The Straits Times, 5 January 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 TTie National Ncwspapßr The Straits Times Estd 1845 FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon Rats thrive on manmade blood
    218 1 Rats thrive on manmade blood /CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Thurs. Several laboratory rats are thriving on artificial blood after what is b-lieved to be the first totally successful blood replacement experiment on animals. Dr. Robert Geyer. a biochemist-nutritionist at the Harvard School of Public Health, has spent five yrars experimenting with 35
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    Lock icon Orsova delay
    42 1 LONDON. Thurs. The P and O liner Orsova. under fire for poor service on a Christmas cruise, has delayed her next voyape to Australia by two days to allow more than 200 Indian crewmen to be flown to Britain. Reuter.
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    Lock icon New army chief
    32 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Lt.Oen. Gopal Ounnath Bewoor was named Chief of the Indian Army Staff today In succession to Field Marsha) Sam Manekshaw who retires on Jan. 15. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Work starts on peace treaties
    700 1 Work starts on peace treaties As Paris waits for Dr K and Mr Le... PARIS, Thursday AMERICAN and North Vietnamese officials meeting behind closed doors began drafting the protocols for an eventual definitive peace pact today, while the semi-public negotiations resumed on a low key. The protocols a series of
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    Lock icon Thais keep close watch on Arabs
    450 1 Thais keep close watch on Arabs BANGKOK, Thurs. Police are keeping a close watch on Arab visitors to Thailand under new security measures introduced after four Palestinian guerillas occupied the Israeli Embassy here last week. The guerillas held six Israeli hostages In the embassy, demanding the release of prisoners from
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    Lock icon Delirious after Test win, fans kiss pitch
    292 1 Delirious after Test win, fans kiss pitch CALCUTTA, Thurs. Jubilant Indian cricket supporters hurled themselves on the pitch and passionately kissed the turf after their country had beaten England by 28 runs in a memorable second Test here today. The scenes of wild rejoicing went on for several hours, first
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    PMs' meeting
    20 1 LONDON. Thurs The 1973 Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference will be held In Ottawa from Aug. 2 to 10.
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    Just fancy that
    55 1 BUDAPEST, Than. Tired of living alone, divorced Budapest businessman Gyula Siigeti. afed 46. wrote to a marriare bureau riving all bis particulars and details for the use of its computer-pairing" system A week later he tot a reply with the address of his former wife, whom the
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    Lock icon 'Halt the killings' appeal by Ulster church men
    212 1 'Halt the killings' appeal by Ulster church men OELFAST, Thurs. Protestant and Roman Catholic church leaders appealed in notices published today for an end to the wave of sectarian vengeance slay ings in Northern Ireland. "We appeal to the whole community Root out this evil and tell the murderers and
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    Rewards doubled for tax dodge tip-offs
    237 1 Rewards doubled for tax dodge tip-offs KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE reward for information on tax evasion is now 50 per cent of the amount recovered. This increase the present scale is 25 per cent was announced by the Treasury today. It gave an assurance that the identity ot informers would
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    Lock icon Joy in Rangoon
    36 1 RANGOON. Thurs Burma celebrated her 25th Independence anniversary today with a huge (unfair bt the former racing stadium and sreet corner sport and zairrs In r.earlv every ward of this capital city. UPI.
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    Lock icon Carrington visit
    29 1 LONDON, Thurs Lord Carrington Brlti«h Defence Becntary »11! visit Washington for talks In mid-February after the end of a month -long tour of the Far East. Reuter
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    50 1 AM IN TAKES OVER 500 BRITISH FIRMS KAMPALA. Ihun. President Idl mm announced tod»> tlui 5.0 British companies would be handed over to I'fandans. He told the actini British High Commissioner. Mr. Henr> Brind. that the remaining 94 British-owned firms would be allowed to continue under British ownership. Renter.
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      100 1 JOHORE cracks fang of dope runners Page 6 SINGAPORE Sweep results 7 MOTHER of four killed in stove blast 8 26 per cent rise in 1971 tax revenue 9 PSA man barred after probe 10 SUGAR crisis eases 11 Q CROSSWORD 8 LETTERS 13 BUSINESS 15.16.17 TV/RADIO 19 New GYear
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    World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
    8 2 World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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    Brutal, say neutral nations
    702 2 U.S. BOMBING RAIDS CONDEMNED NEW YORK. Thursday JHE non-aligned group of states at the United Nations tonight condemned the continuing U.S. air raids against North Vietnam, saying they have "surpassed in their brutality anything mankind has ever known." They added that the Paris peace talks must
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    Lock icon Namanzour! 20,000 say 'no, no' to Bhutto
    261 2 Namanzour! 20,000 say 'no, no' to Bhutto KARACHI, Thursday. PRESIDENT Bhutto faced renewed public opposition yesterday to a proposal to restore links with Bangladesh There were disturbances among a crowd of about 20.000 when the Pakistani leader broached the subject at an open-air rally here. Thousands stood on their feet,
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    Lock icon Grenade man held near Mujib's home
    73 2 Grenade man held near Mujib's home DACCA. Thurt. Security officers arre«t«d m«n carrying two hand grenade* outside the home of Prime Minister Sheikh Mujlbar Rahman last night Police tald the man gave his name aa Abdur Rahman of Chlttagong District. Yesterday, an angry mob chopped off a man's ear when
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    Lock icon More exports
    39 2 TAIPEH, Thurs. Taiwan's frozen seafood exports were worth US$4O mil. last year, with most going to Japan and the US. the official Central News Agency said today Only US$2 9 mil worth was exported In 1968— AP.
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    Lock icon The show will go on despite Aussie ban
    172 2 The show will go on despite Aussie ban pANBERRA, Thurs. A vj member of the Rolling; Stones ro«.k group has been barred from entering Australia but the Immigration Ministry has not identified him or given a reason for its action. All that an Immigration Ministry spokesman would say today was
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      39 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleb; HOW 4UALU} 1 VaHO MAeWATfcT IT hi COCM IT fJV'u.g,, detaroc WMlte WINE WITM FJafiWfvTN purcowe bacojTH I g»MO M A CACfiCgOte AMP /^ANP \OU SCT* v K3O TUB VCMTABLM AMP CONPU«-P COMt AND)
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      Lock icon Ring of police keeps out students
      413 3 Ring of police keeps out students CAIRO, Thurs. Riot police ringed Egypt's universities toda/ to implement a governrnent decision suspending studies following violent clashes h«re as 3,000 students took to tht streets in anti-govern-ment demonstrations. The Government acted swiftly to forestall any further violence after .he clashes yesterday, in which
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      Lock icon Record Rolls year
      62 3 LONDON, Thurs. Rolls Royce Motors had a record year In production and delivery of cars In 1972. More than 2.740 Rolls Royce cars were built last year— the highest number since production began In 1904 The va'ue of actual deliveries to home and export markets was C22.4C0.000
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      BRITAIN'S NO BED OF ROSES FOR 100 GIRLS
      221 3 BRITAIN'S NO BED OF ROSES FOR 100 GIRLS LONDON, Thursday. UEALTH luthorities said today they will check 1 on houses where more than 100 Filipino girls are crammed together with some sleeping on the fioor. The girls were hired In the Philippines to work as sewing machinists at the Alderglen
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      Lock icon Firemen's strike threat to airports
      107 3 Firemen's strike threat to airports WELLINGTON, Thurs. New Zealand faces the threat of all its airports being closed from midnight on Suniay because of a dispute over pay for firemen dealing with jumbo Jets. The Labour Gorernment has taken a tough stand in its first majir industrial dispute by refusing
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      Lock icon Gas masks for workers
      73 3 VENICE. Thurs. All 50.000 workers In Porto Matgh-ra. the Industrial port of Venice, must be equipped with gas masks to protect them from air pollution. This order was sent to all 205 firms with factories at he port Including Italy's giant Montedison Chemical Company by Vertices
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      Lock icon Flu kills 12
      39 3 SABREGUEMINES (France). Thurs— The "English Ilu" (Influenza i has killed 12 people, mostly aged, in this region, health authorities reported today They said the municipal hospital Is filled w.th numerous other cases of the flu— UPI.
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      Lock icon Why we sent troops to the Muslim islands—by Marcos
      315 3 Why we sent troops to the Muslim islands— by Marcos MANILA, Thurs. President Marcos told Muslim leaders today government forces were sent to the Southern Philippines to flght foreign-trained insurgents not Filipino Muslims. He said Government troops had been sent to the predominantly-Muslim lalands of Mindanao, Sulu and Palawan to
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      Moscow death penalty for air pirates
      203 4 MOSCOW, Thursday. THE Soviet Union has announced adoption of new laws regarding aircraft hijacking which provide for the death penalty if the hijacking results in serious injuries or death. The Official Tass news agency said the decree was adopted by the Presidium of the
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      SUSPECT IN 'KILL NIXON' PLOT
      116 4 SUSPECT IN 'KILL NIXON' PLOT BALTIMORE. Thurs. A federal prosecutor said yesterday that the man accused of trying: to hijack a plane at Friendship International Airport on Tuesday night may have threatened the life of President Nixon and clou up three post offices in 1971. The suspect, Charles A. Wenige.
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      Reporter in jail appeals to court
      93 4 Reporter in jail appeals to court WASHINGTON, Thurs. Reporter William Farr, who chose to bo to jail rather than Identify the source of a story, yesterday urged the Supreme Court to grant him temporary freedom. Mr. Farr. 38, asked the court to Intercede for him with the US. Court of
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      Anti-marketeers protest with 'Traitor Heath' effigy
      159 4 ONDON. Thurs. Guarded by police, members of the rightwing National Front Organisation and anticommon marketeers demonstrated with an effigy of Prime Minister Heath outside the Royal Opera House here last night while Queen Elisabeth and Prince Philip attended a concert inside marking Britain's entry
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      Gaza reunion by Arabs
      59 4 TEL AVIV. Thurs.— Slxty-slx Arabs crossed the Suez Canal yesterday as part of a family reunion plan, an army spokesman announced here. He said that 49 Egyptians, who had been living in the Israeli-occupied Oaza Strip since the six-day war of 1967. returned to Egypt while
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      40 4 VERONA, Thurs. Thieves burned down the Post Office at the nearby village of Volargne di Dolce this week In a fit of anger after breaking In and nnding they could not open the safe, police said.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon The view from the front-by Sir Winston
      218 4 The view from the front -by Sir Winston LONDON, Thurs. Letters written by Sir Winston Churchill to his wife from the trenches in the First World War are to be published this month. They show him as tender and romantic, dependent on the love of his beautiful Clementine and yearning
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      Lock icon Humphrey in
      34 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs— Sen. Hubert Humphrey tonight won the support of the Democratic Steerfng Committee over Sen George McOovern for a seat on the prestigious Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Informed sources said— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Harvest' from the Golden Triangle
      293 5 BANGKOK. Thursday JHAI POLICE seized about two tons of opium worth more than two million baht ($280,000) in the so-called "golden triangle" area where Northern Thailand borders Burma and Laos, police headquarters reported here today. A spokesman said provincial police pounced as two men were
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      Lock icon Cries and Whispers is best
      79 5 Cries and Whispers is best NEW YORK. Thurs. The New York film critics yesterday selected the Swedish drama. Cries and Whispers, as the best film of 1972. The organisation, announcing Its 38th annual awards, named Sir Laurence Olivier best actor for his portrayal of a popular mystery writer in Sleuth,
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      Lock icon Ted's price and pay plans after the freeze
      275 5 Ted's price and pay plans after the freeze I ONDON, Thurs. Prime Minister Edward Heath said last night the Government would set up machinery to monitor pay and prices after its 90-day wage-price freeze ends. He told a meeting between senior ministers and leaders of Britain's retail shopping trade that
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      Distillers' under pressure to pay more
      190 5 Distillers' under pressure to pay more LONDON, Thurs. The Distillers' Company came under crowing pressure today to reach an acceptable financial settlement with the parents of hundreds of deformed children born more than a decade ago during Britain's "thalidomide" scare. Two supermarket chains said they would boycott products of the
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      Lock icon Telling silence
      36 5 LrVERPOOL. Thurs. Jenny Collins, host of a local radio talk show 1 asked listeners to telephone the station yesterday to talk about the day's subject apathy! Miss Collins said nobody bothered to ring. UPI.
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      A new capital on the ashes of the old
      212 5 A new capital on the ashes of the old ILiANAGUA, Thurs. ITI Nicaragua's ruler, General Anatacio Somoza, said today he believed this earth-quake-shattered capital would be rebuilt on its present site. He told a news conference here that a report was still awaited from geologists called In after the disaster
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      Lock icon New guide-lines to calm the waves of hate in Asia
      295 5 yOKYO, Thurs.— The A Foreign Ministry has worked out principles and a set of new guidelines for Japan's future economic assistance to developing nations to forestall mounting criticism abroad. Ministry sources said today. The principles and guidelines were contained in
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      Lock icon Muna's cinema visit leads to a row
      157 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs. A visit by Princess Muna of Jordan and two of her children to a local cinema showing Walt Disney films has brought furious complaints from a bus driver and his girl friend that they were forced to give op their seats.
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    Crane man killed by falling log
    97 6 Crane man killed by falling log A CRANE attendant. Seah Wee Eoay. 40, was killed after he was hit by a log from a vessel at South Pier on Wednesday. Police said the lok was being moved from the ship Sivllu onto the wharf when it accldently swayed and hit
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    Killed by train
    26 6 OEMAS. Thurs— R Paklrluiray, 18. a railway quarters resident here, was killed when he wbs run ovpr by the Oemasbound train last night.
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    Johore cracks gang of dope runners
    399 6  - Johore cracks gang of dope runners N.G. KUTTY By JOHORK BARU, Thurs. Johore Customs toda y claimed that they had smashed a wellorganised regional syndicate involved in the smuggling of opium and morphine on a Pan Malaysian Singapore basis. The Customs said this while investigating the seizure of $63,000 worth
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    Lock icon BAN ON VIOLENT FILMS BACKED
    184 6 HONG KONG. Thurs The Hong Kong Standard today welcomed Singapore's decision to ban Mandarin films which deDlct excessive violence. In an editorial entitled "From Singapore with Love." the newspaper said: "For once. S.ngaoore has done a lavour to Hong Kong. "The city-state's decision to ban
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    Bank deposits still going up
    93 6 FIXED, savings and demand deposits placed by customers (other than banks) with commercial banks in Singapore have maintained the upward trend they displayed from July to November last year. As in the case of deposits with finance companies, this trend, according to latest official figures,
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    A raise and bonus for staff of hotel
    280 7 ]yjOHK than ,'Jf>o employees of Hotel New Hongkong in Victoria Street are to get annual wage increases ranging from $18 to a month. In addition, they will get a special pay rise of four and six per cent and an annual wage
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    North Canal PO reopens on Monday
    51 7 NORTH Canal Road Post Office will reorjen on Monday. It was closed on Dec. 11 lor renovation. It has been provided with a new counter and more space on the public side. One hundred private boxes have been installed for a P.O. Box delivery
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    Jail for illegal entry
    38 7 THREE Indonesians were each sentenced to a month's imprisonment lor entering Singapore without a valid pass on Jan. 3 Hamdy Kus. 30. Selamat bin Marto, 40. and Toklmin Karto. 25. had no previous convictions.
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    Open verdict on man run over by train
    234 7 Open verdict on man run over by train A CORONER yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of a 63-year-old man who was run over by a passenger train in Lower Delta Road on Dec. ll last year. Aral Pakl Oopal, a fork-lift driver, died as a result of
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    FINED FOR HITTING STEPMOTHER
    128 7 A CAR painter assaulted his stepmother when she refused to rive him money, a macistrate's court heard yesterday. Chenc Chian Ntiap, 34, hit Teo Shou Bee, 40. but before he could hit her with a wooden pole he was arrested by her brother, Det.-Sft. Sonny Khoo
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    *****91 wins the first prize in S'pore Sweep
    230 7 *****91 wins the first prize in S'pore Sweep rpICKET num b er x *****91 won the first prize of $400,000 in the Singapore Sweep held at the Hong Llm Greeji community centre last night. The second prize of $150,000 went to ticket number *****16 and the third prize of $75,000
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    Bruce Lee films get 'X' cert in -Britain
    269 8 Bruce Lee films get 'X' cert in -Britain- From LESLIE FONG LONDON, Thurs. The dabbed In Enrllsh versions of Bruce Lee's record smashing The Big Boss and Fist of Fury have been passed for Seneral release in Britain 7 the British Board of Film Censors. Both Alms, which consecutively broke
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    Mother of four dies after stove blow-up
    333 8  - Mother of four dies after stove blow-up K. S. SIDHU 'Our four children lucky to be alive', says husband who heard blast 100 yards away By A MOTHER of four, Madam Chua Lian Yah, 30, who was seriously burnt when a kerosene stove exploded in her on room flat in
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    Ben Line's computer link with head office
    133 8 Ben Line's computer link with head office A COMPUTER -baaed A communication network just opened by Ben Line now directly links Singapore with other Ben Line Far Eastern offices In Hong Kong and Tokyo, and with their head office In Edinburgh. •This new network will further Increase the efficiency of
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    Employee on theft charge
    47 8 ABDUL Rahman bin Mohamed Ohouse. 32, a driver, was charged yesterday with stealing 180 pieces of plywood worth 1.000 from his company, International Wood Products Ltd., of Tanjong Penjuru, on Nov. 8. Trial was set for March 7. at the Sixth Magistrate's Court
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    Sata donation draw prizes
    39 8 CIX Dah. wife of the Minister for Social Affairs, will present the first three prizes to winners of the Sata 1972 donation draw on Monday at 5 p.m at the Sata Clinic in Shenton Way.
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    Art exhibition
    40 8 THE MP for Paya Lebar. Mr. Tay Boon Too, will open open an exhibition by artists organised by the Culture Ministry and the People's Association at the Paya Lebar community centre in Irving Road today at 8 p.m.
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    Three Perm Sees now in Finance
    89 8 Three Perm Sees now in Finance THE Finance Ministry will now have three Permanent Secretaries, one for the Budget Division, another for the Development Division and the third for the Revenue Division. They will split the <lutles which formerly were those of the Permanent Secretary (Finance), whose designation will now
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    Reprieve for Chinwoo
    71 8 KUALA LUMPUR, rhurs. The High Court today ordered the Registrar of Societies to withhold all action < ver the dtregistratlon of SeUngor Chinwoo Athletic Association. The High Court order was signed by the serior assistant registrar, Mr Voon Thoonu Shin. after a hearing In chambers of an
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    Housebreaking tools charge
    38 8 TWO unemployed youths Yap Poh Hoe. 18 and l* m Kol Voon. 18. were charged yesterday with having housebreaking tools on Jan A In Port Canning Road Trial was set >« Ball of $500 was allowed
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    Three PAS leaders quit over coalition
    263 8 Three PAS leaders quit over coalition KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Three PAS strongmen two In Selangor and the other in Kedah have resigned from their party posts because they oppose the party\ coalition with the Alliance. They are former PAS sec-retary-general who became the party's commissioner for Selangor. Enclk Yazed bin
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    Ex-leaders may form new political party
    172 8 Ex-leaders may form new political party KOTA BARI\ Thursday NEW political party, expected to be formed here soon, will be called Barisan Demokratik Rakyat (People's Democratic Front) informed sources said. Beveral .'ormer political leaders, active between 1940 and 1960. are believed to be Involved. The sources said a committee has
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      238 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 When was Che«terton» 1 Champion among footballers. man? (8). a revolutionary get* neuralgia 8 Weaken at two points and <4-<>. return the meat to the S Coward spirit (8). French (8). a Entertainment covering 13 Adler. until treated, could renegade (8). be unkind (3-7). 10
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    $400,000 start for the People's Scholarship Fund
    325 9  -  LEE SU SAN By rE newly-formed People's Scholarship Fund has started off with more than $100,000 to finance poor students through nre-university school and institutions of higher learning. The money came from 21 individuals and firms and was presented to the Communications Minister.
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    Mystery man found dead near rail track
    95 9 Mystery man found dead near rail track THE body of an unidentified Indian man in his mid-sixties was found near the railway track in Jalan Bukit Merah yesterday. Police said he was believed to have been run over by a southbound train at about 4.40 p.m. He had no Identification
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    The police and the public
    36 9 ACTING Deputy Supt. Yeow Yew Toong. a police public relations officer, win uilk on "Crime Prevention Co-operation between the Public and Police" at the Katong community centre tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    Team to discuss waste disposal
    197 9 T^NVIRONMENTAL prob£j lems Involving pollutants and waste disposal will be discussed during a visit to Singapore next week of a team from one of Britain's leading firms In this field. The company. Re-Chem International Ltd.. of Southampton, are chemical waste and recovery specialists. The team,
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    Shortage of skilled building workers in Johore
    161 9 Shortage of skilled building workers in Johore MUAR. Thurs. The construction Industry In Johore has been badly affected by a shortage of skilled workers. This Is because all the skilled builders have gone down south to Singapore, where the wages are more attractive. Local housing developers, said the dally Income
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    26 p.c. rise in 1971 tax revenue
    376 9  - 26 p.c. rise in 1971 tax revenue TAN WEE LIAN By THK Inland Revenue Department in 1971 collected $537.4 million an increase of 2(1.2 per cent over li)70's collection of $425.79 million. The average collection per working day during 1971 works out to $1.77 million, the Department's 1971 annual report
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    Draft dodger caught after six years
    111 9 Draft dodger caught after six years YONO Moo Khlong. 22. unemployed, was Jailed for three months yesterday for falling to register for national service six years ago. He pleaded guilty to falling to register himself without lawful excuse on Bept. 12, 1967 The court heard that several attempts were made
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    Theft case security guards get a discharge
    151 10 Theft case security guards get a discharge rpHREE security guards. 1 accused of stealing $12,004 worth of cigarettes from Singapore Tobacco Company, were given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal yesterday. Muhumtnad bin Mahamud, 38, Ibrahim bin Ahmad, 42, and Mohamad ArifT bin Jantan. 48. jointly denied that they
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    Banned woman came back
    41 10 AN Indonesian woman. J.imaliah binte Sablr alias Fatimah. 26. banned from Singapore on Jan. 14. 1970 was jailed for three months' by the first magistrate's court yesterday for entering Singapore sometime in June of the same year.
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    Seminar on education
    41 10 THE Minister of State (Education) Mr. Chai Chong Yii. will speak at the opening of a seminar on Education and Socio-Development organised by the Nanyang University Students' Union at the Arts College. Nanyang University, today at 10.30 a.m.
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    PSA man barred after probe
    192 10 PSA man barred after probe SIX-MONTH CPIB probe has ended with the susi>ension of a senior Port Authority official alleged to have been involved in tlif construction of Prima Ltd. (Flour Mills) building in Telok Blangah Road. Sources said that the original approved plan was to construct a three-storey building
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    Former Nantah head Dr. Chuang dies, aged 73
    228 10 Former Nantah head Dr. Chuang dies, aged 73 DR. CHUANG Chu Lin. Vice-Chancellor of Nanyang University from 1960 to 1964. died in Outram Hospital yesterday after a long illness. He was 73. He was the founder and first principal of Chung Cheng High School in 1937 and held the post
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    Missing 40 off to Mecca
    113 10 pOUIV Muslim pilgrims stranded here during the DMt few (lays have left for Mecca without the necessary haji pass|)orts or visas, according to an Indonesian Embassy official. He said the embassy had warned them it was not its responsibility should they encounter difficulties in Mecca.
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    Dutch help for Asean tourism
    61 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Dutch Government is expected to help Asean countries in their tourist promotion campaign in Europe. An aid programme amounting to one million guilders (about $800,000) and spread over four years, was offered to the Asean countries last year, the first secretary
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    10 SWIM TRUNKS HIDDEN IN A RICE POT
    95 10 DOATMAN Anr Kirn Quay, 21, was lined $100 yesterday when he p'caded rullty to having 10 pain of swimming trunks, reasonably suspected to be stolen, concealed In a rice pot in his sampan at the Outer Roads on Dec. 10. A magistrate's
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    Good news for the plump-the weight watchers are coming
    243 10 Good news for the plump-the weight watchers are coming rpHE Weight Watchers of lAust r a 1 i a are now weighing a decision to visit Singapore with their solution of the BIG human problem: Overweight. A renresentatlve of the company that offers professional aid to overweight people. Miss Betty
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    Sugar crisis eases as housewives halt the rush
    199 11 Sugar crisis eases as housewives halt the rush 'piIK rush for sugar appears to have ftbaled as more dealers received advanced stocks from the Sugar Industries of Singapore yesterday. It was learnt that the market situation is relatively calm and housewives have generally stopped the scramble for sugar. However, some
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    Visitor is jailed for theft of adding machine
    130 11 Visitor is jailed for theft of adding machine ABU Jazid Amin, a 17--year-old salesman from Indonesia, was jailed for three months yesterday for stealing: an adding machine worth $125. He pleaded guilty. The court heard that on Wednesday afternoon Abu, who came to Singapore on a valid passport on Dec.
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    Malaysian Govt pacts with oil firms will have 'control' clause
    272 11 Malaysian Govt pacts with oil firms will have 'control' clause KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government Is negotiating with oil exploration companies to update their agreements to enable It to have, ultimately, a controlling Interest In their activities. Primary Industries Minister, Datuk Hajl Abdul Talb Mahmud. said yesterday this was one
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    Lions' guest
    31 11 MINISTER (or Communications Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin will attend the 10th anniversary dinner of ,the Lions Club of Singapore Central at the Singapore Hilton Ballroom tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    Watch your tap
    34 11 Watch your tap \l l K consumption on Wednesday was 111.5 million gallons (507.000 cubic metres), a slight drop or 0.6 million gallons (3,000 cubic metres) from Tuesdays 112.1 million gallons (510.000 cubic metres).
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    Tennis anyone?
    27 11 THE National Sports Promotion Board :.s organising fourweek tennis courses, with 12 one-hour lessons, for beginners and players at Farrer Park and Tanglin Tennis Courts.
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    'Charmed' women give up their jewellery
    269 11 'Charmed' women give up their jewellery BUTTER WORTH, Thursday TWO old women were "charmed" into giving their jewellery and money worth $350 to three men who gave them a lift in a car yesterday. Hajjah Arfah binte Mohamed Daud, 55, and Hajjah Romlah binte Salleh, 70, alleged they went under
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    Man hurt in ship fire recovering in hospital
    97 11 IjnTTER Wong Tuck Mon, •T 25, who was critically injured in a fire on board a vessel at Sembawang Shipyard on Tuesday night, was reported to be recovering In Thomson Hospital yesterday. Two people were killed and two others seriously injured In
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    Girl Guides Assn draw
    45 11 THE Singapore Oirl Ouldes 1 Association will hold a donation draw on May 5 to raise funds for the association's headquarters at Its premises in Clemenceau Avenue. Part of the funds raised will be used to purchase equipment and camp apparatus.
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    Nantah fair
    30 11 THE Culture Minister. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will open a fun fair organised by the Nanyang University Students' Union at the campus on Jan. 14 at 9 am.
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    Anniversary dinner
    30 12 'ARY Secretary (Education). Mr. Ahmad Mattar, will speak at the 20th anniversary dinner of Dunearn Road Hostel. University of Singapore, at Hotel RoyalRamada at 7.4 ft p.m. today.
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    Farewell lunch
    35 12 THE Asian Women's Welfare Association will hold a farewell lunch In honour of its president. Mrs. S. Bhatia. wife of the Indian High Commissioner, at Hyatt Hotel on Jan. 18 at 1230 pm.
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    Factories to beat the cement shortage
    541 12  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By THE recurring problem of cement shortages is expected to be over soon if a plan by the three manufacturers to ensure an adequate supply for Singapore this year proves workable. The plan involved setting up fund, financed by a cement
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    ONLY FIVE YEARS FOR SIA GIRLS
    219 12 SINGAPORE Airlines has reduced the number of years a flight steward or stewardess can remain in the air. Under a new contract, started since Oct. 1. an air stewardess will remain in the airline for only five years. After that period she must leave,
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    Luxury flats beyond our reach
    145 13 Luxury flats beyond our reach YOUR feature on home ownership for civil servants (ST.. Dec 23) has not given the true position There are a class of civil servants in Division I and II who are in their late forties who can ill-afford the luxury flats being put up by
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    Why not use the other end?
    133 13 Why not use the other end? IS there any really valid reason why the majority of heavy fouren g i ne d aircraft, and many of the smaller aircraft, should be brought into the southern end of the runway at Paya Lebar, over two housing estates (with multi -storey blocks)
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    BRINGING LIFE TO THE SOCCER SCENE AGAIN
    473 13 JALAN Besar stadium had for many years during the 50s and 60s provided flood soccer and attracted large crowds. There were no professional coaches then. Neither had any of the national players then gone for overseas training. Players like Awang Bakar, Choo Seng
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    HDB flats and the permanent resident
    354 13 HDB flats and the permanent resident WE refer to "A Permanent Resident's" query on allowing permanent residents to buy HDB flats (ST., Dec. 25). Under the Home Ownership Scheme, the Board's regulations permits a permanent resident to Jointly apply with his her spouse for a HDB flat. However, It Is
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    ONLY SERVING OFFICERS
    57 13 PLEASE refer to the letter by "Father" (ST.. Dec. 29). The nonpensionable annual allowance is payable only to serving officers. Those who are leaving or have left the service will not be ellfible for the allowance, irrespective of the date of termination of service. V RAMALINGAM. Public
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    As dawn breaks over Macßitchie's hallowed grounds...
    238 13 As dawn breaks over Macßitchie's hallowed grounds... SUNRISE at MacRltchle! Breathe out, breathe in. Now wipe the fine paper ash that has seeped into your nostrils ajid go for a jog on the jungle track. You'll soon find yourself squelching ankle-deep In mud and leaping around like a grasshopper for
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      341 13 This time next year you'll be able to read this ad in /i- Malay J i Federal College. mT member of the Stamford Group, is J^^t^r the nl mc* mott ex f^T perienced corrcspondenco institute in Malaysia, offering I coune* in Bahasa Malaysia leading up to (be Examination for Government
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1973 MATTER OF TRUST
    552 14 The Straits Times FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1973 MATTER OF TRUST THE official report on November's dramatic dash for freedom by 33 delinquents at the Ulu Bedok Reformative Training Centre confirms what the breakout suggested that the RTC itself needed some reformation. An inquiry committee headed by the Superintendent of Changi
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    THANOM-A MASTER IN THE ART OF COMPROMISE
    380 14 THANOM -A MASTER IN THE ART OF COMPROMISE BANGKOK: Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn is a career soldier who has always been better known as a master politician and practitioner of the art of compromise than for bis military skills. At the age of 61, he has been named Prime Minister
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    Lock icon Red headache
    492 14  -  TILLMAN DURI By MANILA MUSLIM bands to the south-west in Mindanao and the Sulu islands and communist guerillas to the north in Luzon are confronting the Philippines armed forces with belts of Insurgency more than 2,000 miles apart. Neither the Muslims nor the communists are any Immediate threat
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    Security sweeps against guerillas draining Thai resources
    1344 14  - Security sweeps against guerillas draining Thai resources ERNEST COREA TRENDS IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA *L On Monday, Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew begins a week's visit to Thailand whose position in a post-Vietnam-war situation is now being widely assessed. THE Thais are competent to handle themselves and the great American
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      Keep a weather eye on the SEMS
      733 15  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By j\\(.'H time delivery times were shortened last year share prices moved smartly ahead. Delivery times were shortened to cool the market, but the reverse has happened each time. What then is the remedy? Interference of normal market sentiment by the
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      CITY TALK
      143 15  -  CROESUS By 'Typhoon' alert STOCK market crashes have been predicted for the Hong Kong exchances many times over the past year. They have never really happened, and if sentiment holds won't in the near future. But the crunch must come eventually and what then of the many local
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      COMPANIES: HOW THE MARKET RATES THEM
      1060 15 COMPANIES: HOW THE MARKET RATES THEM LAP-GEST companies on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore, listed by the Business Times, in order of market capitalisation Column I Market value in million. Column II Paid-up capital in million. Column 111 Denomination value. Column IV Market price as at Dec. 29,
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      Mosbert's back in the black but please tell us HOW
      578 15  - Mosbert's back in the black but please tell us HOW 808 NG By THE first thing to be said about Mosbert's 1971-72 report is that it poses more questions than answers them. What is supposed to be the best medium to enhance companyshareholder relationship is instead turned into an exercise
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      180 15 If- sy )IJQ i".#Bw3**y Last year, several hundred Singaporeans and Malaysians had a wonderful time on a Global Coach Tour of Europe. For 1973, Global presents a series of European Tours which they recommend as providing unequalled variety and value for money. Here are a fewOf them. ***** 551.044 European
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    Lock icon Indonesia rebuilds its rubber industry
    1032 16  -  LESLIE MURPHY By MED AN, (North Sumarta): Indonesia has begun the long road back to rehabilitation of its vast areas of rubber estates which have declined and diminished over the past two decades. The industry is suffering from the mistakes of the past when there
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    Sydney to have currency futures market
    291 16  - Sydney to have currency futures market KINGSLEY WOOD By CYDNEY: The first international currency futures market outside the United States will be established in Sydney early this year. It will be known as the Sydney Currency Futures Market and represents an extension of activities by the Sydney Futures Exchange (SFEi,
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    STILL GOING STRONG
    79 16 BORN 1959 and still eo.ng strong that's a pretty long time for a car to be around. But British Ley land intended keeping its highly successful Mini (see picture) that way when it recently rolled out its 3 millionth Mini. And to celebrate the reaching of that
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    A $2m chance to meet the luxurious 'Supreme Persians'
    481 16 A $2m chance to meet the luxurious 'Supreme Persians' gOMK of the finest and most expensive carpets in Ihc world will be seen in Singapore for the first time ;it $2 million exhibition in February. Over 200 Persian rarpets will be specially imported from Iran for the occasion. The collection
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    Lock icon RECORD-BREAKING TREND LIKELY TO CONTINUE
    816 16  -  FRANK SLUSSER By NEW YORK: Stock market averages soared to all-time righs late in 1972, climaxing a yeai that, for the most part, was less than record setting. The biggest headlines came when the widely followed Dow Jones industrial average broke through the mystical 1.000
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    pEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    189 16 Mr. Jack Chia has been appointed chairman and managing director of Fair Lady Fashions with effect from Jan. 2. At the same time Mr. Tan Enr Chin has been appointed deputy chairman. Mr. R.K. Booker and Mr. Sakol Chayavioabood, directors of Jack Chia-MPH, have also joined the
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1693 17 rpHE last transacted sale at x the close of business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading room cf the Stock Exchange yesterday compared with the previous days price together with 1972 73 htgh and low. Adjusted for ail new issues CLOSING TONE: AH sections closed very steady.
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      BUSINESS DONE
      2326 17 DID and offer prices officially D listed and business in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless othewlse ::.ed INDUSTRIALS A. ma ill 4.40. (ll
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      Stock market still full of steam
      338 17 FOR the fourth day runnine storks finished in plus territory on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Though supoort came in only sporadically, the market was still technically strong. Profittakinc was more than absorbed, as were scrip deliveries at leadinx broking houses.
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        Tin price climbs
        169 17 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday rose $1 87V2 to 5627 p?r piru! on an official offering down 43 tons to 225 tons. The local market reacted contrary to the easier overnight London market trend where the forward price fell £4 to £1.618 per metric ton.
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        Gold markets
        54 17 Wednstday Tuesday USS USI London 65.30 63 10 Beirut 65.65 65.45 HonKkong 64.40 64.20 Zurich 65.108 64>»8 CS.SOS 6.1. MS Paris 66.33 M 03 Singapore (1) 66.65 66.45 Spore (2) 230.50 230.00 (1) Export price* In non-sterling areas 'n t'S dollars per ounce. (2) Local lealei price* In
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        PRODUCE
        105 17 HINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCI, I' SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING Coconut Oil: bulk »43 sellers, drum S4I sellers. IWtl Mixed loose IK Cont. 127t B. Pepper: Muntok AST A »hMe f.o.b. 1OO<; NLW $2021 sellers. Sarawak white f.b.b. '.iH'-, NLW $l«2t sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96'; NLW »13:' i seller*. Sarawak
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        Copper prices
        34 17 London copper price* on Wednes* day (previous in brackets). Wlretwr Spot buyer (446 30 (£449.00) seller £447.00 (£449.50): Thr.e months buyer £459.00 (£461.00) seller £459.50 ({461.50). Market Una: Steady, talss 3.250 ton*
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        PALM OIL
        40 17 In London on Wednesday the palm oil price* of Malayan 5 per cent COP L'K/N European ports In bulk i StirhnK per long ton Jan. 'July I was auoted at UK £92 sellers or Cont. 5219 S'.ller* (unchanged).
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        22 17 JAN. 4. RUBBER: 126.50 cents (up 4.00 cents) TIN: $627 (up $1.87} >. Offic vj offering: 225 tons (down 43 tons).
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        304 17 ONDON followed through J < fully on the local rubber market yesterday and opening quotations were 1 < cents higher. Further early gain was made but the rise was pared by pro-nt-tak:ng. Covering orders for RBS Two and Three found sellers hard to come by. The late part
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        SMR BUSINESS
        101 17 rjAILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange M and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday Jan. Feb. (Current Month) (Foi-ward Month) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Cents per kg. Cents per kg. SMR SCV (1-ton Pallet) 124 50 125 50N 124 50 125 50N SMR 5L
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        A good start for 1973
        413 17 A good start for 1 973 RUBBER celebrated the New v Year by reaching the highest level since late 1970. says Holiday Cutler. Bath in its weekly report. Prior to the holidays the market hovered somewhat uncertainly between 116 and 118 cents per kilo io: January although basic sentiment was
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        77 17 H. Bank $12.70 +1.70 >t. Times $21.50 +1.50 nchcape $10.90 +1.40 iuinniss $10.00 1.40 £NE $12 30 +1.30 rVearnes $11.00 +1.20 H. Credit 7.20 +1.00 Traders $14.00 +1.00 Steamers 5.50 .96 Fitzpat. 6.60 .95 W. Tobacco 7.30 .95 M. Iron $11.00 .90 H. Wsia 6.00 .85 PMC 6.30 .85
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        23 17 PM Cement 456.000 Haw Par 279.000 San Holdings 262,000 Sime Darby 150,000 Total Turnover: 3.89 M Total Value: $17.91 M
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        48 17 Jan. 3 Jan. 4 IndlKtilak: 461.61 482.82 Hotels: 333.46 351 19 Proper!!**: 575.04 603.19 t Tins: HJ.34 vi t t rubbers: 268.13 273 73 t 0.C.8.C. 455.66 468.61 Dec. 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100 t Jan. 1, 1970 100
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        225 17 XTEW YORK. Wed— The murket, using Vietnam peace hopes as a springboard, moved Into new high ground today, paced by fharp gains In blue chips Turnover was heavy. Today* closinii price* In Us. dollar* followed by the dlffereni.es on yesterday price*. P Allied Chemical i»»i, Alll* Chalmer* 12'
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        95 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 115.73 Tuesday 113.73 Week ago 112.76 RI'BBERS Wedi erday 437 36 Tuesday 435 64 Week ago 458.27 OILS Wednesday 323 91 Tuesday 324.77 Week ago 318 30 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 502 1 Tuesday 507.9 Week age 5016 DOW JONES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1043.80 Tuesday *****8 Week age
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        33 17 Hons Kong yesterday the Us. dtllar «>• quotrd ut 5.7125 for T.T. and 5 7025 for cash. Sttrhn« was quotrd at 13 27 and tatl •> told »us quoted at 443 875
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        270 17 MELBOURNE. Thurs. The ITI market closed firm on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today after a day of quiet trading in which rises clearly outnumbered falls. Today's cloning middle price* In Australian dollar* and cent* with the differences on yesterdays close. INDUSTRIALS P. Ampol 93 .o't Aust. Cor.. Ind 2.02',
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        199 17 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced 1 these best agreed merchant rates as at Jan. 4. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD S f US. Dollar 2 8230 2 8110 2.7990 Sterling Pound 6.6414 6 5906 6 5756
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        186 17 TJONG KONG. Thurs. Low Ai priced stocks again dominated the day with buyers flocking to their counters from the very start resulting In many soaring tc incredible new high. Today'! closing prlcea In Home Kong dollar* and cent* followed by the difference* on yesterday's prices. P Amal. Rubber
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        184 17 ASIAN currency deposit rates for Thursday. Jan. 4: US Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 5 5/8 5 3/8 1 mth 5 13 16 5 11/16 2 mths 5 7/8 5 3/4 3 mths 5 15/16 6 13 16 6 mths 6 5/16 6 3/16 M mths 6
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    335 19 NTUC wants seamen's board of inquiry THE NTUC yesterday called for the set-ting-up of a board of inquiry to help clear up the "confusion" on maritime employment in Singapore. NTUC secretary (DlsputesK Mr. Chue shul Hoonx. also said that such a board could be appointed under tue Industrial Relations Act.
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    83 19 First Bangla High Commissioner to S'pore MR. Khwaja Mohamed Kaiser has been appointed the first Bangladesh High Commissioner to Singapore. Mr. Kaiser, 54. is also the Bangladesh Ambassador to Burma and will be resident in Rangoon. He graduated from Dacca University In 1939 with honours in history and has held
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    Relaxing week's visit to Thailand for Mr Lee
    222 19 Relaxing week's visit to Thailand for Mr Lee BANGKOK, Thurs. The visit of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew to Thailand as guest of the Thai Government will be a relaxing one. Mr. Lee and his group start their visit on Monday. Beside formal courtesy calls, the itinerary announced by the Foreign
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    Decorative knotting
    39 19 THE National Library will hold a talk and. demonstration on macrame decorative knotting at its meeting room on Jan. 10 at 10.30 a.m. The programme is to be presented by Mrs. Amina R Jumabhoy. Admission is free.
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    37 19 IPOH, Thurs. A contract worker. M Veloo. 32. who had six previous convictions was Jailed for 18 months by the magistrate's court here today for illegal possession of one-and-a-half rolls of ganja.
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    63 19 THIEVES broke into a house in Slang Kuans Avenue, off MacPherson Road on Wednesday and escaped with SI, OOO and jewellery worth $6,000. Miss Chua Bah Joo, 19, told police that her family left the house at 7.15 a.m. to visit friends. On returnin*; at 9 p.m.
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    Damien's mother will get 6 weeks' access in a year
    378 19  - Damien's mother will get 6 weeks' access in a year EVELYN NG By MRS. Lois Tillbrookc, Australian mother of live year-old Singapore-born Damien Sim Leong Hoi, will have access to her son for six weeks every year. Damlen's father, architect Mr. Sim Hong Boon, however, has volunteered to bear the
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    Another bus man denies charge of rioting
    168 19 Another bus man denies charge of rioting ANOTHER busman, Ng Teow Chuan, 25, of Associated Bus Services (Pte) Ltd. at Chang! Road pleaded not guilty yesterday to a charge of rioting. The 15 other busmen who (ace the same charge also denied being members of an unlawful assembly whose common
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    Jail and caning for three extortion —youths—
    202 19 Jail and caning for three extortion —youths— rREE youths were jailed for a year and ordered to be riven a total of IS strokes of the rotan yesterday for extortion. Labourer Lee Chew Lim, 16, painter Loh Hone Fook. 20. and talkonn Pnc Cheng San. 19, pleaded guilty to extorting
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    Baby girl drowns in pail of water
    108 19 Baby girl drowns in pail of water 4 NINE MONTH- OLD baby girl, Peh Poh Yueng, was found dead in a pail of water in her house in Lorong Rangam off Tampines on Wednesday. Her moher. Madam Neo Hung Slok. 40. found her at 140 p.m. When she pulled her
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    Food and drink festival
    47 19 A GERMAN fm>d and drink festival. Asbach Uralt Fortnight will be held at the Harbour Grill. Singapore Hilton, from Saturday. German brandy and food will be served during the fortnight organised by Jebsen and Jessen iSi Pte. Ltd.. agents for Asbach Uralt brandy.
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    Khir's successor
    35 19 PENANO. Thurs. The State Alliance Council will meet next month to discuss the appointment of a new chairman to succeed Encik Mohamed Khir Johari. Malaysia's Am-bassador-designate to the United States and the UN
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      186 19 FAVRE-LEUBA HAS A BETTER WAY OF REMEMBERING At last the knot, as an aid to human memory, is rendered obsolete. .The acoustic signal of the memo raider can now remind you. insistently, of your appointments Automatic, with date, it has a second crown for winding and setting the alarm mechanism.
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      222 19 On your TV and Radio 3.N PM Opening and Programme S.M Circus Summary 7.N Programme Summary 3.82 Anak Kerbau M.ti Emak 7.13 Boria 3.46 Assalamualaikum 7.22 Tayang Gambar Indonesia 3.SS Untamed World IJI Peristiwa 4.1) Mak Yong I.N News 4.4S Programme Summa'y 1.17 Ulasan Berita 4.M Man Melukis 9.28 Arena
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      653 19 3.81 PM Opening Announcements 1.35 Hey Presto! It's Rolf followed by Where the Heart 7.15 Sports Parade Is 7.41 News in Chinese 3JI For the Family (English) Chinese Variety Show I.N News and newsreel in Eng--3.45 A Diary of Events in Smga- isn pore This Week (English) 125 This Is
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      3436 20 COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT PAN MALAYSIA RUBBER INDUSTRIES BERHAB I Below is reproduced in full the text of the Offer for Sale dated 27th September, 1972 which was sent to shareholders of Pan Malaysia Cement Works Berhad and which was approved by the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore and the Monetary
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      3589 21 ANNOUNCEMENT ci -s T c i ;ts TiEsAND "«»"s.oNs i 5797 IKfnthinn lilep lpnvninn zz?o%&\?.S£*s,£'zsT" ».i« I M ±iwiuiy vuv^s iKs\Ai til t iy Other creditors and accrued liabilities 2.650 1,504.610 Taxation i 20,000 HfRS- Adeline Teo's heart A T\A^i M 1 Bank overdraft -secured, .note 5) 481.380 ll swelled
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      572 22 I SEMICONDUCTOR ENGINEERS Hewlett Pockord ho> immediate openings tor the following posts RopiiJ growth, exciting products, ond plcosant working conditions ore additional benefits. PRODUCTION ENGINEER The work involves testing of completed integrated circuits. Digital electronic experience plus computer familiarity required. Previous I.C. testing experience needed. BS (Engineering) required, MS (Engineering)
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      558 22 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the supply of:- Tender No. Pl/1/7S 9.500 nos. Oalvanised Spindles BPO No. 8 Deposit: 1200/Closing Date- Sth February 1973 B. Tender No. Pl/2/73 1 2.000 kgs. Solder Resin Cored BPO No. 6 2. 1.000 kgs. Solder Resin Cored BPO No. 7
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      785 22 S^jj/ MARINE OFFICER SHELL invite applications from Singapore citizens for the position of Marine Officer in their Pulau Bukom refinery. They should hold a foreign-going Master's Certificate and be below the age of 40. After engagement the successful applicant will be given a comprehensive indoctrination programme including a period of
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      268 22 HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A PERMANENT POSITION WITH A 205 YEAR OLD COMPANY A. That provides one of the finest liberal Incentive schemes B Whose sales representatives call on prospects only ..fter an appointment has been made C. Whose modern training methods (at our expense) ci n help even the
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      1173 23 BLUE SEA LINE To U.S.A., East Coast Gulf Ports f I i )j| l|, PIISANIEI la 14 la a la It M.a«7sWti>ah PttIESIUUS Ftt 11 FM H FM a «,,«,»,.o' iKMom.llt '•OanmilS Marl! Mar ll Mar a ie CN-ititoa. PaVaTJ AH II Apr II Apr II «>tlo lm~l Z KMNJttM.
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      1085 23 S.ataaart v lirat HC CtRTAIWI StXICt KOWIAfIN RAY s T 1 '•'"Maarf run taaa Sluaaw FtUHUJUn DAI 1} 1,, 1,, HOHCUNC lIPIISS Tt la II Frt 11 Frt 11 FM IS Frt BINILIEI a Ma a FM 71 Frt 77 Irt IS Frt CllaEN lIPIESS I FM It FM 1
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      838 23 ila t a»an *****4. P. Kataaf 4341. K.L. *****; Paaaaa JS3DI THE BANK LINE LTD. LMK IH! IS AfllCA PfTlaax iMay,l.m. Iriw.Mi. It.n aM Soul" ••mi PKr j'i llt la S tcil I la 5.,11-1 l via. s A i< p aaaal s oo.e a m 7 f'> »0Nll». M
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      1228 24 aa-n*" KAWASAKI KJSEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINUI lISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. HONE. STRAITS SERVICt. Sa.ii laaaa llanfi iaf (US port tllPMaaf! shindn aviv J *JJ ssasi.r 5- si- it. Japan Pirilan Gulf Saa-vlee cuw anu v si iV'ia. .'.'.cii Diaa./OMa/ •saViSHiai miiu *ii »Ma taIAM/laaail BairMjUkarrMttaa*. Call M lIU
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      925 24 [•il H#Li»4irs r Cra» Ttott Mi. -KOTA smUPDM iiAkl ualraubaa) 'trtnt. C.aurta. Frtauatk. tali. «n J (IM.KI CMaraauw O|J JfU „mi«>j. Fttaantta. Bali. J IFM Ptunf. Diiurti. FitaMtll. til.. Sums 11 > 'CMtM Sartkt: "bamort Ptaa«| aUtMIII 'ar: MV. "UTA PAHJANf aia im 11 11 im ii/ii mi mattaa.. aiimu
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      1105 24 U.K. tuP-OPf SKVICI LOADING FOR LONOON. HAVRf. t'DAM. H iURG. tRIMIN SiatMori P. KailAg Piaanc IrriMßi KIPIUM IatITHTSI Ua. It-ll 11/11 Ma 1/11 Ma loiWon 10 2. Ham 11.2. aaa. Htari. IraaM. aiPTUKC llUlHlimi 11/11 I'M 11/11 FM It/a Fit I.IMO 11 3. LOMM 21/1. H«f«. I'taa. Hturi. 1 ARRIVALS
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      771 24 SJTT MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SjgL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO No XX jkluiaa<| Kuala L». -dm. The National Snipping line ol Malaysia ama sanct ti urn*. Li«m»L/c»tiTiwr puts T| Bam s -uoor, p. i-| Pimm laMat lar: lUKI MIIITI CM JJJ4 I'll IM 11/14 IM 1 1 Man. 17 I laai 112 H'bu'i
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      1008 24 Special service By ANTHONY RAMASAMY year It will be included In the full-rontaliirr service AS from this month Ha- of the Trio Group (of pag Lloyd AO o f Ham- 1 which Hapag Lloyd Is a burg. Bremen will offer partneri from Rotterdam sailings within, its once- The first sailing
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    IN MEMORIAM
    42 25 IN EVERY LOVING MEMORY OF MR. TOH HOOI GCAN, 31 NORTHAM RD PENANO. CALLED TO REST ON 5-1-72. (CORRESPONDING TO 19TH DAY OF CHINESE 11TH MOON, SIN HAI YEAR) ALWAYS REMEMBERED IN PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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      676 25 GOON INSTITUTION SDN. BHD. KUALA LUMPUR Business Studies Scholarship Goon Institution thanks all applicants for the above scholarship as advertised In The Straits Times recently. Due to the enormous response, the Institution is unable to reply to each applicant by post. However, the 100 successful applicants have already been notified
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      733 25 MEDICAL DETAZTIfENT TENDER NOTICE Tenders arc Invited for the supply of X-Ray Machine. Roentgen 300 and 300 MA unit to Mlrl General Hosp.tal and Sarlkel District Hospital. Sarawak. Particulars are obtainable from the Suptf. Pharmaceatlcal Ckem'lt. Central Medical Store. Tusk Puteh, Kochinf Sarawak. All tenders submitted must be accompanied by
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      451 25 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF ADMIRALTY IN REM NO. 167 OF 1972 WARRANT OF ARREST NO. 283 OF 1972. Particulars of Property to be sold are as followi:Vesseh Name: "ILION" Previous Names: Ex. "Jalamoti" Ex. "Gaulon" Built: March 19SS by
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      797 25 THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT (CHAPTHt M) NOTICE OF INTENTION UNDER SECTION «7 (t) 1 It Is hereby notified for general information that the Minister for Communications intends to make an Order to be cited as the Singapore Motor Sports Club i Dunlop Gap Hill Climb) Order, 1973. 2 On Saturday.
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      739 26 CENERAL ADVERTISEMf NTS classified advertisements IS] si.ig.porc only: |i s word m M Classified Adverteements Minimum 120 foe 20 words. m Telephone service GARDEN CITY KINDERCARTEN 357. Huklt Timah Road. Spore 10 Is accepting registration of students, four years and older. For Information call *****9 9 am. 12 noon EVEN
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      677 26 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICER required by old established factory Must have experience In labour matter and knowledge of Labour I.aw Also required Private Becretary able to do correspondence and preferably Public Relations Work. Apply Box A ***** ST. Spore. PRIVATE SECRETARY with good command of Kng'ish required by established engineering company
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      700 26 REQUIRED rXPERIENCED I INEXPERIENCED Waitresses and Dispensers for first class coffee house. Apply personally today at Lav's Arcadia Office. 217 East Coast Road. Singapore 15 between 11.00 a.m. 4 t'C p.m UNITED COFFEE HOUSB requlree waitresses, experience not necessary Transport provided for night only (In vicinity). Interview at 512 A.
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      673 26 WANTEO EXPERIBNCED, qualified Malaysian part-time/full-time teuchers to teach typewriting (English and Malay). Shorthand (English and Malay). Book-keeping and L.C.C. Secretarial Courses In an established Commercial School In Johore Bahru. Apply P O Box 1935. Spore. EXPERIENCED WAREHOUSE CLERK wanted Immediately. Applicants must complete National Service Please apply giving full particulars
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      702 26 WANTEO TWO CAR-DRIVERS. Apply personally to Asia Cement (Ml Pte. Ltd.. Sth Floor, Chinese Chamber of Commerce Building, Hill Street. B'pore. WANTED TEACHER capable of Form VI Mathematics. Accommodation provided. Apply with references St. Michael's School. Serla. P. O. Box 22. State of Brunei. ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE (Mestly Fsrelgn Custemers) requires
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      878 26 EXPERIENCED TV. RADIO TECHNICIANS required (part fuP-timei Excellent terms. Please write to Box A ***** ST. Spore ONE STAY-IN BABY AMAH also One General Amah. Good salary If experienced Telephone *****0, 2 4 p.m. LIVE-IN GENERAL AMAH to cook, no washing and Ironing. Buklt Timah. 5t miles: Contact Tel- 0*0079
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      696 26 BUNGALOW OFF HOLLAND ROAD. Furnished, centrally alrconditloned. 4 bedrooms with study. separatt llvlng/dlnlng areas.. Rental $2-(M> p.m. Tel. Spore *****9/*****2 for details. NEW LUXURIOUS SEMI DETACHED furnished/unfurnished available for Immediate occupation. Contact Spore &84S8*. IF YOU ARE SEEKING accommodation etop searching further. Consult CM Housing Management. *****/*****/ ***** PENTHOUSE AT
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      896 26 STEVENS ROAD.': 3 bedrooms separate servant's latge garden New paintwork Immediately rvallable Oriental *****/*****6 Spore SEMI. DETACHED BUNGALOW SELETAR HILLS tastefully furnished, elevated land, quiet area, clean garaaa, Rental $450. B'pore *****. UNFURNISHED 3 BEDROOMEO TERRACE HOUSE available immediately. 30 Jalan Leban. Spore 20. For details please ring MaM DETACHED
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      695 27 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS __^^^^^^^^^_t^^^^^^^^^ SmfsponorJ 50 cents* wocd. _V _V _V ___J^^a__i 1 ■-»•*>'-»— /I CCf tf /I/I •^•l ANNOUNCEMENT/PUSONAL M If I %M M M L^M M CATS. J (Cont. from Page 26) jONORE BAHRIi No*. 20 22. Jalan MBBV Majidee Park. Semi-detached bedroom*. 2 bathroom* etc., arei 6.044 *q.ft.
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      912 27 DIST. 10 NAMLV PARK 2-storey xml- detached 3.922 sq ft. 3 bedrooms servant's room. Contact Miss Ong *****4 B'pore. PEOPLE'S PARK 17TH FLOOR, 3-bed- roomed flat ready for occupation. $61,000 Tel: Spore 3793-t6 office hour*. INDUSTRIAL LAND (FREEHOLD) Ir. Johore S miles from the new Johore Bahru airport. $1 00
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      616 27 MALL OFFICE SPACE vacant for Immediate occupation In district 9 Those interested please contact *****7 Spore. TO LET SPOTTISWOODE PARK ROAD, 2 storey fenced premises suitable for office, factory and warehouse. Area 26.000 sq. ft. approximately per floor. Rental ground floor 80 cts. Ist floor 60 dts. APPLY MR. CHAN,
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      766 27 REQUIRED FOR EXPORT 1.000 dozen* pure white fully combed cotton knitted T-shirts and 500 sets Inexpensive gents bicycles with backpaddle brakes/rear hubs. Offers to Mr. D. Goh 37*041 Spore. UNLIMITED TONNAGE AVAILABLE on horse beans, green chick peas. lentils sesame seeds from Ethiopia C.I.F. price* available. Contact Spore *****5 Mash
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      786 27 BEGINNER'S BOOK-KEEPING (Mondays, Wednesdays. Fridays 10.30 11.30 am. Tuesday*, Thursdays 930 730 p.m. at 2S3C. Selegle Complex): (Shorthand Beginners Tuesday*. Thursdays 530 630 pm. at V 3. Middle Road) marling Sth/9th Rapid/Normal Typewriting Starting Today. Singapore Institute Of Commerce. *****/***** (Spore) INTERIOR DESICN DIPLOMA. Comprehensive correspondence tuition leads to Interior
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      828 27 PROGRAMMED RAOIO/TV SERVICING Course*, with modern visual teaching machine, commencing date 5 1 1973 0.C.1, topp. Rex Theatre) 13-B. Mackenxle Road. Singapore. PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE Commencing January 1973. The course will prepare students for the L.C.C. P.B.C. Examinations in June 1974. For further particulars, write or phone: RECENT COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
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      638 27 STUDENT* REQUIRINC TUITION, Primary Secondary, can contact Mr/ Mls« Phua Tel: ChonK Seng *****7 anytime GENERAL PAPER. LITERATURE for l'i<-V students by experienced English Hons Graduate Tel. *****7 B' pore TUITION FOR PRIMARY (all subjects), secondary atudentx iMath* and Science). Ring M9OSS *****6 or MODERN PIANO LEMON* at your borne
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      HIGH PRAISE FOR 6 FROM CARLILE...
      472 29 HIGH PRAISE FOR 6 FROM CARLILE... \yORLD KNOWN Australian coach Forbes Carlile has praised six local swimmers who trained under him in Sydney for their dedication and remarkable determination to improve themselves. The swimmers are the Chan brothers, Roy and Mark, the Khoo brothers, Teng Chuan and Teng Cheong, and
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      CHANDRA AND BEDI SPIN INDIA TO VICTORY
      486 29 CHANDRA AND BEDI SPIN INDIA TO VICTORY ■swi ;i* =f«7il v »1 pALCUTTA, Thurs. Spin twins Bishen Singh Bedi and B.S. Chandrasekhar bowled India to a great victory over England in the Second cricket Test here today to square the series at one match each. The crowd of 70,000 In
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      Norwich in final
      138 29 VORWKH, Thurs. Nor- wich City eHnched their place In EnftUh Footballs League Cup Anal when they beat Cheaw* 1-0/ here laat night to gain a 3-0 aggrrfate victory In the two-teg semifinal. Steve Govter, heading In a corner In the 49th minute, ■cored the only goal In
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      Open fencing
      22 29 VIOILANTE CORPS 1 third annual open fencing championships will be held at its headquarters at Kolam Ayer tonight Bt 7.30.
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      Pace and batting—strength of Australia's tour team
      570 29 Pace and batting strength of Australia's tour team CYDNEY, Thurs. Batting 13 and pace bowling are the main .strength of the 15-man Australian cricket party named today to tour the West Indies from February to April. The powerful batting array Includes rkipper lan Chappell and his brother Oreg. Keith Stackpole.
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      Harvey wins on countback
      84 29 H.M. HARVEY, with a nett 73, yesterday won the monthly 'A' div, medal on countback from B. Chambers In the SICC ladles golf competition at the Island course. The first nine ball sweep winners were Chambers and C Bcsley with nett 35. while the second nine
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      'Three' beat 'Six' in Market match
      266 29 'Three' beat 'Six' in Market match T ONDON, Thurs. lj The -Three" celebrated their entry Into the European Common Market with a 2-0 victory over the "Six" In a star studded friendly soccer international at Wembley here last night. Goals by Henning Jensen of Denmark and Colin Stein of Scotland
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      32 29 MONTREAL, Thurs The Montreal Olympic Organizing Committee for the 1976 Summer Oames announced yesterday It had sold exclusive US television rights to the American Broadcasting Company for US$25 million.
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      99 29 HOCKEY National squad v SCC Invitation. Parrer Park (5.15pm). SOCCER BBHFL League Maybank v Straits Times. Castrol v Esso. Inchape v Seel. Union Carbide v Brldgestone (all matches at Parrer Park) Chartered Bank v OCBC (Oeylang). BASKETBALL Inter Constituency: Kuo Chuan v Ponggol. Mountbatten v Joo Chlat (CO. Oeylang Serai
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    CIRCUIT GOLF PLAN TO TOUGHEN LOCALS
    359 30 GOLF... by ERNEST FREDA PROFESSIONALS, caddies and leading amateur players, competing in this year's Singapore Open Golf Championships, will be armed with seven weeks of tournament practice and experience to meet the strong overseas challenge. Singapore Golf Association, in efforts to promote local golf
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    Pullout is not the solution for G.W.
    565 30  -  TEOH ENG TATT By ANGER, suspicion, A personal sen t iments and differences all can upset a man's reasoning at the heat of the moment this Is only human. This could be leading club Outhrie Waugh's logical reaction to the suspension hours before
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    Ohba's knockdown: The count was not long
    158 30 MANILA. Thurs. World Boxing Association president Robert Lee today rejected allegations that a "long count" saved World Flyweight champion Masao Ohba of Japan in his controversial title fight against Thailand's Chartchal Chlonol In Tokyo last Tuesday. Ohba survived a firstround knockdown to stop
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    Yeo, Chong shoot Hong Lim to easy win
    171 30 Yeo, Chong shoot Hong Lim to easy win ifONG LlM's sharp- shooters Yeo Choo Liang and Chong Leng Nan yesterday smothered two brilliant rallies by Sepoy Lines to help their team coast to a 79-55 win in an Inter-Con-stituency basketball tournament match at Kampong Kapor. Yeo and Chong first took
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    Fright for Evonne
    105 30 SYDNEY. Thurs. Second seeded Evonne Ooolagong had a fright before beating Janet Young 6-3. 7-5 to reach the women's semifinals of the NSW Open tennis tournament here today. She trailed 3-5 in the second set before lifting her form to take the next four games for set.
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    Zambia will boycott
    62 30 LUSAKA, Thurs. Zambia will support the proposed African boycott of next year's Commonwealth Games In Christchurch, If the tour of New Zealand by the South African rugby team goes ahead as planned. Zambia's support was announced here by Mr. Wesley Nylrenda. president of the Zambia Olympic, Commonwealth
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    Kishi Cup
    26 30 SINOAPORE Island Country Club's Kishi Cup match between Captain's team and Vice-Cap-tain's team will be played on Sunday at Bukit course from 8 a.m.
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    32 boxers begin training for Seap Games
    258 30  - 32 boxers begin training for Seap Games G. ROBERT By SINGAPORE Amateur Boxing Association has selected 32 boxers for immediate training under coach Rezgui Guizzani in preparation for the SEAP Games here in September. The boxers selected from the Armed Forces, Police, Maude Road CC and Rochore CC began their
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    Closing date for juniors
    77 30 CINOAPORE Government Ser- vices Football Leagues Division Two and Three and the Junior knockout competitions will be held from April to July SOSPL secretar K C Lim said about 15 teams have Indicated they woulJ be competing. The closing date for the Junior league *nd knockout
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    Australian Juniors bowl today
    176 30 MUTON Bowl Junior., a team of Junior Australian bowtw from Brisbane, will meet Jackie** Bowl. Orchard, Junton In a friendly match at Orchard this evening at 4 njn. The It young Australians, stedney Palmer, Wayne StrcYtm, Brian Hamer, Gary Smyth*. Alan Spirrei, Stephen G«en, BOehael Weir.
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    611 31 BLOOMING TIME AND SIAPA KUAT IMPRESS Raja Wang, who finished on the board in nine of his last 11 starts without winning, has a bright chance of breaking the ice in the Class 4 Div. 2 B£f race at Ipoh on Sunday. This six-year-old English
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    We've had a good run ot fortune, say the Fortunes
    433 32  - We 've had a good run ot fortune, say the Fortunes NANCY BYRAMJI iTiOKil.Nr. seems to F smile oa the Fortunes. "Yes. we feel we've been rather fortunate in many ways," said the group's lead singer and bass guitarist. Rod Allen. And they have good reason to feel that way.
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    Malaysian killer snake on loose
    82 32 Malaysian killer snake on loose LONDON, Thurs. A deadly snake from Malaysia is on the loose in London and Scotland Yard has issued a warning to the public. The snake escaped from its box while a professional snake charmer was eating in a restaurant. "It is a poisonous Oreen Mamba
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    32 32 LUSAKA. Thurs. Zambia has apologised to China for the behaviour of two Zambtan students who went on a rampage In Peking during Christmas and were expelled from the country. Reuter.
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    16 32 THE weather outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to midday today: Occasional Isolated showers.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    463 32 LONDON. Thun. The Mock market closed narrowly mixed today and at 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index waa on 0.2 at 301.9. Earlier lower Irveta reflected caution over the outcome of the current economic talks between rhr government and both tides of Industry. madr lor a selective rally,
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    56 32 UNITED NATIONS, Thur» Australia ha* told SecretaryGeneral Kurt Waldrtelm that It would no longer permit the export of wheat to Rhodesia, the Security Council's Sanctions Committee said In a report published today. The committee was set up under a IMS Security Council resolution to supervise the
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    FIVE MORE SEAMEN FOUND IN SEARCH
    128 32 FIVE MORE SEAMEN FOUND IN SEARCH q^HE search for the re JL malning six seamen of the Japanese freighter Kyoru Maru, which sank off Singapore last Saturday, has paid off. Five more seamen have been found. Now only one seaman is unaccounted for. Eleven of the Japanese crew of 20
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    $45,000 opium seizure after lOOmph car chase
    171 32 $45,000 opium seizure after lOOmph car chase A LOR STAR, Thurs. Customs officers seized about $45,000 worth of raw opium from a car after a 100 mph chase along the Kangar-Alor Star main road, six miles from here tonight. The opium, weighing 225 lb, was found in the boot and
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    136 32 away peacefully after a lon* tllne**. on I 1 73 at out mm Road General Hoapilal leavinu behind wife Madam Chin Kirn Lvi 2 daughters Sally and Dorla. nephew Chont; Km- Hum and family and niece Chont: Then*: Neo and lannly Cortege leaves 7 I-oront; 2h Oaytam illi on
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