The Straits Times, 2 February 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The National NBwspapßr The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon At last, a move to end the fighting
    1060 1 Ceasefire checks to begin SAIGCN, Thursday A POSITIVE step to get the Vietnam ceasefire underway has been taken at last. The International Commission for Control and Supervision (ICCS) decided today to dispatch 24 delegates to inspect regional locations for observer teams. Canadian
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    Lock icon Pompidou visit
    31 1 PARIS. Thurs. President Pompidou will visit Peking In S.-pt ember for talks with Chinese leaders that will take contacts between the two countries to a new high level. —Reuter.
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    MALIK TALKS OF BIGGER ASEAN AFTER PEACE
    239 1 MALIK TALKS OF BIGGER ASEAN AFTER PEACE JAKARTA. Thurs. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) must be prepared to enlarge Us membership following a peace settlement in Vietnam. Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today. Speaking to reporters after talks with President Suharto, Mr. Malik said there were indications
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    Lock icon 249 die of cold
    55 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. At least 249 people have died of exposure in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar during a January cold spell, according to latest official figures available In Lucknow and Patna. Night temperatures have dipped to below freezing point. During the short winter day temperatures are
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    Lock icon Volcano ash on villages
    41 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Mount Asama erupted tonight, spewing ashes and lava on nearby villages. The eruption of the 3.543 metre 8.384 ft i Mount Asama damaged window panes at a hotel nearby but there were no casualties. Reuter.
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    Booby trap victim
    78 1 SEREMBAN. Thurs. A Nanyang Slang Pau reporter, Wong Tsu Siong. 33. was admitted to the General Hospital here today with head and body Injuries following a mysterious explosion. He was believed to have I stepped on a booby trap while trying to take pic tures of a
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    Troops called in to shoot sick animals
    160 1  - Troops called in to shoot sick animals K.S. SIOHU By MEMBERS of the Singa. gapore Armed Forces were railed in hist nighl to shoot hundreds of sheen and cattle following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease. Several horses were also destroyed. All tr.e animals had been kept at the Jurong quarantine
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    Lock icon China embassy in Tokyo
    47 1 TOKYO. Thurs China formally opened its embassy .it a Tokyo hotel today by hoisting its national flag. Cnina's Charge d Affaires. Mr Mi Kuo-chun. who arrived here last night, paid a courtesy call on Vice-Foreign Minister. Mr Shinsaku Hogen. earlier this morning. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bomb blast in crowded bus
    107 1 BELFAST. Thurs Attackers today hurled i bomb into a bus filled •.>. nil workmen headed lor building t te. The bomb exploded. killing one man and injuring nine others. Three youths waved down the bus and then hurled the bomb police said. UI'I. Castro gesture
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    32 1 GRENADE ATTACK MIAMI (Florida). Thurs. Havana Radio said today a Cuban fisherman was wounded in a machinegun and handgrt nade attack carried out by "counter-revolution-aries" operating from the United States. IPI
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      Lock icon Ecafe nations make steady gains in economy
      550 2 Ecafe nations make steady gains in economy BANGKOK, Thurs ASIAN economies have made steady gains in several key sectors in the first Tnited Nations Development Decade of 1060 to 1970. according to the latest statistical Yearbook for Asia and the Far Eas! released today. The year book for 1971, released
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      Lock icon YOGI NAILED TO A CROSS FOR PEACE
      112 2 SANTO DOMINGO, Thurs. Thlrty-three-year-old French yogi Patrick Tamao today had his hand and feet nailed to a cross before the eyes of more than 1,000 people in what he called a "sacrifice for peace and comprehension among mankind." Tamao, who says he is
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      Lock icon First US cotton sale to China in 20 years
      242 2 MEMPHIS (Tennessee). Thurs. A cotton industry source says the first American cotton sold to China in nearly 20 years Is aboard a British snip en route to Japan. The source, who did not want to be identified, said 25.000 bales ot
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      Lock icon 'No real food scarcity' claim by -Indira
      158 2 'No real food scarcity' claim by -Indira- NEW DELHI, Than. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has claimed India "is not facint any real scarcity of food train," accordins to the Press Trust of India. Mrs. Gandhi made the claim at a public rally yesterday at Najafgarh village, about 12 miles from
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      Lock icon COLONEL MARGARET TAKES THE SALUTE
      42 2 r*OL. Margaret A. Brewer stands at salute during ceremonies at the Marine Corps Barracks in Washington at which she was Installed as the Seventh Director of Women's Marines. Behind fcer is Col. David M. Toomey. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Pak fishermen want waters extended to 100 miles
      190 2 KARACHI. Thurs PAKISTANI fishermen want their territorial waters extended to 100 miles to safeguard the fishing industry from foreign trawlers, mainly Japanese and Russian. While Japanese trawlers recently have moved further away from Pakistan's traditional fishing areas, the Russians continue to exploit
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      Lock icon -Permissive society blamed for crime wave in Hong Kong
      291 2 HONG KONG, Thurs. The permissiveness of society in Hong Kong may have been partly responsible for an increase In violent crime, the Commissioner of Police Mr. C. P. SutclifT said yesterday. His statement In a report tabled before the Legislative Council
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      A SECONDAIRPORT TO BE BUILT FOR BANGKOK
      123 3 A SECONDAIRPORT TO BE BUILT FOR BANGKOK BANGKOK. Thurs. The VB. Northrop Airport Development Corp. (NADC) has signed an agreement with the government to build a second international airport for Bangkok to cost about 3.000 million bant ($220 million). The agreement for the new airport, to be located 15 miles
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      Lock icon Aussies say 'yes' to migrants from SE Asia
      415 3 SYDNEY, Thurs. Immigrations Minister Mr. Al (irassby today announced the introduction of new migrant selection procedures that will bo non- discriminatory on race or colour. Australia is now willIng to accept migrants from South-east Asia, he said. Instructions have already been issued
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      Lock icon Need for Japan's help to solve trade problems
      230 3 Need for Japan's help to solve trade problems LONDON, Thurs. The Importance of Japanese co-operation In solving world trade problems was stressed here last night by Mr. Anthony Royle. Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office. He told a meeting of the Japan Society that he well understood Japan's concern that
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      Lock icon THOUSANDS JAM SHOPS AS FESTIVE MOOD HITS PEKING
      317 3 PEKING, Thursday gPRIN(i festival fever today gripped Peking and the capital's main shopping streets were closed to bicycles as shoppers flooded the well-stocked stores and jostled at the counters for a choice of food delicacies. From Saturday, one quarter of the world
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      Lock icon INDONESIAN NAVY TO BE CUT BY A THIRD
      111 3 INDONESIAN NAVY TO BE CUT BY A THIRD JAKARTA, Thurs Indonesia k coin* to reduce the site of its navy. Admiral Sudormo, the naval Chief of Staff, said yesterday. Adm. Sudormo said limited budgets will force a cutback in naval personnel to 30,000 people two-thirds of the present strenrth— by
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      Lock icon Takeover of Indian coal mines 'not justified'
      192 4 Takeover of Indian coal mines 'not justified' NEW DELHI, Thurs. The president of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry said yesterday the total nationalisation of coal production, announced on Tuesday night, would deepen the current uncertainty among industrialists. Mr. Madanmohan Mangaldas said the takeover was "regrettable and
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      Import quotas by US will be of short -term
      186 4 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The State Department's new head of economic affairs told Congress yesterday that any import quotas in the Administration's new Trade Bill will probably be temporary and designed to phase out gradually. Mr. William Casey. President Nixon's nominee as Under
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      $80m surplus in a year's trade with China
      125 4 $80m surplus in a year's trade with China WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States ran a US$2B million (180 million) trade surplus with China in the first full year of commercial dealings between the two nations. The Commerce Department said yesterday US $60.2 million ($l7O million) in U.S. exports to China
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      Lock icon Struggle in court and gun goes off
      127 4 LONDON. Thurs— A shot(un went off in a courtroom today as police strucrled with an armed woman demanding the release of a prisoner. The blast smashed into an oak-panelled wall close to the press deck but injured no one. The magistrate was hearing
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      fervour in North Vietnam
      413 4 TOKYO, Thursday VIETNAM'S communication and building industries workers "have launched a vigorous drive to speedily heal the wounds of war," Peking's official news agency, Hsinhua, reported today quoting the letnam news agency YXA VNA said: "Ten* of thousands of communication and building workers have pledged to
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      Lock icon MORE AGREE TO INDIAN OCEAN PEACE ZONE PLAN
      169 4 i^OLOMBO, Thurs. An V» increasing number of countries are beginning to appreciate Sri Lanka's proposal for the declaration of a peace zone In the Indian Ocean, the Foreign Affairs Ministry's directorgeneral. Mr. Vernon Mendls, said yesterday. Mr. Mendis, addressing a press conference
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      Aussie world appeal to put pressure on Smith govt
      384 5 Aussie world appeal to put pressure on Smith govt ITNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Australia called on the world yesterday to persuade Rhod e s i a's lan Smith that there can be neither peace in southern Africa or a secure future for his country as long as the policies of his
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      Lock icon We need maximum peace-time defence force: Tanaka
      356 5 We need maximum peace-time defence force: Tanaka TOKYO, Thursday pMMK Minister Kakuci Tanaka said today it is ''necessary" and "proper" for Japan to maintain a maximum peace-time force of 180,000 ground troops, 2.~>O.<MM) to 280,000 tons of naval units and an 800-plane air force as proposed In the Defence Agency.
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      319 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Atomic Energy Commission has been experimenting with a new type of hydrogen bomb that would allow a pilot for the first time to decide how soon the weapon would explode after dropping from his plane. The weapon called FUFO for full fusing option bomb. Is still
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      131 3 METRO METROTEX I METRO SUPREME I METRO TOYLAND BARGAIN CENTRE g wish all their customers a I BIG BIG i 1 KONG HEE FATT CHOY I We are open today from 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed on 3rd, 4th and sth Feb. (Sat., Sun., and Mon.) Business as usual
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    Detective and man shot by accident in scuffle
    177 6 Detective and man shot by accident in scuffle A DETECTIVE and a man were accidentally shot during a scuffle early yesterday. The shot was fired by another detective in Lorong 34, Oeylang at 3.40 ajn. The bullet grazed the man's head and struck the right arm of Det. Ng Han
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    Took $40,300 goods' denial
    58 6 LEE Chwee 6eong 34, of Rochore Road, yesterday denied misappropriating HKM0.460 (about >40,900) worth of electronic goods belonging to Miss Wong Suet Pun of Newayly Company, Hong Kong, between Feb. 23 and May 12 last year. The case will be heard on April 1 in the
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    Chinese art exhibition
    38 6 MR. Lai Kong Jin, a collector of Chinese art, will hold a threeday exhibition of Chinese paintIngs and calligraphy at the Victoria Memorial Mall from March So to April 1 at 6 pm. each day.
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    INSURANCE CHIEF IS PSC MEMBER
    162 6 INSURANCE CHIEF IS PSC MEMBER rE Government has appointed Mr. Tan Lnt Henr (above), an Insurance company manager, to be a member of the Public Service Commission for five years from yesterday. Mr. Tan, 42, is also on the board of directors of a number of companies. He was educated
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    Ministry's 'private' factory inspectors
    139 6 rE Ministry of Labour Is to appoint private engineers as authorised boiler Inspectors. Announcing this, the Ministry said that at present examinations of steam receivers, cast-Iron underflred vulcanlsers and air receivers were carried out by factory Inspectors of the Ministry. "In view of the Increasing workload
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    Girl, 13, lured to room and raped
    405 6 A CONSTRUCA TION worker, who befriended a 13-year-old girl at the Esplanade, later lured her to his make shift room and raped her, the High Court heard yesterday. DPP Mr.Pala Krlshnan said this In his summary of the prosecution case against Rahman bin
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      85 6 Biondie By Chic r vn 9 r™?2S£S (no #IVB MB THAT JI n what? rml iu -r i&f LVi Abner By Ai Capp ft*T /^AH HAS DF.\OTEO IN FACK,WMAT BRINGS ME V-^ (AH VOTT) MAH WHOLE LIFE BACK TO DOGFWTCH AFTER AUmy Pop r r By V T r Hantlirt
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    Libraryemployee jailed for books theft
    210 7 Libraryemployee jailed for books theft A FORMER record of the National Library was jailed for three months yesterday for stealing 97 books worth about $466. Ja'afar bin Mohamed Salleh, 26. pleaded Kuilty to the theft committed between Jan. 1. 1971 and June 9 last year. Senior Insp. Mohamed Yasln bin
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    TAIKONG JAILED FOR MIGRANT-RUNNING
    73 7 AN INDONESIAN taikong, Selamat bin Kadir. 25. was Jailed for nine months yesterday for bringing three illegal Indonesian immigrants into Singapore at 3 a.m. on Wednesday. He was also Jailed for a month for Illegal entry. Sentences are to run concurrently. Bachol Ahmad. 32. Serbudln Sa
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    Delays in share transfers: Directors warned
    303 7 Delays in share transfers: Directors warned 30-zmf limit set /at malaysia K. LUMPUR. Thurs pi BLIC companies were today given 30 days from the day of lodgement to complete registration of transfer of shares. Registrar of Companies, Encik Nik Hussain bin Nik Ali said he will prosecute companies, their directors
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    BEEJAYE DANCED ALL THE WAY FROM KINDERGARTEN
    130 7 BEEJAYE DANCED ALL THE WAY FROM KINDERGARTEN AS a schoolgirl, Beejaye Cameron never had a problem worrying over her vocation. She made up her mind when she was a mere flve-year-old. Beejaye, 18. youngest of eight dancers of the stralght-from-Paris Lionel Revue now performing at Tropicana. said: "I set my
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    Overlanders stranded in Spore are now camped on Changi beach
    238 7  - Overlanders stranded in Spore are now camped on Changi beach GERALD FEREIRA By EIE than 40 foreigners from all over Europe and the Middle East, stranded here because to Australia are fully booked, are camping on Changi beach. They arrived in Landrovers and caravans two weeks ago but tound that
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    30 pc of projects for Malay contractors
    97 7 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. THE Malaysian Government Is reserving about $90 million worth of construction projects under the Ministry of Works and Power for bumiputra contractors this year. This represents about M per cent of W mll- lion worth of projects that will be
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    Driver allowed $5,000 bail in Customs case
    128 7 DRIVER Kasslm Douglas Osman. 26, yesterday de nled obstructing five Customs officers in the execution of their duties along West Coast Road at 2.35 a.m. on Jan. 26. He also denied a charge of conveying 30 kilogrammes pf shag tobacco and 10.2 decalitres
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    Courtesy drive by SIA for better ground services
    168 7 Courtesy drive by SIA for better ground services SINGAPORE Airlines began a two month courtesy campaign yes terday to Improve the standard of ground ser vices. The campaign, accord ing to the airline's de puty managing director. Mr. Lye Khay Fong. is "in preparation for more competitive times ahead in
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    Dealers must retrain for colour TV
    223 8 DEALERS In television sets will have to be re-trained when colour TV Is Introduced in Singapore. hopefully by 1974. According to Mr. Henry Rensma, chairman of Philips Singapore, two of the main problems for the owner of a colour TV set are proper Installation
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    CULTURAL MISSION COMING FROM INDIA
    117 8 CULTURAL MISSION COMING FROM INDIA A 16 MEMBER Indian cultural mission will arrive on Sunday to give a performance at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday at 8.30 p.m. The troupe, sponsored by the National Theatre Trust and the Indian High Com mission. Is on a tour of South east Asian
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    70 students in NZ not allowed a second course
    291 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Beventy student* from Singapore and Malaysia must leave New Zealand by Feb. 28 because they are not allowed to enrol for a second course In that country "This is not permitted under the regulations," a spokesman for the
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    Annual rush is on for airline seats to Australia
    414 8  -  NANCY BYRAMJI MANY PASSENGERS STRANDED By THE annual scramble for Australiabound flights has begun in Singapore. Yesterday, 162 out of nearly 200 passengers many of them "stranded here since last Sunday— succeeded finally in getting seats on a special Qantas flight
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    Nine-day feast of Our Lady of Lourdes
    79 8 Nine-day feast of Our Lady of Lourdes A NINE- DAY feast of Our Lady of Lourdes will be celebrated with a novena from tomorrow in Ophlr Road. There will be daily mass novena prayers, sermons conducted in English and Tamil. and the benediction starting at 6 p.m. On the last
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    Officials of society
    37 8 MR. KHOO Kay Tiat h»s bees elected president cf the Singapore Aquaruts 1 Society Other officials elected were vice-president. Mr. Scan Kirn Swee. secretary. Mr. Tan Chye Teow, and treasurer. Mr. Uin Kuan Tin
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    Lock icon 7 Sarawak divisions
    41 8 KUCHING. Thurs. The Sarawak Government announced today the new divisional boundaries to increase the present five divisions to seven Under the new set-up, the Third Division, which is the largest, will be split up into four divisions. Bernama.
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    Hospital demo over nurse's leave
    116 8 PETALINO JAVA. Thurs. More than 400 members of the University Hospital Staff Union staged a lunch-time demonstration today against the withdrawal of an assistant nurse's medical leave. A union spokesman said the nurse was granted a week's leave by the clinic doctor on Jan. 28
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    COURTING DEATH
    1287 9 When that playful push by the roadside can end in trayedy.. FEW weeks back when I was driving through the back gates of my ofBOC at I.X) p.m. my car ground to a halt and my Rand clutched at the steering wheel. A schoolboy was talking to his
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    Shipyard man gets $33,000 award for crippled leg
    303 10 A LABOURER, who turned clerk after a shipyard accident, was yesterday awarded all-in damages of $33,553 and costs at the end of a threeday hearing in the High Court. C.K. Sivallngam, 20, had successfully sued his employers, Vosper Thornycroft Unlteers Pte. Ltd.,
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    It's one way to Grange Road from today
    157 10 rIE one-way road system from Zion Road and Hoot Kiam Road to Orange Road, will come into effect today at 10 a.m. Traffic from Hoot Kiam Road which has been extended to link with Orange Road, will only be allowed to turn
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    Mara chairman
    28 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura. The secretary-general of the Ministry of National and Rural Development. Enclk Abdul Azia All. today took over as the new chairman of Mara.
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      378 11 GRAND OPINING TO NIGHT AT 7.00, 9.30 12 M'mta AT BOTH THEATRES WISHING A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR PATRONS Th* Mo«r Excrtina, Mandarin Cowady With Laufhtan Galcra with English Chinese Subtitles Starring Tien Naa ft Yah Yanf A Golden Star Berhod Release •4«bbW To-morrow 4 Show*
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      205 11 KANAKO Japanese Restaurant HOUSE OF TEPPAN -YAKI GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL PARK LANE ARCADE, SINGAPORE, 9. Reservations Tel: *****2 FIRST TIME IN SINGAPORE AUTHENTIC JAPANESE GARDEN COSY BAR SERVED BY JAPANESE HOSTESSES EXPERT CHEFS FROM HOTEL OKURA '{53ft IP I SEA FOODS I H Presided by 1 H I From the
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      337 11 atf^ A aa\ tllGCVlt The first 100 persons who step into "THE EYE" tonight will each J ft with the compliments of Phonogram (Pte) Ltd. featuring some of the top stars in the recording scene: The Bee Gees David Cassidy The Carpenters The Osmonds. And lots more! And there are
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      383 12 S^aa^aKaaaaaM 1 t-W-fL tfl* fl_ bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb! I^^^^^B WMM aGlaTaa^tT I jonflj ...the place for 1 swinging evening Ejy -1 by DIZZY ITa^-^A Gat away from dty living and retraat •llalliaw a> j. Q^3jAjg^|^^L «°o~o'Sir*epor.t nicer btarf.-. SUNDAY EXtiltiOi jafA -^22iii?saaaaafc Bo l n9 >* immin S F'** 1 4l|| 4
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      239 12 /MHH-M-aHMM-a.a.a-M-rapl I I J^ 1 The _i Board of Directors, Management Staff of Hotel Royal RAMADAwish all friends and guests *^v 4 ROYAL PALACE r Chinese New Year Holidays Except for lunch on New Year's Eve, t Friday 2nd February, the Royal Palace Chinese i restaurant wi be closed from
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      94 12 aafaV*. Wa^^S»V^s^ taß lf< -slaw aaaV fl aaaV lr> •viEaaaaaaV T "3T I BM Jk* /9E^ aaaal r*^^ /^Baaaaak^ ftlßVlr ►*dj| ar ll& //s a Wonderful World for women every month in her World I Millie Small, the girl ?i with 'My Boy JH tHH iBMJfli Wf Lollipop' fame is
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      216 12 Wishing a Hearty I "KONG HEE FATT CHOY" I j^ to our customers |Sj Welcome to our jfe Sky Room and Murmaid Bar open throughout g| the New Year Season Jgj Special 24 hours Jk£ service at our Bali Hut Coffee House 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL 5} Amber Court, Singapore
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    Lock icon Clowns for the New Year Chingay parade on Sunday
    204 13 TiHESE clowns will be among more than 1,000 cultural dancers taking part In a colourful Chingay procession on Sunday to celebrate Chinese New Year. The downs, 50 In all, are members of the People's Association cultural troupe, which will dance and
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    Watch your tap !
    130 13 Watch your tap WATER consumption on Wednesday was 116.7 million gallons (531 .MM cubic metres), a drop of 5.7 million gallons (25,000 cubic metres) from Tuesday's. Flag day THE Salvation Army will hold a flag day on March 3 to raise funds for its three children's homes and one home
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    Police find four red flags in KL
    97 13 Police find four red flags in KL KUALA LUMPUR. Ttaurs. —Police found four red flats here today. Two were found on a bunker at 4i mile Jalan Ctaeras. The others were found at Jalan Maxwell -Jalan Ipoh roundabout and in Petalinf Jaya. Area searched At Jalan Cheras. a fiveman army
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    Row over badges at Stock Exchange
    278 13  -  SHEN SWEE YONG By A FRESH dispute between the management and employees of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singaj>ore over the wearing of identification badges yesterday slowed down trading in the eaiiv afternoon. The dispute started two days ago when 26 posting clerks
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    70 schools seek aid for science equipment
    67 13 70 schools seek aid for science equipment MORE than 70 secondary schools have aDPlled to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for financial aid to purchase scientific and technical equipment. The school* from the various streams submitted their applications In December following the setting up of a milliondollar fund by the
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      93 13 c Hf Greetings TO ALL OUR CLIENTS, AND ASSOCIATES from CHINA UNDERWRITERS LIFE GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. (EST. 1924) 53 E, ANiON CENTRE, ANSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 2 TELS: ***** *****5. We underwrite Life, Fire, Marine, Workmen's Compensation and Miscellaneous Policies. ISERVING ASIANS FCR ALMOST HALF A CENTURY). Kong Hee Fatt
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      199 13 Peter Chew's wish all Chinese friends, dealers and customers a Happy New Year and may the Year of the OX bring you joy and prosperity. We will be dosed on Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th February but will open as usual on Monday February stn. Ist Foor, Supreme House 55.
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1973 ANZUK AND ANZUS
    525 14 The Straits Times FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1973 ANZUK AND ANZUS THERE will be no upheaval in the flve-power defence arrangement in the near future. That much at least is clear from recent statements made by the Prime Ministers of Australia and New Zealand. Both were expected to make some changes
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    Lock icon The peace that brought nothing...
    483 14  -  WILLIAM MILLINSHIP By THE ceasefire in ■'•Vietnam has brought no Joy or elation, not even strong sense of relief. The leaders of North and South Vietnam claimed victory. President Nixon talked of "peace with honour." Only time would tell which assessment was correct and just
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    Lock icon REBELS WILL MOVE IN IF TROOPS QUIT
    537 14  -  PATRICK KILLEN By i RENDS IN SOUTH*BAST ASIA HALF way up Weeping Mountain, we sipped coconut milk, ate the tender macapuno meat inside the green coconut shells and talked about a Muslim rebel leader named Alvarez Snaji who got his military training in
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    Australia opts out but Privy Council still appeals to Singapore
    993 14  -  HARRY MILLER: -LOIDOI WHEN MORE THAN JUSTICE IS INVOLVED... By SO AUSTRALIA is opting out of the right of appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, the highest court of appeal in the Commonwealth. This means she joins
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      14 14 £<$£> SINGAPORE 1973 rjMi IQv nmnai aaasaaaaaafl I -Xaaa m.*- 1^ OE"tvA nit mx tmt-wm
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    14 15 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2, 1973
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    Prospects of rise in exports bright
    247 15  - Prospects of rise in exports bright RITA LOONG By PROSPECTS are bright for a better performance by Singapore in the second year of the Generalised System of Preferences (OSP), accordingly to the trade division of the Ministry of Finance. In the first edition of its Commercial Bulletin, the trade division
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    Soft drinks likely to be dearer by five cents
    652 15  -  GEORGIE LEE By pRICES of soft drinks are to go up by about 20 per cent in Singapore shortly, according to reliable industry sources. The increase is likely to put up the wholesale price of a 24--bottle case from the present
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    First Korean bank to open branch here
    344 15  -  SOH TIANG KENG By T<BE government owned Korean Exchange 1 Bank (KEB) has been (ranted a licence to start a branch in Singapore. It will be the first Korean bank to conduct normal banking business in the Republic. The branch, to be headed
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    Union Holdings makes another acquisition
    221 15  -  MOK SIN PIN By UNION Holdings of Hong Kong, which has Interests In two Singapore and Malaysian public companies Town and City Properties and South Johore Amalgamated HoldIngs has continued with its acqulsl- tlon activities. The company recently acquired the entire Issued share capital of
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    CITY TALK
    181 15 •V Only for th« ang pow» F didn't ■.■Me make It but Jt was clow. Strong trading on the stock exchange In the morning session had us all ready to expect the Year of the Sat feeing ushered oat with the 8T Industrial index at a new Peak.
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    New look share index for Sydney -soon
    214 15 New look share index for Sydney -soon- SYDNEY: The Bydney Stock Exchange share price Index, which for nearly 15 years has remained largely unchanged, is likely to get a new look. The exchange want* to bring the Index up-to-date by including what are now major stocks omitted from the present
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    Serve Philippinemade drinks call to airlines on Manila route
    341 15  -  LEO GONZAGA By MANILA: Singapore Airlines (SIA) and other international airline companies are being requested to serve Philippinemade gin, rum, vodka, whisky, brandy and other liquors to passengers during inflights. For such airlines serving the Manila route, the request carries a
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      95 15 from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur* Operated by British Overseas Air Charter Ltd. (a subsidiary of BOAC). Departure Dates Proui Singapore From Kuala Lmnpnr February 5 19 26 4 7 9 14 16 23 24 28 March 5 10 19 26 2 4 7 9 14 16 33 SO Flights from
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      34 15 PIP JABjSstSI||BSSJJSsJ|BJBM^SjS^*JBJBjs4sjB|BjI The Hongkong Kowloon Wharf Godown Company, Limited has acquired the Hotel Malaysia, Singapore Shares issued to effect this acquisition were underwritten by JARWNE FLEMING COMPANY LIMITED WARDLEY LIMITED Hong Kong January 1973
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    300 16 Chase Manhattan Bank has promoted four of Its staff members In Singapore to assistant managers. They are Messrs Lee Choon Soo, Pang p a k Heng, Teng Meng Tat and Yeo Choon Meng. As a senior member of the bank's credit and marketing team. Mr. Lee will
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    NEW YORK
    351 16 ■vtEW YORK. Wed. Stocks crept forward slowly, reverting a seven-day decline. Turnover was moderate. Aside from technical (actors and some bullish corporate earning? statements, there was little In the news to Inspire Investors Many analysts remarked that demand (or stocks was restrained by continued worry about rising Interest
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      341 16 "Oriental" marble slabs handicrafts marble slabs ii£w^ali These are cut with utmost precision from huge marble blocks l^cS&Bta specially imported from Italy, Pakistan, Taiwan, China, Spain £r^BKfs3Jß[j^^^H and the Philippines. Et^l They come in a distinctive array of eye-catching colours and K^fl shades ideal for floors, walls, facings, table tops,
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      2188 16 —(January announcements PRELIMINARY RESULTS Pra-tax Company Year to Proflt/Loas* Earasnp* DMAssmU* 0000) 11^ BatuKawan Au«. 72 $4,628 32.1 12 fc* Bif. Trustees June 72 $54 ($55) 35.4 (36 A) 12.5 (12-5) CastlefieU (Klar«) June 72 £84 (£125) 28.1 (41.5) IS (22.5) Duff Development Auj. 72 $345 ($1,178) 17.2 (59.1) 12
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1565 17 rrtHE last transacted sale at 1 the close of business in the -ingapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Ex- Mange yesterday compared with iht previous day's price, together with 1972/73 high and low. Adjusted for all new issues). Mai. Pro* Fund 1.54 l.Mnul Mil. Security
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      BUSINESS DONE
      2024 17 DID and offer prices officially 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 otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (4.848) (6) 4.80. (1) 4.84.
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      175 17 Kates supplied by P. Murray- Jones International (Spore) ASIAN currency deposit rates for Thursday, Feb. US Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 6 3/16 6 1/16 1 mth 6 5 8 6 1/2 2 mths 6 3/4 6 6/8 3 mths 6 13/16 6 11/16 6 mths 6
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        57 17 H. Leong I 9.70 +1.35 Boxy $11.50 .70 Kuctaai 2.45 .64 B. Kawan 960 .60 0.C.8.C. $33.50 .50 N. Iron $1100 .40 F.E. L'ton 5.25 .31 PMRI 6.80 .30 C C $10.40 .30 Flti $12.40 .30 M. Brew. $13.30 .30 M. Credit $13.80 .30 N. Indus. $2 69 f
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        15 17 H. Malaysia $5.30 —.30 Imperial $3.80 —.20 JC-MPH $4.60 —.20 Esso Ords $6.50 —.20
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        24 17 stocks Haw Par 201.000 Faber Union 178.000 S. Land 114.000 F a> Neave 93.000 Total Turnover: 3 65M Total Value: $14.97 M
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        46 17 Jan. SI Ft*. 1 IndMtrUk: 516.M SM.#S 1 Hotcb: 375J3 J74J4 Properties: 597.M SM.lt t Tins: ISC.M IM.J« f S robbers: SIS.tl 317.59 t 0.C.8.C. 484*8 484.33 Dec. S«. IMC 1M Dec. 31. IMS 1M f Dec 29. lMt 1M t Jan. 1. 1970 100
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        Market still strong despite bear raids
        354 17 (\S the eve of the Chinese \J New Year holidays, the tempo of activity slackened considerably on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The opening market was firm on buying interest carried over from Wednesday with more prices taken to new peaks.
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        155 17 MELBOURNE. Thurs. 8ipna of a steadier market, evident in the opening stages of trading on the Melbourne 8tock Exchange today, faded as the day progressed. By the end of trading the slide in values had resumed with falls outnumbering rises by almost two to one. The predominance of falls
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        424 17 XJONO KONO, Thurs. Prom a very strong opening, the market weakened as the day wore on and In the afternoon It took a sudden dive resulting In a drastic decline across the board. But soon buyers regained their confidence and towards the close most of the shares had
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        175 17 rE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. 1. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD U S Dollar 2.7970 ***** 2.7730 Sterling Pound 6.6731 6.6207 6 6061 Australian Dollar 3.5786 3.6400 3.5200
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        Tin price leaps
        247 18 THE Straits tin price in Pen an g yesterday shot up $6.50 to $634.50 on an official offering down 130 tons to 323 tons. The strong upturn of the local price was attributed to the sharp advance of the overnight London metal price where the forward buyers
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        22 18 FEB. 1. RL'BBEE: ***** cents (up 1.50 cents). TIN: $634 50 (up $6.50). Official offering: 323 tons (down 130 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        106 18 CNINIII FRODUCI lICHANCE, IHGAPORI NOON CLOSING PRICIt Pill PICUL VItTIHOAY. CKimit oil: bulk »4i sellers, drum 542 sellers. Ce#ra: Mixed loose UK Cont. S26i B. *>es*wr: Muntok AST A whits f.o.b. 100<t NLW $220 sellers. Sarawak white fob. 96% NI.W (210 sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96* NLW *****
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        Gold markets
        52 18 W«dMtd*y TiM«d«y US* O»S London 6«.OO MO7S Beirut M.38 »S.« Hongkons 6T.72 W 7J Zurich SS.dOB «3.»0B (6.208 M.308 Part* OT.M «7.ST Sln««por« (1) 67.629 66.89 Spore <*> M 290 230.90 (1) Expert price* In non-fterling areai In US dollara per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore
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        PALM OIL
        29 18 In London on Wedneaday the palm oil prim of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European portj In bulk Bttrllni per loan ton April/July wu unquoted (unquoted).
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        Rubber goes up
        431 18 AFTER opening easier in line with London, the rubber market yesterday advanced amidst fairly erratic conditions to 132.00 cents per kilo before comIng off best There was continued good demand for April/ June 1973 on reported Russlan Interest. The morning session closed uncertain. The market ruled marginally
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        SMR BUSINESS
        96 18 DAILY 8MR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday Feb. Max. (Current Month) (Forwaid Month) Bayers Seller* Buyers Seller* Cents per kf Cents per I jr. 8MR 5CV (1-ton Pallet) 131.50 132 50N 101.50 132.50N SMR 5L (1-ton Pallet) 130.50
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        A bullish market
        423 18 "pHE approach of the Year of 1 the Ox was most appropriately fanfared by a bullish market, says Holiday. Cutler Bath li its weekly rubber review. The traditional sell-off prior to the Chinese New Year holidays was put aside and the market hit 132 cents per kilo
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      314 17 In Jakarta's newest business district, we built the finest luxury hotel in all of Indonesia: Presiderj|||||jj Th« President Hotel, on Jalan Thamrin, in the heart of Jakarta's business and commercial district, sets a new precedent in worldwide hotel standaids. With 354 fully air-conditioned rooms that comprise singles, twins and suites,
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    /. Baru— waives pink card for the holidays
    250 19 Baru waives pink card for the holidays SINGAPORE citizens will l>e allowed to |K«ss through the iniinigrution checkpoint into Johor Baru withoat the usual pink card formalities during the Chinese New Year holidays. A spokesman for the Malaysian Immigration Department in Johor Baru said the concession would be from Saturday
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    Modern art exhibition
    47 19 A ONE-MAN art exhibition by Chuang Che. modern painter from Taiwan, will be held at Alpha Gallery In Alexandra Road from Feb. 12. The exhibition will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally except Fridays Ull Peb 26 inclusive.
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    FRANCES TO STAR IN EXPO SHOW
    109 19 HONG KONG actress Frances Yip will perform at the second variety show of the MacPherson Exposition 73 at Gay World Stadium from tomorrow till Feb. 7. She is one of two other Hong Kong stars who will take part in the show, intended as
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    Boom in stores despite higher prices
    343 19  - Boom in stores despite higher prices WONG LAI WAH By QHIXKSK emporiuHM Md department stores here are enjoying better sales for the Chinese New Year season this year. (Us pite the higher prices of goods. Sales at the emporiums are reported to have improved between five and 20 per cent
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    Building course by AEB
    69 19 Building course by AEB THE Adult Education Board will conduct a 15--week course on building quantities for beginners at Kirn Keat AEB Centre, starting o n Feb. 24. The classes. In English, will be on Saturdays and Sundays from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. The fee is $35 for each
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    Ghazali named chairman
    51 19 KUALA LUMPUR, TOura. The Minister of Information and Special Functions. Tan Sri Oha«aU Shade, has been appointed chairman of the Penang Bute Alliance liaison committee. He replaces Encik Mohamed Khlr Johart who will be leaving here soon for Washington to take up his new appointment a* Malaysian
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    Homeless
    18 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura. Pour famine* were made homeless when two house* were destroyed by fire early today.
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    CONCERN OVER FATAL ACCIDENTS IN HOME
    115 19 CONCERN OVER FATAL ACCIDENTS IN HOME rE State Coroner, Mr. Ibrahim Burhan, yesterday expressed concern over the rising rate ot fatal accidents in the home and urged the public to be more safety conscious. He said: "This court understands that the National Safety First Council will be conducting a campaign
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    TV compere Bernard Solosa fined
    74 19 TV compere Bernard Solosa fined TV COMPERE and discjockey. Bernard Solosa. was yesterday fined $15 for a parking offence. He pleaded guilty. Solosa. 31. parked his car at the National Library on Dec. 1 last year from 920 a.m. to 10 50 a.m. without paying a parking fee He also
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    Jobless one-armed man on the dole murdered
    125 19 Jobless one-armed man on the dole murdered A52-YEAR-old onearmed man was found murdered early yesterday. Karuppan Velasamy, who was jobless and homeless, was found at the PUB quarters In Jalan Berseh, off Jalan Besar, with three stab wounds on his body. The motive for the murder has not vet been
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    Winning Toto numbers
    34 19 THE numbers picked !n yesterday's Toto draw No. 973 were 28. 2. 35. 38. 15. The additional number was 25. In the circles draw. the numbers picked were 30. 24. 12.
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      126 19 He was one of the many kids who bought a KODAK I NSTAMATIC Camera last Chinese NewYear...^. EV^~~ i~ J mmT 1 ...and now he's got lots of pictures of happy times /YkN. Thj«ye«,««>»P> w An m^^ Pow money to buy i KODAK f"" -^^^^^^"~"'^!^fc^_ y J A^S^ INSTAMATIC 25
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      126 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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      220 19 On your TV and Radio 3.00 PM Programme Summary 7.01 Programme Summary 3.02 Saya Corporal Bani 7 -M Keronchong 3.48 AssalamualaiKum JJ JJS^o,,,, Harj |m 3SO Untamed World S.N News 4.22 Mak Yong 9.30 Ulasan Berita 5.03 Programme Summary 949 Arena Sukan 5.07 Man Melukis 10.20 Ghost Story The Dead
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      665 19 3.N PM Opening and Where the 7.41 News in Chinese Heart Is 7.55 Chinese Variety Show 3.21 For the Family (English) IN News and Newsreel in Eng--3.4S A Diary of Events in Singa- lish pore This Week (English) IJS Ironside— The Professionals 3 M Eiercise with Gloria (Chinese subtitles; 4.11
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    Clerks get a gift
    85 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Public Services Department has given an assurance that temporary officers in the clerical and allied grades who have three years of service as at Jan. 1, 1970, will be automatically absorbed into the permanent and pensionable establishment. The president of the Government
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    Ceremony to remove deities from temple
    106 20 Ceremony to remove deities from temple rE Sri Ruthra Kaliamman Temple in Paslr Panjang Road will hold a ceremony to remove four of its deities to another temple on Sunday between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. The deities. Sri Ruthra Kallamman. Sri Vlnayagar, Sri Subramanlar and Sri Muneeswarar will be
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    Toto takes a holiday
    38 20 ALL Toto booths will be cloaed from today to ytfondifr /or Chinese New Year. There will be no Toto draw on Sunday. Winnings of Thursday's Draw No. 9/73 can be collected on Feb. 6.
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    Oilman took $2,000 'coffee money5 court is told
    448 20  - Oilman took $2,000 'coffee money 5 court is told ANN PETERS SERVICE STATION DEALER TRANSFER By A PETROLIXM dealer alleged in the Second District Court yesterday that he paid $2,000 to a sales superintendent of BP Singapore Ltd., as "coffee in one y" for obtaining the dealeiship of a service
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    BLIND SCHOOLGIRL GETS A WATCH FOR EXAM SUCCESS
    189 20 mWELVE year old 1 schoolgirl Mahamutha Mohamed was presented with a watch yesterday for an exceptional achievement passing the Primary Si x school leaving examination last year. For Mahamutha (above receiving the gift from American Ambassador Mr. Edwin Cronk) is blind. The
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    Poultry manure ban may be lifted soon—
    162 20 Poultry manure ban may be lifted soon lOHOR BARU, Thurs. The ban on the import of poultry manure from Singapore, imposed last December, may be lifted soon. This follows an assurance given yesterday to a delegation from the Johor MCA by Finance Minister Tun Tan Slew Sin that the Government
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    Talk on world affairs
    72 20 DR. LAU TEIK SCON. University 01 Singapore lecturer in political science, will give a talk in current International affairs at Catrnhill community centre on Feb. IS at 8 pm. The talk is organised by the People's Association. NPB~syllabus COPIES of the National Productivity Board's 1973 training
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      1122 22 r^X—* KAWASAKI KJSEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KIKUI USEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN H KOHS STRAITS SERVICE >jaat Htajltag fas Dote (UP Kelatf atcisl »<• 4 taa 1 Itl tiN/io mei> v ii s rrt mriia «4 il I] Frt ll lit ■.«iau« Mtlu ll ll rrt Japan Perilin Cult Sarvice i-IWi
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      1039 22 let e»«.i»j. 1 i Ttr aagPi -_> U.K. tl'BOPt SHVICI LOAOING FOR LONDON HAVRE, R OAM H'IURG, (RtMfN s -|»po'e P Relaae Ptaaai tmen: alPluat aiutalllial 11 14 Fit 11 n ttt 11/ll Fit taroM 111 leMoa ?4 M«te. laaa. Kb»| aiPtuai iinm Ml Mar 11/ is Mar 11/11 Mar
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      772 22 I~Mjk MALAYsIArnrTITRNATIo^AL I™^1 _9M SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD MB Na JOt Jltv Am; ana) >UaU Unaw _fl The National Shipping Lin* of Malay** HPttSS SEIYICt TO LlWflU, LKftlPOOt/CIWIIIHIT PMU I| Han. S.»|ato'i Maat] Ptutf laal«| Itr: maci inn t i.n^ v 2 lwd01) 3 I I Urn j aj,,,,, ,j j
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      785 22 New ship for Madras run •"■F^^BdF*** -^••tam- ■Maa>e»» vv 0^^~" f > ■*<»■ Vt^S«aaMaT Mai r^^W^VWM aT^aff^ 7 "^""^MMMMMMaI By ANTHONY RAMASAMY 'pHK Shipping (kNporatMM <>l ladia (SCIi will illtrnclure ;i mv shi|i (in ils Mi ;iils ports and Madrm run From April. The vossrl. (.'hi<l;inil);ii;ini Isi r pit turi*
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      1040 23 CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS REQUIRED The Sabah Ports Authority la inviting responses from quailed Interested parttes for the following position, related to the ex e lo V" Porta Kot K»M»>alu Sandakan in S»bah Malaysia^ Minimum standard U to be met by the candidates for the positions are: RESIDENT ENGINEER Education: Candidate should
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      528 23 I volvo malaysial BERHAD I invites applications from Malaysian citizens for I FIELD SERUICE I I EIICinEER I 3 Passenger Cars I HELD SERUICE I I EHCIIIEER I M Trucks H I Experience and Qualifications: Pfl I Diploma in Auto/Mechanical Engineering I I Management. Candidates without the I I qualifications
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      634 23 WANTED d) Palm Oil Mill Engineer 1 vacancy (11) Senior Draughtsman 1 vacancy Applications from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens are Invited lor the above posts. Salary Scale: Post: (1) $1,450 x5O $1,950 (11) 430 x 30 490 520 x 30 670 Points of entry will depend on qualification and experience.
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      527 23 CHINA UNDERWRITERS LIFE GENERAL INSURANCE CO., LTD., An Affiliate of the Insular-Life F.O.U. Group Wishing all our clients and friends a very Happy Prosperous Chinese New Year Principal office 6th. Floor. Pudu Building. Jalan Pudu. Kuala Lumpur. Agency offices Penang Ipoh Alor Star Johore Bahru Reliable Insurance Service Since 1924
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      567 24 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT (designate) $30,000+ per annum Our client, a well known public company, wishes to recruit an experienced accountant to assume full responsibility for all accounting: and related functions. Initially he will be required to assist the management in reviewing the present Information and control systems and developing and introducing
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      944 24 BROADCASTING DEPARTMENT I I requires H I I *^^H ~^^^L MAKE-UP ASSISTANT -•&'^^s^J^h«^|» > iSt aa^M^B^BßskK^L^^^ r SALARY SCALE: $360 x 15A j V ";-^-jff^**§r>^^ ■a»B^B^BS» 350 pjn. In addition to Central Provident Fund benefits, an annual allowance equivalent to a month's kIATI^T 1 nTIIAI/AI jjj ibl; p roP o
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      176 24 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Mr. Kwan Koon Nyian has ceased to be our sales Representative with effect from sth January 1973. He has therefore no authority to act, collect monies or transact any business on our behalf. Golden Electrical Traders 456, Balestier Road. NATIONAL SPORTS PROMOTION BOARD TENDER
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      289 24 GOVERNMENT OF THE REFUBUC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ACT (CAF. tl« Edition, l»7t) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 20'?) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. pursuant to Section 20(3) of the Local Government Integration Act that tht Director of Public Works requires the execution of streetworks In respect of the following streets:—
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      642 25 TENDER NOTICES any S^tt&JSffi KA "BHsnanzßHNMi L" < S.d°;.low: q IW- tO mW tot 7.2.1973 10.00 a.m. Gate No. 8 Telok Blangah Road T ll^2», docum# tI un obtainable from the office of the Pur chasing Officer, Head Office Building. Tanjon, Pap? Tenders wi registered with the Authority tre raquir
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      1285 25 TECHICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SINGAPORE TECHNICAL TEACHING BURSARIES The Technical Education Department invites application! for Technical Teaching Bursary awards from students of the Singapore Polytechnic, the Ngee Ann Technical College and the Singapore Technical Institute who ar« Singapore/Malaysian Citizens or permanent residents of Singapore/Malaysia and who sre currently
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      665 25 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders sre invited for any one or all of the following: (1) ERECTION COMPLETION of One Block of 10-Btorey and One Block of 11-Stoiey 3-Room Improved Plats (Total 551 Units) at Jurong New Tcwn Neighbourhood II Contract VI (2) PRODUCTION STOCKPILING of 4.600,000 Pieces PRECAST CONCRETE
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      479 25 TENDEK Tenders are Invited by the Car Parks Division. Singapore, for the painting of parking lots and bays; painting of and repair* to ear park kiosks; supply and installation of parking and traffic signs and minor works associated with Car Paths In the Republic far the period from Ist April.
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      472 25 TENDER Tenders will be received ln the Ministry of Defence (Logistics Division), Tanglln. Singapore 10 for the undermentioned items up to 12.00 Noon on date shown g against the Items: 1. BAG KIT Tender: MINDEF (LOO) 10/73 (3) Closing Date: 19.3.73. x 2. BLANKET WOIXEN t: Tender: MINDEF (LOO) P
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      475 25 Ptßuc (mums board SINGAPORE SENOKO POWER STATION The Public Utilities Board. Slnapore Invites tenders for the Supply and Ejection of Main •owerhouse and Auxiliary Cranes or the Senoko Power Sutlon ln he Republic of Singapore. Included ln the above are two 25 25 ton capacity electric overlead travelling cranes as
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      751 26 classified advertisements r (D sat W Oassihfrd Aovertis*tTayT*s ANNOUNCtMI NT/PERSONAL/ Singapore only: 11 s m»»^.ord Minimum J2O for 20 words. Telephone service MRS. R M FROST, formerly of Jalar Jintan ha* relumed from Australia and can now be contacted at 120-A. Farrer Road B'pore 10. Tel: *****0. C.A.T.S. EVERY SATURDAY
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      736 26 APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers I for Vacancies arc requested not to enclose original coplea of t*stlmonlsla or references with their application* No responsibility can be accepted for their loss. Applicant! are also advised to write to Box numbers correctly and check them before posting HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT OOARD SINCAPORE
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      703 26 PUBLIC RELATIONS EXECUTIVE for Realty Corporation. Car Ir essential. Attractive salary and allowances for the right man. Oood prospects for promotion to top level. Write to Box A ***** S.T. Spore. FEMALE SECRETARY An established public accountant firm requires a confidential female private eecretary. applicant* muat be Singapore eltlxens, minimum
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      770 26 VOUNO HAROWORKINC OFFICE ROY required by established company In dist. 3. Reply with detail", ailary expected to Box A9099S S.T. B'pore. Required SENIOR SALESMAN Applicants ahouid have relevant selling experlencva In building material. Apply In confidence to: ROX ACMOS S.T. S PORE and wieleee a panscrt an* i*at« (rspn (nan
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      791 26 CHANCERY LAN! OUT. 11 furnuihed 3 bedroomed flat. 1 aircood it loner. 2 bathroom*, big lounge cum dining, servant* room own amenities. Rental (850/- Contact *****3 Spore. AVAILABLE BUN CALOWS HOUSES FLAT* Any district* Rental (500— (1500 Dhaau's Agencies Spore "***** After 6 p.m. *****9. ORCHID DRIVE 3-bedroomed semidetached Elevated
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      707 26 BUSINESSMAN intend* to purchase a flat terrace or semi-detached house In District 9. 10 or 11. Prepared to pay very reasonable price up to (150.000/-. Cash Immediate. Principals call (***** between 8.30 a.m. 10.00 a.m. Singapore. DAVID PHOA a SONS readily require Properties for Sale Contact: 20 Tanglln Road. Singapore
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      705 26 "CASINO" CENTINC HICHLANOS 2 days— (Sat. 2.00 p.m.) only (39.90 Includes 3 meals, accommodation ft Coach fare. Modern Travel Service (SI Pte. Ltd Singapore. Tel: *****6' *****/*****1/*****9. By Air Daily only (83.00 INTER UNION ENTERPRISES (PTE) LTD Travel Department SI6SF A (IMF (OreundFjeer) Geldcn Mil* (heaping Centre Btaeh Read. Caere
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      711 26 -TRANS-AIR TRAVIL 410. Shaw Centre (Ingapere 3777M/6S RIOULAR 00VT APPPOVED FLIGHTS London (32S Brussela $62) Copenhagen (7i15 LATEST ABC New York/Toronto (14R0 Return: L A /San Franclao Vancouver (1680 Return: U.K./lweaj* 21 Days Package Teur 8 Countries Only (1790 Inclusive!! SEAT TRAVIL LTD. 321 SUPREME HOUSE *****3/*****3 SPORE 9. INTERNATIONAL
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    Coast cargo ban will hit many shipping lines in Singapore
    425 27 MANY Singapore IT shipp'rß firms will be hit by the Malaysian Government's proposed ban on foreign ships carrying ccnstal cargo. This Malaysian move has been expected for some time, but the Malaysian Government has not yet announced the date of
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    'Quack X-ray' probe
    57 27 THE Ministry of Science and Technology is looking into the question of unqualified operators carrying on a small business by taking X-ray pictures of patients with medical complaints. Private medical practitioners have warned that this poses a danger to patients who may be exposed to excessive radiation
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      457 27 (Cont. from P««;e 26) HALL'S MANAoAeNT CIHTRI :t. art) Road Tel: ***** Qualified Professionals offer full .r.innr for buslntss English. Finckpore Taxation. Auditing, .l:ile Book keeping. Mercant,le Law and Higher Accounting. All co irses commencing February. PKase enrol now. EXrCUTIVE ENGLISH A Certlflcate Course commencing 17th February 1973. Effective communication
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      447 27 STINOORAPMV: Classes Morning/ Afternoon/Evening: New Sessions starting February: Register early Raja's Co'leg*. 2180 Changl Road (4975H8), Raja's Raffle* Place itHM). B00KKIIPINO: Beginners Classes: Morning/ Afternoon/Evening: Starting February: Register early: Raja's College. Raffle* Place iVSMx). Kaja's 211 D Chanel Road (4875.551. SHORTHAND: Theory/Speed (60/150) Class** anytime. New sessions starting February: Raja's
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      749 27 VAUXNALL VICTOR tS«S amart appearance, mechanically round, good tyre* and battery, radio. Owner leaving 51. 400/- 0.n.0. Call at 5, Jalan Tellpot B'pore 27 NISSAN 2-TONNIR LORRY 10 ft./ 14t ft body. Datsun Pick-up. Maxda Bongo lOuu Btationwagon new tyre* recondition, d View 30 Jalan Novena Barat Tel: 411M2 Spore.
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      1299 27 tfISIRABLC LONILV In llfcT Bts«1 WtSTIMCMOUSI, ACMA. PHILCO your idrai p«rtn«r Throuan Datt- AIR-CBNOITIONBRS/dchumMMr Match, th' only cemplrt* dating frixerators. washing machlnaa •trvicf in BE Asia Kr« Brochures paekag* unit estimation. For aale/ Wntr io UFO Box 503. sincapor* rental /export. Call muln-dis(rlbutor. 3IHIRAL s»«AY »AINTINO r«- Charlton Enterprise. Tel:
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      461 27 THE BAN Kit I PT( V ACT (CHAPTER IS, l»70 EDITION) NOTICE OF RECEIVING AND ADJUDICATION ORDERS TAKE NOTICE that Receiving ami Adjudication Orders were m*.de against the tallowing persons and or llinis: RECEIVING AND ADJUDICATION ORDERS made en the 19th January. 197 J Ba.nk.iupU> No. 4J7 7* Pttrlck Tan
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      66 27 NOTICE While every endeavour is made to publish advertisements en the rtates requested it is not always possible to adhere to specified dates of insertion due to pressure of space. The publishers therefore reserve the right to arrange alternative dates for Insertion without reference. All copy is subject to approval
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      What we need is a common Asean passport
      221 28 What we need is a common Asean passport rE travel document recommended at the meeting of senior Immigration officials from Asean countries will not really serve Its purpose. Every citizen of the Southeast Asian nations will welcome the motives behind the recommendation to effect "easier and cheaper travelling within the
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      Even an adult cannot take it
      166 28 Even an adult cannot take it rriHERE are even worse JL cases of Saturday school blues than those Miss Masie Kwee mentioned (S.T., Jan. 19). Some children go to school at 7.30 a.m. for sports practice, and stay on till the afternoon session dismisses at 6.25 p.m. an 11 -hour
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    CONTACT US, PLEASE
    75 28 I REFER to the letter headlined "The day I was searched by a store manager" (ST.. Jan. 29). As your correspondent has not given sufficient information for the police to Investigate the case, she is advised to contact the Ofncer-ln-Charge of the Centra' Police Station. Mr. R.C.
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    Seals on insured parcels must be exclusive
    155 28 I REFER to the letter from "A.Y.S." (ST. Jan. 18) concerning the acceptance of insured parcela for transmission through the post. The writer Is advised that ordinary sealing wax. which Is easily obtainable from stationers, may be used for sealing the seams of
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    The making of a champ in the early 505...
    557 28 WHEN ALL THE TOP PLAYERS HAP NOTHING BUT BADMINTON IN THEIR BLOOD BADMINTON, like cricket and football in England, was a "national" game in Singapore (and Malaya) after the war. It is refreshing to see that your paper Is helping to
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    WHEN I FOUND MY DIAMOND RING MISSING...
    596 28 I REFER to the letter by "S.Y." (ST., Jan. 29). On Jan. 23 while shopping at a store in Penang Road I suddenly discovered that my purse containing a diamond ring and a large sum of money had been stolen from my handbag.
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      595 28 MALAYSIA STATE OF SELANGOR IN THE SESSIONB COURT AT KUALA LUMPUR CIVIL ACTION NO: 347 OF 197Z Between: Teck Huat (K.L.) Co. Sdn. Bhd. Plaintiffs And Beh Chal Moh (T/A. Chop Weng Joo) Defendant To: Beh Chai Moh (T/A. Chop Weng Joo) No. 191 Pakan Baharu. Jalan Padang Tembak. Teluk
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      769 28 PERBAOANAN PEMBAHGUNAH PULAU PINANG Tawaran-tawaran adalah dipelawa darlpada kontrektorkontrektor yang berda'tar dalam Kelas D dan dl atas. Krpala rv. Pecahan Kepala (I) dalam JKR atau Kelas D. Kepala 111 dalam Majlis Bandaiaya Oeotge Town. Pulau Pinang bagl kerja mendatar dan umbun tanah (Earthworks) dan laln-laln kerja yang bersangkutan dl Plot-plot
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      EIGHT vie for 1972 top sports awards
      311 29 piVE men and three women from six associations have been nominated for the Sportsman and Sportswoman awards for 1972 to be chosen on Feb. 16. The men vying for top honours are sprinter Yeo Kian Chye, boxer Syed Abdul Kadir, rugby player Bohari
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      Lock icon Australians to rely on leg spin
      138 29 Australians to rely on leg spin T/-INOSTON. Thurs The Australian cricketers open their third Caribbean tour today with a 40-cver one-day match against the University of the West Indies at Mona cumpus The Austialiuns will be without swing bowltr Bob Maisle who has been in hospital since Tuesday with a
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      Lock icon All Blacks 12-3
      36 29 TARBES. France. Thurs. The New Zealand All Blacks beat a French Selection 12-3 In the first match of their rugby tour of France here yesterday. The New Zealanders led 6-0 at halftime Reuter.
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      Geylang Serai retains shuttle title
      245 29 Geylang Serai retains shuttle title f TNBEATEN Oeylang Serai Vocational Institute breezed to a 5-0 win over Singapore Technical Institute in the final at MacPherson yesterday to become Katong District Boys 'A' badminton champions for the third successive year. STI. also unbeaten until yesterday's match, were expected to provide a
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      Course record by Trevino
      51 29 HONOLULU. Thuw. Lee Ttevlno fired an 11-under-par •1 in the pro-am tournament prelude to the USWOO.OOO Hawaiian Open golf championship a course record for the Wailae Country Club. The old mark of 63 wu set by Jack Nlcklaus In 1989. Trevlno carded nine birdies and an
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      GONZALEZ STOPS JAPANESE CHAMP IN 3
      217 29 GONZALEZ STOPS JAPANESE CHAMP IN 3 pARACAS. Thurs.— Former \w' World flyweight champion Betullo Gonzalez of Venezuela last night defeated Japanese champion Osamu Haba In a third round technical knockout In a scheduled 10-round non-title fight. It was Haba's first defeat after 43 wins. Haba got off to a good
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      Lock icon BUGNER: I CAN BEAT CLAY
      151 29 NEW YORK. Thurs. Jce Bugner. Brit.-.lns European heavyweight boxing champion who fights Muhammad All on Feb. 14. said after arriving here yesterday: "I am almost sure I can take him.'' Busier, who will be 23 on March 22, said at Kennedy airport he had watched
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      NOTHING WRONG WITH BANKS' EYESIGHT
      151 29 NOTHING WRONG WITH BANKS' EYESIGHT STOKE ON TRENT. England. Thurs. Gordon Banks. England* World Cup eoalkreper. said today his eyesight was sound following a car crash and he was looking forward to playing soccer for Stoke City again. But it's not likely to be this season. The 34-year-old star has
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      Lock icon Foreman: I will fight Clay any time
      171 29 Foreman: I will fight Clay any time LOS ANGELES. Thurs. Heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman said yesterday he would fight Muhammad All at any time, but then left the Issue open. "I think I mu*t be one of the best boxers around. Foreman said when asked about a possible nght
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      195 29 Get into this great shape... ..tor 0nfy17,961V Ford Capri. you'll discover how relaxing the and low centre of gravity. A beautiful fastback with straight-arm driving position is. Excellent and precise exciting power. Takes the cramp out of contrpl from independent front At a low price. long-distance driving. suspension and radius
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      Opening match vital, says Ali
      130 30 Opening match vital, says Ali SINGAPORE Malays, who lett this morning for the first Dato Hamzah Abu Samah' Under-21 badminton championships at Kuala Lumpur, consider their opening match against Selangor tomorrow the most vital one. Team manager Mohd. All Abdullah said: "Selangor. who have with them Thomas Cup trainee Raja
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      SABA to send team to Bangkok
      227 30  -  GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE will send at least three boxers to the Asian Boxing Championships in Bangkok from May 1 to 10. SABA secretary K. Thiruganasothi said yesterday: "We have replied in the affirmative to the organisers today. The competition, which will also feature
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      140 30 13 matches for MCC in W. Indies KINGSTON. i Jamaica i Thurs.— The MCC will play 13 matches. Including five Tests when they tour the West Indies next year, it was officially announced here today. They will play two Tests In Trinidad the First and the Filth and one Test
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      Korea invites Chi Cheng
      81 30 SEOUL Thurs. The Bouth Korean Track and Field Association has invited star .sprinter Chi Cheng of Taiwan and Japanese marathon runner Kenji Kimihara to an Asian Track and Field meet here on May U-13. the association said today. A spokesman said Japan. Malaysia. Thailand. Hong Kuim.
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      Lock icon Durrani recalled to India's Test squad
      178 30 NEW DELHI, Thurs. All rounder Salim Durrani has been recalled to the Indian squad of 15 for the Fifth and final Test against England beginning In Bombay on Tuesday. Durrani dropped from the team which drew the Fourth Test In Kanpur replaces Chetan Chauhan.
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      SHA appoint Williams as national coach
      329 30 SINGAPORE Hockey Association has appointed one of Singapore's best known allrounders, S.D. Williams to take charge of the national hockey squad. SHA secretary Subramamam Yogarajah in a letter to the NSPB deputy secretary ST. Ratnam said: "We are happy to inform you that Mr.
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      91 30 JOLLII. ADS t oalkeeper Am.it Ali makes a good save off a close range shot taken by Hampshire's Italian centre -forward Marco Manzel- la (in white) in yesI terday's New Veai Cup match at Farrei Park Jolli lads held Hampshire to a 1-1 draw in the second leg of the
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      Chinky is fit and will be hard to beat
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      255 31 Ramsey happy with today's stars I ONDON. Thurs. Eng- land manager Sir Alf Ramsey, under flre recently following a series of drab displays by the national team, yesterday rejected the commonly-held view that current English soccer players were less entertaining than their predecessors. Writing In the magazine "Football Association News."
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    The XL that Razak wants to see in next few years
    201 32 The XL that Razak wants to see in next few years KUAL/ npUN Abdul Razak ton] Kuala Lumpur which the next few years. Speaking at a banquet at Parliament House to mark the first anniversary of city status for Kuala I Lumpur, the Prime Minister said the Government had already
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    57 32 A LONELY South Vietnamese child walks amid the ru.ns of what used to be her hum Mown only a few hours earlier. Most of the villace of Bu Chi was destroyed when North and South Vietnamese soldiers clashed —two days after the ceasefire
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    93 32 LONDON. Thurs. The price of gold shot up by 40 cents an ounce to U5566.40 on the London market this morning immediately after several European currency centres had reported renewed pressure on the dollar. As soon as the currency market* opened, dealers were busy handling
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    42 32 K Thurs. The Burmese Army has counter-at-tacked rebellious Lahu tribesmen, who were once Its allies, with paratroops and fighter bombers, forcing more than 200 tribesmen to flee Into northern Thuiland, Prens reports reaching here said today. Reuter
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    261 32 Thai royal welcome for Malaysian King and —Queen— BANGKOK. Thurs. Malaysia's King and Queen were given a royal welcome today when they arrived here for an elshtday state visit to Thailand. The Yang Dipertuan Agung and the Raja Permaisurl Agung were greeted at the airport by King Bhumibol Adulyadej and
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