 KUALA LUMPTJR. Fri. The South Korean MinUter of Foreign ACairs. Mr. Yong Shik Kirn. will make an official visit to Malaysia on March 16.
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    Bankruptcy writ against proprietor
    89 9 Bankruptcy writ against proprietor SINGAPORE. Fr 1. Cllve Gerard Rodrlgues, proprietor of Marble Corporation, was today served with a bankruptcy petition in the High Court. The petition was taken out by Bank of Singapore Ltd. to whom Rodrigues id said to be still owing 134 399 and interest on a
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    Father fails to get son's expulsion order quashed
    339 9 SCHOOL AWARDED COSTS AN American father, whose schoolboy son was expelled from school in a drug case 13 months ago, failed today in his High Court application to get the expulsion order quashed. The names of the father (working in Singapore) and
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    Smashed—gang who robbed couples
    249 9  - Smashed— gang who robbed couples K. S. SIDHU rS SINGAPORE, Friday A GANG of young street robbers, who had been preying on courting couples, has been smash- Ed by police. Six of the eight-member gang, their ages ranging from 14 to 21, have been rounded up. Police said they had
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    Police seek relatives of slain servant
    123 9 Police seek relatives of slain servant SINGAPORE, Frt.— Police are still trying to trace relatives of Madam Chiu Swee Ping. 60, the maidservant who was slashed to death at her employer's Victoria Park bungalow off Buklt Tlmah yesterday. Madam Chlu was murdered when she tried to (oil a gang of
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    34 Ulu Pandan leaders to tour Malaysia
    109 10 SINGAPORE. Fri—Thirtyfour members of the citizens' consultative committee and community < i-ntre management committee of Ulu Pandan constituency will leave on Sunday for a week-long goodwill tour of Malaysia. This follows a recent suggestion by Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, their MP as well
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    Ex-MP GETS FIVE YEARS FOR RAPE
    730 10  - Ex-MP GETS FIVE YEARS FOR RAPE ANNA GOH 'Guilty' jury's verdict was unanimous By Penang. Friday FORMER Ml> Hanafl bin Mohamed Yunus, .V), was jailed today for five years for raping a 17-year-old seamslress b\ a Batu Ferjinghi seaside bungalow here on May last year. kindergarten teacher Zabedah binte Mohamed
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    $1,580 theft from house
    44 10 SINGAPORE. Fn I broke into the h I Gillian Soon in Chi jraatcntay and ea I Jewellery and \r.< I $1,580. Police wid Mr> s- n I loft ihe huii*e ai 9 a di.vnvered the theft uh returned home >l
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    Jaycee drive for members
    38 10 SINGAPORE n Junior Chamber baa launched a membership drive 30. Tin aim L-. tO In! men bi 40 to be moic cook km I cMc riminllilliili them to take pan I development and Uri
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    Science Ball
    30 10 SINGAPORE. Fit i Minister for Coma Mr. Yoni? Nyulc Lin Kuest of honour thi Ball or^anL^d i Council of Una. tport Island Ballroom Sil Hotel, on March 16.
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    160 DOGS ENTERED FOR TWO-DAY SHOW
    66 10 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Some 160 dogs will take part In the two-day dog show from tomorrow at the Port Authority Recreation Club. Mr. Stanley Dangerfleld, a top British authority on dogs, will be judging the show held by the Malay-sia-Singapore Kcnii' sociation. Judging for the
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      44 10 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I THEY CERTAINLY PLANT THESE P TRBES CLOSE TO THE STREET! ?I^ Y '^l J^ !WOPIN I I THIS IS A MUCH HOtt J~ ANP LETS HEAD BACK. SCENIC PRIVE THAN S JTO TH 7 GARAfeEI^; jj** AAST WEEKI
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    The Chou-Nixon statement 'endorsed a neutral S-E Asia'
    184 11 The ChouNixon statement 'endorsed a neutral S-E Asia' KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Malaysia said today that the Sino-U.S. Joint communique, Issued after President Nixon's visit to China, "endorsed" the move for the neutralisation of South-east Asia. "The communique, in so many words, endorsed the ideas and aspirations of the ASEAN countries
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    FAST PATROL BOATS FOR MALAYSIAN POLICE
    85 11 FAST PATROL BOATS FOR MALAYSIAN POLICE SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Malaysian Police will soon put into operation their first two 91ft. fast j patrol boats. The improved -type craft, designed and built by Vosper Thornycroft Ltd will Join the fleet of 18 PX-class fast craft for extended sea patrols. The new
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    Tugboatskipper caused $200,000 damage to beacon -COURT TOLD
    228 11 Tugboatskipper caused $200,000 damage to beacon -COURT TOLD A TUG-BOAT captain was fined $500 today for causing a barge to ram into a beacon which would have to be rebuilt at a cost of $200,000. Capt. David Jones of the tug-boat Eastern Advocate admitted the charge of negligence made under
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    Tour by MP
    29 11 SINOAPORE. Frl. The MP (or Serangocn Oardens and Parliamentary Secretary (Home Al fairs l. Mr. L.P. Rodrlgo. will tour Plantation Avanue end Jalan Pachall on Sunday.
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    FROM RUSSIA-LOVE, WAR AND FANTASY ON CELLULOID
    174 11 FROM RUSSIA -LOVE, WAR AND FANTASY ON CELLULOID RUSSIAN films, will be screened in Singapore for the first time on a commercial basis during the Soviet Film Week starting tomorrow. Seven colour full-length feature films and some black and white documentaries will be screened at the Victoria Theatre during the
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    RALPH TO MAKE HIS DEFENCE ON MONDAY
    783 13 Stockbroker gives evidence CENIOR District Judge, Mr. T.S. Sinnathuray, today called Patrick George Ralph, former branch manager in Singapore of the South British Insurance Co., to make his defence on Monday. Ralph, 50, is on trial for allgedly misappropriating money representing the proceeds
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    'Booked' lawyer to police: Test my car
    226 13 'Booked' lawyer to police: Test my car CING APORE, Fri. Law- yer Lee Kirn Slang wrote to the Minister for Home Affairs and the Police Commissioner offering his car for testing after he had been booked for speeding, a court heard today. Mr. Lee said he made the same offer
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    SAF military games in seven areas
    206 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. The 0 Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at seven training areas next week. They are at: MARSILING AREA from 8 a.m. on March 12 to midnight on March 14 and from 8 a.m. on March 15 to 11 p.m. on
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    TROOPING THE COLOUR AT QUEENSTOWN
    74 13 SINGAPORE, Fri— The Ist Bn Singapore Infantry Regiment will troop its regimental colour at the Queenstown Sports Complex on Sunday to celebrate the 15th anniversary of its formation. Some 350 men in cere- monial uniform will take part in this colourful traditional display with the
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    —Drilling equipment factory
    56 13 Drilling equipment factory SINGAPORE, Frl. A $2.5 million factory, which manufactures subset drilling equipments and systems for the oil exploration and drilling industry, was opened in Juronr today. The factory, Vetco Singapore iPtr.) Ltd., was started in 1970 by a Swiss company, Vetco International, which i:. a tubsidiary of Vetco
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      305 13 IZ3ESI 6th MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! (NOFMiLisT) TS TERRIFYING TRA6EDY THAT CHARLIS BRONSON voted l W|LL $HQCK THE AUDIENCE! moMf.vei.fit* actor of 1971 |V(RY VIOLENCE HAD ITS By New York Film Critics CASUALTIES! CamiEittl FU KTMUTORS PKSHTS PUIIIIIP DDnilPflll VIOLENT P?S" CHINESE SUBS PHVM li^n df^T r W^^\T C*lji A^m. JILL W
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, March 11, 1972
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      STRIKING AT REDS
      506 14 The operation launched against communist terrorists yesterday in the Baling and Kulim districts of Kedah, and Selama on the PerakKedah border, is the largest since the official ending of twelve years of communist insurrection. A hundred thousand people live within the round-the-clock curfew area. Where the curfew
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      FUTURE INVESTMENT
      261 14 If multi-national corporations are to continue playing a major role in Singapore's development, then their position needs to be continuously monitored. Some of the problems are social, others are economic. Because their technology and business techniques are sophisticated, multi-national corporations need expert staff from their heme countries. Expatriate
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      TAIWAN FEELS ITS WAY
      393 14  -  Taiwan's political neurosis, the result of President Nixon's visit to China is apparently deeper than could be cured by Mr. Marshall Green. Taiwan is now anxious to break out of the diplomatic isolation into which it had retreated. The mending of fences with Moscow is high
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    Lock icon ALARM BELLS RING FOR WHITE BOSS -PARTY
    341 14  - ALARM BELLS RING FOR WHITE BOSS -PARTY STANLEY UYS BY IWER since 1966, the J ruling Nationalist Party In South Africa has been on an electoral decline. There was nothing particularly pronounced about this decline until 1970 when the party suddenly lost eight parliamentary seats to the opposition United Party.
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    LOOK -NO HANDS
    793 14  - LOOK -NO HANDS WILLIAM CAMPBELL By MORE postmen on scooters, handy stamp vending machines and mechanical road sweepers will be among the first manifestations of the move towards labour-sav-ing devices in the day-to-day operations of Government services. Not so apparent to the public will be the increasing computerisation of work.
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    EH, WATCH WHAT YOU'RE SAYING
    578 14 Translation: Some people met. And talked. And reached certain agreements on how they might get along better In the future. It's a gem (albeit a plastic one) and it shines, In Its meretricious way. In what might be called The Contemporary Cliche Collection. This collection
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    Aye-ho. aye-ho, it's off to work we go —singing!
    353 14 BY A CORRESPONDENT -TOKYO Japanese company songs art 1 of wonder for foreign visitors never quite believe the spectacle of hum. workers at. say. the Matsushita Elect trial Company, whose sales exceed Us bursting into song. But every morning at the
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    End of an era
    429 15 Song of farewell in the sun then the final act as Mr. Tan hands the Raffles flag to prefect By MASIE KWEE: Singapore. Fri AN era spanning 149 years came to a close for Raffles Institution today. But only to signal the beginning of a new
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    Stamp Club
    34 15 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr Koh Scow Chuan has been elected president of the Singapore Stamp Club. Other officials Include Mr. George Wong, vice president, Mrs. Mary Johnson, secretary, and Mr. Brian Rose, treasurer.
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    Drowned youth: Misadventure
    73 15 SINGAPORE, Frl. The second coroner, Mr. David Gerald. today recorded a verdict of misadventure on Sng Nglap Huat 19, a car-sprayer who drowned In the sea off Changl on Feb. 27. In another Inquiry, the coroner recorded a verdict of suicide on LJm Olok Soo, 70, a
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    Indonesian cooking
    40 15 SINGAPORE. FH. The Adult Education Board will conduct a 12-week course In Indonesian dishes at Its Mountbatten centre from March 31. It will be held every Tuesday from 6.30 p.m. to 9 SO p.m. The fee Is *30
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    A private beach party on an island for the Queen—
    288 15 A private beach party on an island for the Queen— LUMUT (Perak). Frl. It was a very private beach party that Included a picnic and campflre at night on an Island near here for Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and other members of the royal party. News of this secret outing
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    Guitar lessons for beginners
    43 15 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Chinese YMCA will conduct two courses in guitar playing (or beginners and intermediate level from March 22. The eight-session courses will be conducted by Mr. Harry Martinez. Fee Is $30 (or mem bers and $35 non-members.
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      67 15 THIS WEEK IN YOUR SUNDAY MAIL! I 4b¥^P 1 I Food and water and the population explosion -are we really in danger? The Sunday Mail begins a perceptive new series, confronting a pessimist with an optimist, both renowned experts. PEKING SPECIAL: The give-and-take behind th 2 Nixon Chou communique. DOCTOR:
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      219 15 Learn a New Skill for WITH THEU INIijUE MElTlt W> Q-WAY METHOD \JLU >, UOF MASTERING V !lN if ELECTRONICS/Wj^^^No Maths or previous R^HF^K^f ~m It's so easy and clear it's like having the instructor^* by your side 1 2 3 Build a professional portable Carry out over 40 experi-
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      594 15 On your TV and Radio I.N P.M. Opening and Ripcord Bothered and Baldoni 1.25 Lassie Specialist tor 7.40 News and Newsreel (C) Lassie 1.05 Mannix To Draw the 1.51 Sesame Street (Repeat) Lightning 2.45 Jungle Jim Festival S.N News (Ej starring: Johnny Weismuller 9.10 Flip Wilson Show 3.55 Sayang Oek
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      146 15 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary 7.25 Majallah TV 3.01 Dunia Wanita 7 M p rn oramm» <tnmmarv 3.27 Broadway Melody of 1940 Programme Summary 4.40 Programme Summary 7 -5* Ganda Wang And* 4.53 The Aquanauts The 0.30 Peristiwa Scavenger Adventure S.N News (M) 5.42 Ghazal 9.17 Dondang Sayang 5.50 Weather Forecast
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Pollution— and safety at the PSA
      113 16 Pollution and safety at the PSA rIE Government's antlpollutlon campaign and the Industrial and work safety campaign apparently do not affect the PSA. I notice that PSA lorries, forkllft trucks and other transport vehicles continuously emit excessive smoke, without anything being done about it. PSA workers are already suffering from
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      ABOUT RED TAPE AND GOVT PROs
      209 16 |F your reporting 1 concerning the future appointments of teachers in mission schools is accurate then the Ministry of Education as well as the PSC will have to provide more room for storing red tape. Why is it necessary for a management committee of
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      Thank you tor being so understanding
      70 16 I WISH to extend my appreciation to the nurses, doctors and attendants of Alexandra Hospital for the attention and care my mother received when she was warded in Ward 2. Although my mother died a few days after she was admitted. I still feel
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      They've made j it a trishaw —mall
      105 16 They've made j it a trishaw mall lIAS Raffles Place been converted Into a trishaw mall from a Pedestrian Mall? During the last week I was "blown" off the centre of the old roadway by the noisy bells of aggressive trishawmen on no less than three occasions. In addition the
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      Where it's just like one big family...
      758 16 The school with the mostest... those letters (mainly of criticism about schools, teachers and principals have prompted me to write about my school, how it is run. and why we have very little to complain about. I am a student of a convent
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      Another workshop on 'classroom team-up'
      342 16 Another workshop on 'classroom team-up' WE wish to thank Margaret Lim for her letter "Classroom Team-up" (S.T., Feb. 29) and for her keen professional interest. The workshop on "Classroom Arrangement" was organised for 60 Primary One teachers who are pioneering an experimental Primary Pilot Project In 1972. Such workshops, to
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      141 17 Rises II Gif Ulan $5.95 +.25 Berjuntai $15.70 -,-.20 Central Prop $1 .14 .11 I Malacca $1.35 +.10 S. Times $8.20 +.10 M I td. Ind. $1.08 +.09 Isl. Hotel $0.54 .08 T.&C. $1.00 +.05 Hume (M) $1.70 +.05 VII. Seng $1.95 +.05 Falls T. H'bar $3.90
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      Week ends on an easier note
      322 17 IN i period of more rational trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore >cstcrday, stocks finished ■MttUj in minus territory. la raxier trend in the morning session was followed hy general support at lower levels. Most losses were marginal and written off
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1052 17 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFI D CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE I OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS CralKlelea 20P I. K.-nm-th -JSP Malakoff 36P 8. Rubber 3OI> UNIT TRUST (Alia Unit Truit) (Managtrf Price* f«r Mar. 13) Mai. Imist.
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1631 17 JJfSINESS m and reported to the Singapore and Kuala lUI ■pur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with tt.e number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1 000 Ulw otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Vn. mnto (1) 2.1C (1) 211 Mean i3i 2 15. (3> 2.14.
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      Profits up at Dunlop Ind
      327 17 PROFITS at Dunlop Malaysian Industries for 1971 have nipped past the $12--million mark. At the pre-tax level, they were $12.2 million against 1970s $10.6 million. This represents an increase of some 15.4 per cent, a modest advance when compared with 1970's 53 per cent upsurge
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      ROBINSON KEEPS GROWING
      132 17 ROBINSON KEEPS GROWING PROFITS at Robinson 1 have ke;>t growing. The impressive increases of the recent past have not put the brakes on its expansion, only blunted its push upwards somewhat. An interim statement from the company yesterday says group turnover for the half year ended December 1971 rose by
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin declines
        181 17 THK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday fell fractionally by 87i cents to .$637,621 per picul on an official offering down tons to 211 tons. The tone of the market was barely steady, with buying support at lower levels from the United Kingdom and Japan. LONDON: Thursday's tin
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        Copper prices
        37 17 London copper rrl<r« on Thursdny iprevioun in t.r.i. k. Wirehar Spot buyer (441.011 1f442.50> K.ller £441.50 (£443 00): Three Months buyer (449.00 I (450.50) Mtaf 14 49 .'lO ((151.001. Market t*n>: Steady. Salts: 2.525 ton».
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        PALM OIL
        39 17 In London on Thursday the p-ilm oil price* of Malayan !i iK'r cent CIF UK N European poru in bulk. uteri mi: i>er loni: ton July/Auic. «a« quoted at UK £-5 mllert: Sept., Oct. IK f">7 sellers.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 17 MAR. 10. IU IlllUt: 87.75 cents (down 1.25 cent). TIN: $637,621 (down 87A c^nts). Official ofTering 211 tons (down 53 tons).
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        111 17 /'HINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. V SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut: Oil: bulk $39 •ullerf, drum $41 tellers. Copra: Mixi-d loo*. I t'K Cont. S2l B. Pepper: Muntok AST A white 1 o.h. 100<~ t NLW SIU7I «ellera. Sarawak while f.o.b. 96'; NLW IIS7J fellers. Sarawak apecial
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        56 17 Tueidjy Wednesday SU.I. SU.I London I* 4T, 41.125 Beirut 4-7.1 4H.45 Homckon^ I'nrh. 50.n0 —Mi 40.M8 4«.10B MUM 4« ?!W» Parla 49.«1 M M Spore (I) 49.675 t Spore <2) 172.10 172. 50 (1) Kxnort price In non-nterllng ar*aa in l\S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price*
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        333 17 OPENING quotations in the rubber market yesterday were slightly down following lower London advices and there was little movement at first. Later, the market eased on heavier offerings of March while buying was cautious. The afternoon session was quiet and unchanged. Interest was devoted to switching and clearing
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        104 17 |-)AILY SMR prices at noon yesterday issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore: MARCH APRIL (Current Month) (Forward Month i Buyer* Sellers Buyer* Sellers Cent* per kg. Cents per Y%. SMR SCV (I— ton pallet) 89.50 90 25N 89 75 90 50N SMR 5L
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      249 17 IT IS certainly no mean feat, but Pacific Chemicals has turned the corner and is now in profitable territory although only just. The achievement was, however, the more commendable because 1971 was a very bad year for rubber with the commodity price sinking to extremely
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      190 17 THE Association of Banks in Malnvsia-Smpaporc annouiv I 1 best agreed merchant rale.', as at m.iu-Ii 10. Loral dollars to onr unit Bl I LINO 1H VIM; of Foreign «Vurrrnr> TT or OU TT Ol> Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar U.S. Dollar Local dollars
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        270 17 lLf ELBOURNE. Fa Mining and industrial shares closed the week on a mixed note as trading slowed after an active opening burst on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils shares showed small improvements. TMaJfi clo'lnK middle pricei In Australian dollar* and the different on yenterdiy close INDUSTRIALS P. J-
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        214 17 YEW YORK. Thurs—Profittaking and the pressure on the US dollar on foreign exchange markets sent stocks mostly lower in heavy trading. Turnove.- aggregated 21,460.--000 shares, compared with 21.290,000 shares traded on Wednesday. Today 1 closlnK prit-M In U.S. dollar* followed by the difrrreme« on yesterday i prior. P.
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        257 17 UOXO KONG. Frl. The market opened on a steady note and continued on this note till same slight proflt-taklng appeared and prices eased back fractionally The market closed slightly easier and liie turnover value amounted to $21.74 million. Today j cloamic middle price* In Ilonii Kong dollars and
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        66 17 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 5 to 5 12' 2 mths 5 to 5 3 8 3 mths 5 to 5 3 8 6 mths .ft I' 4 to 5 I D
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        103 17 FINANCIAL TIMES Thursday 89 88 Wednesday 90.27 Week ago 89.65 Rl-BBERS Thursday 288 07 Wednesday 288 07 Week agu 288 86 OILS Thursday 299.79 Wednesday 304.03 Week ago 308 00 IMM niiu \i Thursday 495.1 Wednesday 502.3 Week af?o 510.0 DOW JONES AVEBAGI IMUSTRIALS Thursday 942.81 Wednesday 945.59 Week
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      799 18 1 VftSn PULAU AVER CHAWAN REFINERY require* CHEMICAL ENGINEERS I If you are a graduate Cbemlcal Engineer, wltn a good academic record, here Is an opportunity for you to pursue a career with the Esso Oroup of Companies. Immediate opportunities exist In our refinery complex on Pulau Ayer Chawan Candidates
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      352 18 V\ss* SENIOR ACCOUNTS •s|f> CLERK W Esso invites applications from male Singapore citizens for appointments in the Controller's Department. Applicants must possess the Higher School Certificate, the L.CC. Book-keeping Certificate, and preferably have two years' experience in accounting. Preference will also be given to qualified applicants who have completed National
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      853 20 FOR NtW ZEALAND Pinang P. SHam Singapore LnM| Hi: CNAKDINA »n Ayr D'd.n, Lytt. /tack. TRENECLOS 12, 12 May 11/14 May 11/17 May Lytt. Napier, Auck. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE bmjapore P. Sham Pimm LlllTg hn pijuu Ii Part'M Mar II Mir II Mir Nagapattinaa, Madras. RAIULA 1/ 7 Ayr I Ayr
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      839 20 ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic Of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICI LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. Klang Pinang Arrmi: NEPTUNE AMETHYST 2/ I Ayr 7/ I Ayr 11/11 Ayr London 11 5. Havre US. R'dam
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      784 20 MH MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Ig-U SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD —W No 3OE Jlrv Amp*ng Ku»l« I v npuf —9 I ifViNatKXial SNppmg line of Malaysia express service to london. Tlmm^ornmTTmT'^^''^ Tg Mini Singapore P UaM PaaM Liadiit for lUNCARAYA 11/15 Mar 11/11 Mar 21/21 Mar Ha.reU 4 London 17/» Ream 23 4
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      796 21 Mf POUT OP tINGAPOPII AUTMO- Caaalal Wharf: Kirn HOT* «on«. T .i T V AMMOOMCIO TMf POLLOW- LCU HIS. «H Bt»m. lIRTHINO ARRAMCIMIMTi Weet Jetty: Zu.lll*. (Ughter). uVrcN 11 OUf: Cheju B/3. Btnun M»ni F °OOT >.vlov.k I/I. A_tr»_al. B/V4 »nd T. Pen, No 3 B/B. 4 Golden Elrph.nt 5.
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      772 21 EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Klang Penanf Singapore LBABIHt FOR: BOCOTA Mar 14 is Mar IT/IB Hburg. B'men, R'daa, Adam, A'Mrp, G'kurg. C'nagen, Aarhvs Oslo. PUTBRIA Mar 25 27 Mar 28/2 B Mar 22/24 Antwerp, A'dan, Bmen, Htorf. Copenhagen. PASMENA Mar 27/2* Aar 1/ 4 Mar M 2 C'blanca, H'burg.
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      725 21 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. States AAarine ithmiah i iwb U.S. ATLANTIC ANO GULF/ SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE New N. Yoia Phil Bait Orleans Galveston Hontoo S po-e CAP VINCENT ¥ej. I -Url ITIlt MAKER Fee 21 Mar 21 W FLOTTA LAURO V^B_Pr-R-- ftUIVIM BIRECT FDOM ((NO* ITALY LOADING FBR KEEIUNC. PUSAN.
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      1289 21 Jpk HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) 'I yip? LIMITED NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING ORDINARY STOCKHOLDERS er? nf C nrif HER e EB Y CIVEN l »»«t a special meeting of the holdfir J d S w ock of the Company will be held at the RegisS?.™ °L^ Com P an >
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    26 22 NEW CLASSES of modelling. groomIng and photographic lessons will be commencing soon Also fashion and charm lessons for housewives and students Please call Spore *****5.
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    86 22 MRS. EE BAN SENG (nee Neo Keng Neo) aged 95 passed away peacefully on 10/3/72 leaving behind 3 sons, 3 daughters, 2 daughters-in-law. 2 sons-in-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren to mourn her loss. Cortege leaves 18-A Moh Ouan Terrace at 2.00 p.m. on 12/3/72 for Mount Vernon Crematorium. No
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    Acknowledgements
    41 22 MRS. SIMON Tan Hock LJat and family thank the priests of the Holy Family Church and Queen of Peace Church, their relatives and friends. the Nuns of CHIJ and Marymount for their kindness, sympathy and assistance during their recent bereavement.
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    22 22 IN LOVING MEMORY of our beloved son David Tan Eng Hock. God called and he went seven years ago today.
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      651 22 GENUAL ADVtVriSEMENTS A NNOU NCEMENT/rEHSOMAL ZZZTZ7Io~Z77ZZ phone c.a.t.s. Tel *****1 Mslaytla only.' 10 ctntt a word ACTAII C Malayna only: Si 00 a word Minimum $7iO for li word* FUR DETAILS. Minimum 1201- lor 20 word, Singapore jnd Malaytlj 0 75 cent» a word Slngapere and Malaysia: Sl-S0 a word
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      908 22 HOUSINC A DEVELOPMENT BOARD, Singapore Invites applications from Singapore citizens for tbe following appointments— A. Plant Supervisor Qualification A Experience: Polytechnic Technician Diploma in Production Engineering or Mechanical Engineering or Electrical EngineerIng or Ita equivalent. Applicants ahould have at least 4 years workIng experience in factory operation and machinery maintenance.
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      714 22 A LEADING AND EXPANDING Chit Fund Organisation has vacancies for matured men, women, retired salesmen, pensioners and housewives The personnel we are looking for must be energetic and aggressive. Interested please apply to Box AS3O7 BT. Spore. CANDIDATES OF SINGAPORE citizenship are Invited for the vacancies of a Shipping Claims
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      706 22 WANTED IMMEDIATELY young boys/ girl* dancers (with/without experenced) Contact Tony Yip. Hong Kong a Top T.V. A Movie Personallty. 343-B Telok Kurau Road. Spore 15 from 10a.m. 7pm MALE/FEMALE Sales Assistants required by established firm Attractive monthly allowance Training provided For Immediate appointment phone 8-iturday/Sunday *****3 B'pore A well-established organisation
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      842 22 REQUIRED SECURITY GUARDS all district* especially dlat. 22 Good salary, etc. Call 7C. Mayo Street S'pon S. AMAH WANTED to cook clean house and do washing and Ironing for European family with 2 children. Must live In dlst. 10. Salary $170/--p.m. Phone *****1 or *****6 Spore. LOCUM WANTEO Ist May
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      977 22 RBAO THE SENIOR. Appointment Vacant la the Sunday Mall each week. Lciv« accommodation AIRVIEW TOWERS. Luxurious leave furnished 4-bedroomed flat with 5 aircondltloners. 2 T.V. carpeting etc. Including amah $1,500 Available April September. Tel B'pore *****5 Accommodation vacant INTERNATIONAL HOUSINO AGENCY offer* detached houses Watten Estate $1,200: Klngsmead Road $1,800:
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      1006 22 ANY PROPERTY PROBLEMS? Buy. sell, lease, manage, please contact David Pboa A Son*. Valuer* A Estate Agents, 20 Tanglln Road, Tel: *****2. 2 STOREY TERRACE HOUSE 5-A Lorong 107 5 rooms parquet and mosaic throughout Tel: M 903 8 pore SBLETAR MILLS ESTATE Jalan Jarak 3-bedroomed semi-detached bungalow. fully furnished
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      852 22 L^S? 2 b tnr 1 aircon ditioned room. l-wrvanr. room Furmshed 560.U00 UnfunZ.* 550.000, or for rvnt le^H Com ct Ww uuan Tlmah. alngle utorev ■>« detached bungalow 3 bedroomV I halK area appro* .1 j.io PASIR PANJANC ROAD (7 m. 2-storey 3-bedroom Bungalow Bervant room. 3 bathroom., furnl.hrd fV
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      483 23 (ont. From Page 22) Factory spaoa wanted wanted TO RENT factory »pac* spprox 13.000 *qft. for .mmedlate occupation, city area preferably with lirrtnral wiring installed for light .ndustry Tel: Spore *****1 Mr Chan olth particulars Education INCUAPHONI INSTITUTE (LONDON) teachea 34 Language* n.nckiv and thoroughly. 60 ytart nptTMBOt, 2.000.000 successful
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      803 23 SINOAPORI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE, 593-A. Serangoon Road. Tel: *****0 For English, Mathematics. Science. Secondary II To H BC. XPERT LONDON TUITION BY AIR LAW, LLB Bar: Secretaryship. ACIS. Accountancy: ACCA. ICWA. AIA. Institute of Credit Management, Ranking: AIB: School Certlncatt. HSC. LCC. Institute Of Marketing The Rapid Remits Ctiitis, Otpt.
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      925 23 Travel and Tours NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE Limited. Tour Malaya— Seven Days SSI 10/-. air conditioned Bus 8*136/-. Departure Every Saturday. Sunday, Monday. C Highland* Four Day* BS7O/-. 11/3/TJ. 12/3/73. 15/3/72, 16/3/72. Bangkok Chlengmal Fourteen Day* SS37O/-. 19/3/72, 2/4/72. 16/4/73. By air Seven Dayt *****/-. 22/3/72. 6/4/72. 19/4/72. Bangkok Hongkong
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      851 23 Furniture POR DISTINCTIVE CUM turnltun superior quality furnished ma trrlals. Consult Adrian t 425 Rive Valley Road. *****4, Sport SIN IWII HBNO FURNITURE 100 A. Beauty World Spore. *****2 maktt good, durable quality furnl lure. Knquines welcome. CANE FURNITURB for hoteU/bomei Lee Wah. lOC. Jervols Road. I Cavenagh Road, *****0
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      1046 23 SPECIAL OFFER -Washable embossed wallpaper at SIS/- per roll-W so. ft. Non-embossed wallpaper at IS/- $10/- per roll-so so, ft Wall-to-wall carpeting at 11.70 per aq ft. onwards Call Spore 4418 M for free measurements. AIRCONDITIONERS (new and used few months) Carrier, Sanyo. Pblleo. York and FrlgMaire at rock bottom
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      1146 23 I*7l DATtUN 100 A 1970 Toyota Corolla Coupe 61. MaaOa ISOO M>.' 4<door A Mini 1000 MXII A 1100 "S" M 1100 "S" 19n<t \olk*««av<-n 1967 M Mini Super 1166 Ml Minor 1000 4 door 196^ Mat 600 Volluwaven 1964 M.C. 1100 Hlap Hu.it Co.. 243 Middle Road Spore *****--*****
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      874 23 MAZDA INT ISOO e.rellent <oiMlllinn Owner leaMnv SS 100 on o. Phone 499M9 l.urn b'pore TIP-TOP INI MORRIS MINI with radio. SI 700 ■> no rtnt Uurk ***** .Irw altrr 1 pm. MOV. 1170 MORRIS COOPIR One owner, tooe *ontlltlon. iww tarrea. $4 SSO Iv.ty ***** ami Sunjn\ LAOY OWNER
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      692 23 WHETHER YOU HEED the service, of our lady barbers or lady escorts' Hleate Call at 'Mert KO ld' Duhhn Road Tel. 3T4172. 37«940. 37^117 Spore. REPAIRINC, Spray painting and all kinds of refrigerators, alr-condli loner* at customer's house. Reasonable rharieev s pore *****9 S«IKW. EXCITINC MOMENT! escort* and hoatenaes for
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      567 24 THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY LIMITED SINGAPORE invite applications for the post of TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Marine Engines and Accessories and Refrigeration Equipment) Job We are offering a career job to the suitable applicant with the necessary technical qualifications and with sto 6 years commercial experience. This is an executive trainee
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      1026 24 I ACCOUNTANT Travei House Corporation with world wide affiliations In airline and shipping; travels and 30 offices throughout the World requires an Accountant for its Singapore office Qualifications 1) With recognised accountancy qualifications applicants without qualifications but with relevant experience will be considered. 2) Must have 2 years ol experience
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      1090 24 0 MARKETING EXECUTIVE We are a member of a large group of International Companies with extensive operations throughout Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. We have a vacancy, in Kuala Lumpur, for a Marketing Executive who would be responsible for the marketing of a wide range of internationally known photographic products. Some
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      143 24 TRAINEE AUDIT STAFF j PRICE WATERHOUSE& CO 'EVATT *nn < .mernational .ccountiriß firm ™£Tu> *J£S** cltlzena holding H> K her Schcx>l Certlflcat, bLmS^ th r ramdiy w We offer the following Good condiiums of service Sat l b6COme "'""■"""Ul V Possibility of secondment to 0M offices in Australia or th<>
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      941 25 J LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 ada-lah di-pelawa daripada Kontrekt«r2 yang berp,. n gBlaman untok kerja2 di-bawah:- Sf Membekal. m«nben. dan meny.apkan 21 yunit Runahl Kakitangan di-Kllanß Memproses Oetah Chalok Barat. daerah Beaut. Trengganu. Bl \b° Membeka.. membena dan meny.apkan 63 yunit RumaM Kakitangan d.-Kilang Memproses Oetah Kampong
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      594 25 UNITED ASBESTOS CEMENT FIELD ENGINEER This progressive company Is seeking a bright young man with Initiative and drive for the post of FIELD ENGINEER. His main duty Is to provide technical service to Government and Consulting Engineers. Architects and Contractors on the use of our quality "Flbrollte 1 Asbestos- Cement
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      1343 25 j'^fe HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) l|ir LIMITED NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING M^!n,fn! 8 HERE T B J GIVEN that an Extraordinary General .^rU.!^ ur n.» llndu1 Indu strles tPar East) Limited, will be held at ™^f h °,L flC ii 4 M'lwtone. Buklt Tlmah Road. Singapore 31 on Mond
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      472 25 MR. BUSINESSMAN: ONLY 21 DAYS LEFT To Place Advertisements in THE ACTION MEDIUM 1 .7 TELLS YOUR TYPE OP BUSINESS YellOW SELLS YOUR PRODUCTS Panae INFORMS YOUR SERVICES ra o os WORKS 24 HOURS A DAY. EVERYDAY rtft^M BRINOS RESULTS! July 1972 Singapore Telephone Directory White page Entries close 15th
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    119 26 NZ Ist Inns Dowllng c Carew b Sobers 8 Turner c Carew b Sobers 3 Congdon not out 85 Burgess c Pindl y b Holder 3a Hastings c Rowe b All S Vivian Ibw Holder o Wadsworth c and b Holford 7 Taylor b Poster 46 Cunls not out
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    339 26 RATIONAL Olympic Council yesterday selected a team of five, three of them Sea^ Games gold medallists, for the Olympic Games in Munich from Aug. 26 to Sept. 10, reports JOE DORAI. They are Yeo Klan Chye and Nor Azahar Hamid for athletics, Patricia Chan (swimming),
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    106 26 HEATHER CRUSHES HER YOUNG RIVAL LONDON, Frl. Australia's Heather McKay, the finest woman player of all time, won the British Women's Squash Rackets championship for a record-breaking 11th successive year at Sydenham here yesterday. The 30-year-old Australian, who has not been beaten In any competition since 1962, once again highlighted
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    196 26 Congdon saves Kiwis with lucky not out 85 PDRT OF SPAIN, Fri. A lucky, unbeaten 85 by B. Congdon saved New Zealand from collapse In their first Innings of the Second cricket Test against West Indies here yesterday. At stumps New Zealand were 211 for seven. Congdon gave four catching
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    155 26 Kendo show at Karate tourney tonight SINGAPORE Karate Asso--0 elation has drawn up an action-packed programme for the second annual karate tournament at the SBA hall tonight at 7, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. BKA spokesman Wilfred Shimmen said this year's tournament was expected to provide more thrills and entertainment than previously.
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    111 26 DAIXAB, Texas, Prl. Top seeded Evonne Goolagong entered the quarter-finals cf the Maureen Connolly-Brlnker tennis tournament here by beating fellow-Ausirallan Helen Oourlay 6-3, 7-6. Bhe will new meet Wendy Overton of the U.B. who beat Judy Dalton 7-6. 7-6. Teenage American sensation Chris Evert brat Valeric
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    33 26 MR. KB MENON was elected chairman of the Sembawang Constituency Football League Committee. Other officials elected were: Vice-chairman A. Anthony; secretary C. Palanl; Asst. secretary T.T. Sye; Hon. treasurer A. Rahman.
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    103 26 KOTA BAHRU. Frl. A 78th minute goal by Insideright Abdullah Mahmud helped Trengganu draw this key Malaysia Cup match 2-2 against Kelantan here today and qualify for the semifinals. After a strong second half ralh Kelantan. with a 2-1 lead, appeared headed for victory and a
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    170 26 ANSON took over top spot in Group One of the Inter-Con-stituency soccer tournament when they trounced Havelock 6-0 at Gillman Barracks yesterday. This is their second successive win. Last week they beat Telok Ayer 3-0 in their opening game. Group Two favourites Kampong Kapor also had
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    30 26 LAHORE. Frl. The West Oerman touring hockey team beat a Lahore Selection 1-0 here today in their opening game in Pakistan Wolfgang Bawmgart scored in the 21st minute.
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    Guam stuns World champs
    268 26 MANILA. Frl. Ouam stunned the Third World Men's Softball tournament by defeating defending champions United States 2 1. Ouam got off to a Cylng start In the first Inning when Roman Arceo singled to centre. After Enrique Nosa bunted out. Jesus Aguon hit another single to
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    522 26 Best trainee Ban Chew wins 'A' title BESPECTACLED Tan Ban Chew yesterday lived up to his reputation as the vest trainee in thr National squad when he demolished sturdy Let Peng Khim of Ponggol Vocational Institute by 15-8, 15-3 in 30 minutes to win the National Schools 'A' division badminton
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      1237 26 Jpts HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) 'lip? LIMITED NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING CUMULATIVE PARTICIPATING PREFERENCE STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special meeting of the holders ot 5% Cumulative Participating Preference Stock of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. BVj Milestone, Buklt Timah Road,
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      783 26 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. IS 197* ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OP SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 271 of 1971 Re: ANOLO-SAXON TRADING COMPANY (a firm) Ex parte INSULATIONS (MALAYA) SDN. BHD Creditor In the matter ot a Bankruptcy Petition filed the 12th day of January. 1572. To: Anglo-Saxon Trading Company
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      106 26 ATHLETICS— SAAA l*rlendly Cross Country (Selarang); COLK Keppcl Club (Buku Chermtn): KICKK1 Friendly SCC XI v Police XI (padaiiR 2 p.m > KARATK SKA annual tournament «SBA Hall 7 p m < SOCCER Inter-c uency tournament Tanjoiig Pagar v KreU Ayer (Oillm.iu Barracks). Whampoa v Kallar.S (Oeylang Serai i; Bras
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    Now comes The Big Boss—and owned by Bruce Lee Stable
    442 27  - Now comes The Big Boss— and owned by Bruce Lee Stable EPSOM JEEP By FRAMES of television, film and cartoon characters are popular with Malaysian and Singapore racehorse owners who seem to have an urge to rename every new importation. We have had Napoleon Solo, illya Kuryakln, Mr. I Waverley.
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    Lion City a good thing in Cup race
    319 27 Lion City a good thing in Cup race I lON CITY, winner of L flve of his last seven starts, looks a good bet in the It Sultan of Kedah's Cup (Race 3) at the amateur meeting in Alor Star today. Last wee* Lion City carried 13.0 to a runaway
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    ALOR STAR CARD
    316 27 RACI l: 2. J0 CLASS 5— 2F !Cjtchw«ighti 12.0) 1 "09 KISaL 6 J 067 AMICO I 0 SUKIT KBPONC 3 4 o*o MICAT 4 5 433 KILAU 3 707 RAJAH 8 R *CI 2: 3.10 CL 2 OIV 1 6JF (handicap) 1 502 THB BMPBROR II
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    Two in the lead on 135-Hahn and Murakami
    815 27  -  Mansoor Rahman, Maurice Khoo and Tony Francis By 98 survive the cut for the last two rounds JHE lead in the Malaysian Open has thinned out from six to two golfers at the halfway stage at the RSGC course, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday.
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    Scores after 2nd round
    983 27 135 K. Murakami (J) 69. 66 (33-33). llahn Chang Sane (SK) 67. 68 (34-34). 137 M. Bohen (US) 68. 69 (33-36). S. Onchum (Th) 67. 70 (37-33). W. Godfrey <NZ> 67. 70 (33-37), G. Marsh (A) 71. 66 (33-33). 13* P. Braia <Ph) 37. 71 (34-37),
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    3rd round draw
    262 27 Old course Ist tec— 7.3a a.m. M. Takaha&hi*. E. Ccmpos'; 7.4» T. Omata*. Tan Yee Heam* J.N. Fleming*; 7.5« Tan Yee Khan*. P Dhappavibul*. Hassan All*: 8.0 Lv Tie Chi* A Leo*. R.A. Mailal*. B.l* WJ Bosley*. J Stewart*. P. NobÜbol*; S.2t P. Tang. 8. Suvanapongse. Srislkdl;
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    Lock icon 14 urban guerillas lynched in Japan communist —purge—
    217 28 14 urban guerillas lynched in Japan communist —purge— rKYO. Frl. Two 24--year-old women, one of them pregnant, were among the victims of a bloody communist purge in which 14 urban guerillas were beaten up and murdered, police spokesmen said today. The police have so far recovered four bodies In four
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    Saber will continue charter business
    390 28  - Saber will continue charter business LIM SUAN KOOI ay SINGAPORE, Friday THE British (iovemment's move to find new formula to i>olicc charter flights will mean an end lo Saber Air's iioii-nflinily flights between lamkloii and Singapore. But It will NOT mean an end to the Singapore airline's thriving London-Singapore charter
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    INQUIRY PANEL GETS DOWN TO THE JOB
    137 28 mHL inquiry into the JL Jurong shipyard explosion, which took five lives, started yesterday and this picture shows the inquiry officials aboard the ship where the blast took place. Down in the pitch dark auxiliary engine room piping passageway of the 270 ft.
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    32 28 TOKYO, Prl. Prime Minister Elaaku Sato today signed the Instrument ratifying the U.S -Japun aftreement on the reversion to Japan of Okinawa and other Islands of the Ryukyu chain. AP.
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    26 28 PARIS. Fri. Robert Nogrette, 63-year-old Renault car company executive held (or 48 hours by a Maoist kidnap gang, was freed unharmed today. AP.
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    527 28 T ONOON. Frl. Equltle* rioted quietly inlird today, and M S p.m. the financial Timer. Index was up 2.S at 497.6. W.itney Mann featured Arm In active trading following the otlrr from Grand Metropolitan HoteK. Tbr ibare price touched 360 I20S) at one Mage belt came back to
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    85 28 PEKING, Fri. China's Foreign Ministry deviated from the "spirit of Shanghai" today with a blistering attack on American activities in IndoChina. The statement asked the United States to end Its air raids on North Vietnam forthwith, and to withdraw all troops from Indo-Chlna "unconditionally and
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    117 28 Treasury spies 'were paid £50,000' lONDON, Fri. -The British Treasury paid two employees of a Swiss bank £50.000 (about $365,000) for Information about "secret accounts" held by British citizens, the Daily Express claimed today. A Treasury spokesman confirmed that Information had been received, but refused to dlsrlose Its sources. Both
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