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Title Section23 1973-02-14 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The Straits Times. The National NBWspap«r Estd 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/7323 words
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Article, Illustration1506 1973-02-14 1 us devalues dollar by 10 pc Next move: Bidto lower world tariffs International gamblers score a major coup Boost for foreign investment: See Page 14 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE US dollar was devalued today by a massive* 10 per cent to reverse crippling American losses in world trade. A I.S. GovernmentReuter; AP; UPI - 1,506 words
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Article103 1973-02-14 1 LONDON, Tues. The sterllng/doilar rate was being quoted at between 2.4250 and 2 4550 dollars when dealings were resumed on the London foreign market this morning, compared with 2 3820 when the market closed on Friday. Before the market opened, dealers were speculrtlng onReuter - 103 words
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Article357 1973-02-14 1 Now it's $2,53 to US dollar THE Singapore and Malaysian dollar will not change its fold parity despite the devaluation of the US dollar This was announced last night following consultations between the two Governments. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen in a statement said: "The Singapore Government announces that it357 words
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Article, Illustration66 1973-02-14 1 HANDSHAKE FOR FREEDOM LOC NI N H (South Vietnam), Tues. An American prisoner of war shakes hands with a Vietcong captive shortly before he was released yesterday. A US negotiator (centre) takes in the event with a smile. The release of American prisoners of war in South Vietnam was delayed66 words
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Article716 1973-02-14 1 Fighting flares up again SAIGON, Tuesday piGHTING picked up in South Vietnam yesterday and early today despite the release of war prisoners around the country. The Saigon command reported 168 communist ceasefire violations tor the ?4 hours ending at 6 am today, 14 more than the previous day. On theReuter; AP; UPI - 716 words
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Article32 1973-02-14 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. Ford Motor Co. was fined US$7 million (SITS million) today as a result of Federal action charging it with (allure to comply with auto anti-pollution regulations. UPI.UPI - 32 words
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Article112 1973-02-14 1 HK stock mart takes a plunge HONG KONG, Tues. The stock market plummeted yesterday for the first time in a month. Heavy selling depressed prices across all the board, leading to a 74.94-polnt plunge In the Hang Seng Index to 1,428.20. It was the first major fall since Jan. 12112 words
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65 1973-02-14 1 KARACHI. Tues— Gov Mir Buksh Talpur of Sind Province resigned today. In the aftermath of Saturday's discovery of a big arms cache in the Iraq embassy in Islamabad. Mr. Talpur announced his resignation shortly after Sind Chief Minister Mumtaz Bhutto .said the possibility of65 words
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Article34 1973-02-14 1 COLOMBO. Tuff About 400.000 plantation workers on 1.000 tea. rubber and coconut estates throughout Sri Lanka took part In a one -day strike today in support of demands for more pay Rei'ter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article70 1973-02-14 1 WASHINGTON, T«e«. PrnMrnl Nixon taid today the 10 per cent devaluation of the dollar muit be followed by new trade legislation to (ire the Government discretion to raiac tariff* on «omr prod ur Is to protect American markrts. I PI. ANOTHER 20 SOON WASHINGTON. Tue*. North Vietnam70 words
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Advertisement148 1973-02-14 1 golf Equipment m mSI yw w^ UIUID 9 PI) IMNmrwili Cw»>l«i GmWFte* 16-71 HrUiBR 8l Wl. Ciwu. Sum, S.|it.it) M ***** Malaysia lifts ban on horses PAGE 9 WORLD NEWS 2. 3. 4 GOVT steps In to control sale of steel 5 GOVT makes it tougher to get credit 6148 words
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354 1973-02-14 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THK Pentagon announced today it has begun to set up a new South-east Asia headquarters at a remote base in Thailand to conliol teams searching for missing U.S. servicemen and to direct any air activity the US carries out thereUPI - 354 words
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Article137 1973-02-14 2 JAKARTA, Tues—President Suharto today welcomed a visit which Australian Prime Minister Gouch Whit jam will make to Indonesia beginning Feb. 28. The Indonesian leader said: "Relations between Australia and Indonesia already are very good and Mr. Whitlam's visit offer the opportunity to makr them even better.AP - 137 words
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Article52 1973-02-14 2 MOSCOW, Tues— The Soviet Union's Council of Ministers has sent a message of sympathy to China over the earthquake there six days ago. Tass reported. The message, sent to the State Council of the People's Republic, conveyed the Soviet people's profound condolences to the relatives of theReuter - 52 words
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Article17 1973-02-14 2 CAIRO. Tues. Egypt's Foreign Minister. Dr. Mohammed Hassan el-Zayat, will visit India next month.— Reuter.Reuter - 17 words
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226 1973-02-14 2 $740,000 m reserves that rocks the world money market WASHINGTON, Tues. The US. Tariff Commission estimated today that US$2OB,OOO million ($740,000 million) In cash was held by private institutions on the International financial scene. Only a small fraction of this money needed to be moved to create an International monetary226 words
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Article62 1973-02-14 2 Verdict- BBC is better WASHINGTON. Tues. A survey of Americans living overseas showed thflt one In four of those who replied considered the British Information activities, particularly the British Broadcasting Corporation, superior to the American United States Information Service (USIS) The stuiiy was made by a House of Representatives Foreign62 words
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Article, Illustration322 1973-02-14 2 When Japan's problems can mean trouble to the US NEW YORK, Tuesday JAPANESE Premier Tanaka's supporters are warning Washington that when his Liberal Democratic Government is in trouble It also means trouble for U.S. Japanese treaty relations, Time magazine said yesterday. The magazine reported on what it termed "an awk-wardly-timedAP - 322 words
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Article105 1973-02-14 2 LOS ANGELES, Tues THREE men and a woman were found yesterday in a movie theatre with throats slashed and their hands tied behind their backs, police said. "It was really a terrible scene," Police Lt. James Foster said. The bodies of the victims believed to be105 words
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Article65 1973-02-14 2 CAIRO. Tues.— Egyptian President Anwar Sadat yesterday received the leader of a visiting Soviet military delegation, together with On. Ahmed Ismail. War Minister and Armed Forces Commander-ln-Chlef. The name of the delegation head was not announced. Th« Soviet military team arrived In Cairo at theReuter - 65 words
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168 1973-02-14 2 US plan to assemble fighter jets in Taiwan WASHINGTON, Tues. U.S. officials said yesterday an agreement has been signed under which Taiwan will assemble an unspecified number of FSE short-range Jet fighter aircraft under licence from Northrop Corp. The amount of money involved In the contract was not disclosed. TallAP - 168 words
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Article25 1973-02-14 2 LONDON, Tues. British composer Benjamin Frankel, who wrote sound track music for more than 100 films, died here yesterday. He was 67. AP.AP - 25 words
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Advertisement828 1973-02-14 2 J FEBRUARY m mmm W/ m m j, B Here's what you do: Here are 7 pictures of our Hazeline Snow girl, mm; H Irene Ryder. The photographer has concentrated on her eyes. ■fe H Which is the best picture? The second best? List them in the order of mm828 words
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Article57 1973-02-14 3 HEIDELBERG (Germany). Tues— Prof. Dr. Hans Daniel Jensen, winner of the 1963 Nobel Prize for physics, died on Sunday at the age of 65. the Max Planck Institute announced today. Prof Jensen shared the prize with Prof. Eugen Wlgner and Prof. Maria Ooeppert-Meyer for his workUPI - 57 words
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Article54 1973-02-14 3 ROME. Tues. Mr. Peter O. Peterson, special trade envoy of President Nixon, came to Rome last night In the first leg of a flve-natlon European tour for talks on trade between Europe and the United States. After talks In Rtome, Mr. Peterson will visit Bonn, London,AP - 54 words
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Article, Illustration55 1973-02-14 3 A WIFE'S HANDS REACH OUT. A WIFE'S hands in Dallas reach out for a husband still an ocean away. For Joy Jeffrey, the television set in her living room is the first view of her prisoner of war husband Air Force Major Robert Jeffrey, who was among the second planeUPI - 55 words
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Article1173 1973-02-14 3 Joy in US homes over freed PoWs NEW YORK. Tues. CIIOI'TS of joy and prayers of thanksgiving echoed through American households today as relatives of American prisoners-of-war received word that their loved ones had reached (.'lark Air Base in the Philippines. Mrs. Linda Marlowe whose brother. Navy Lieut.-Cmdr. Leonard Eastman,Reuter; UPI - 1,173 words
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Advertisement87 1973-02-14 3 The air conditioner you can hardly hear Sanyo Air Conditioner Model SA-1138 (11.000 BTU). [[j^Mßfeff i ffr*« r And you can certainly feej the coolness and refreshing F Wi comfort that Sanyo Air Conditioners give. You can Eg" "fgS^-^^f^jg^iaM adjust the temperature too. All this at a low purchase price.87 words
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Advertisement864 1973-02-14 3 "Why did I ever leave school so early?" British Institute of Careers __J__^, offers a second chance. /A These days, it's the man with education B| who gets ahead. If you've got the jB qualifications, you're well on the mtk way to big money and a real career H British864 words
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204 1973-02-14 4 Warning by Govt as British gasmen prepare to strike T ONDON, Tues. Bri--1-i tain's gas workers start a series of selective strikes and overtime bans at midnight tonight amid-contro-versy over the safety of people affected by their action. Union leaders, who are taking this action to back claims for higher204 words
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198 1973-02-14 4 'Burmese rebels are all bent on destruction RANGOON, Tuesday DURMA's various rebel groups from rightists to pro-Peking communists were bent on destruction, delegates told a seminar here. The delegates represented minority races at the Union Day seminar last Saturday marking the 26th anniversary of Burma's fight for independence. A KachlnReuter - 198 words
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119 1973-02-14 4 Aussies to scrap oath of allegiance /"IAJNBERRA, Tues. Aus\j tralia's new Labour Government will drop the traditional oath of al!eglance to the British monarch when migrants take the oath to become Aus tralian citizens, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam announced on Tuesday. He said the Citizenship Act would be amended soonAP - 119 words
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Article21 1973-02-14 4 SHIZUOKA (Japan). Tues.— An entire six-member family died In a (ire which destroyed their home here today— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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183 1973-02-14 4 Governors meet Bhutto over embassy arms haul RAWALPINDI, Tues. Pakistan's four provin cial governors today met President Bhutto here today to discuss the situation in the country following the weekend discovery of a large foreign arms cache at the Iraq embassy. Political rivalries have po larlsed sharply in the aftermath183 words
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434 1973-02-14 4 VIENTIANE, Tues. A ceasefire in Laos would almost certainly be signed this week, possibly tomorrow, a Government spokesman said today. The spokesman said no truce had been signed at today's 18th session of peace talks between the Government and the procommunist Pathet Lao. But434 words
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Article224 1973-02-14 4 WASHINGTON, Tuesday COMK of the American sailors waiting to sweep mines from North Vietnamese waters have gone shopping in Haiphong, the Defence Department rej>orted here today. it said they had their first shore leave In North Vietnam yesterday and the programme included an escorted tour224 words
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78 1973-02-14 4 HOLLYWOOD, Tue 8 "The Oodfather" topped the Academy awards nominations list released today with 11 nominations, including one for its star Marlon Brando. Second on the list was "Cabaret," a musical about pre-war Berlin. For the first time In the 45-year history of the AcademyReuter - 78 words
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Article54 1973-02-14 4 PEKING. Tues. Chinese aviation officials were today reviewing a firm proposal by the British Alrcratt Corporation for the sale of up to 20 VC-10 alrlllers. So far the Chinese have not yet responded to the British offer, which would mean a reopening of the VC-1C assembly line, closed In 197054 words
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Article55 1973-02-14 4 ATHENS: The Athens public prosecutor last night ordered an investigation into whether American pilot Donald McCusker. 49. should br charted with manslaughter br nerligcncr of Alexandros Onassis. the only son of Aristotle Onassis. The shipping magnate claimed after the accident that his son was not piloting the plane. He- said55 words
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Article51 1973-02-14 4 WASHINGTON: A federal JJdge John Lewis Smith has upheld an emergency order requiring airports to lncrea.se security forces as a precaution against hijackers. The Federal Aviation Administration had ordered the nations airports to provide police officers at all airplane boarding gates and to assist airline personnel screening passengers and their51 words
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Article72 1973-02-14 4 TEL AVIV: Israel announced today that with the help of the United States, it has rebuilt the British Centurion tanks ir. its arsenal so that the) are better than any Soviet-made model in Arab hands. The commander ol the Ordinance Corps, Brig-Gen. Haim Domi. said the experience gained in years72 words
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Article49 1973-02-14 4 LOS ANGELES: When policeman Thomas Stranghelllnl went as usual to his parents' house for breakfast, he met a man coming out carrying a stereo set. Stranghelllnl arrested him and an accomplice sitting In a nearby car. Then he went inside, woke up his folks and had breakfast with them.49 words
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Article31 1973-02-14 4 BEIRUT: Two aircraft returned to Beirut airport today after a bomb threat. An anonymous caller telephoned the airport after their take-off this morning, warning that there was a bomb aboard. Agencies.Agencies - 31 words
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Advertisement200 1973-02-14 4 With every Rank Xerox machine you get the services and expertise of three men and a girl, free They work for Rank Xerox and for needs. He'll inform you regularly on Trains new people for existing equipment, you to help you save time, labour and new products and ensure you've200 words
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Advertisement143 1973-02-14 4 PAINFUL PILES? The majority of haemorrhoids or piles require no surgery. Itching, bleeding, pain and general discomfort can be easily treated with Anutol Fast acting Aniisol reduces these symptoms, protects against infect ion. shrinks piles, and generally soothes This encourages healing to proceed naturally and quickly. Anutol for long lasting143 words
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Miscellaneous22 1973-02-14 4 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Applehy tO Mti MO CUANtt WUAT4 WrZOJd 1 THI« «UIRT fUAT .WITH VUU€BAUC» BOUGHT^/ 4JuUJL TRIEP IT vjfS^22 words
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Article, Illustration252 1973-02-14 5 Sacked school head sues for damages A POLICE inspector, appointed honorary supervisor of a small government-aided Tamil school in 1970, yesterday faced a damages suit in the High Court by the school's former principal, Martin Paul, 41. Paul, who lost his Job at Valluvar Tamil School at Joo Chiat Place252 words
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Article73 1973-02-14 5 Motor rally team due on Saturday THIRTY members of the Japan Automobile Federation taking part in a motor rally along Asian Highway Route 2 will arrive here on Saturday. Their rally will start in Bangkok and will take them to Malaysia and Singapore and back. During their two-day stay here,73 words
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Article43 1973-02-14 5 BANGKOK, Tues Malaysians and Thai officials met today in the southern provincial capital of Songkhla for periodic review of the situation along the Thai Malaysian border where more than 1 200 communist guerillas are entrenched, official provincial sources said. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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50 1973-02-14 5 From office work to guitar playing THE Education Projects Committee of the AUPE will organise four courses later this month. The courses, to be held at the union s premises at Paya Lebar Road and Serangoon Road are Methods of office correspondence and layout, flower-making wt^h cloth. Malay dishes, and50 words
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Article46 1973-02-14 5 Salesmanship course THE University of Singapore* Department of Extramural Studies will conduct a 10-lecture course en Salesmanship at Its Chemistry lecture theatre from Feb 21. The fee Is S3O each. Application forms and other details can be obtained from the secretary of the department, telephone *****646 words
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Article104 1973-02-14 5 A CONTRACT worker was seriously injured when this scaffolding of an uncompleted block of Housing Board flats at Bukit Merah View collapsed yesterday. Abdul Jabbar, 40, of Albert Street, was working on the second floor level of the scaffolding when it collapsed at about noon. Other104 words
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294 1973-02-14 5 fHK Finance Ministry has taken steps to ensure a fair and adequate distribution of steel for local consumption in view of the accelerated tempo of building construction here. Prior approval of the Ministry's Trade Division Is necessary now for buying steel from294 words
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Article27 1973-02-14 5 AIR India will Introduce iU 747 Jumbo jet service into Singapore and Malaysia next year, the airline's new managing director Mr. K.K. Unnl. said yesterday.27 words
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115 1973-02-14 5 UNDERAGED HOSTESS: CABARET FINED $350 CAR Park Cabaret and Restaurant, of Market Street, was yesterday fined $350 for employing a 15-year-old girl as a dance hostess. The restaurant's manager, Mr. Peter Toh admitted employing Chin Seng Eng on Feb. 25 last year. Pressing for a deterrent sentence, the Labour Ministry115 words
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Article99 1973-02-14 5 Going on patrol in Alfa Romeos KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Police today received their first batch of Alfa Romeo patrol cars nve Berllna 2000 cc models. Forty -two others 37 Super 1300 cc models and five more Berllna 2000 cc models are on their way from Italy. The Alfa 2000 has99 words
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Article27 1973-02-14 5 THE Photographic Society of Singapore will hold its annual meeting at Its premises in Cashln Street, off Victoria Street, on Feb. 18 at 11 am27 words
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Miscellaneous45 1973-02-14 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl ah. worn*: t^^*X HfcY/ 1/ enri/ 1 GUARANTEED- K\SP BU&S!/[WMATS Ruesrs 6*fu&e Bijl J/ HAVE VOJ SOT THE" IT'S H6RE SOMEWH^Re ESTIMATE WEAPY FOR UNPER THESE £UROPeAN THE WEPAIRS ON 7 VACATION POL PEGS? J MY CAR? a -i r-45 words
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165 1973-02-14 6 mHERE was some highly JL professional string quartet playing at the Conference Hall last night when the Singapore Musical Society presented the Carl Plnl Quartet. Strangely, we do not seem to hear such chamber groups often In spite of an almost overcrowded concert programme, and165 words
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220 1973-02-14 6 THE Government yesterday announced further action to tighten 1 bank credit and check excess liquidity in the Singapore economy. It ordered all banks and finance companies to maintain larger reserves with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). Both the statutory reserve and220 words
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199 1973-02-14 6 THE Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, has said that the public could be used as a pressure group to increase the pace of metrication in trade and industry. As soon as the public begin to unders'.and and use metric199 words
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122 1973-02-14 6 $4,700 m in bank deposits for 1972 FkEPOSITS in com- mercial banks by custome/s totalled $4,736.7 million last year the highest since 1967. This Is made up of demand deposits $1,557.4 million ($1,082.8 million in 1971), fixed deposits $2,550.2 million ($2,167.8 million), savings accounts $602.8 million ($480.4 million) and other122 words
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Article34 1973-02-14 6 LABOURER Mohamed Khalil bin Suradl fell to his death from the 13th floor of a building at Holland Avenue on his first day of work, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Verdict: Misadventure.34 words
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Article25 1973-02-14 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«. The ex-president of the Sikh Community In Selangor, Mr. Sarben Singh. 65. died of heart attack in his home yesterday.25 words
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121 1973-02-14 6 NURSES TO GIVE TALKS ON FIRST AID THE Singapore Trained Nurses' Association will give a series of talks on first aid at Kuo Chuan and Kirn Keat community centres. This Is in response to the call for professional people to offer their expertise to the centres. Talks will be delivered121 words
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Article57 1973-02-14 6 A EUROPEAN tourist. Mr. M.H. Donohue. 60. was found dead in his Adelphi Hotel room at 7 15 a.m. on Monday Just before he was due to fly to Bangkok Police recovered a glass containing "some sort of solution" from his table. It has been57 words
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Article22 1973-02-14 6 THE Police Band will perform at the Macßitchle Reservoir Park on Sunday from 5 30 p.m to 6.30 p.m.22 words
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Article, Illustration388 1973-02-14 6 A BIG campaign to help 1,000 pre-uni-versHy students find the right career will get underway on Friday. Job prospects and career advancement In eieht professions in Singapore will be explained to them at workshop sessions organised by the Rotary Club of388 words
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Article54 1973-02-14 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A new satellite ftatlcn Is to be built In either Sabah or Sarawak for a telecommunications aiid television link between West and East Malaysia, communications Minister Tan Sri Sardon Jublr said yesterday. The station wculd be able to receive transmissions from the earth54 words
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149 1973-02-14 6 Plan by textile men to talk with 'one voice' I£UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. Textile manufacturers in Malaysia will meet here on Friday to organise themselves into 'One voice" for the industry. The meeting Is sponsored by the Trade and Industry Ministry and will be chaired by the Deputy Secretary General149 words
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Article39 1973-02-14 6 THE National Productivity Board will conduct three courses at its Jurong premises in March. They are on ''Preparing for Collective Bargaining" and 'Effective Management" beginning on March 5. and "Introduction to Supervision" on March 12.39 words
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Article24 1973-02-14 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. MAS held a preview of Its $150,000 documentary film. "Bridges of Silver and Gold. yesterday at the Hilton Hotel.24 words
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156 1973-02-14 7 Public hearings into fire at Robinson's rpHE three man A Commission of Inquiry into the Robinson's fire will open its public hearings on March 5 at the Supreme Court at 10 a.m. A number of witnesses, including some who made representations. will be called to Klve evidence before the Commission,156 words
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76 1973-02-14 7 AYOING robbrr. who surrendered to the police after attending services in a church, was yesterday placed on probation for one year by a district court. tig Thiam Soon. 21. had pleaded guilty three weeks ago to robbing the Chuan Hup Marine Co. (Pte.) Ltd. in76 words
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Article51 1973-02-14 7 FIGHT COST THEM $25 EACH TWO women and a man were each fined $25 yesterday for flrhtine in public in front of a confectionery shop at Geylane Road on Monday at about 1.10 p.m. Tan Yok Kee, 30. Chua Yeok Kee, 34. and the man, Seah Tee Benc, 43, pleaded51 words
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Article, Illustration300 1973-02-14 7 'Don't keep tax proposals a big secret' MAHATHIR'S CALL TO THE GOVT KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THK Government should not make a big secret of its tux proposals in the Finance Minister's annual budget speech. Instead. Senator (Dr.) Mahathir Mohamed suggested that the people should l>e told of new tax changes300 words
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286 1973-02-14 7 Scholarship fund for the people tops $1 mil fHK People's Scholarship Fund has passed its $1 million target. Announcing this on Monday night, the Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said that although the PSF had reached its target, It was not calling a halt to further donations because286 words
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140 1973-02-14 7 Cess on 1 1 new items now in top hotels and night spots— PUSTOMERS in flrst- class hotels, restaurants and public houses will now have to pay three per cent cess on 11 new items. This follows the Introduction of the new Tourist Promotion (Cess Collection Act. 1972). The Items140 words
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Article74 1973-02-14 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues A Housing Department will be set up soon to monitor, plan and co-ordinate public and private housing development. The Department will be formed by the Integration of the Housing Trust and the Housing Division of the Ministry of Home74 words
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Article66 1973-02-14 7 10-lecture accountancy course THE Adult Education is organising a course to prepare students for the Institute of Cost and Management Accounts (Part 1) Examination in November. The 10-lecture course will be held at the Anglo-Chinese Primary School centre on Mar 26 Ail lectures will be in English Further details can66 words
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Advertisement278 1973-02-14 7 Ambadi Engineering announce in Electroplating &Tube Manipulation Ambadi's combined foreign expertise and technological know-how truly represents a great leap forward for Malaysian component manufacture. Here are the services we can now provide: ELECTROPLATING TUBE MANIPULATION 'Our programme controlled automatic plant is ideally *We manipulate ERW and CDW tubes to meet278 words
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Advertisement111 1973-02-14 7 Congratulations and Best Wishes to HAGEMEYER TRADING CO., (S) SDN. BHD. on the opening of their NEW HEADQUARTERS at 500, Dunearn Road, 11 km, Singapore 21. from ISENG HENG RADIO ELECTRICAL SERVICE! I MODEL SS-8030J j^^ g]^ B Sleek 3-Speed Stereo Phono 1^ A and MW.'SW/FM Stereo Radio Jg B^ss"!^ds111 words
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Article128 1973-02-14 8 SINGAPORE Air Terminal Services (SATS) a subsidiary company of Singapore Airlines will be launched on April 1. The company, which incorporates two principal SIA departments, is the Customers' Services Division of the airline. The departments are traffic and passenger services. SATS has already128 words
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Article34 1973-02-14 8 THE Minteter for Education. Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng and his wife will attend the second annual dinner and dance of the Slnfjapore Institute of Planners at the Shangri-La Hotel on Feb. S534 words
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Article, Illustration287 1973-02-14 8 PACT TO SET UP $1.9 M TELECOMS TRAINING CENTRE IN STORE AN agreement on the establishment of a training centre for telecoms workers was signed here yesterday. The centre called Telecentre will cater for the combined training needs of the Telecommunications Authority of Singapore, the Singapore Telephone Board and the287 words
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116 1973-02-14 8 Firm's director gets $1,800 award in accident suit /COMPANY director, Mr. V.' Kwee TJln Swan, 46, has been awarded $1,802 damages and costs In an accident suit at the High Court against lorry driver Khng Miv Poh, 34. This was one-tenth of what Khng had through his lawyer. Mr. M.116 words
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275 1973-02-14 8 'Danger island 9 warning as mine is found A WORLD WAR II mine with an explosive power equivalent to 8001 b of TNT has teen found in the waters near Pulau Hantu, near Pulau Bukom. Police yesterday warned all fishermen, divers and members of the public to keep at least275 words
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217 1973-02-14 8 Norwegian ship held in Penang pending suit PENANG, Tues. A Norwegian careo ship anchored In the roads oil Penang harbour, was today placed under arrest by the Admiralty Court pending a suit against Its owners. The 3.000-ton ship. HansaNord. registered In Singapore, arrived here two days a*o and was scheduled217 words
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Article46 1973-02-14 8 THE Singapore Colour Photographic Association is now organising a membership drive. Those who enlist as members will be exempted from paying entrance fee. The annual subscription Is $12 for adults while school children will receive a special rate of $6 a year.46 words
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93 1973-02-14 8 rE President has revoked the Public Administration (Silver) Medal awarded to a former too civil servant, Mr. Wee Keng Chi, according to the latest Government Gazette. No reasons were given for the action. Mr. Wee, former Director (Administration) of the Port Authority, had been with93 words
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Miscellaneous248 1973-02-14 8 Straits Times Crossword ACEOSS 8 Yachtsmen not going to use 1 Friend's return stroke made this rig? (I). In a careless way (4-4). 11 Very little passengei trans--6 Oood sorts of builders? (6). port (IS). •In this event, no-one's to IS Wonder what the bull might account to leader for248 words
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278 1973-02-14 9 Teachers unhappy over system of promotion A NUMBER of tea- chers are unhappy over the system of assessing their performance for the first big promotion exercise now in progress. According to ihem, the "unsatisfactory system" has accounted mainly for the fact that of the 4,500 who applied for promotion, only278 words
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179 1973-02-14 9 Malaysian police await report on $1.6 m -swindle- KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malaysian police are waiting for Singapore police to rive them a full report on their investigations into a $1.6 million swindle. A police headquarters spokesman said today "We have not received any report from Singapore yet. No investigations179 words
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Article22 1973-02-14 9 MP for Geylang Serai Encik Rahmat Kenap will inaugurate Oeylang Serai community centre's youth sub-committee on Friday at 7.30 p.m.22 words
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122 1973-02-14 9 THE RTS Talentlme finals (English) will be held o n Saturday at TV Studio Four from 2 to 6.30 p.m. The programme will be telecast on Feb. 24 on Channel 5 at 6.45 p.m. The Judges for the contest, with 12 finalists, are Mr.122 words
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249 1973-02-14 9 Malaysia lifts ban on race horses J^ACE horses leave here early today for the weekend ram in Penang following the lifting of a ban on their entry from Singapore into Malaysia yesterday. Mr. D.R.H. Brown, secretary of the Singapore Turf Club, said the ban was lifted by the veterinary surgeon249 words
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Article70 1973-02-14 9 Two killed in road accidents TWO people were killed In road accidents on Monday. Pedestrian Lim Kiong Tin. 74 who was knocked down I y it bus in Arab Street at 10 p.m. on Monday, died without regaining consciousness at 135 a.m. yesterday at Outram Hospital. Eight hours later, motorcyclist70 words
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Article35 1973-02-14 9 TWO Indonesian illegal Immigrants, Salleh bin Razak, 19. and Haslilm bin Yusoff, 30. were each Jailed for a month for entering Singapore on Feb. 9 and 10 respectively without permits. They pleaded guilty.35 words
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148 1973-02-14 9 DRIVERS WHO SHOULD DO WELL AT RALLY SAFE and courteous drivers will have an advantage over their competitors in a motor rally organised by the National Safety First Council. This Is because strict adherence to traffic rules and courteous driving are expected of all participants covering the 20-to-25 mile (36148 words
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Article57 1973-02-14 9 THE women's sub-committee or the Jalan Tenteram community centre will hold its annual Chinese New Year and Hart R.iya party at the Kamala Club in Moulmein Road at 8 P m on March 3. The guest -of-honour will be Dr. Augustine Tan. political secretary to57 words
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Article51 1973-02-14 9 SINWA Rubber Manufacturing Company of Hamilton Road yesterday faced two charges under the Factories Act. It was alleged to have carried out operations which emitted offensive and Injurious dust and falling tc provide adequate protection for employees from the dust. Further hearing was adjourned to March51 words
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Article41 1973-02-14 9 FIVE persons paid a total of *150 in fines In the first magistrate's court yesterday for Rambling at a five-foot way near the Pulau Bukom Market on Manday. All pleaded guilty and were each fined S3O41 words
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Advertisement146 1973-02-14 9 fit V M^ *k _y .7^^ AM I < 4^^^^ > wP 1 T -K I Fm.* Xi v 1 T t. I I I 4 jiH HKr I I ANSWER TO I I SINGAPORE'S I I SOCCER I I DILEMMA I What is wrong with soccer In Singapore? Was146 words
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Advertisement345 1973-02-14 9 Congratulations Best Wishes to HAGEMEYER TRADING CO., (SINGAPORE) SDN. BERHAD ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW HEADQUARTERS AT 900, DUNEARN ROAD, 1 1 KM. SINGAPORE 21. I Lai IL^^^"*& lEaS(E a^a^aH^J^a^l^aiaW^^^a^al Three of Silver's very handy and portable music-makers. Take your pick of radio, cassette tape recorder or a combination345 words
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Article, Illustration207 1973-02-14 10 Tan Wee Lian - Tan Wee Lian By SINGAPORE'S "clean up girl," Miss Tan Slok Sun is back from Australia, where she has been "talking rubbish" for the past six weeks. As Singapore's representative to Australia's recent antilitter campaign, Miss Tan's talks proved so popular207 words
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Article121 1973-02-14 10 TWO injured youths were arrested following a cane clash in Whampoa Road on Monday night One of them, a Malaysian, was arrested as he lay bleeding from slash wounds in the thigh and hand at the clash site. He was sent to Outram Road121 words
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393 1973-02-14 10 Court told of threat to kill den operator 'Gambler disqualified from winning' PARTNER of a gambling den told the High Court yesterday of the night ;i gambler allegedly threatened to kill him when he disqualified Hie man from collecting his winnings. "He pulled out a knife from behind him and393 words
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55 1973-02-14 10 Seminar plan to unite the Opposition A SEMINAR to find ways to unite Opposition parties Is being planned. This was disclosed by the Peoples' Front's director of political bureau. Mr. Lim Thiam Hock, in a statement. He said the major opposition parties had agreed in principle to organise the two-week55 words
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101 1973-02-14 10 SENTRY WHO MISTOOK SOLDIERS FOR REDS A LOR STAR. Tues. Two soldiers were Injured when they were accidentally shot by a sentry outside their camp at Serdang. south Kedah. early today. The soldiers, one a sergeant and the other a private, were later flown by helicopter to the Penang General101 words
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55 1973-02-14 10 Spore export trade up by $767 mil SINGAPORE'S total trade amounted to $15,679.8 million last year an Increase of $1,644.3 million over that In 1971. Exports totalling $6,138 7 million were higher than that of 1971 by $7674 million. Imports also showed an increase rising from M.664 million in 197155 words
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130 1973-02-14 10 Visit shows growing friendship say Indons THE visiting 24-mernbrr Indonesian military study group left Singapore yesterday after a fiveday stay which, they said, reflects "growing friendship" between the two countries. In an interview before departure. Brig. Gen. Sumantri Sukemi leader of the group from the Indonesian National Defence Institute, said:130 words
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Article53 1973-02-14 10 AMERICAN pianist Michael Pontl. who has rut more than 30 records including the complete solo piano music of Tchaikovsky. Rachmaninofl and Sciabrln. will play at the Cultural Centre on Feb. 23 Mr. Ponti. 35. has in the 20 years of hLs career given more than 1.400 concerts53 words
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Article38 1973-02-14 10 THE Ministry of Labour found jobs for 676 people in December last year. Government departments absorbed 324 of them. 202 were employed by statutory boards. 149 by private firms and one by a household.38 words
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187 1973-02-14 10 Wanted man's escape bid lands him in hospital A WANTED man who tried to flee from a police party fell 25 feet from a fourth floor flat in Jalan Memblna Barat on Monday. He suiTeri'd head and stomach injuries and sent to Outram Hospital under pol.ee custody. His condition was187 words
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Article58 1973-02-14 10 THE second Singapore Kennel Club championship dog show will be held at the PSA Recreation Club en April 8 at 9 a.m. The judge *s Mr. Hans Lehtlnen. a member of the Finnish Kfnnel Club's committee, president of the Finnish Spaniel Club and chairman of the Finnish58 words
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Advertisement77 1973-02-14 10 NOW! BRUNEI AND BACK $269 This new SIA special weekend fare* is $111 less than the normal return airfare. Leave Singapore any Friday at 9am or 9.45 am on a non-stop SIA Boeing 737. Return to Singapore two days later, leaving Brunei at 12noon or 12.45pm on Sunday. See your77 words
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Advertisement129 1973-02-14 10 Utttfbns Famous for Hams, Sausages and Small Goods, for more than 100 years NOW introduce a B7&I1 taste tempter... Cambridge Old English style sausages Huttons truly delicious old English flavour sealed in every pack. Get to know the Huttons Cambridge taste today l Available at all Food Stores BEN AND129 words
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Article93 1973-02-14 11 THE Singapore Institute of Management is organising a six-session course on "Putting Marketing Research Into Action" for marketing and advertising executives from Feb. 26. The course will be conducted by Mr. Bruce Miller, managing director of a leading market research company. Classes will be held93 words
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179 1973-02-14 11 THE People's Association will hold two float processions on Friday and Saturday to celebrate the two last days of the Chinese New Year festivities. They will start at 6.3 C p.m. and end at about 11 p.m. On Friday, the procession will start179 words
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Article, Illustration274 1973-02-14 11 JULIET DAVID - Barbara's $6,500 bargain that's 'not for keeps' JULIET DAVID By BESIDES talents that have won her wide recognition on the Australian musical scene, cellist Barbara Wolley possesses another skill of which most of her fans are unaware. It is an eye for spotting a bargain. Her best bay so far274 words
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Article46 1973-02-14 11 THE MlnUter of State lor Foreign Affairs and MP for Siglap. Encik Rahlm Ishak. will hold his meet -the- people session on Thursdays at 8 p.m. Instead of Fridays with effect lrom Feb. 15 at the PAP Siglap Branch. 850, East Coast Road46 words
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Advertisement251 1973-02-14 11 S 4 J m\ mm B\ *t% v 4Rf I ■x. m m t5 united overseas bank m M fig f 5 CHUNG KHIAW BANK UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITEO imcoxtOMTlO in UHUromi HEAO OFFICE 175-179 CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE CHUNG KHIAW BANK. LIMITEO liNCOaxxurto smstnwii HEAO OFFICE 59 ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE251 words
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Miscellaneous179 1973-02-14 11 ittondie BvC i r Un > i MRS DITHERS Ih=f WE WERE CMATTI^SJ f=P Ijlli^ WOW SWEET/ THE DAY WB )ll' SURE HOigG A BEAf TV A-f AND I TOuP MER r 1 T WHY WOOI_D SHE r 1 MET, SHE < (OJ YOU LAST NIGHT, SHE. LOO*CT> SET MAD179 words
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314 1973-02-14 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday J^ SPECIAL committee has been set up to consider all applications for the entry of foreign investors into Malaysia, Trade and Industry Minister Encik Musa Hitam said in the Senate today. Known as the Committee of Officials on Malaysianisatton314 words
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Article79 1973-02-14 12 The first plane to land at Senai JOHOR BARU, Tues. The first aircraft to land at the International airport at Senal 18 miles from here— will touch down at 9 a.m. on Saturday. On board the Beechcraft King Air will be Communications Minister Tan Sri Sardon who Is coming here79 words
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Article46 1973-02-14 12 MORE than 50.000 members of the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union (PIEU) and the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO) are to get free dental treatment from DENTICARE. the NTUC cooperative dental care society. The unions will pay for this special service to their members.46 words
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110 1973-02-14 12 Bank workers' 'show cause' order: lAC award tomorrow THE Industrial Arbitration Court will hand down tomorrow its award on the show caused order filled by the Singapore Bank Employees' Union against the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. The union had claimed that the bank had violated a "break clause" In110 words
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188 1973-02-14 12 A TEAM of 40 engineers and technicians from Jurong Engineers Limited will leave for Kuwait later this month to help In the installation of a 120 megawatt generating plant. Led by Senior Engineer. Mr. Ho Nee Sin. the team will undertake the boiler188 words
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Article, Illustration157 1973-02-14 12 A wife's 'return home' plea to husband A HOUSEWIFE, Madam V. Renoka Dcvi, 25, yesterday appealed to her missing husband to return home for the sake of their two young daughters. Her husband. Mr. Gopal Govlndasamy (above), 27, a labourer with the Public Health Department, has been missing from their157 words
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Article38 1973-02-14 12 THE Adult Education Board will conduct classes for studdents preparing for the Education Ministry s qualifying test. The course will be conducted on weekends at the Raffles Girls' Primary School centre. The fee U 118.38 words
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201 1973-02-14 12 Two murder suspects held in police raids TWO murder suspects were among nine people arrested by police in raids against the underworld on Monday. One of them, wanted for questioning In connection with the murder of Kara Vellasamy, 52, In Jalan Berseh, off Jalan Besar, on Feb. 2, was picked201 words
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Article24 1973-02-14 12 THE Singapore Maritime Officers' Union will hold a joget and dinner at the Hyatt Hotel on March 3 to celebrate its 21st anniversary.24 words
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Article142 1973-02-14 12 A YOUTH was Jailed for a day and fined $500 yesterday by a district Judge for robbing a cinema ticket seller at the Oay World Park. Teng Kok Lian, 18, unemployed, pleaded guilty last week to armed robbery of $435.30 and a bag containing142 words
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304 1973-02-14 12 A 24 YEAR OLD A woman, who lived with an Indonesian seaman and had three children by him was yesterday fined $600 or two months' jail for registering her second child under his friend's name. The woman. Ooh U Cho304 words
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Article45 1973-02-14 12 THE photographs of Brothers Rudy Wong and Paul Kang of the Redemptorist Order were wrongly captioned in Monday's Straits Times. They should be reversed. Brother Kang was a former accountant and not Brother Wong as reported. The error Is regretted. TD45 words
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Advertisement432 1973-02-14 12 rVVWWVW^V%rW%SVbVAVWbW^^ i; JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA: LAST DAY! i s<Tel: ♦3)l»4) Mm Adulti »2 Children $1 2 Shaw»: 7.0« ft t.30 p.mV i t Seaion Continues Tonorrow Simultaneously At J MAJESTIC*ODEON-KATOfIG 'RUBY* SILVER CITY^I I' I Advance Cosh Backings at the Cathar Clnan»a»t»n. 10.00 a.m. I "I I to 6.00 a.m.432 words
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Advertisement266 1973-02-14 12 All Singapore j Is In Love With JOHANN STRAUSS aid kit Iwwortil Music! B sr^ AMDRfALSTDW J^ I ProduCKm MGM \v ORCHARD :M3th Great Day! (Na Fraa Ll«t) 1 4 SHOWS DAILY AT I 100, 1.45, 6 JO L ».13p.». J "The firaat Walti" Start* 1 1.11, 4.00, «.4S ft266 words
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Advertisement99 1973-02-14 12 \1 -iAi*u SOON I Si >IT^^* '■■■> LnX4aU^. /•W7aSBBBmWaTm^BSSS Lm_J V>AA4N*iJ OaCMAROKMQSMtMMMi sTjEOsfmaHPlial t\ 9 J w/^^ Wj 1 1 'I L II r J k.l |3 §.11 TO-DAY 4 SHOWS ZENITH 3 SHOWS C ITS (Kj 1 30. J 30, 7.15, 30, (D) 1 30, 1.45, 7.15. ».3O LAST99 words
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Advertisement664 1973-02-14 12 at 111 ORGANISATION C^s»3knißZl»B^Hiin 13th BIG DAY! 11am, 1.45. 4.00, 6 30 A 9 11 Chorles Bronson "The Mechanic" Jan-Michael Vincent Jill Ireland IN COLOR (UA) r<f.u« Tn^aT imi a NOW SHOWING— Ne Fraa Utt m II am. I 30, 4.00, 4.4S A 9.30 "LEGENDS OF LOVE" 9 (RE-EDITED VERSION)664 words
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Advertisement57 1973-02-14 13 tiWKK I Kashmiri cuisine at Ml I piquant Maharaja's I D bing Harem Coffee Ijfl BOJ gracious atmosphere H 18 Mofhul Room for lunch I H 11.11 MitH.Smnin t Tri Hl<*s H k Agents: THE BORNEO COMPANY <^^> .^a^Lk if I^^ .^b^b^LH I rill H IQ^F^^ j 1 J H57 words
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Advertisement169 1973-02-14 13 Congratulations to HAGEMEYER TRADING Co. (Singapore) Sdn. Bhd. ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW HEADQUARTERS AT 900, DUNEARN ROAD, 11 KM., SINGAPORE 21. from LAM CHOON CHEE OCEAN RA P |O^°- PTE LTP ir^ l(OlB« CR-23 CR-P29 CR P33 2-B*nd MW/SW 2-Band MW/SW 2B«r>d MW/SW Sole Agents tor Singapore. Malaysia.169 words
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Advertisement231 1973-02-14 13 Now, from Tissot. The watch for busy mermaids. Ai* Nfl ftvJ*T The issot Seastar is the watch for *^£^a*MIL women who have other things to do than worr\^ about winding their watch. Jr Things like swimming, skin-diving, H sun-bathing and showering away the sand. Tissot build a range of watches231 words
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618 1973-02-14 14 The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1973 RIDING A STORM rpHERE Is no doubt that the overriding con- sideration which led to both Singapore and Malaysia electing to stick to their existing dollar parity with gold Is the maintenance of the currency interchangeability arrangement between the two countries. Two options618 words
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796 1973-02-14 14 fLARK AIR BASE L (Phi lippines), Tues. Three words WE HAVE HOMECOMING signalled from the Pentagon yesterday set in motion America's most longed for military operation, welcoming some 555 prisoners of war from North Vietnam. The prisoners' first step was at Clark where they796 words
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384 1973-02-14 14 SOH TIANG KENG - Boost for foreign capital in S'pore SOH TIANG KENG By THE Government's decision to maintain the present value of the Singapore dollar despite the U.S. dollar devaluation does not come as a surprise. Many bankers and financial experts have anticipated and supported such a move. The Government's decision means that384 words
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Article, Illustration1054 1973-02-14 14 PERCY SENEVIRATNE - When the urge to kill gets out of hand... PERCY SENEVIRATNE OF AMOKS AND THEIR MURDEROUS MANIA Bj Machine-gun slaughter ona S'porebound train J^AST Thursday's amok at a quiet kampung in Tampin, Xegri Sembilan claimed eight lives just over half the number killed in the worst episode of this kind1,054 words
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Advertisement102 1973-02-14 14 tHOHNER MELODIC AS Made in Germony Like School Recorder*. Hohner, Mclodicos ore now mM :n School! everywhere, 5 model* ovoiloble:— MrkxNco Sopr.no 2 chromotic octoves. from middle C upward M.iodlco Arfo i chromotic octave*, from f below middle C upwords. M.1.«.«0 W.HO 1* —26 piono-keys, from B below middle C102 words
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Advertisement221 1973-02-14 14 In the Wonderland of Agronomics *»"'< imn HEnc to., (m) son berhpo liKtuM Bleu ft-i Singapore: Rm. H J, sth Floor. FEB Building. 156. Ctcil Street. Singapore 1. Tel: *****. ***** *****0. Malaysia: 13. Jslan Sultan. Ist Floor. (Road 8/10). Ptuling Jayj, Selangor. Ttl: *****6 *****0. Aho Offices At JOHORE221 words
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Article119 1973-02-14 15 THE KISS THAT COSTA SEAMAN $50 ISRAELI seaman Barash Yusof. 52. was fined $50 yesterday for molesting a 17-year-old girl at Jurong port. The court heard that Yusof approached the Klrl. a temporary clerk, on Sunday and asked her If she could speak English. When she said she could, Yusof119 words
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Article76 1973-02-14 15 Indon tour for Malay teachers FORTY members of the Singapore Malay Teachers' Union will tour Indonesia for two weeks during the school vacation in June. r lhls is the first time that the union Is organising a tour outside Singapore and Malaysia. Members will be hosted by the Republic of76 words
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Article166 1973-02-14 15 A GRANDMOTHER drowned herself after she had complained to her daughter-in-law that her coffee was not well prepared, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Madam Poh Jee Jung, 39, said this at an inquiry into the death of her motherin law, Han Ah Kwang, 70, whose166 words
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Article24 1973-02-14 15 Watch your tap WATER consumption on Monday was 110.1 million gallons (501.--000 cube metres). 2.2 million gallons (10,000 cub.c metres) more than on Sunday.24 words
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Article123 1973-02-14 15 Man whose dog bit girl fined $15 A 72-YEAR OLD poultry farmer was fined $15 and ordered to pay $60 compensation to a girl who was bitten by his dog. Before the case began, Chua Hlng Lang, 19. told the court that she was prepared to settle the matter for123 words
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Article80 1973-02-14 15 Tun Ismai] to visit New Zealand WELLINGTON, Tues.— Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail will visit Wellington next month for talks with New Zealand Ministers, It was reported here today. lua iiuia.i. w.io i_ v.so Minister of Home Affairs, will visit Australia before coming to New Zealand. His childrenReuter - 80 words
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Article, Illustration286 1973-02-14 15 UUALA LUMPUR, **Tues. Thailand said today that It would moot a 10-na-tion Asean membership when foreign ministers of Asean countries meet here on Thursday. The Thai deputy Foreign M'nlster Brig Oen. Chartchal Choonhavan, who is leader of his country's 12--man delegation286 words
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Article85 1973-02-14 15 Finals of uniform design contest rTHE finals of Max Factor's X "Design a uniform" contest organised in conJunction with Her World will be held at the Duke Room, King's Hotel on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. Ten finalists, six from Singapore and four from Malaysia. will be presenting their designs for85 words
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73 1973-02-14 15 Kirn Keat youths' Welfare Year 1973 THE youth group of Kirn Keat community centre has decided to make 1973 •their welfare year. The group will be visiting 12 welfare home* this year. The first home they visited was the Little Sisters of the Poor on Jan. 28. Bach of the73 words
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Article28 1973-02-14 15 SEVKN employers were fined total of $2,115 for lnf:lngemenu of the Employment Act, Factories Act and Central Provident Fund Act during the week ending Feb. 2.28 words
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264 1973-02-14 15 N.G. KUTTY - N.G. KUTTY By DOLICE yesterday mounted an airport alert for an armed hijacker reported to be on board an Air New Zealand flight, but It turned out to be a false alarm. The alert followed a telephone call to police from the airport264 words
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Article38 1973-02-14 15 A six-day Japanese machinery md material show will be held at the Victoria fcemorlal Hall from Feb. 18. The show is Jointly presented by Osaka. Kobe. Sakal and Kyoto, four major Industrial cities In Japan.Kyodo - 38 words
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Article27 1973-02-14 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysia and India will open negotiations today for a new air services agreement, to replace the old one which expires this month27 words
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215 1973-02-14 15 Blue film show in hotel: $1,100 fine for man AN unemployed father "of six children, Tan Tin Hoe 37, was yesterday fined $1,100 for screening a blue film for four Europeans and havinp: another four reels In his possession. Tan. who pleaded guilty, was fined $600 or three months Jail215 words
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Article44 1973-02-14 15 MISS Sunyee. principal. Singapore Academy of Arts, will hold an exhibition of her paintIres at Hotel Phoenix from Feb. 24 to Match 2. There will be some 50 paintings in oil ana water colours, mostly of Singapore landscapes and flowers.44 words
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Advertisement93 1973-02-14 15 i 1 Be j| _J^H i DARLIN In 3 minutes your eyes are sparkling Two drops of Darlin eye lotion and minutes later, y Our eyes are refreshed. jp B Restored to all their lustrous Jy wonder. They will sparkle and SB' %S? B glow with life and vitalit yl»'93 words
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Miscellaneous1299 1973-02-14 15 hOn your TV and Radio Bu w ;t 3.00 Pi Opening and Housewives' Siew Ming, Tan Chiung Sing, Vt ?V P g I Su y !u £jwi« Matinee -Chaos (Cantonese Chin Y.n (Chinese) S r% a p£Sm !:S S Film En lish subtitles) 1M 5 s and Newsreel in Chi1,299 words
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132 1973-02-14 16 Evening swims for office workers please I AM disappointed over the change of closing times at Mount Emily Pool. This pool remains open till 6.30 p.m. every evenIng and this period of time Is most suitable for office and other workers to get their swim Immediately after work. The pool132 words
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268 1973-02-14 16 Where YOUR life is in the hands of reckless motorists rpHE article "Courting 1 Death" by Masie Kwee (S.T., Feb. 2) should draw the attention of the police about jay walking in Singapore. Jay walking has become common nowadays. Traffic on the roads has increased tremendously, so have pedestrians. Facilities268 words
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Letter60 1973-02-14 16 I AM delighted to hear that Mr. Brian Richmond has been appointed as assistant to National coach Michael Walker, to prepare Singapore's soccer team for the coming Seap Games, coccer has always been Singapore's disappointment but I am sure with people like Mr. Walker and Mr. Richmond around, we are60 words
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Letter37 1973-02-14 16 I WOULD like to express my gratitude to the kind parking attendants who helped me when my car broke down at the Toa Payoh Central Car Park on Feb. 8 at about 5.30 p.m. HELPLESS. Singapore 13.37 words
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Letter43 1973-02-14 16 I AM a resident at Pulau Bukom Besar and my postal district number as stated in my identity Is Singapore 2. But every letter that reaches me has been corrected to Singapore 1. Will the relevant authority clarify the matter? CONFUSED, Singapore 2.43 words
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Letter132 1973-02-14 16 IHAVE no complaints against the new fees adopted by the Adult Education Board, except that the collection system is rather time-consuming. For example, for H.S.C. level, we offer four subjects (three principals at $6.00 per subject and one subsidiary at $4.00 per subject totalling $22.00) and the fees are to132 words
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Letter44 1973-02-14 16 I HOPE the authority concerned would convert the Rumah Bomba Circus In Alexandra Into a cross road to facilitate the flow of traffic. It has become a dally affair to see the circus Jammed with traffic during peak periods. T. C. ANG, S'ngapore 3.44 words
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Letter253 1973-02-14 16 J REFER to the letter by "Concerned Parent" (S.T., Jan. 29). Pupils in Secondary I and II taking technical subjects at centralised workshops are required to attend only three hours a week. If the centralised workshop session begins at 8 a.m.. It Is over by about 11.15253 words
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194 1973-02-14 16 WHEN A FINE IS THE ONLY SOLUTION THE news item headlined "Busman in a hurry fined $300" (ST., Feb. 10), is heartening to all bus commuters and the authority's action Is laudable. Driving off before passengers could board or alight a bus is very common. There are drivers and conductors194 words
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262 1973-02-14 16 Selling pens to raise money for Scouts? I UNDERSTAND that the Singapore Scouts Association has abolished its Scouts Job Week this year. Instead the Scouts will go around selling ballpoint pens. How much would the Scouts benefit from the sales of these pens? How much of the training that "money262 words
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Advertisement705 1973-02-14 16 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii FAR EAST TRAVEL CENTRE presents Five European Capitals (13 days) 551.570 Grand Tour of Italy (22 days) 1,790 E Europe (22 days) 1.850 Grand Tour of Scandinavia (20 days) 1,990 Tour price includes Return charter flight Singapore/London /Singa pore London hotel accommodation and breakfasts tours and transfers Cosmos coach705 words
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Advertisement43 1973-02-14 16 IBERNINAI IS RATED FIRST: SWISS MADE Ja^L^^aaaßßßßViHßa^a^ la Quality and Ptrformonc* thit Swii Sawiaf Mackine is on Top. (AMMETERS PTL LTD. 41/ M nOfll, WINCMEfTf* MUSI. It, MUTII WMT. tiMtiftwr nil vim. ptiiimau tmnm cmm.il M 7, M am, MUHMtTMn, tnHwatt*. mi mm.43 words
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Advertisement253 1973-02-14 16 gSOCEPHRPDIO INDUSTRIES BUILDIHG SITUATED AT THE JUNCTION OF SOON WING ROAD AND TANNERY LANE, NEAR ALJUNIED ROAD. Located in one of Singapore's light industry areas, D A large covered platform for loading and The Ocean Radio Building will be ready for rental unloading. by about October 1973. Two large heavy-duty253 words
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Supplement HAGEMEYER H C HAGEMEYER OPENING OF REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS
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Title Section9 1973-02-14 17 Supplement HAGEMEYER H C HAGEMEYER OPENING OF REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS9 words
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Article, Illustration529 1973-02-14 17 Worldwide Hagemeyer Chairman opens new office THE new Far East Regional Headquarters of Hagemeyer Trading Company will be opened today by Mr. T.H. Boedeker, Chairman of the Board of Management of the Hagemeyer Group of Companies, Amsterdam. The new offices located at HK.m. Dunearn Road, will be the nerve centre529 words
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Article, Illustration258 1973-02-14 17 IT GIVES me great pleasure to congratulate Hagemeyer Trading Company and its associated firms: Hagemeyer Industries Sdn. Berhad, 1 E. Tels Trading Company <S) Pte. Ltd. and Stokvis (Malaya) Pte. Ltd., for the official opening of their new premises along Dunearn Road. It seems to me an appropriate place for258 words
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Article, Illustration346 1973-02-14 17 MORE THAN 30 years of Hagemeyer's progress and development in Singapore is mirrored in the opening of the Company's new Far East Headquarters today. 'This also reflects our faith in the future of Rinpapore." the Regional Director for Asia in the Hagemeyer Group346 words
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153 1973-02-14 17 MR. J. J. HOLLENKAMP, Regional Director Asia, will be in charge of the new Regional Headquarters of Hagemeyer. Like Mr. Boedeker, Mr. Hollenkamp had special training in textiles before Joining Hagemeyer In 1956. Mr. Hollenkamp also has had extensive training in optical153 words
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Article, Illustration166 1973-02-14 17 MR. T. H. BOEDEKER (left), Chairman of the Board of Management of the Hagemeyer Group, will preside over the opening of the new Far East Recional Headquarters today. Mr. Boedeker, 58, has many years of experience in the Asian region. He Joined Hagemeyer In 1939166 words
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Article, Illustration449 1973-02-14 17 From branch office to Asia's nerve centre in 30 years OVER 30 years of progress and development of Hagemeyer In Singapore has led to the openIng of their new Regional Headquarters. From modest beginnings in 1932, Hagemeyer has grown with Singapore to become the nerve centre of the entire Asian449 words
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Article, Illustration252 1973-02-14 19 {CONGRATULATIONS to \J Hagemeyer Trading Co. (S/ Sdn. Bhd. on the opening of their new office building in Singapore. Matsushita Electric, Japan, manufacturer of NATIONAL products, appreciates very much your continued support and cooperation. We shall continue to produce unique and Quality products, so that we can live up to252 words
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305 1973-02-14 19 IF A TRADING firm wants to progress, it is »f vital importance that close surveillance be kept on the consumers' likes and dislikes and the company's policy must be flexible enough to meet the quick change in the305 words
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Article, Illustration148 1973-02-14 19 MR. A.J.TH. SONNEVILLE, Regional Financial Director Asia, is in charge of the financial and adm;mrtratlve matters of the Hagemeyer Group of companies throughout Asia. Before Joining Hagemeyer in 1953, Mr. Sonneville completed his accountancy qualification and training with a firm of148 words
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249 1973-02-14 19 THE EVOLUTION from trading house to marketing company also means that Hagemeyer is constantly on the look-out for products which can be manufactured locally. Starting an economically sound manufacturing operation takes considerable fore-thought and planning and feasibility cannot be determined249 words
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Article, Illustration229 1973-02-14 19 Computer and TV to give instant information nriHE Ideal way to control X administration of companies In 10 different counttries Is to run It through an accurately program mcd computer. Hagemeyers new $5 million Regional Headquarters features a highly sophisticated IBM computer system to coordinate administration and marketing of all229 words
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Article, Illustration304 1973-02-14 20 The will to satisfy— a marketing requirement THE products sold by the Hagemeyer group of companies in the Far East automatically carry with them a/i assurance of after-sales service and responsibility. Looking after Hagemeyer's service department is a team of highly trained technical personnel under the supervision of Mr. Eddy304 words
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Article, Illustration365 1973-02-14 20 In service to medicine— the new technology of medical optics Electronics applied to medical science The Olympus research team has developed an automatic chemical analyzer, applicable to several aspects of medical science. This system can automatically inspect samples in clinics, checking such items as sugar, urea, protein, nitrogen, cholesterol, bilirubin,365 words
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Article, Illustration64 1973-02-14 21 MR. LOW HONS SOON MR. CH'NG JIT HIOK MR. DAVID 80. KOH MR. LEE KOK WAI MR. JOHN U.K. LKt MR. GAN ENG JOO MR. DARREN PANG MR. J.F KAW MR. MICHAEL HL. PANG MRS. MARGARET SAY MR. TAN SOO LIAP MR. HO SWEE YEOK MR.64 words
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447 1973-02-14 21 ONE of the reasons so many international companies like Hagemeyer are setting up headquarters in Singapore is the availability of highly qualified local staff. All Hagemeyer's product managers are Singaporeans with special marketing training. Many have been sent overseas to study with their respective447 words
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486 1973-02-14 22 Company has good relations with staff THE Hagemeyer Grout) of Companies throughout the world continues to emphasize the value of good industrial relations and it seeks to cooperate with trade unions in an endeavour to assist in looking after the wellbeing of employees and their families. The Group provides free486 words
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Advertisement1079 1973-02-14 36 fYr~" > KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H KONG. STRAITS SERVICE. ;aa HanataMJ CIA Start IT! P Mia* aiuia l il itl n Fal saiaun miiu v il Frt •aiasil Him aa 11 1 Mat II Bat Japan Paralan Cull Sa>rvl*« Fit lIIIIUIMIII It Mar1,079 words
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Advertisement1064 1973-02-14 36 NORD-TRANSPORT (H.K.) LINE laataf far STtair. MILMUtBC. Ittlalll IM IllSllaf SUBWin P Klaaf Ptaaaj r Nimm 1 I 11 Pan 1 1 mmm nn 1 H Bar 11 aar r UlTat IllSia 11 1 Apr I Aar Lariat Mr: 1. BAIBBfS. MaßAa IM lIIU SMpaora P. KUof ai LllllMl »rt1,064 words
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Advertisement1064 1973-02-14 36 i *M «•[>•* 1 V4ENTOH Vway~SN&APOfai i~TTJU MHaM-7 UK lUROPI StKVICI LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE. ROAM, H BURG. BREMEN S xiaort P. Kalaaff aaaani Irrrttl: aiPTual ituIMIHH 11/lt Frt la Nit l«» 111 loratan ?4 3. H»,t. KIM. H'aa,|. aipiuac iitcta s, I Mar 11/ll Mar it'll Bar h u1,064 words
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Advertisement788 1973-02-14 36 fffk MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL gm\ SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO _H WttXX.JIn. *»aari t Kioto lu.na»» H The National SNpping Line ol M»l»v*a EIPtESS SERVICE TO LONMN. LIVIRPtOL/COiniNtNT PORTS T|. Mani Snippet P Ulanf Pmmi laKa»j lat: MIKI MCltt IS Bat 1/ I Bar 11 IS Mat 111 Mar It Hatit I I788 words
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Advertisement431 1973-02-14 36 VANCOUVER K SEATTLE TACOMA itlnii P. Kdanf S«|*pore VancouvtrK EMEUII 17E (Mt. INI) 73 24 Frt 11/22 Frt 21/21 Frt 27T1 Mar •OHO 19( (lit. 1172) 16 1! Mar IS/11 Apr AfHls Siajaptri: tMFUST SKIPPINt PTE. ITI. STH FLOOR. 34 PNIUIP STWET, TELS: SH4S/S P. blatf: C F SHARP I431 words
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Advertisement491 1973-02-14 37 ■^JUIBLJI I^^BMBLMJ>J^Uu^^MiKjbJBJfcLJBwBSB^WB» kelang tatapjttMaiblM JAWATAN KOSONG Penolonc SetUusaha iPerhubun an Perusahaan) Bahaclan I Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa darl Warganegara Malaysia bagi memenubi jawatan Penolong Seliausahu (Perhubungar. Perusahaan) Bahuglan I di Lembaga lnl. Tangc» Gaji: $628 x 34 934/982 x 34 1.264 (Oaji P»kok> Calun-calun yang berjaya akan Juga dlbayar Elaun Sara491 words
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Advertisement592 1973-02-14 37 HOSPITAL UNIVERSITI PENGARAH HOSPITAL (HOSPITAL DIRECTOR) Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa darl Warg-anefant Malaysia untuk menglsl Jawatan PENCARAH HOSPITAL (HOSPITAL DIRECTOR). Hospital Unlversltl, Unlversltl Malaya Tugaa-Tufaa dan Tanrrunr Jawab: Pengarah Hospital akan mt njadi Ketua Pegawal Kerja Hospital Unlversltl dan akan bertanggung Jawab kepada Lembaga Pengurus untuk seluruh organasasl dan pentadblran Hospital592 words
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Advertisement740 1973-02-14 37 A group of locally Incorporated timber companies invites applications from Malaysian Citizens between 22/26 years of age for the following positions to be located at Kota Klnabalu. Sabah. (1) Office Administrators Applicants should be in possession of degree/ diploma in business studies cr similar discipline or HSC with proven business740 words
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Advertisement820 1973-02-14 37 Well Established European Company having International connections requires a SENIOR SALESMAN to sell well known brands of Watches. Cosmetics and Perfumery, and General Merchandise. Generous salary and fringe benefits would be given to the right man. Please apply to Box A 4819 ST.. K.L. KUALA LUMPI'R-KEPONG AMALGAMATED LIMITED (Incorporatrd In820 words
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Advertisement438 1973-02-14 38 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, a world leader In the manufacture of semiconductor components, has openings tor mature and dynamic Individuals who ran contribute to ou* company's rapid expansion and continuous growth. We have Immediate openings for: SALES MANAGER Requirements:— Male Singaporean Preferably holding a digree In Engineering or Business Administration Good personality438 words
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Advertisement542 1973-02-14 38 ff mm Oil MIMREPS Advertisement Sales Representative Due to our increasing sales and the number of important publications we-represent locally and overseas, we need another sales representative. The man or lady we want is already selling successfully for a major publication, and is earning a good salary. By joining us542 words
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Advertisement698 1973-02-14 38 Sentosa Development Corporation, a Statutory Body, invites applications for appointments at:--(i) Golf Club Manager A first class administrator to be responsible for the efficient running of the new Golf Club on Sentosa Island. Applicants must have extensive experience at senior management level, and be able to control a large staff.698 words
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Advertisement363 1973-02-14 38 OPTORG COMPANY (M) PTE LIMITED offers in Singapore CAREER OPPORTUNITY for ELECTRICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE in their Expanding Electrical Department. Sound technical knowledge and previous sales experience in this field essential Full details, photograph and salary required to:P O. BOX 440 SINGAPORE SECRETARY A well established Heavy Equipment Company requires a363 words
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Advertisement121 1973-02-14 19 I^^^^^ fl J^^ j /a^^^*""*^^sssTr^ \J U ss^^^kw H ii^ft^ JL /^w c I svSt Jsy a^J^^C^Br BSSSSBSSSj BSSBBSI I BSSBBSb I pi^JTT '.-tv ypifl HETBHTBY rM mJW P^ J 541 ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 9.TEL *****4. FMI EbmMETRO supreme AMm HI --^CCs^ SUPREME HOUSE. PENANG RD. SINGAPORE 9.TEL .***** <£Zj*A>'^\121 words
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Advertisement110 1973-02-14 20 ROLAND'S CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION PTE. LIMITED. 161, Thomson Road, Goldhil I Centre, Singapore 11. Telephone *****6. Congratulations to HAGEMEYER TRADING CO. (STORE) SDN. BHD. on the official opening of their new headquarters at 900, Dunearn Road, 11 Km., Singapore 21. Another fS^^f^W Airconditioning Supplied and installed by CARGO (S) PTE. LTD.110 words
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Advertisement48 1973-02-14 20 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Board of Directors of Hagemeyer Trading Co. (S) Sdn. Bhd. on the Official Opening of their Far East Regional Headquarters THE HOUSE OF TANG is Open Till 9.30 p.m. Tonight. LfrS^ CK.TAWC (S) PTE LTD. VO—B aOM) UOHWI Til lIUOOMM', I i48 words
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Advertisement476 1973-02-14 21 pilllliiliiillllllliilliilllllllllllliH Congratulations Best Wishes I HAGEMEYER TRADING CO. I (SPORE) SDN. DHD. 1 on the official opening of their Far East Regional Headquarters 900, Dunearn Road, 11 Km., Spore 21. I from I SOH BENG TEE CO. I I (PTE) LTD. 1 I 723, Havelock Road, Singapore. TEL: *****4 General476 words
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Advertisement162 1973-02-14 22 PHILIPS Congratulations to HAGEMEYER Trading Co. (S) Sdn. Bhd. on the occasion oftheir official opening oftheir HAGEMEYER BUILDING where another PHILIPS PA.B.X. System has been installed Congratulations Best Wishes HAGEMEYER TRADING CO. (SPORE) SDN. BHD. on the official opening of their NEW HEADQUARTERS at 900, Dunearn Road, 11 Km. Spore162 words
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Advertisement106 1973-02-14 22 We extend our heartiest congratulations best wishes to Hagemeyer Trading Co. (Spore) Sdn. Bhd. on the official opening of their Far East Regional Headquarters From CATHAY PHOTO STORE (PTE) LTD. CHONC WAH WATCHES CAMERAS EASTERN PHOTO CO. CEORCE PHOTO JACK'S PHOTO CO. LIEN WAH WATCH DEALER LYON PHOTO CO. NANYANC106 words
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Article, Illustration57 1973-02-14 23 TOR SIN TIAN departed 8.2.73 The children, chlldren-ln-law and grandchildren of the late TOH SIN TIAN (beloved husband of the late Mdm. Ang Chwee Oeok) thank doctors and nursing staff of Ward 6, Unit 111 OROH. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hsu), friends, office associates and relatives for their kind57 words
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Obituary, Illustration24 1973-02-14 23 In loving memory of V. T. 11l I I departed 14-2-1972 Deeply missed and always remembered by Wife. Children, Relatives and Friends.24 words
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Obituary, Illustration77 1973-02-14 23 IN PROUD I LOVING MEMORY Cf THE LATE DR. M. CHOTTA SINGH WHO DEPARTED ON 14/2/71. YOU LEFT US ALL WITH DEEP SILENCE EV'i LEFT A DEEPER SILENCE IN OUR HEARTS. WE SEE YOU BY THE SIMPLICITY YOU POSSESSED AND THE TALENTS YOU HAD. SERVICE AMUSEMENT, HELP ADVICE77 words
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Obituary, Illustration22 1973-02-14 23 With cherished memories of the late T. Kannalyiah Kallngarayar called to Rest on 14.2.71. Inserted by loving wife and family.22 words
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Obituary, Illustration53 1973-02-14 23 HENRY CHEOK YEW SAN. 52, paiwd away peacefully on 13-2-7S leaving behind loved ones, four sons, four daughters, one daafhter-ln-law and one grand daughter to mourn their low. Cortege leave* Singapore Casket Co., on Thursday 15-2-73 at 2.M p.m. for St. Michael* Church thereafter to Chna C h a53 words
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Advertisement920 1973-02-14 23 A. SMIT CIVIL ENGINEER, Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd.. Pulau Bukom, passed away on 12th February, 1973. Mrs. G. Sm r-Bokker Mojttr Harm Smit Mist Marjon Smit The Cremation will take place at Mount Vernon Crematorium Singapore, on Thursday, 15th February at 11.30 a.m. Singapore. 13th February, 1973. 161. Mount920 words
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Advertisement360 1973-02-14 23 ALWIN (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED (Members' Voluntary Wlndinc-np) At the extraordinary general meeting of the members of the abovenamed company, convened and held at the r-glstered office. Room 905, 9th Floor, Supreme House. Penang Ro.id, Singapore. 9, on the 12th day of February. 1973, the special resolution set out btlow was360 words
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Advertisement301 1973-02-14 23 INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE CHOICE VALUABLE VACANT LAND AT MALAYSIA INDUSTRIAL AREA, PETALING JAVA, KUALA LUMPUR. AREA APPROXIMATELY 120,000 SQ. FT. TO BE SOLD WITH VACANT POSSESSION. GENUINE INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE WRITE TO P.O. BOX 38 MACPHERSON ROAD POST OFFICE. SINGAPORE. SUVA CITY COUNCIL VACANCY DEPUTY CITY ENGINEER Applications are301 words
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Advertisement682 1973-02-14 23 FELCRA TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Director General. National Land Rehabilitation and Consolidation Authority. First Floor. ENE Building. 11l Jalan Pudu. Kuala Lumpur up to 12.00 neon on 26th February. 1973 for the work of FELUNO. BURNING. PRUNING. CONSTRUCTION OF AGRICULTURAL ROADS. CONSTRUCTION OF PLANTINO PLATFORMS CUTTINO682 words
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Advertisement381 1973-02-14 23 FELCRA TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the D.rec'or General, National Land Rehab. lltation and Conolldation Authority. First Floor. ENE Building. 11l Jalan Pudu. Kuala Lumpur up to 12. M noon on 26th February 1973 for the works of MAINTENANCE OF RUBBER AREA at Rancangan Tanah Sungai Durian, Klnta.381 words
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Advertisement208 1973-02-14 23 AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AT JALAN BUKIT SERINDIT To be sold by public auction at our saleroom at No: 30, Jalan Laksan:ana. Malacca, on Saturday. 24th February. 1973. at 11.00 a.m. Under Malacca Originating Summons No: 73 of 1971. Particulars of Property All that piece of land comprised in Statutory208 words
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Article61 1973-02-14 24 TOP TO TO! GROOMING couise tail ages) at The Joan Booty Academy. Figure trimming exercises to music: make-up: manicure: hair-styling. fashion sense and 12 other subjects. *****3/*****7 Or cal. 22 A Penang Road Spore (opposite Supreme House). LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Singapura for your latest hairstyles, expert61 words
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Obituary97 1973-02-14 24 MADAM CHEONC LAI CHOON (Mrs. Ang Chin Siew i passed away peacefully on 13-2-73 leaving behind 5 sons Hock Lye. Hock Guan. Hock Leong. Hock Chye. Hock Cboon. 5 daughters Josephine Lee. Evelyn Chan, Jenny Nk. Vivian Loo. Percy sm-. 4 daughters-in-law. 4 sons-in-law. 18 grandchildren and 197 words
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Article19 1973-02-14 24 THE FAMILY OF the lute John Lawrence Da Silva (Rene) thank relatives and friends for condolences, wreaths19 words
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Advertisement576 1973-02-14 24 classified advertisements (S ANNOUNCfcMLNT/PERSONAL/ Singapore only: |1 a Minimum >20 for 20 words. THE PEOPLE WHO NEVER LOST HOPE Murray Marder. Washington Post correspondent, has Just returned from a two-week tour of North Vietnam. In NEW NATION today. Marder gives us his impressions of a counfaltered. He also reveals the576 words
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Advertisement760 1973-02-14 24 GARMENT FACTORY hat vacancies for the following:. Seamstresses. Female Garment Steampress Operators. Sewing Machine Mechanic. General Workers and Apprentices Please apply personally and bring your Identity Card to:- Cedar Gar7. Toa Payoh. Singapore 12. CORRESPONDENCE CLIRK REQU'R ED for Immediate appointment. Candidates must possess HSC and have good command of760 words
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Advertisement780 1973-02-14 24 WANTED OUTDOOR SALESGIRLS/ Salesman to promote Penang famous products. Those with car preferably Sa'ary $200 $230 plus commission Interested apply Box A ***** ST. S pore with non-returnable photore'quire experiencid accounts CLERKS with good knowledge of letter of credit and shipping documentation. Candidates must have at least 3/5 years working780 words
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Advertisement726 1973-02-14 24 YOU MAY EARN $600 8800 monthly as Stewardesses In our Cocktail Lounge. Apply personally 433 Orchard Road. 2nd floor (Wlsma Indonesia) B'por* between 1 3 p.m. MALE FEMALE SALES REPRESEN TATIVIS required by manufacturing firm. Apply 3649 Golden Mile Shopping Centre, Sth floor. Beach Road. Spore. WANTIO AIRCONDITIONINC AFFRSTNTICIS, mechanics726 words
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Advertisement633 1973-02-14 24 MOTOR VEHICLES MECHANICS required by well established motor firm. Apply stating age, qualifications and experience to Alexandra P.O. Box 147. B'pore 3 WANTIO YOUNG ACCRESSIVE airconditioning salesmen, mechanics and apprentices. Oood prospects Write In 216 Tanjong Katong Road Spore or apply personally after 4.30 p.m. A large wood factory requires:—633 words
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Advertisement663 1973-02-14 24 WANTIO S W I M M I N a FOOL CLEANERS. Hardworking and willing to work long hours, good pay. Box A912N0 B.T Spore. ARCHITECT OFFICE requlrea Senior Draughtsman and Draughtsman. Please state experience and aalary expected to Box A ***** ST. B'pore. DRAUGHTSMEN We have Immediate vacancies for Singaporeans663 words
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Advertisement713 1973-02-14 24 WANTID EXPERIENCE DRIVIR Please call personally Atlas Electronics 1002-1032 Lower Delta Road Singapore 3. Attractive salary. JUNIOR SALESMEN WANTED Apply personally to SC Rm. 4 Mayo Street. (Off Jalan Beaar). Oil Field Services Company has vacancy for MECHANIC Qualifications r.quind.--(1) Singapore Citizens (2) Class 3 driving licence CS) Completed National713 words
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Advertisement882 1973-02-14 24 MOUSING. S pore 335*98 *****9/ *****7. in Devonshire Court dlsl 9, new high level apartment, wall to wall carpeted living and dining. 3 bedrooms with attached bath. walking distance to Orchard Road and Town $95u (2) Mount Slnal duplex 4 bedrooms, separate living and dining, servant's and kitchen. Well landscaped882 words
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Advertisement567 1973-02-14 25 TVont. from Page 24f HELFOND ROAD APARTMENTS: jo a. 20-E. split-'evel fully furnishtil. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms attached, spacious living dining room Ifully sircondltloned), modern kitcr ,,n with fixture*, servant's room. th own toilet facilities, separate tntrance etc Swimming pool and undercover carpark. Contact Owner Direct: Property Investments Pte. Ltd..567 words
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Advertisement319 1973-02-14 25 UNFURNISHED ROOM TO LBT for working girl near Novena Contact B'pore *****4 double-storey 3 rooms 1 rervant s te': *****1 B'pore. FURNISHED BEDROOMS for itudent/ single/couple In dlst. 12 qulc environment Ring *****3 S'por*. WANTED SEVERAL DETACHED, semi-detached, terrace houses, apartmente furnished/partially furnlKhed In various good residential areas for the319 words
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Advertisement666 1973-02-14 25 COUPLE URGENTLY REQUIRES 2 3roomed H.D.B. flat any district. Contact Mervyn *****/9 B'pore offlc* hours. GERMAN FAMILIES require Immediately 8 houses/flats furnlshed/unfurnlshed. Rental (600/- (1.200/--p.m. S'por* *****1. URCENTLY REQUIRED furnished s*ml dttached. terraced houses. apartments for foreigners. Rent (400 (1.200. Tel Glno *****8. INSULAR REALTY COMPANY Clients urgently need detached,666 words
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Advertisement724 1973-02-14 25 JOHORI: 26 miles from J.B. S acre. ■it (4.500.00 per acre on 0. Suitable for Development. Phone *****6 Jack between 11 am. and 4 pm. 2 ACRES, flrm vacant building land near Woodbrldge. (8/- ps.f. Box A ***** ST. Spore PONOGOL POINT. 3 storey bunga'ow 9 rooms 3 hall nearby724 words
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Advertisement585 1973-02-14 25 WANTED HOUSES AND LAND dlst 9. 10. 11. 21 Please furnish particular* to S'por* *****9/*****. WANTED FLAT 6 IN HILLTOP Kum Hlng Court. Prepared to pay Market Value. Telephone: *****. WANTED TO PURCHASE Houses and Lands J.S. Lee (Realty) Co., 56 Gllstead Road. Tels: *****4 *****3 WANTED TO BUY 3-roomed585 words
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Advertisement704 1973-02-14 25 NAM-HO TRAVEL SERVICE: Limited Tour West Malaysia Seven Days 8(110/-, alr-condltloned Bui 8(135/-, Departure: Every Sunday, Monday C-meron Highlands Four Days 8670/-, Every Wednesday. Bangkok Cniengmal by alr-condltloned Bus Fifteen Days FS37O 18/2/73. 10/3/73. 8/4/73. 7/3/73. 26/5/73 2/6/73. 10/6/73. Bangkok Chlengmal —by air Eight Days 8*625/-. 22/2/73, 14/3/73. 12/4/73. 11/5/73,704 words
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Advertisement535 1973-02-14 25 OX LBV TRAVEL SERVICE LTD Malaya 7-Days (100/- Aireondlttoned Bus (128/-. Pangkor Island /Fraser'i Hill 5Days (83/-. Cameron Highlands 4-Days $63/Departur*:- 18/2. 19/2, 2S/2, 26/2. South Thailand Praang 7-Day* (115/-. Palau Langkawi Penang 7-Days (115/-. Departure:- 19/2. 26/2. 3 3 Bangkok /Chlengmal 13-Days (340/--8-Days by air (620/-. Departure:- 5/3. 19/3.535 words
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Advertisement660 1973-02-14 25 STRAITS VIEW HOTEL J.B. Fioorsnow nightly. Friday .it. niton till 1 am. Saturday 2 a.m. set European oreakfast (1.80. lunch (2.50. dinner (4.00. Excellent CMnese .ood. WantrJ charming dance hostesses. Telephone 2133/4. FOR QUICK LUNCH ft Reservstion visit Lai Wan Restaurant. 377 C Jalaa Besar. Tel' *****/***** Brand:. Block 44.660 words
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Advertisement830 1973-02-14 26 classified C, N, -AL mm RTIUMEHTS «/fl//MP/t«C?m^l» Victor, only 30 cent., vote. fSnS) Miunwm 17.30 '0r ISwofdi. ANNOUNCI Ml NT/PtRSONAL I CAJ* I tagssor. only Us. ore. \JTtaUj (Cont. from Page 25) MALAYAN CORRISFONDSNCE COLLEGE (founded 1959 1 offers you vanced/Ordlnary Levels. Bookkeeping etc. The College has helped over *****830 words
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Advertisement786 1973-02-14 26 MANDARIN TUITION at my'your place, onre weekly. S2O/$3O monthly. 4. Bala Street. *****. LBARNINO TO DRIVE? Enrol at Lambert's Driving school. 10 Balmoral Road, Tel: *****/*****. TUITION OIVIN Pnmary and Secondary Level Ring Spore 4C3208 Miss Chew. NO KIONG CAR TRADERS Private Limited Home of quality used Cars. 313-A. Buklt786 words
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Advertisement948 1973-02-14 26 1871 FORO BSCORT 1870 Mazda 1200 1989 Ford Cortina OT 1949 Toyota Corolla 1200 1968 Ford Corsair V 4 Datsun Bluebird 1200 1984 Austin A4O 1962 Opel Rtkord, 1888 Volkswagen Teck Huat Co. 48 Rangoon Road *****0. FOR THE BEIT DEAL Look up the Yellow Pages of the Telephone Directory.948 words
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Advertisement760 1973-02-14 26 TWO FIBRIQLAM LIFEBOATS 1959 40 persons capacity each without motor sal It. oart and covers Included Alto available two llferaftt 20 persons each Last Inspection 2 years ego. Contact Dennis ***** Spore. 1-MONTH OLO 20- halt cabin cruiser with twin 70 h.p. outboard motor. Selling with trailer $13,000. Tel. *****0760 words
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Advertisement505 1973-02-14 26 AT YOUR HOMB Remedial massage Manipulative and Exercise Therapy by qualified Physical Therapist with U.K diplomas. Sylvia Oan L.C.B.P. (Phya.) (B'pore) *****. MARTINA'S SALON 11-A. Calmhlll Circle. Masaage Saunabatb/Barber, Complete gentlemen grooming by trained lady attendants Ring (Spore) *****1/*****8 MANDARIN HBALTH CBNTRB, Mandarin Hotel, 3rd floor, massags/ sauna/steambath facial *****8.505 words
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Advertisement397 1973-02-14 26 FAIRLAOV SOCIAL SSCOHT offers fair ladies to entertain you at 137 Kllllney Road. Tel: *****4/ S. CALL US for jour urgent printing and duplicating job Phone <3WO« Spore. UPPLIEI OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMINT, rewinding wire marine tltctrical (Ittlngt required by a new electrical company In the state of Brunei. Interested companies397 words
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Advertisement455 1973-02-14 26 NEW SHIPMENT KAWAI PIANOI Just arrived highly recommended by many music teachers Liberal discount for cash or S6OO down balance S«0 monthly. Robert Piano Co.. B'portj Ttl. *****7. OURTAINB. UFMOLSTBRV FABRICS carpets, carpst tiles, wall-paper, furniture, interior designing etc. O 8 Interiors 401. Rlvtr Valley Road Ttlephoot: *****8, mm Spore,455 words
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Advertisement252 1973-02-14 26 BAST COAST T.V. RI FRICI RATION CO., authorised dealer for all brands T.V., refrigerators, alr-cond radiogram, washing machine, gas-cooker home appliances etc. Hire purchase arrangeable. Special discount for CAsh and trade-In acceptable Please call at 378. East Coast Road. B'pore *****9. STYLISH CANB FURNITURE, good condition, complete living set, dining252 words
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237 1973-02-14 27 \IO?rTEGO BAY (Jamaica), Tues. The Australian cricketers today beat the President's XI at Jarrett Park by seven wicket to make their West Indies tour record three out of three. They took oniy 95 minutes to hit the required 84 runs for the additional loss ofReuter - 237 words
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Article247 1973-02-14 27 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By L^E Yoke Fei, the current national table tennis coach, has been selected to head the Singapore Table Tennis Association's coaching committee. His immediate task is to map out a systematic training programme for the 13 trainees preparing for the coming Seap Games247 words
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389 1973-02-14 27 87 foreigners to compete in PI Open MANILA, Tues. Tightyseven foreign players from 12 countries lave so far signed up for the 1973 Philippine Open, starting leg of the Asia Golf circuit. Japan as usual is fielding the biggest contingent, 24 professionals and nine amateurs, for the tournament scheduled Feb.UPI - 389 words
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234 1973-02-14 27 Ong and Lim star in Kampong Kapor's win t/AMPONG Kapor's chances JV of qualifying for the tlnal round of the Basketball Association of Singapore InterConstituency tournament look good on yesterday's form when they easily overpowered Jurong 81-60 at Oay World stadium. Kampong Kapor's success was built around the efficiency of234 words
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Article135 1973-02-14 27 ON THE GREEN SINGAPORE'S World Cup representative David Milne, 20, will be the professional at the Warren Golf Club. David, who turned professional last November, told me that he is looking forward to his new appointment. He said: "This new assignment will be a challenge to me and I am135 words
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Article, Illustration330 1973-02-14 27 for Keppel." He also wished him the best of luck in his new career." An insurance broker, Peter Tay, who finished run-ner-up in the Straits Times Cup competition at Tengah last year. phoned me yesterday to say that It will be impossible to break330 words
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Article82 1973-02-14 27 MR. William Cheng was elected the first president of the Sports Association uf Labour Ministry at their annual general meeting yesterday. The other officials are: Wong Hung Khlm (vice-president), R. Thlllalnathnn i secretary i. Tan Kirn Khlm tasst. secretary >. Llm Hock Soon (Treasurer). Lee Wing Sum82 words
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Article, Illustration578 1973-02-14 28 E. FRIDA - E. FRIDA By THE Sportsman of the Year award for 1972 is likely to be won by another athlete this time Asia's fastest man Yeo Kian Chye. Boxer Syed Abdul Kadir's hopes were dashed by the staying power of P.C. Suppiah last year and this578 words
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Article72 1973-02-14 28 LAUSANNE. Tues.— lOC has declined to admit an appeal by the United States concerning the disputed basketball final between the US and the Soviet Union at the Munich Summer Olympics. lOC advised Mr. Clifford Buck, president of the US National Olympic Committee, that his72 words
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Article47 1973-02-14 28 LONDON. Tues. The New Zealand All Black rugby team left London by air for home today after their four-month. 30-match tour of Britain. Ireland and France. With five defeates and two draws they had the worst record or any New Zealand team In Europe— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article45 1973-02-14 28 COLOMBO, Tues. Skipper Tony Lewis and Alan Knott. two players who felt the strain of England's cricket tour of India more than anyone else, will play only one days cricket during the 10-day visit to Sri Lanka. The MCC team arrived here yesterday45 words
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Article51 1973-02-14 28 SYDNEY, Tues.—Englishman Steve Thompson, driving a Chevron, led from start to finish to win the sixth round of the Australasian Tasman Cup motor race series In heavy rain at Warwick Farm near here today. He beat Australian Frank Matlch (Match Aso>, with New Zealand's Oraham Mcßae)51 words
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440 1973-02-14 28 Walker rates S-Games chances slim SINGAPORE'S national soccer team has a "very slim" chance of winning a gold medal in the SEAP Games. This is what national coach Michael Walker told his listeners in a radio broadcast last Wednesday night. "Strange isn't it for Walker to say such a thing440 words
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Article213 1973-02-14 28 ONE of Singapore's most famous sporting personalities of the pre-Japa-nese War era, Caesar Houghton, 67, was buried in Loke Yew Road Cemetery, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Old timers in Singapore will remember him as one of the big-time promoters when professional boxing was at its213 words
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Article171 1973-02-14 28 Joe Dorai's soccer corner Bank and his team-mate Hamid Ismail were banned for three months lor arguing with a referee in a Divi&.-jn One match at Jalan Besar stadium The third suspended player is Ramli Ismail of Hilton Hotel. The cautioned players are Yunos Baba iHK Bank). Albert Foo (Vegetable171 words
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Article594 1973-02-14 29 EPSOM JEEP - Mallaig impresses in workout EPSOM JEEP pENANG, Tues. Mallaig did an impressive trial in the company of newcomer Treasure Mile in good going here today. Ridden by Alan Simpson, the Henry's Choice three-year-old came away from his stablemate at the end of a 3f workout in 39 1 5. Mallaig594 words
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121 1973-02-14 29 Standard of racing high, says Eccleston "C'NOLISH jockey C.H. Eccles-•l-J ton. 25. yesterday came to Times House to say "thank you' to the Turf club committees, trainers. Jockeys, owners and friends for making his visit to Singapore and Malaysia an enjoyable one. Eccleston said: "I am very impressed with the121 words
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Article95 1973-02-14 29 SINGAPORE Teachers Union became winners of Group 'A' In the NTUC Inttr-Unlon table tennis tournament when they trotr.ced Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union 'B 5-0 at Commonwealth Avenue on Monday night. SMMWUs A' team, however, were more tortunate. They beat Food. Drinks and Allied95 words
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Article70 1973-02-14 29 LONDON. Tues. Britain's tournarrent golfers voted 115-88 In favour of continuing to play the America n-sl«ed 1.68 Inches ball in preference to the British 1.62- Inch ball, the Professional Golfers Association announced yejtercay. The "Big Ball" has been compukory In POA tournament for the past five70 words
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Article33 1973-02-14 29 TORONTO. Tues. Clyde Oray of Toronto won the British Commonwealth welterweight boxing title yesterday with a unanimous decision over Ghanas, Eddie Blay In a IS-rc-und bout at Maple Leal Gardens UPI.UPI - 33 words
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Article76 1973-02-14 29 ROME. Tues. Belgian ace cyclut Eddy Merckx. who arrived in Milan by air yesterday, said he would begin the year* road cycling season with the Tour of Sardinia, which start* on Peb. 34 The former world champion has been suffering from a skin complaint whichReuter - 76 words
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Article157 1973-02-14 29 LAS VEGAS, Tues. Former heavyweight champion Muhammad All said yesterday he was tiainlng strenuously for his 12 round bout with European champion Joe Bugner tomorrow "because there's too much involved It's too close to the showdown." All, In trimmer condition than he has been for atReuter - 157 words
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Article80 1973-02-14 29 riKYO. Tues. The Japan Amateur Boxing Federation decided at a meeting tonight to abandon hostInc the first World Amatevr Boxing championships, which had been scheduled for Aug. 21-25 in Osaka. because of lack of funds. The decision to abandon the championships was made necessary because80 words
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Article404 1973-02-14 29 ITUALA LUMPUR, 1 Tues. Trainer David Tan was fined $3,000 for negligence arising out of a positive urine test on Precious Stone during the running of the first day of the Kuala Lumpur meeting on Dec. 9. The Stewards of the Selangor Turf Club who404 words
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Article, Illustration51 1973-02-14 29 World flyweight champion Venice Bor Kaw Saw, of Thailand, connects a vicious left hook on challenger Erbito Salavarria's face in their title bout at Bangkok last Friday. Venice retained his title easily by points and came out with an unscarred face while Filipino Salavarria's face was bloody.UPI - 51 words
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Article212 1973-02-14 29 Stuart puts Bolton in Round 5 LONDON, Tues. A 37th minute goal by Stuart Leer gave Third Division Bolton Wanderers a 1-0 win over Second Division Cardiff City in their English F.A. Cup Fourth-round second replay last nigbt. Bolton, who were always the more Impressive team last night, now (aceReuter - 212 words
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Advertisement121 1973-02-14 27 I Electric Motors Sluict Valvts I up to 100 HP 2" to 12" I (under lictnee Kirloskar (under licence Kirloskar Electric Co. Ltd.. Brothers Ltd.. Poona). I Bingilore). Now n)ade in Malaysia under brand name INMACO by M/s. Indoi 7^b^^ Malaysia Enfineering Co., Bhd. I I KIRLOSKAR ELECTRIC CO LTD..121 words
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Advertisement154 1973-02-14 27 WOULD YOU BELIEVE ■Rfl Rv*H B^V^WV'i^^H bb^bW. 'O LP^^^bv^Ll oS^lblbP^^^^c'^x LHb^TjbPJ LP^b^bv <*48l Introducing the Ricomac Grand totals. Automatic IOOOP-a remarkable new electronic decimals. And much more. If that's printing calculator at only $499 not enough, we have Ricomac 1010 P. The 1000P adds, subtracts, multiplies, It has some important154 words
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Advertisement231 1973-02-14 28 The New Caxton Encyclopedia the most colourfulworktfitskindintheworld I: i^_. i r The New Caxton Encyclopedia the most colourful work MMH■■M■■M bm bm m m as mm ol its kind in the world. m m m m m m m m■■ m Superb full colour pictures throughout the 20 volumes Ba231 words
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Article56 1973-02-14 30 DACCA, Tues. Forty people were Injured. 10 seriously, when a metal roof collapsed under the weight of a crowd who had climbed there to catch a glimpse of Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The accident occurred in Jamalpur. about 80 miles north of here, when Sheikh56 words
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Article371 1973-02-14 30 T ONDON. Tufx. I iiuiiirs were easier on balance In very quiet trading on the Mock r«hange today. The dollar devaluation made for decllon amono «ome leading international coenpanu-. while sentnnr.it overall wa> Ina^enced by the upward trend In Interest rates, the January trade dent it and the371 words
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Article53 1973-02-14 30 LONDON. Tuai. Spot 23.00. SrltlrnM-nt March 23. 1u. April 23 30. May 23 43. April. June 23.43. July Srpt 23 30. Oct'Dcc 23. T0. Jan March 23.80. April June 23.83. Juli Sept 23.00. O»t Dec 23 93. Jan, March 34.10. AprlMunr 24 20. General ell March 20 43. April53 words
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Article31 1973-02-14 30 LONDON. Tim*. Spot buyrrt CI6IT (+110). tellers (1611 (+110) forward bttyrn ***** <+Cl2>. Milan C 1643 C11). Srttlcmrnt: £1613 (+Ca). Turnover •in 2 so tons. p.m. 500 torn. Ton«: Firm.31 words
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149 1973-02-14 30 ROW OVER AUSSIE TROOPS IN STORE HOTS UP pANBERRA, Tues.—Oppot, sition leader Billy Snedden today called on Prime Minister Gough Whitlam to stand up to the left-wing of the ruling Labour Part? over the issue of Australian troops in Singapore. Mr Snedden was commenting on a motion by the VictorianUPI - 149 words
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261 1973-02-14 30 Robbers hold 20 hostages for 10 hours FIALLAS (Texas). Tues. Two teenaged robbers, one a former mental patient, held 20 hostages at gunpoint inside a bar last night and today, but released them unharmed at daylight and gave up to police an hour later. The youthful bandits, denied an airplaneUPI - 261 words
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Obituary51 1973-02-14 30 MR. H. •ALASUNOARAM (CHIT TIARJ) formtrly of Rrdifliutoa B:n«»--pon p0.»i04 «w«y peacefully or 13 2 TO Cremation on 14/1/T3 it 4 p.m. from 23 Cb»nder Road Sun**port H KIP.ITMV P.ATHVAL pu»e4 (way 12/2/73 at Johor Bani. KviiMnl 3.00 p. ,ii. 11/I/T3 Inmicu l»t» Concrpllon J B Lucy Joat Bh»rl*tl51 words
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Article111 1973-02-14 30 HONG KONG. Tues. President Nixon's national security adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger arrived here today from Hanoi where he held talks with North Vietnamese leaders during a three-day visit. Or. Kissinger is staying in Hong Kong for two days before leaving for Canton111 words
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Advertisement178 1973-02-14 30 fffi PLUS OIL CO. PTY. LTD AUSTRALIA PLUS Lubricating Scclo' t, and Pocking product* ore mod* witn LIQUILON, which is on improved form 0» PolytetrotluOfoethylenc LIQ.UILON is irert o.vl unaffected by harsh matrnols »<h os OCids. CT.sttcs c* common solvents It also exhibits o co-efficient of friction lower thoo ony178 words
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Miscellaneous18 1973-02-14 30 The weather THE weather outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Occasional showers In late morning.18 words
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Article, Illustration1010 1973-02-14 31 CHAN BONG SOO - CHAN BONG SOO By THK stock market Ikis become the talk ot the town currently both in Singapore and Malaysia. And it is easy to understand why. Everyone, or almost everyone, who gets drawn into its spheie of activity these past1,010 words
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Article493 1973-02-14 31 MOTOR and General Underwriters Investment Holdings has come out with yet one more diversification move. This time it Is going into the leasing of small utility vessels. Together with Partner Singapore Shipbuilders and Engineering. M and G has formed Straits Maritime Leasing, which493 words
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Article121 1973-02-14 31 CROESUS - CROESUS By Whispering hope I HEAR from the grapevine that following the successful initiation of Intraco into the stock market, the DBS-Daiwa boys are now planning another big launching this time of a shipyard in Jurong. Strict secrecy surrounds the name of the new-comer-to-be, but the story is121 words
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Article671 1973-02-14 31 AS the 24 members A of the Far Eastern Freight Conference, including Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) prepare to meet in London tomorrow, Mr. Tan Eng Joo, chairman of National Shippers Council has once again reiterated his call to NOL to pull out of the671 words
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Advertisement222 1973-02-14 32 flUt WBtk HI Hal aaaaiaai HLW (••••••K Lw K »•••••< ••«!>•« »•«)>•• »•«(>•« V P II if itiii«ttfi /WWWW9\ /••••■K (?^H /••••■K F' r lly^'| yajejtjeK^tjaiaK #ffft\ /iflli\ *••••••> »••>#•• *••••••> »•< •••x«««« »•«(>•« •••□••3 ••«_>•« it>« »««Ui ••€M4ii ••iji«« ••«Lf !>•••> »«tyfjtTtJi Mfffti ••o ••••••< \«i).«iiv ••••AaV UJI iaaaai222 words
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Article333 1973-02-14 33 T-lONG KONG. Tues. The KM market opened on a strong note but was soon under heavy selling pressure resulting in shares generally easing back across the board. However, towards the close buyers rushed In again to help some recovery In share prices. HK/S Bank Local register dropped to333 words
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Article29 1973-02-14 33 Ho*™ Kon K itiTS was quoted at 5.10 for T.T. and 5 OS '°Stt"ng MM quoted at 13 00 and tnt tatl tf geld at 47129 words
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Article317 1973-02-14 33 MELBOURNE. Tues. The share market continued wink today although there were some signs of recovery towards the end of the day. Market leader BUT, which dropped slightly at the opening of trading, recovered the loss to close unchanged at Ajll. PhiUp Morris and British Tobacco both made slight gains.317 words
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Article115 1973-02-14 33 rpHE Straits tin price x in Penang yesterday sagged another $5.12* to $630 per picul on an official offering up 101 tons to 250 tons. The overnight London metal price was easier with forward buyers quoted down £6 on Friday's close to £1,630 per metric ton. LONDON:115 words
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Article37 1973-02-14 33 In London on Monday the palm oil puce* of Malayan 9 per cent CIF UK/N European port! In the bulk ■terllnK per long ton *ai unquoted (withdrawn after Aug./ Sept: UKilOl and Cont. $240 paid).37 words
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Article22 1973-02-14 33 FEB. 13. RUBBER: 127.25 cents (down 2-50 cents). TIN: $630 (down $5.12}). Official of ferine: 250 tons (up 101 tons).22 words
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Article106 1973-02-14 33 HIHttE PRODUCE EXCHANCC. 1 3INCAPOHE NOON CLOSING PRICE! PER PICUL YESTERDAY Ctctnut Oil: bulk $44 sellers, drum 145 sellers. Cspra: Mixed loose UK/Cont. $27 B. Ptsptr: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100'- NLW ***** sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. M% NLW ***** sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. NLW $1521 sellers.106 words
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Article51 1973-02-14 33 Mtnrtjy Saturday UtS Ull London ••..5.1 60.10 Beirut «S.»O 68.50 Honnkonie 72.15 71.12 Zurich M.258 67.508 ftg.7sB 60.308 Paris Unavailable 68.81 Singapore (I) 09.65 6H.6-, Spore (2) 237.00 237.00 (1) Export prices In non-iterlinc areas In US dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollar* per51 words
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Article33 1973-02-14 33 London copper prices on Monday (Previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot buyer £497.00 (£501. 50) seller £497.50 (£502.00); Three month* buyer £509.50 (£514.00) arller £510.00 (£514.50). Marktt twit: Steady, ta'tt 7.100 tons.33 words
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Article366 1973-02-14 33 ttHE rubber market yesterday was irregular and uncertain prior to and following the announcement of a 10 per cent devaluation of thr U.S. dollar and the flotation of the yen as from loday. Any effect of higher production and stock figures for December Issued yesterday was overshadowed by366 words
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Article93 1973-02-14 33 DAILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday. > Feb. Mar. (Current Month) (Forward Month) Buyer* Sellers Buyers Sellers Cents per kg. Cents per kg. SMR SCV (1-ton Pallet) 135.00 137 00N 135 00 137.00N SMR 5L < 1-ton93 words
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Article154 1973-02-14 33 ASIAN currency deposit rates for Tuesday, Feb. 13. US Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 12 10 1 mth 7-5 8 7-3 8 2 mths 7-1/2 7-1/4 3 mths 7-3/8 7-1/8 6 mths 7-1/4 9 mths 7-1/4 12 mths 7-1/4 7 SW Fn DM (middle prices) 1 mth154 words
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Article229 1973-02-14 33 Mr. Bernard Tay Chong Woo, assistant cashier, has been promoted by Bank of America in Singapore to assistant manager senior lending officer with effect from Feb 1. A Bachelor of Arts graduate (economics and political science) from the University of Singapore, he rejoined the bank in November229 words
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Article1524 1973-02-14 34 THE last transacted sale at the close of business in the Kuala Lumpur and Singapore trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday compared with the previous day's price together with the 1972 73 high and low. <• Adjusted for all new Issues): INDUSTRIAL* ItTJ HJ Li. l N.1,524 words
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497 1973-02-14 34 SHARE prices finished generally higher yesterday despite a wave of profit-taking In the afternoon session on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. During the firm morning market values were Jacked up by as much as 10 per cent among the top line issues, taking the497 words
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Article377 1973-02-14 34 XTEW YORK. Mon— The stock market ploughed ahead for the second consecutive session as investors appeared to be betting that behind the scenes manoeuvring will restore order to the chaotic international monetary situation. An extension of a technical rally that began on Friday also supported prices. Some oil377 words
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Article93 1973-02-14 34 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 112.90 Friday 112.24 Week ago 110.45 RUBBERS Monday 496.97 Friday 479.37 Week ago 457.37 OILS Monday 301.39 Friday 306 12 Week ago 307.13 INDUSTRIALS Monday 457.1 Friday 457.7 Week ago 469 3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday ***** Friday 979.46 Week ago 978.40 LONDON DOLLAR93 words
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Article39 1973-02-14 34 Sel. Prop. 9.40 Bt Semb $1800 Boustead $11.00 OCBC $41.00 T. City 5.00 PMRI 8.00 MAA 5.90 JC-MPH 5.40 Incbcape $12.10 Hume Pref 4.00 S. Nut 2.80 1.40 1.30 1.20 1.00 .64 .60 .55 .50 .40 .36 .3039 words
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Article26 1973-02-14 34 Fiti $20.00 UOB $27.00 ENE $13.50 C Store $14.00 Tfonf Sec 930 Haw Par $14.10 M G $11.20 2.50 1.50 —1.00 —1.00 .80 .80 .5026 words
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Article21 1973-02-14 34 Bandar Raya 169,000 Jc-MPH 166,000 City Dev. 137,000 DBS 131,000 Total Turnover: 3.03 M Total Value: 520.22 M21 words
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Article44 1973-02-14 34 Feb. 1! Feb. 13 Industrials. ***** 611.36 Hotels: 438.50 438 40 Properties: 769.12 808.17 1 Tins: 151.17 151.17 t rubbers: 335.16 335.16 0.C.8.C. 588.12 581.47 Dee. 30. 1966 100 Dec. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100 t Jan. 1. 1970 10044 words
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Article2258 1973-02-14 34 DID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur and Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (6.00 B) (6) 6.00. (1)2,258 words
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Miscellaneous266 1973-02-14 34 H IG H LIG HTS sSoJBSS* t B GUINNESS: The ex- said, despite the lnexorbrewery price of Guinness able Increase In costs, will have to rise again Nevertheless, he felt this year due to the con- Guinness was now moving tlnulng rise in costs but Into a period of more266 words
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Article, Illustration175 1973-02-14 36 ANTHONY RAWASAMY - ANTHONY RAWASAMY By INDUSTRIAL md Maitec tniprrifMi Scr vices. ;i r;i(liogi;i[)hv compaiiy whirh deals in welding inspfctioii and cargo snivivs. has nnnounccd Hit- introduction of a nuilti-pur-pose Uirec-lon "Sea Truck." The vessel, a Rotork Mk. 4 iikhlcl. i see picture I is ijiade of fil)ref{lass and has175 words
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Article197 1973-02-14 36 tmi port or iimifiii OUT: Kiminn 1 X.nko Mam 7 Harm r, T. l)««ny l%ou I l«. 23 2*'™)(~<*kl Man I*. T«. nomonk ]O. c-rmaur n 33. Thor» cap. 3.', Z*. Cypna 45. Uwt city 'Tankvri «SA. Hilaka Mam 4- lji»r pool Bar <Conialr»r Vnnli la and197 words